De Soto News from De Soto, Kansas • 7

Consolidation of Three Farm Papers at Topeka. The Western Printing and Pub- Local Happenings Watch for the blue mark! Reaches pot-Stops THa Great Pile Rem. edy. Put JD in tubes with rectal luuoa wins iai nozzle, so cents, Railroad Time TaWe. GOING EAST.

TrainNo.18; 5:25 a.m. Train No. 110. 8:45 a. m.

Train No. 10 4:23 p. m. Train No. 116 9:03 p.

m. A T5 1 at Topeka; has purchased Farm- OOld Dy 5 tlllp ers Advocate of Topeka, Western Breeders Journal of Clay Center Obituary. and Western Life of Leavenworth. i The three papers have been con-Gideon Gibbs was born -i- -rr i solidated at Topeka, and the corn- Tennessee; died ulathe, Kan-' 4. 01 tnAQ i i 'Pany wiU continue the consoli-sas, Sept.

21, 1908, aged about An. A dated papers as Farmers Advo- seventy-seven years. When' i. 1 1 i i cate- Tnis makes Farmers Ad- about fifteen years old he came A T11. vocate without doubt one of the to Adams county, Illinois, and 1 strongest Weekly farm papers some time after he moved to i i mi Kansas and the West.

The pres- Kansas. When he was about ident of the new company is Al- sixty years old he came to John- bert T. Reid, the well known ll- a specialty of reliable and complete market reports. It gives; the news of the whole world, including the full Associated Press reports as well as a complete special news service. The Capital has its own correspondent at Washington, and prints more Kansas news than all other papers, combined.

Every family who is not taking a Topeka paper should at once send 25 cents to Arthur Capper, publisher Kansas Weekly Capital, Topeka, Kan. To get the home news sub scribe for Eagle INSTRUCTIVE. INTERESTING, "Correct English-How to use it." A MONTHLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO THE USE OV ENGLISH. JOSEPHINE TURCK BAKER, Editor. Partial Contents: Course in Grammar.

How to Increase One's Vocabulary. The Art of Conversation. Shalland Will; Should and Would; How to Use Them. Pronunciation (Century Diction-nary) Correct English in the Home. Correct English in the School.

What to Say and What Not to Say Course in Letter-Writing and Punctuation. Twenty Daily Drills. Business English for Business Man. Compound Words; How to Write Studies in English Literature. Aftent9 Wanted.

$1.00 a Year. Send 10 Cents for Copy CORRECT ENGLISH. EVANSTON, ILL, i i i i lismng company, newly organized lustrator and cartoonist. A cartoon by Mr. Reid will be a regular feature of the paper.

The vice president and business manager is E. W. Rankin, formerly with Mail and Breeze. The editor is T. A.

Borman, who has resigned the general superinten-clency of the Continental Creamery company to take his present position. Mr. Borman is president of the Kansas State Dairy association. He is well known and popular as a farmers' institute lecturer, and is an acknowledged authority on agricultural questions. It is the intention of publishers to put out the most attractive, best printed farm paper in the West.

A sample will be sent to all who ask for it. Only 25 Cents a Year. Every family in Kansas ought to have a weekly papcr from the state caprc during tne presi- dential campaign. The Kansas Weekly Capital is only 25 cents a year and it is a remarkably good paper for the money It has the largest circulation of any weekly newspaper in Kansas. It makes 'WAHTED-ARHSE sample iuuuci -xuuivr' Dicycie tumisiied by making money fast.

Write for full particulars and special offer at mice. MOA 1 1 REOL'lltlil) Until VOll rereivnznA anrnnronf Dr. Pugh will be at Mrs. Taylor's hotel Oct. 3.

S. R. B. Davis was transacting business in Kansas City Monday. Use Dr.

Oyster's Medicines and Toilet articles sold by B. C. Gulp. 47tl0 E. Beecroft Son and Miss Lissie Nicholson have new ads this week.

Will Loveall of Gardner was shaking hands with De Soto friend Monday. FOR SALE One 220-egg "Old Trusty" incubator; good as new. 51t2 J. W. Baker.

