The Athol News from Athol, Kansas • 5

wk iiavi: Tin-: Clcre DeBrayi linesman For garden seed go to Niedermeyer Son's. Considerable hail fell here last Friday afternoon. Fresh fish Saturday mornings at the Athol Meat Market. For wall paper and window shades call at the Athol Furniture store. Chas.

Beller attended the funeral of Geo. Zeller's baby, last Saturday. The indications are we are going to have cousiderable hail this.sea.sou. Just got in a fine line of maple sugar. Thomm's restaurant.

Maybe it is Alabastine you want. We have it. Kerr Drug Co. Miss Myrtle YauAusdall, of Smitn Center visited Sunday with relatives here. A number from here attended the You ought to Emoke the Injuu cigar Kerr Drug Co.

it's time to bum the trash in the back yards and give it a general cleaning. We have the ngency for the Pel. aval cream separator. Whittier Bios. John Burth and John Samuelsou were Kensington callers Wednesday evening.

Why don't you use Wiipbt's Condensed moke this spring. Kerr Drug Co. Steve and Will Boggs of Kainsville spent Sunday in Atbol with James Boggs. Mrs. McNulty returned from Oklahoma last Thursday evening for a visit with her children.

Tbe Atbol bnrber shop will be open from 8 to 11 o'clock ou Sundavs until further notice. Hoy DoWitt. Spring time is here aud yon will nrd No. 25502 lit C7 i'(w disc cultivator which lias been improved greatly thisyear. it lias extra lever for the shovels.

Ion magazines, Ixixcns 011 disc and wheels, also hard oil lioxens Come in iind look- it uverlicfere roino- elsewhere. We also have a complete line of othorfarm machinery, sewing machines, harness, windmills, iirt wire, etc a brusn to paint. We can supply yon Campbell liros. shows at Smith Center Tuesday. John Samuelson was in Smith Center Kerr Drug Co, Lloyd Holt of Scandia and Bessie Mick of Kensington spent Sunday with Miss Letha Marley, at her home north Tuesday ou business and also staid for the show.

OWNtD BY THE CLERE DeBRAY HORSE CO. His pedigree is all that could be desired, tracing back to some of the best blood of a i his breed. Clere DeBray will-make the season. at tolfowing places: Mondays and Tuesdays of each week at the old Atter- bury place 1 mile south of the Hardilee school houseWed. and Thurs, at the Fred Huithus farm 34 mile east of Frickey school house and the remainder of the week at mv farm 1-2 mile north and 1-2 west of 5 Highland school house.

All care will be IE taken to prevent accidents but will not as- sume responsibility should anv occur. TERMS: $10 for single service. $15 to Sp insure colt to stand and suck. I J. W.

Smith, Manager MUM Call the'Athol barber shop and get a bottle of tonic on trial. No pay if not satisfactory. c'J f. fl S. if of town.

L. 0. Ablbornof Kensington bus been nominated on tho democratic, ticket for secretary of state. Lew lias many hearty supporters over the state who will give him their assistance. A party was given last Saturday evening at the pleasant home of Mr Calkins northwest in honor of the twenty-first birthday of Martin.

There was a largo attendance of young people and everyone report having a good titn. Some young men and otlK-rs that not so yorng malie practise of using boisterous language and. showing their bravery ou the streets on Saturday evenings. Such net ionsas were evident last Saturday should not be tolerated and no doubt will be as soon as the town is incorporated. We may scatter the seeds of courtesy and kindness a bent us ut little expent-e.

Some of them will lull on good ground, and grow into benevolence in the minds of others, and all of them willbear fu.il of happiness in the bosom whence they spring Once blest are all the irtues; twice blost; someti s. LYntbnm. Mrs. F. R.

'Fleming entert lined a few Fresh figs at Thomm's restaurant. nsufanGG All kinds of cold drinks at Thomm's restaurant. Smith Center fair is to held Aogust 21-21, this year. Call at Mention's for cigars and confectionery drinks. There are quite a number of wild ducks this spring.

