The Hamlin Reporter from Hamlin, Kansas • 8

i Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kane! Kpent Decoration Day at Humboldt, Nebraska with relatives. Moline Dandy Cultivators, Tako your shoes to the Hamann shoe store at Hiawatha and have them repaired the Electrical way. Ijj Mowers and Rakes I Can order you anything you might need in the Remember the band concert in Hamlin, Saturday night.

W. F. MEANS Attorney At Law implement line and save you money. a. KANEL Office over Citizens State Ban Tho editor of the Reporter knows of a certain wedding that is to come off soon and a Hamlin girl ia to be Hiawatha, Kansas the bride.

AUTOGRAPH OF LOUIS XVII. Writing Book of Victim of Frenoh Revolution la Found In Home of Courtier. There 1h probably no royal autograph more rare than that of tbo Dauphin, unfortunate Bon of Lonla XVI. and Marie Antoinette, who dlotl In the Tample after the downfall of tb monarchy. Since the sale of tho Itovet collection lu I88C It has boen impcanible for autograph hunters to find any such relic of the little Louis XVII.

One, however, haa just been found In the family of a courtier In the entourage of Lonia XVI. It waa given to him by the yoang prince's teacher of penmanship, Jourdan-Dnmesntl. It la a page from the young prlnce'a writing book, with his name. Loula Charles, written on it five times In large letters. The authenticity of these autographs haa been established beyond doubt.

It would be interesting indeed to compare these signatures with those of the pretended Dauphin, because no matter how one may copy another's writing there is always a slight difference which is detectable to the experienced eye. Frank Kern: I believe the wheat will make 60 bushels to the acre. T. D. SMITH Attorney At Law Bonded Abstracter Hiawatha, Kansas 6on66rt bond iss Hazel Spangler was here from Hiawatha Tuesday visiting relatives.

Miss Spangler has applied for the position of teacher of the intermediate room in our city schools, and her many friends here hope she will be successful in securing it. W.C. PALMER, M.D. Physician Surgean HIAWATHA, KANSAS by the HAMLIN BAND T. B.

Lydick was up from Decoration Day. MRS. WHITMAN A SUFFRAGIST Misa Clara Fricke of Falls City is here to spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. Henry Herechberger. H.

Wilson, M. Hamlin, Kansas E. T. Jacques was here from Manhattan Sunday shaking hands with old friends. Will be given at Hamlin on Saturday Evening, June 6.

I Wife of District Attorney of New York County an Ardent Worker for Woman's Suffrage. New York. This specially posed photograph of the wife of Charles Seymour Whitman, district attorney of New York county, and their beautiful Dp. W.G, Emery, Homeopathic Physician Hiswatha, Kansas Geo. Jackson: I expect to begin soon to put in a new cement walk in front of my residence, and to paint my house and barn.

PERSONAL MENTION Yd, we print visiting cards. THIS AND THAT. For Sale: A four-wheel Buck Rake in good shape. Call Chas. Hern, Mutual phone, Reserve, Kansas.

Harry S. Bearg, of Robinson, was here Tuesday. He is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for clerk of the district court. He was interviewing the Democratic voters. Send tbe Reporter to your friends.

IlB, STEINHAUSER, Physician Surgeon Also Test Eyes and Fit Glasses -HAMLIN, KANSAS Mrs. A. Rawlings is reported to be quite sick. Hatnlin soldiers of the Civil war tended the Decoration Day services at Hiawatha, Saturday. Undersheriff O.

M. Bartlow was here Tuesday from Hiawatha on official business. He was also doing a little campaign work, being a candidate for the Republican nomination for sheriff. Almost every night some strangers get of the train hero looking for a place to sleep. When the hotel is opened it will be a great help to the town.

County Surveyor Dawley and Simon Fraser, candidate or the Republican nomination for sheriff passed through rfamlin last Friday afternoon. They stopped at the Reporter office for a i social chat. Morrill, Kansas. Miss Anna Kidwell and Frank Kid-well returned Monday from Tabor, Iowa, where the former has been teaching and the latter attending school. J.

S. MEEK II A-iSL t-'l unuertaKer several gooa second nana cars ior gale cheap. G. C. Willis, Hiawatha, IvAnsas.

and Em ball? kansaV-Jpi. -I Elder Jacob N. Engle, Mrs. Mary Zook and Miss Mary Zook of Abilene, and EldeY N. T.

Franklin of Upland, California, and Levi Schell and family of Upland, California, arrived last Friday to attend the love feast and communion services at tho River Brethren church north of town last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Schell and family are on the way to Canada, where they expect to make their future home. HIAWATHA. Mrs.

C. W. Moore was shopping In Hiawatha Monday afternoon. Tuesday's rain was a great help to -growing crops. Plumbing and Kyle Haverfield made a business trip to Hiawatha, Monday afternoon.

Heatino Mrs. A. Rawlings is the first Hamlin woman to report an electric washing machine. She says she would not be without it, The Reporter is in receipt of a card from Mrs. C.

Alice Monasmith asking that the address of the paper be changed from Willard to Valencia, Kansas. Henry Neff and John Spence, both of Hiawatha, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Rawlings Sunday.

