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4 Hpy tcfw. robots, dishes, etc, r.pkei. Ett tut heap At TUB ISHOP Barker Rsma eweU rUU4 Ere Mrs. H. uV.

Brooks went to FairebiU Iat week to vih ber sister. Urt. 1 ives. ne expeeia troae i t. Hcvoycu cot cny old wheat? wo went ell you cot and G000 bu, moro abovttwo months.

MlDBte Fitsgerald of Clay CetLS atctj devator has.bmt vtoiting the MUses Annie iod A. W. Kattie Dalrymple for a few days. lh Miles Romesbergia delivering cream ti Rmnotilnn frw uhlnnuitn fi 'r WILL PAY HIGHEST MA IllvET PRICE DliSETDLD LjU 6 ElEVAT03 GoM Get Your Sanday. Fred Core3 baying eattlehere last week.

some from Tad Eastaee and Jno. Srnlta. Joe Lewis la work tag for Mr. Reel. Krnma Newel! visited RuiA Smith Wednesday.

Vtotora Wails and Bra Barker called at F. P. FlowtVa Taeaday afternoon, Fred Fischer Is going with Maglll's tbrMbinir Jnacbto this aaaaoo, no. Reed and Joe Lewis helped Jno, Smith stack grain Thursday and Friday', L. C.

Cookaon and daughter, Iva, drove to Clay Center Saturday. Fred Flsoberaad Waher Clark called at Jno. Smith's Quite a Dumber front New Salem at -at mm mm. Mbm. T.

8. Waller, Prop. tended eburch at Zion Suoday tttl pr day. Transient trade solicited, and given special attention. Chandler of Kansas City, those shipping their eream are making more money oat of their milk than if they churned It, and their work is much lighter.

V. L. Barnes and wife returned 1 ram Stockton last Saturday where they have been for about six weeks visiting F. M. Barnes and other relatives they were very glad to get back to Brough-ton.

Prof. Rabn has bought the Quale; is giving it an overhaul- -ing before moving tot4 fehewill move this week. "7' Joe Grounds has a patch on bis eye. Some stx weeks ago a small piece of steel dew in his eye, injuring it so he believes he has lost the sight of it. Bert Knepper and wife of GUI township was visiting J.

A. Bowers the first of the week. 'r Ed. Thomas is reported under "ijjv Florence and Cora Culberson visited at Cookson's Sunday. Tom Loader, broke the stub of the Dr.

J. E. Hewitt Itr. Chan. Hewitt drive wheel of hia engine while thresh-lug for Will McDonald.

The Catholics had church at Mr. PHYSICIANS 8UUGEON8 Backesea Sunday. Mrs. Rose Sparling nnd children Kanm WuWeUeM. have gone to Eskridge to visit Miss Smith left Tuesday for her home in Parsons.

She has been visiting her aunt Mrs. Ex ley for the past month. Dr. Andrew Pearson Physician and Surgeon Len Steppe has left this neighbor- i wit a -1 hood and is now threshing for Sam Thrush, KsnxK WttkeUold, weamer, ea. is a very nam worKwg man and it goes bard with Mm to lay -idle.

tjf Mr. Grace Bry son Is quite sick, bad cold seems to be the main trouble. A baby boy at Elmer Schooley 'g, EarlCookson is threshing with Cbas. i Shoffner. i Bakey.

I spent in good coin of. the realm last month for the in sunshine and grass of Kansas. We made it into genuine gold brickf, weighing a pound each, pure ad the way through, branded with butter names which are miking Kansas famous, Because it wumaderight.be-' cause it was uniform anil posseosed all the best qualities, we 1 are get ing the best prices for iu whkhnahlet us to pay our patrons better prices than any company in the west. Corn in Out of The Don't rob yourselves by taking Jess than our prices for yout cream and milk. We are giving yon the benefit ot the markets, have arranged it so youcan tell to a cent wha1 you will get for your butter fat.

We pay on the New York marki so that he who run may read and anyone who can read may know what he is getting for his labor. The whole year round we are paying two and one half cents below that market. Ocr Patrons aro Getting Rich. Our milk checks are paying off their rnortge'S buying new and better stock; paving grocery bills' buying clothes for the children and doing a hundred other good things? Don't you want to get on our pay roll? 1'hey come as' regularly as clock work, as good as gold. Try it.

Don't let another month go by until you are a member of the band. Write us about DeLaval Separators. THE CONTINENTAL CREAMERY Tojtski, Ktsstt. (mother and baby reported doing nicely. BALA NEWS D.

T. Davies went to Riley Monday STAR Meat Market H. Fentem, Prop. Baat quality of Meat at all tlmae. Top Prior fr Hides awl Pelts.

on bmlness. he u. rreignt uesday strucic tne hand car of the section gang nere demolishing it badly, the boys got It off of'the track but got stuck In the mud Henry lie wis spent Sunday visiting in Manhattan. Minnie-Thomas euw. over from and ponld not got It out of the way of.

the cow catcher. Riley Saturday and spent Sunday with Matts Dietrich was in town Monday J.K. HTKKETEJl, IJNDEUTAKKW Successor to HENKCA KAftDAI 1Y looking hale and hearty. Mart Bowers reports his flock of Angora goats doing fine. Fred Brown lost a good horse' last Friday from chocking.

