The Green Banner from Green, Kansas • 4

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tkat notnti else is as conducive tokealtk and pleasure as Hot and Cold water in house. Most progressive families are adding it to their tomes. ajestic Range gives more kot water, witk less uel, tkan any btker range. Ample kot water, lor. botk hath and kitchen.

Fancy Creek James Stevens threshed Tuesday. arren Gridley is going with Wood's threshing machine. A large crowd attended the revival meeting Sunday, at Wesley Chapel. Mrs. Miller and daughter Ivy, drove to Green, Tuesday.

Laura Sparman spent Sunday at E. Oberhelman's. Anna Bauer is working for Mrs. Frank McBride. The Star school commenced Monday, with Miss Lola Brethour, as teacher.

Mrs. J. Stevens from Stockdale, is here visiting her son, James and wife. Quite a number from this neighborhood attended the Fair, Thursday. We are sorry to hear of the death of Mr.

Lippert. A. E. Noyes is building a new barn. Wm.

Miller built a coal and cob shed at the Star school. Ivan Mayes went to Green Saturday, in his automobile. Opal Walker spent Sunday at North Highland Mrs. Sarah Miles and Frank spent Sunday at J. Hunters.

Lottie Yeager came home from school Friday evening, to visit home folks over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker spent Sunday with Wm.

Walkers. We are sorry to hear of Grandpa Lippert's death. Several of the neighbors and friends surprised Mrs. J. Huuter on her birth day, which occurred September 4tn.

There were 58 present, ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. Hunter received many nice and useful presents. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Steinbrecher called on J. Hunters' Sunday. They had been visiting their son, Wm. Steinbrecher.

Goshen Mrs. P. H. Ryan and Mrs. John Heer spent Monday, with Mrs.

Jake Reik. Mrs. Will Kimbrough came out Mon day, to spend a week with home folks. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Craft visited, Sunday, with Irwin Bowers of Hayes township. Mr. Heer drove to Green, Monday. Love Feast will be held at the River Brethern church, September 12 and 13. Henry Grube and Vernie Heimriech attended the Fair at Clay Center, last Thursday.

John Heer and wife took dinner at Alfred Clark's Sunday. Mrs. Albert Grey and sister, Mrs. P. H.

Ryan visited Noah Maggs Thursday. -iMif" E. 0. HAINEY, FOR ALE GREEN, KANSAS. RNST HEINEN.

Why So Many Editor's Get Rich After a good deal of study and work The GREEN BANNER. Guv E. Harmon, Publisher, Ivy Miller and Fay Boswell spent we have at last figured out why so Sunday with Emily Gridley. Subscription par year, in Advance many country editors get rich. Here is the secret of success: A child born in the neighborhood, the attending phy Mrs.

Haake spent Snnday with Mrs. Gugenhans. sician gets $25, the editor gives the Adams Ball Bearing Washer sold on lungnd-lunged youngster and the happy NOTARY PUBLIC 1 and CONVEYANCER. I Agent for the SHAWNEE FIRE INS. Co.

Writing Wills a Specially. trail at E. O. Haineyts. Entered as second-class matter March 19, 1908, at the post office at Green, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1897.

parents a "sendoff" and gets $00. It is christened; the minister gets $10 and the editor gets $00. It grows up and Order a Tailor made suit like this of published every Thursday at Green, Clay County, Kansas, GUY BYARLAY. GREEN, KANSAS, marries; the editor publishes another long-winded, flowery article and tells a dozen lies about the beautiful and accomplished bride, the minister gets $10 and a piece of cake, the editor gets $00Q. In the course of time it dies, and the doctor gets $25 to $200, the minister perhaps gets $18, the undertaker gets from $50 to $100; the editor All ads will be run until ordered tak eh out, Banner at $1.00 for a Try it.

publishes a notice of the death of the death and an obituary two columns year.J long, lodge and society resolutions, a lot of poetry and free card of thanks, and gets $0,000. No wonder so many country editors gat rich. Morehead Coaster, 60 YEARS' A List of the Business Houses in Green Green is on the boom, buildings going up on all sides, 9 automobiles, 1 auto garage and tin shop, 1 meat market, 2 blacksmith shops, 1 furniture store, 1 millinery store, 2 Doctors office, 3 general merchandise stores, 1 two chair barber shop, 2 hardwares, 1 drug store, 1 restaurant, 1 harness shop, 1 implement hbuso, poat office, 1 mill, 2 elevators, 1 livery barn, 1 Bank, 1 lumber yard, 1 hotel, 1 Tt-lephooe exchange 3 rural routes, a good school, 3 churches I Baptist. Methodist and United Bret-hern, 2 halls, 1 of the best throughbred hog farms in the state. The Green Banner holds fort in the barber shop.