Mr. Neff, Mr. Spence and Mr. Rawlings were in the same regiment in the Civil war. Teachers' institute opened at Hia-vwstha Monday -with a large enroli- Pumps and Widdmilla Pipes and Fittings Auto and Electric supplies.

Special attention to repairing Pumps aud Windmills B. A. ZAVITZ Morrill, Kansas Mrs. Whitman and Daughter. young daughter, Olive, was made st their home on Madison avenue.

New York, February 8. Mrs. Whitman Is an ardent worker ia tbe suffragette ranks, has achieved a reputation all her own as a civic worker as well as a good government worker. During the campaign of 1909, when Judge Whitman was strenuously fighting for his election to the district attorneyship, Mrs. Whitman waa one of his roost able campaign marshals.

Just a few days ago Mr. Whitman bought a cottage at Newport, R. L. where they will live during the summer, as neighbors of Col. Arthur Curtis James, a friend of long standing.

Little Mias Olive Is Mm. Whitman's only child. The niawatba Greenhouse solicit your orders. Both phones. Governor Hodges (Democrat) says the Republican party is growing in strength all the time.

There are some things the governor is right about. TV9 Sale Indian Runner duck eggs tfor setting of ten 50 ccnts-MrE. A. G. Aljerton, Hamlin, Kansas.

Dr. Clement Rucker, practice limited to the ear, eye, nose and throat. Glasses properly fitted. Sabetba, J. R.

Mathews, M. D. Specialist in the diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, norton bldg. Sabetha.Ks Pure Bred License No. 3432 Major 4 Black Percheron Stallion, small BATTLE WITH 2-YEAR BLAZE Hand Made -Harness Let me show you the nice lino of Hand Made Single Driving Harness I have ia stock.

G. D. Winkles. whlte star ia forehead, white hind feet. SIRE; Roscoe 19742, by Roscoe .14642, bj Pluton 10113, (19321), Vaillaot (404), by Prosper (893), by Decide (892), by Vieux Plerie (894), Sby Coco (712), by Mlgnon (715), by Jean Le Blanc (739).

DAM: Caddie 84136, by Sultan ifiOJW, by Powerful C670 (Bayard 7519 t)f 600 (725) by Farora 1(711 tfcy Vieuf Chaalin (713), by Coco (712) One of the finest low priced cars ever shown in this territory is the NEW REO, which is sold by C. G. Willis, at Hiawatha. It has a beau-tiful stream line body and is admired by every one who sees it. The Car is built by the famous Robert Olds, being the result of his 27 years in building Automobiles and Gas Engines.

The machinery Is the finest ever seenjunder tbe bood of any motor car. Come and see it G. C. Willis, Hiawatha, Kansas. Big Effort to Subdue Burning Ceai Dump Whkh Has Resisted AM Efforts to Overcome It.

Martlnsburg, W. Va. A last big effort is now being made to quench the fires that have been smoldering like a pent-up volcano in the mountainous cinder piles that have for years been accumulating on a dump near the Baltimore ft Ohio railroad here. For two years these fires have been burning and all ordinary means of extinguishing the blaze have failed. The railroad has installed a stationary engine with a powerful pump, and thousands of gallons of water will be thrown onto the seething mass.

It is estimated it will require three months or longer to quench the fires by this process, and during this time squads of men will work day and night Don't lettne Falls City Nursery get out cf your mlnrl when you get ready to buy your spring stock of nursery goods. They are sure to please you Advertisement. Firestone Tires for your auto. We have them to tit any car. Let us quote prices on same Don't forget that we are prepared to do your repair work with neatness and dispatch, and all work is guaranteed.

We keep a supply of Gaso line, Polorine Oils and Grease and all kinds of Accessories. MM flUtO GO H. K. Haverfield, Hatnlin, Kansas -by Mignon (715), by Jean Le Blano (739), '2nd DAM: Capella 23734, by Marengo 2240. Imported from France in 18g3, by Ed.

Hodgson, El Paso, Illinois. 3rd DAM: Ariandne 2321; Imported from France In 1883, by Ed. iHodgson, El Paso, Illinois. Kansas State Live Stock Registry board llcanse number 3432. liAJOR: Will make tbe season cf 1914 at Hamlin, Kansas.

Ifconven-veolent I will make one trip a day in tbe country. TRMH: $10. to Insure mare In foal. $12.50 to insure colt to stand. Two KisrfjrfH be brtd a day.

No Sunday service. IT mare Is sold, traded 4kf parted vlth or removed from county after being bred to this horse fee bcrnmes due and payable Immediately. Care will be Med to pre-'01 ACoidefiU, but will net be responsible should any occur. E. Yl Fiickinger, Owner GERMAN KAISER HAS 26 AUTOS One of Twn Is Fitted Up as a Krtehen for Comfort of "War Lord" of Europe.

Berlin. A recent census of the autos in Berlin discloses the fact that the kaiser owns 26 cars, which axe reserved for his exclusive private use. Twenty are kept at Berlin or Potsdam and six at Corfu. One of these cars, which Is fitted up as a kitchen, accompanies htm at the army WWMWiawrs, Farm Loans No Commission. If you want straight 6 per cent loan on mortgage, no commission, see Jenson.

Best terms to be bad In towo. You may pay from $1 up any day of the year. James Jenson Hiawatha, Kans. Adv,.