Charlie of llolton, Kansas arrive 1 Sunday evening for a visit with the Kices. The wheat on fall plowing' is much better than that which was sown in the corn fields. We have the nicest and best W. P. screen doors oa the market.

Long-Mc Cue Lumber Co. There will be a regular meeting of the Peoples Telephone Company at Xieder-meyer's halFor. Satarday May 12 We have a nice line of alfalfa, English blue grass and millett seeds. Whittier Bros. On screen doors and windows are niann'ucted from Wisconsin cork pine.

See them before you buy. Long-McCue 1 Co. There is no material better than cement for foundations and there are no better blocks made than those manufactured by the Kensington Cement Works. Plenty of moisture this spring to give the trees a good start It has not been very much trouble the past few, years, anyway, to get trees started. Come iu and look at our Puritan water cream separator.

It hangs in a Iruuie which makes it easy to handle and clean. Whittier Bros. Takkn it--A stray hog, weight about 200 pounds, right ear cropped, Owner may have same by calling at the Niederuieyer farm, J. 0, McCammon. The l'lorer Company representing the Egyptian Medicine Company are showing at Keufiiigtuu this week and we unuerstauJ they intend to show here next.

We wish interested mostly would send in accounts of important happenings in their community. It is Eat TRAINS LEAVE ATHOL AS FOLLOWS: EAST bound: Flag No. 2 Passenger 7:33 a.m. Stock Extra 4 No. 7S 10.4; a.

m. No 90 Iiras'ilt' train Mu a 111 ti 1 not nd: No. 'J7 ra-diRi-r V- No. 77 Freight I. M.

Hanks. Arc-iiL Kor sleeping car reservations, tickets, timetables, apply to any Kock Islan.l Ticket Agent. J. A. SriiWAKT, Aii't Pass.

l.Iep't Kansas City, Mo. Grain Growers Mail Ins. Co. Topeka. Kansas The indications are we ai'e e-oino- to have much hail this season.

15 -on the sal'" side and protect, your o-rowi uj; crops tlm niyh the rain (I rowers ilail Insurance which is ticchcapcst and best hail insurance company. The rate this vear is -I Yoa are prot I from loss to your crops as soon as you sio-u the application and settle with our nrent. Kvery policy is guaranteed by a deposit of the Ical reserve in some bank- des-tinaled by the state of Kansas. They adjust all legitimate claims promptly, no matter how small. GET young ladies at her home on uorth main street, Tuesday evening, iu honor of Miss Mslx l.

Thosj present were Margaret and Dora Douglass, Altnie Dyer, Nora Hudson, Oscie linnisey. During the evening thy wei-t about tow 11 hanging May baskets and mysteriously disappearing around the corners, before they could be discovered. Bids for furnis'iing labor and materi al for building school house will be received by building committee until 12 o'clock a. m. Mey 12.

Building to be four roomed houso 21xlS and 21 foot post with visiionle 12x24 feet, same height -as building. For further specifications see plans r.nd specifications at cilice of G. W. Douglass. Committee reserves the rieht to reject any or all bids.

Com. O. A vcott, G. W. Douglass, I.

Niedermeyer. ATJ10L MARKET REPORT Hogs, per 5 Cattle, per f' i5 Corn, siiellcd Hav Butter Kkks 'l'urkevs 1" Spring cliii kens totatoe No. 1 cream No. Ti'M alioxe 3O is no 1 cream These prices a cotfe U'd t'y Incal dcale 1 o'i lock 0 day. J.

C. Boggs, Agent L. J. Niedermeyer was in Smith Center Tutsday or: business. Go to Thomm's restaurant for cocoanuts, oranges, lemons, bananas and figs.