Miss Maud Spencer of Lawrence is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Carrie McNees, this week. Mrs. J. E.

Deweese and Mrs. Eugene Rountree are spending today (Thursday) in Kansas City. A number of our people are talking of going to Topeka Saturday evening to hear William H. Taft. J.

B. Rountree and family are moving into the' Williams house on the corner of Wea and Second streets. Mrs. W. M.

Marcks returned the latter prt of last week from a month's si gth seeing trip to various points of interest in Colorado. T. B. Nicholson fell through into the basement of his new building last Friday evening and received some severe bruises and other injuries. He has been very stiff and unbending in his carriage since the accident.

Hon. T. A. McNeal, editor of the Mail and Breeze, of Topeka, was in town Saturday on his way to the Grange picnie in C. E.

Jewett's grove, where he delivered an address on "Horticulture." Mr. McNeal is the Republican candidate for re-election to the office of state printer. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is used nearly everywhere, because it not only heals irritation of the throat and stops the cough, but it drives the cold out of the system through its laxative principle by assuring a free and gentle action of th-2 bowels, and that is the onty way to cure a cold. You can't cure it as long as you are constipated. Insist upon Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup.

Sold by B. C. Culp. The grading on our streets has been completed, at least -for the present. Side walk building is still in progress and will likely continue as long as tho weather permits.

Strangers coming into our burg notice and comment on our improved conditions and go out and tell it, thus giving our town whole lot of free advertising. To the home people these improvements mean that De Soto'14 ran rot cr.it. nf iho t. mo vw Mil 1J of the prettiest and most progressive little towns in the country. Those having the grading in charge and ij citizens who have so willing assisted in the work of improvement deserve great credit for their public spir-' permit, we hope to see the good work go on.

rOU OR OI tUZ BEST FILL BOLD mm 7 LJkus uwt r'sass Sold by BOCulx 2 a if i to anyone anyvt here i in the S. mitlioid a cent deposit advance, Prepay freight, and allow TEN DAYS' FKEKTKIAL during which time you may ride the bicvele and GOING WEST. Train No. 5. Train No, 109.

Train No. 17. 10:20 a.m, 5:18 p. m. 9:55 p.

m. All the above daily. Local freights 61, westbound, due here at 9:40 a. m. and 62, east-bound, due here at 2:25 p.

now carry passengers. De Soto Hails. Mail now leaves the office for the east at 8:25 a. 3:00 p. m.

and 7:00 p. m. West at 8:25 a. m. Mail arrives from the east at 7:00 and 10:00 a.

12:25 and 5 :30 p. m. From the west at 7:00 a. m. and 4:00 p.

m. Office hours on Sunday from 8:30 to 10:30 a. m. E. E.

Freeman, P. M. Many people will be surprised to learn that Denver Mud is not a Patent Medicine, neither is it mud, but instead is a combination of chemicals carefully selected for the purpose, and the formula adopted by the Revisory Board of the U. S. Pharmacopoeia, which consists of the best chemists and physicians in the U.

S. The reason for it being a big seller is because it is one of the most meritorious preparation we have for Sprains, Boils, Pleurisy, Colds, Pneumonia, Sore Throat, Rheumatism and inflammation of all character. The genuine must bear a Red Cross on each package. Sold by Druggist GULP Our Guarantee Coupon If. after nsine two-thirds of a bottle of Kodol, you can honestly say it has not benefited you.

we will refund your money. Try Kodol today on this euarantee. Fill out and sin the following, present it to the dealer at the time of purchase. If it fails to satisfy you return the bottle containing one-third of the medicine to the dealer from whom you bought it, and we will refund your money. Town State Sinn here InlTliliOut- Digests WhatYouEat Aftd Makes the Stomach Sweet E.

C. DeWITT Be. Chicago, IIL Sold by B. C. Culp.

Promptly obtained ornofeo. Write forour CONFfDEMTiAL LETTER before for is worth irxtni-v. 'obtain PATENTS THAT fiAY.S i una ueip in cuio.a snceess. 8nd i')odol. phot.i or sketch, (vncl we sen''.