Will Tripp has moved into Frank Barnes west house. Herb Budden came up from Wake the borne folks. Jaines Q'Neil of Iowa visited friends in town this week. James Sharpies went to Riley Tuesday. Miss Blanche Williams went to Manhattan Monday to visit her uncle G.

Swingle. Rev. Alt of Ritey preached a "very interesting sermon at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon. Bonecutter shipped a car load of cattle to Kansas City Tuesday evening. Mrs.

J. M. Dayle of Belleville and Mrs. Scott Brant of Clay Ceuter spent a few days this week with Mrs. Beu field the first of the week and spent several days repairing wind-mills and WAIT I i THE CCWINS SHOW! Bonheur Brothrrs' Shows pumps.

A jolly crowd of young folks, the Junior Endeavors and Miss Reed's The CITY MEAT MARKET ay scnooi ciass 01 uiecira -Will Exhibit ai- 3 Presbyterian church of Clay CtaterA together with several younir ladleV WakellchJ Kansas Jnly 30Mi. FRISK, 8ALT. and CURED Meate of tha flnaat quality oonatantly on hand. Rev. Demise and Maxwell SandeiW 1 CASH PAID for HIDES A FURS spent last Wednesday picknicklng In Maxwell Sanders grove in Broughton.

Geo. Rahn was transacting business in Broughton last Monday and on the Watklns. Miss Maude Alllngham returned Wednesday to her ho je near Manhattan after two weeks vUlt with her sister, Mrs. D. T.

Davies, P. Kerrigan shipped a tiue load of Your Patronage Solicited. side was overseeing his son, Roy's moving, hogs to Kansas City. Tuesday evening. R.

ALSOP, Prop. A wagon-load of young folks consisting of Clark and, Will Dalrymple, August Perner, Dora Shone, Annie Dalrymple. Minnie Fltsgerald and Katie Dalrymple, attended came meeting in Clay Center last Sunday night. Uppo PAID UP CAPITAL. S10.000.00 S7.000.00 BANK of WAKE FIE LD At Nljrht Only.

Opens 8:30 p. m. INDUSTRY. Misses Kate and Josephine Karrigan were shopping In Leonardvllle A. A.

Bledsoe and Olive Trudell spent Sunday with the latters sister, Mrs. E. J. Younkin of Gatesville. Wm.

Clarke, Nellie and Master Everett went up to Clifton Wednesday to visit returning Friday. Court Trudell and Louis Lloyd went to Clay Center Thursday. Herman Esslinger went to Clay Center Saturday. Frank Clarke went to Riley Wednesday on business. Miss Edith Thomas came up from Manhattan Thursday for a few days visit.

Margaret Lloyd and Marion Ashman were trading in Clay Center Friday. R. Peck and Bledsoe of Riley spent Thursday evening in Bala. Mrs. S.

M. Pell and Mrs. Ben Wnt-kins and son Willard called on Mrs. Avers at Riley Wednesday evening. Mrs.

Weede and three daughters of Summerfleldcamd Saturday for a weeks visit with her daughters Mrs. S. Pll and MlslrEdna. TEMPBST. OFFICERS ISC D.

II. Myers. Pres. S.E Richards, V.Pres. Cashier Our mail is coming regular again.

Alvin is visiting friends here. Mrs. Betzs horse broke loose and ran away and broke up ber buggy badly one day last week: no one injured Mrs. Wm. Sheedy from Wichita is visiting friends here.

Mr. VanBcoyc from Oklahoma is visiting his brother west of town Inez Moore from Randolph is visiting WRITES INSURANCE IN THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES Vise Home Insurance Co. of New York, Hartford Iris. Co. of Hartford, Conn.

Phoenix Ins. Co.of Brooklyn, N.Y. Shawnee Fire Ins.Co. of Topeka Kans Plaoaa Farm Loana sjr at Raaeenabla Rataa.J9 and Entirely PllTerent from any Former Exhibition in any Previous Year. kmi Msvlig Picture Miriils! Tsrribls Eruption if lit.

Piles! Hurricane of Flamu! That killed 40,000 human beings in less than seconds, and spread death and desolation over the island of Martinique. Before the eruption, great volumes of smoke pour from the volcano's crater, with the quiet city of St. Pierre, and the ships riding peacefully at anchor in the harbor. Explosion of the crater, burning of the city, and sinking of the ships. Entire pioture in colors, taking 25 minute to exhibit and accom-panted by th rntnblinir and detonations startling; Does a General Banking Business at 1m w.

Helices. -V Harry Steinford attended the Chai tauqua at Belolt Saturday. unny Slope. Wm. Co well lost a good mllok cow last Thursday night she fell over the bk of the creek and broke her.

neck. havinic irot caught between two trae Born, July 10 to S. B. Budden and wife a babv boy. all dolus: nicely.