Every building in town is in use, but as soon as the carpenters get over their runh we will have some more business buildings put up. The K. and W. which runs from Garrison to Miltonvale hits Green and we are hoping since the U. P.

has purchased, it that they will improve it. Green will soon be a city of the third class, EXPERIENCE 'These new wire rats the girls are wearing," a chap said today, "may look all right and keep their hats on, hut they won't dp for Keen Wopings. When you lean over and put your head fcO hers to whisper ft 3er nothing it's awful Bhosk to bump against some-tHiwj that feels like a bed' spring. (Kans) News, Hon. W.

J. Bryan hw retired edU itqr and publisher of the Commoner and ja succeeded as publisher by his brother Charles Bryan, Richard L- Met-Calf will be iu chufe" pf the editorial department- AU profits from the Commoner, over actual expenses, frpm now Until after election, will pa, turned over i the democratic national committee. Western Publisher, Marks'; SANNEMAN BROS qONTRCTORS and BUILDERS, Estimates cheerfully furnished, AH work See us, rnm1 Copyright 4c. i Anyono seu(lng nketch an4 deaorlptlflti may quickly asewtalu cm, opinion free whether ad Invention Is probably puteiitable. tloiibStrlfitlTconqrtontrul.

HANDBOOK pnPatentl lent tree, Oldoat agency fpr Becurlnjf pteiiti. ratouti tnkun tbrpuKh Munu if Cq, feculva tpeciai notice, without phare, in the 'ins. I. A story that js being pyerwQrked, at eulatlpn of uny ioicntipo Journal, a'erma, $3 a year; four uontba, II. Bold brail newsdealers, MliNpCo.36'BfMKBwYorf Braticlj OfOce, ffiS St Wahuttton.

p. his time of the man who says that he is going to vote for this year KANSAS GREEN, 1 as he can vote for apy time, VVe heard, a slightly difterept rsion the Other day, when a. map declared that he had beep voting f9r Bryan the past EDE9CO TAILORING SYSTEM Uttytt Aequalntancs lead! to Brfier Underatanding. Copyright 1908 by Uvui B. Strww Ce, twelve, years arid aj good tjines pre vailed saw no reason to change.

Send us the names of three of more performers on the Piano or Organ and twent-five cents in silver or postage and we will mail you postpaid our lat. est Popular Music Roll containing 20 pages full Sheet Music, consisting of popular Songs, Marches and Waltzes arranged for the Piano or Organ including RUD KNAUR'S famous Flight of the Butterflies, "March Manilla" and the latest popular song, "The Girl I've Seen." Popular Music Pub. Co. Style and Fit-Thats it-Get it A. J.

WILSON. LIVE STOCK GRAIN and COAL. of Eugeue Debs, candidate for president, left yeaefday mormng on Don't Experiment with Paints it don't pay GUY BYARLAY Special, speakitig at Leavenworth and St. Joseph and reading Omaha in time fqr a. meeting last night- The train goes tq Oen.Yer after the Qipaha Whn you use pa'irt, use urn "meeting.

Green, Kansas. In answer to the charge made by Best Samual Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, that the expenses of Dbsi "luxuriously A MclNTIRE A SONS. Luther appointed special train are being fur Decorators, Paper Hanger, House, Sign and Carriage Jk I V'U1 tit 44 1 The Best faint thai is 1 Possible lo (Bako The Heath Milligan PJeat Pre pared Paint will look better aqd protect your hovise longer than any other paint, because it is made with a thorough knowledge of the requirements of a paint. Painting. Stone Masons, Brick layers, Plastering our hobby.

Work Guaranteed nished by those who seek to defeat Bryan," Mr. Debs made public yesterday a list of the Socialists all pver the States who contributed small a-mounta to pay the expenses. He also the statement that the average cost of meals served on his train is 18 cents C. Post Cards at the barber Bhop, also good books to read. Paper Hanging a Specialty.

'Phone. 64. let a color card today Spld by E. O. HAINEY GREEN KANSAS..