IMMEDIATE FR2E REPONT CN PAT- cniAiiiLiir, years' practice. Besis- terea Fntent Lasers. Write or como to it ui'Q-CJJ, WbKiNUrUM, 0. U. Tho Best Farm Implement.

The lnjst farm Impleniont Is a pood, rrllaliln and up-to-date live stock nml nprleultural nnpor, one tli.it is publislied ly men who live in and understand UieeondilUuis undyr luoli you farm. Apupurthat will furnish hifor-lnation for llie liome as well as the farm Such a paper is T'! Kansas Kahmkh, whieh Is now in llie forty-fourth year (f Its useful-ness and whteh is published Kansas liy K'nnsuns. and under Kansas conditions, lleallin; With the homo problems of tin! farm, the orchard undthe feed-lot. it contains each week thirty-two puues of orijrinal and up-to-date matter, Included under the departments of Agriculture, Horticulture, Livestock, The Dairy, Tho I'oultry Yard. Tim Veterinarian, The Home circle.

The folks. The (uivpriimeiit Went her Crop Itullel in, and the Kansas City and St Joseph livestock market s. These departments are edited by evpi rls their lines and each Issue is worth the price of year's snivel ipl-lon In practical luefitlness. Tiie furmer anil live stock liitn-il-er of tho KH'at. which Is i'itm Kan-HAS r'AitvciCs special terrllory, demands scii'iilillc inior.ijiii Ion.

and this Is furnished Idii In by the "Old Kelia-hh" Kans.xh than by any oi in ratrri-ciiltiiral and live stock Journal. Tim ot Thw Kansas Ikmkh Is it yr, hut we have nrrnitKotneiitu liy which vre cud send you toe I) i)T( KAHt.B Kvk and Sus 1'aumku one -year for on Kodol for 0 put it to any test you wish. mc amy 11 uayn YOU WilL fi HWfiKMFR whn you eive o'jr heautiful catalofrue and 6 HiUSl.SAlt5 study our superb models at the wonderfully ouu uuuii emu. ii cu awnjitj in Kansas City. Last year his home was in Olathe.

Years ago he joined the M. E. church. He leaves four children, a son and two daughters in Illinois and a son Kansas City; two brothers, one in Oklahoma and one in the Soldiers' Home at Leavenworth, and one sister, Mrs. L.

J. Wiard, of this place. Funeral services, conducted by Rev. A. J.

held in the M. E. church at o'clock last Friday afternoon after which his remains were laid to rest in the De Soto cemetery. Miss Hazel Nicholson entertained a few friends Monday evening in honor of Miss Maud Spencer of Lawrence. Music furnished entertainment for the guests.

Ice cream and cake were served. The guests were Misses Lissie Nicholson, Ollie oiuiLzius cum imiuv ivj usser, ivirs "Rlrwlnr-h- n.nrl 1n.af.PT- Ti-orl .1 i.i.' -ir -km and W. E. Janes. Piaygrouner.

Tf St.aaka Is rieht anil he ought to know more Juvenile play- grounds mean fewer Juvenile crlm- mais. max a pretty gooa argument for the playgrounds. Philadelphia Inquirer. Pointer fcr Lovers. Nine per cent, of all kisses are laden with disease germs, according to good authority.

Lovers should be careful not to take more than 91 In every 100 hereafter. 'i Pernicious Industry. A dentist had been arrested for running down a man with a motor car Strange that some people cannot confine their brutal propensities to office hours. New York American. Same Thing.

Ernie-'They say he is wedded to his art." Ethel "But he has a wife. Would you call her art?" Ernie "I suppose so. She's painted." Illustrated Bits. And the Easiest to Deceive. Colton: He that thinks himself the happiest man really is so; but he that thinks himself the wisest is generally the greatest fool.

Day by Day. Each day is in itself a little sphere. We have but to round it out to perfection and the year will take care of Itself. Thoreau. Might Guess, Otherwise.

Dugsby "Do you know where I am going next month?" Wars worth "Not you live." Somerville Journal. Household Philosophy. A new broom always sweeps clean, but a new cook doesn't always make good biscuits. Bequests. What you leave at your death, let be without controversy, else the lawyer win De your neirs.