If you know of an important news item just break the news to us. Never too late to buy an Injun cigar. Kerr l)ru Co. If you count your health any object buy Kensington flour at Niedermeyer Son. Mr.

f-'crivens of Lebanon was iu town Mouduy in the interest of his company. Mrs. (i. W. Douglass has been visiting the past wet with kit ives nearKeams-ville.

liemember the show all next week. A complete change of program each night. Prepare to keep the flies out by a nice pine screen door from Long-McCue Lumber Co. i'deritieyer Son have added a sliding ladder which is a great convenience to their shoe department. ForSule A coming three year old, lied Polled bull.

Will be sold cheap. 0 miles east of town. F. O. Panter.

Wheat is in poor condition in the western part of tbe state and much of it is being plowed and painted to coin. A ty from here were fishing on the Solomon "last Sunday. We did not 1. arn as to what extent the fish suffered. a white pine 6creendoor and you won't, have to buy a uew one next year.

We keep them. Long-McCue Lumber Company. The Egyptian Remedy Co. are showing all this week at Kensington to pack ed houses. Tney opened their season there last Saturday night.

The Farmers' shipping association has Carload of Furniture juT.KteEiviu nr the Aupu t. 'stf ll or Atnel. well remem-; hers the time in the early days soon after he located in Smith county, when i there was very little money in the couu I Htol Furniture Store Everybody come and examine our new line of furniture Vo have purchased the' Lest and will sell them as reasonable as ssiUe. and ret our prices. F.

M. and V. not ui ways possible for us to secure all Co particulars. Kensington business men met Thursday to discuss plans for a commercial club. Every town of any size, should have a commercial clubto help push the town's enterprises ahiad.

Henry liorgm received a new sup-Icy of 1 ream separators last Saturday. A cream separator has become a necessity ou a well managed farm and Henry is selhug a large number. Assessor Niedermeyer says he finds bat there is net a sheep in Lane town--li p. Cattla aro also of a fewer number- Hogs, com and alfalfa are taking the lead. Wheat growing will soou be a thing of the pust.

Huber O. Lyon and Miss Viola E. A. I'axton were married at the home of i lie bride ou April 22. Only a number of relatives were present.

This young onple start out in married life with the in st wishes of a host of young friends, Elmer Dilsaver, one of the prosperous farmers liviug north of Kensington was iri town Tuesday on business. Elmer had been in to Smith Center giving his returns as assessor. While hero Elmer dropped a dollar iq the News till for year's subscription. All next week the Egyptian Remedy under the management of the Flor- try. He passed through a great many many hardships before he g'-t his present large farm lid for and reached a place where he cmM feel independent "It was all trading in those days," said Mr.

OstofF. "We had to work around among each other and exchange commodities. We managed in that to get enough brea 1 and meat to live on, but when it came down cash, there was mighty htt'e of it in th" whole country. When we raised a fairly good crop, tho price was so low thai it w-as hardly worth moving. It was a long distance to market aid with the freight bills deducted, very little was left.

I have actually known the time when there was net enough cash iu the whole neighborhood to buy a postage stamp." 0. Drover's Journal. been shipping out ou au average from five to ten cars of stock each week. The association is in good financial condition and much credit ij due manager, G. W.

Douglass. The association is a great If you are look i no- for dry ji'oods we cairsuit you oi if its oToceries you want we have them. help to the town and community. We have this spring the nicest assortment of ready- Kentucky Joe made dress skirts and wo wish you to see them for we know you will buy. They are excellent values at the price which is from to have never showioas good a line of spring goods as we S' have this year.

Call and see for yourself. The rainiall was iuite heavy during Mis. E. H. Philbrick is a now subscrib-cr this week.

Itcamsville still has hojies of getting a north mid south, railroad. Knbber good.s V3 are headquarters for. Kerr Drug Co. Have a lasting foundation by pettin cement blocks at the Kensington Works. It is time Athol is making preparations feir a rousing Fourth of July cele-bration.