M. Ramsey Is helping C. Moutrle Tom Mason returned from Colorado Springs Friday, the climate did not agree with him. Mrs. J.

Roblnett is quite sick. Grace Bruner returned from her visit to Concordia. Mr. 'Sutter 1 on the sick list. jeo.

Dcbbuuai'u's baby has been very sick but is better again. Frank Burgess has sold his farm and will probably go to the Pacific coast and perhaps to China if things don't suit him there. Mrs. Bram is on the sick list. Mr.

Keitn the real estate man from Abilene visited friends here Geo. Woods from Missouri waseall-ing on friends here Sunday. Mrs. Kemp from LeLoupe Kansas, will lecture at the Ev. Church Saturday evenlqg and Sunday July 24.

stack hl alialfa. H. Dunn had a cow get fastened between two trees and was nearly dead MADURA Mr Lookldge was visiting In Madura Sunday. Miss Helen Walter left Tuesday for Chicago where she will take a course in vocal music. Jake and Pearl an Pelt will attend the Clay County High School next term.

1 Ness Younklns oats averaged 70 bushels per acre. Who can beat that? Mrs, Morelands flower garden Is gratly adintrep and Is a credit to her taste and skill in gardening. Mrs. Fasse Is threshing a fine crop of wheat and oats. She is demonstrating that a woman can farm as successfully as a man.

Mr. Weaver has finished harvesting his second crop of alfalfa. He has sixty acres and is an enthusiast on the sudject of alfalfa. There hasn't been enough rain yet to dampen his ardor although it spoiled his first crop. The canning season is here again and happy is the woman who has a husband wise enough and thoughtful enough to fix a place outside for a cook stove.

The bui den and heat or the day Is sufficient without the help of that drey monster. from starvation when found. Clarence Myres visited Howard To la last Sunday. Mrs. J.

Clawley Is thehappy possessor of a new coal oil stove. Mrs. B. K. Williams visited her brother Mr.

Word of Longford, last On account of bad roads Mrs. O. Dunn did not visit her daughter as was stated last. week. B.

K. Williams and Ralph Conrow are helping a. M. Cuurjiv situs bis grain. Ralph and May rate Conrow called on their aunt Mrs.

Geo.1 Towle Monday B. K. Williams has purchased a new disc. Lester Towle received a kick from a colt Monday evening which made him pretty slek for a while and is still quite sore from the effects of it. We begin to need rain as the grpund is getting very hard C.

Moutrle who expects to go to Colorado soon for his health wished to bid some of his friends good bye Invited them to spend Monday evening with him, all reported good time, there were eight there, the stormy weather was the cause of some absent ones. Ralph Conrow af Exeter Is working for Sam Conrow a few days. E. Cody and an assistant were bringing the monuments for Mr. and Mrs.

J. Thotjrr grava when going up a hill south of Geo TowUvs they broke the wagon wheel and borrowed. TCwlas wagon t6 go on to town their loadaa over 30 thousand. '1 Ralph and Hattie Conrow of Exeter came down Friday evening to consult their grandfather u. M.

conrow in Pirformrf ill Artlsti. Aorobatlc, Terpsichorean, Athletic, Comic, Grotesque, Sensational, Thrilling: and Wonderful, Sietghbell Puglllatlo Knoounter. The performers dressed in slelghbells light a la Jeffries and by the grace- ul movements of their bodies produce the latest song melodies. A (rreat novelty. i TRAINED ANIMAL EXHIBITIONS! Nduouted Trlctc and Comic Goats, Dogs and Ponies.

An exhibition of novel Surprises, sketch, specialty, orlg.oal Uy, humorous, gay, comic, grand, soul-stirring, noble and exalted. regard to a lame horse. Monday July 21st betas' H. M. Con row's 84th birthday his children thought Fred Berger returned from his they would celebrate it gunaay arter-noon, there were L.

H. Conrow. wife and son of Exeter, S. M. Conrow and family and Geo.

Towle end family also Mr. Rhomesburg were there, it was a western trip Tuesday. H. Hauitaey and wife are the proud cumnlete snrnrlse to both. Mr.

and Mrs. Some one has said "Happy are the people who have no If this parents of a girl born Tuesday. Rev. Bruner returned from Coneor- dla Wednesday. L.

W. Latimer from Longford transacted business here Saturday. Conow. All enjoyed the ice cream and cake. We are glad that Uppo has Informed us of our mistake, but dunshlnedld not write the items that week it was Sunshine substitute, but never-tbe-less to Oent Forget tha Day and Datel be true, the folk's In Mllford must be singularly happy or dead, as we never show you that we are not offended, we hear from Mae any more.

A aloe little shower Monday evening. joe wnite irom Aoucae was tooging after his interests, here GiV-irday. AIMISJ lil. Come Early and taa tha Outalda Attractions, intenp Vote for yon thlaweek, please Ssa ao not roast us anymore..