The Trouble. The trouble with some men la that they need a licking, and do not get It. Don't Havo to Be a Boy. You don't know all of the grief and loneliness unless you have been a boy for salo. Not particular about location.

Wish t.7 heur troin owier onlr vho will liirvct to prico, discvlpHon tnJl ntcto veben pCMUsstaa can iio haJ. Adiliiss. rices we can maKe you any other factorv. B1CYCUE UKA I.CHS. prices.

Orders rilled the promptly at prices ranging from to JS or 10. Descriptive bargain lists mailed free. COASTES-SSARES, ISA1 TIRES 3 EACH TO and district to nde and exhinita 11 you are than not perfectly satisfied or do not wish to vj ai our expense ana you unit not be out one cent. to make ou save 1a turer's euar- rom anyone OI Jactory tins year, sell the lugliest grade iiicycles for less money We are sntisnt with si. r.rAf.t vou ran ti ll ir l.

l. 11.17 received. PROOF Kb 8 UKfi- ii SAMPLE PAIR to okly tine tho thick rriliiior VV i-, aim ISA if K1DING. today, -si Ml 'i lit' irUilX'J P. bicvcle anyone ntll vcu know the new and woudj kara t.irylhiujj.

Write It NOW. III ilJ BEB The regular retail trice of iluse tires is i.50 per pair, out to introduce ve tvtll a' lined with a ppejinl qiialny oi iuiber, whuh never HEAL B6 NAILS, Tacks or Glass will not tho out. Sixty thousand pairs sold last year. Over two bundled ttiousnnd pairs now in use. DFb'CAiPnOlit Maue in nil sizes.

It is lively llslH'i i -t ftg JJ'itT? i Pf porouaend which elopes up pr.ticturcs without allow- the air to escape. We have huraredsof letters from ficdciistomsrstatiiicthaUhcirti tshaveoitlvbecnnuinned fe" aii p.iiictu.o uponceortwiceiiip. wliolese.iion. They weis'li nonioretiian 1 1 "A an oruinarv Urs. the puncture A rl ciitt.njj.

Ttit bv tcverrl lavers of thin, soeciallv rreur.red fabric on the 3ii the ttuRd. 'I hereuiarpvicc-of tlicse for n.lr"Hi;;iiu- nm r.rF" vvp t'l- male infra r.rLll fnf.tnrvlir;r.ir the rider of only c.o per pair. All onitis shipped same day letter is received. We ship C. O.

r. on approval. You do not pay a cer.t until you have examined and found strictlv will allow a nwh of 5 per ceut (thereby making the price St l.55 per pair) if vou, send C'ASil WITil and enclose this advertisement. We will also send bne cliltd hand pump. Tires to returned at OCU if for any reason they art net oil ex-i'iiinution.

We tire perfectly reliable and money sent to us'is as as" in a batiU. It you otdcr a pair of these tires, you will find that they will ride easier, run faster, wear botier, last loTiter and look filer than any tire you have ever used or seen any price. We know that you wiil Le so well pleased that when you want a bicycle you will give us your ordevs Vc v-Kiit you to scwd a trki! Older at once, hence "this tire offer, en" anvkind at any price until vott send for a pair of cr 2 iJ itiiT a ijrJO llocijethorn i ur.ct'ire-i'rbof tires on hpnrnial and trial at: the S'-ocu' I introductory piice or write fur our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue which desciib.fS and qaotw all makes nr.d kintli of tires at about half the usual wets. fTTB 'tfT' out write us or pair of tires train oilers rt art raakuig It only cjoiu a pomel to I PHI mmmi mmm, el, A BOY OR GIRL Can EARN as MUCH as a MAN, We want boya and girls, who w.int to money to solicit subscriptions to The City Weekly Star. Don't liesitato 1 yon are as you can do the work readily as older persouH smkI we will pay you just the same.

The Krns.is City Weekly Star is the best known weekly ho as-paper in the West and your spare time spjiit working for it will pay you liruidiJomely, not in toys, wateluis or other email wares, but ili Wnte to-day for terms and fnll infennatiou. Address The Weekly Star, Kansas City, Mo 5.