Fred Tackett, Chas. and Willie Hrew went to Smith Center Tuesday to attend the show, Tf you want to keep your wife in good humor get a sack of ''Best Yet" flour at Niedermeyer Son. Dr. Burtch reforts a nine pound girl Born Monday to Mr. and Mrs.

Zabel, who live on tbe John Alder farm. screen doors are well manufactured and wo are selling them as cheap as yellow pine. Long-McCue Lumber Company. A conple of young fellows from the country entertained an audience ou the Ftreeif Saturday evening by having a little fiscal encounter. When all'rlie farmers are satisfied Vfith their surrounding and there is no talk of moving away the chances are ttiatland will not decrease in value.

Use Llqnid Koal to destroy mites and lice on your chickens and in your chicken bouses. It is guaranteed to do the work. Whittier Bros. Henry Ottemnn shipped a six month's calf that was raised in the feed yard and weighed 020 pouuds. Henry is a good stock raiser and gets some good results.

The shipping Association shipped fire nars of stock Sunday from here. Two cars belonged to Henry Ottemnn and two to C. A. Horgmau. They both ac-oouipahied the shipment.

Will Whittier, Festus Fleming, John Lloyd, Ed Moore and Dell Kineer were the Odd Fellows from hero that attended the dedication of the Odd Fellows' home aft Eureka Lake near Manhattan. They report about 8,000 Odd Fellows and relatives there. They also visited the State Agricultural College and wera surprised at its enormity. They returned Friday morning feeling that they had been many times repaid for th time end money spenti. er Bros, will bo in Athol and will show CIMS E.

in their big tent. Many of the people here will remember the company which Aas-here three years ago. They have a jompany of eiyht people. On the la6t uight tliey give away a 5 gold piece. Admission 10c.

A town nmn is compelled to pave the street in frdnt of his property and put down sidewalts, why shouldn't a far ft-thol Bafbef Shop R. A. DK WITT, Proprietor. Agency for Fnitbuiy Steam Laundry li.isket goes Tuesday. C.

E. Bunch, PHYSICIAN SI KCKON. Phone call at night Atbol, Kansas mer be compelled to keep the road in frotrt of his farm in passable condition? Cify Dray and Trarei' MOKT HATCH BROS. Transfer to all parts of town. Call at the barn.

It Is Wise To-a ways carefully examine harness before you buy and see that there are no defects as to workmanship and material. We. cordially invite your comparison of our handmade harness which are fully guaranteed. We also keep factory made harness. "Come and look at our stock oL dusters.

ANDERSON SAMUFLSON imrvD-MnoE harness Was bred and raised in the state of Kentucky. Bred in the best lines of gaitcd saddlers and goes tbe ghits-in line style. He took the prize the Colorado State Fair last fall. I will stfll handle this season the company horse MISTY lie is as good if not the best breeber in this or adjoining lie is a black Imported Pcrcher 1 have some other Peicberon marcs and lilies ami young Jacks. Come and see my stock at the South Athol Stock farm, Kentucky Joe and Mis'y will be at the livery ham in Athol an Mondays and Saturdaj of cack week, n.

SCOTT. Tho farmers have been honeyed to much by politicians and agents that they will waut to mob us for the inquiry, but really, why shouldn't a farmer be compelled to use a King road drag? There is no question, that the King road drag will solve the good roads problem, and the work is simple, and the proper time to use the King road drag is when no othor farm work can be done. Will some inner who keeps his road in good oonditiou with the King road dra tell the Globo how many day's work are required in a year? We intend to become disagreeable on this subject of good roads, and want reliable information to "throw upr' to idle aud careless farmers. Atchison Beller Hawthorne I PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGCRS All work Guaranteed 1HU KANSAS FOR SALE AJoliet, four hole coin shelter. Cood as new, run one year.

Also an 8 horse power gasolene engine, Inquire of Melerehotl liros.