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1 CT-Z3 i CZ ZZ3 That you have only one more week after this week to fill your clothing wants at A 25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT as our Clearance Sale positively ends Saturday night, August 8th. Our New Fall Suits and Overcoats are arriving daily and we are now arranging theni for early fall showing. 25 per cent, discount on all our Men's, Young Hen's and Boys' Suits while this sale lasts. Good, liberal Discounts on all of our Furnishings, Hats, Caps, and Oxfords.

CwthingCo 3SBESS2I3 1 FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS Hiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiimmimmiimiiiiin Enosdale. Mr. and Mrs. Willard King came over from Enosdale, Saturday, to spend the evening at H. C.

TegethofTs. Matthew Bond and his little brother Theodore called on Eddie Waser, one day last week, The Messrs. and Mesdames H. C. and E.

J. Tegethoff gave a dancing party at H. C. Tegethofi's home, last Saturday night, in honor of Mrs. Mary Aulten-baumer and daughters who are here from Central City, 111., Light refreshments were served, and all had a fine time.

Mr, and Mrs, Fred Scruby and daughters and son from Ash creek attended Those on the sick list are better at of Morrowville, are the proud parents of a baby girl. Mr. S. W. Palmer was quite sick the first of 'the week but is getting better at this writing.

Wm. Webber was overcome by heat, Saturday, but is some better at this writing. M. Rose and G. W.

Delay boarded the freight train for Downs, last Tuesday. Jess Bullimore is back from the harvest fields out west, and is helping B. F. Wright in his blacksmith shop. Mr.

Walter Veatch is on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rose returned home, Little Blue Another dry, hot week and but a little 9hower this, Tuesday night.

Quite a few from here have been attending the Barnes Chautauqua every day. Earnest Ballard has marketed 225 dozen sweet corn during the past ten days, all from three-quarters of an acre. With what he used himself, he figures its value at $50 per acre; pretty good for a dry summer. Grover Hearn is at this writing at Earl Ballard's, threshing. Geo.

Bettles is at Joe Farner's; he yet has Tony Donivau's, then his shock threshing will be over with. John Mullin and Ward Dalrymple threshed on Tuesday. Jim Groody and wife and friends the party, Saturday night. Monday, from Downs where they have been vising. (First published in the Washington Palltdium, Friday, August 31, 1914.) Sheriff's Sale.

In the District Court in and for Washington County, State of Kansas, Carl Pauli, Plaintiff, vs. Henry Kaiser and Rick a Kaiser, his wife, Chas. S. Odgers and Rebecca Odgers, his wife, and George Foster and May Foster, his wife. Defendants.

State of Kansas, Washington County, ss. By virtue of an order of sale directed to me and issued out of the District Court of the Twelfth Judicial District of Kansas, in and for the County of Washington, in the above enti" tied action, I will, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2d, 1914, at the hour of 3 o'clock, p. at the west front door of the court house, in the City Washington, County of Washington, and State of Kansas, offer for sale, and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, subject to redemption according to law, and subject to a prior mortgage in favor of the Exchange State Bank of Linn in the sum of $1,600, the following de. scribed real estate, to-wil: The southwest quarter () of the southwest quarter () of section thirty-five (35) and the southeast quarter Vt) of the southeast quarter V) of section thirty-four (34), all in township three (3) south of range two (2) in Washington County and State of Kansas. Dated this 31st day of July, 1914.

V. E. THROOP, Sheriff. Miss Ethel Windle returned home, Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Caw and daughter, of Greenleaf, motored up, Friday, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Veatch. Mr.

Royce Patrie's oats threshed out 39 bushels to the acre; good for this kind of a year. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Patrie visited, on Sunday, with the Williamsons. Mr, George Lillibridge's daughter is on the sick list.

Mr. Frank Gressman took a load of fans to play Haddam. He reports a fine time. Stacking is all done, and we now are looking for the rain which hasn't eome. Correspondents should be less profuse in regard to neighborhood newjs, such as family calls, visits between neighbors, etc.

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At all druggists. H. E. Bucklen Co. Philadelphia or St.

Louis. Vote for Lewis Asche for county superintendent of schools. Adv. Ask your neighbor how he likes his Beatrice Cream Separator. C.

Roy Kiger. last week, from her trip to Colorado. Mount Pleasant No. 2. Mr.

H. L. Wilson has a new Overland car. Walter Montague visited at the home Mrs. Hawes was on the sick list, last spent Sunday at Camp Content.

week, but is getting along all right, now. of Mr. Joe Gressman, last week. George Delay returned home, Mon Zella and Joe Rencin were. Barnes visitors, last Wm.

Savage and wife were Barnes visitors, last Sunday. Josie Rose and Joe and Milish Ken- day, from Downs. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Langdon were up from Vashington, Sunday, visiting Our famous rooter, J.

A. Williamson, took a number of fans to Haddam, Sunday, to see the ball game between Haddam and Morrowville. Score: 4 to 3 in favor of Haddam. Herb Leek and familv. with Mn drick spent Sunday at Hansen's.

the Wm. Hoffhine family. Mrs. Arthur Ferguson has been stay Another good shower fell Tuesday night. ing the past week with Mrs.

Owen Fellows, of Barnes, and attending the Chautauqua. Soitnogle and sons, motored to Lanhnm and Odell, Saturday evening, returning John Petty and wife were Barnes vis ivionaay. Scruby News. and Mrs. A.

Freohlich and child itor's, Tuesday. Mr. Herman Worschow visited at Mr John Tuehy, was a Barnes visitor, and Mrs. Conkin's, last week. Sunday.

ren and Tilla and Bertha Meyers visited at Rudy Waser's, Thursday evening. Mr. Art Tavlor threshed last uV- Jas. Dalrymple and family visited also Edgar Totten and James Williamson. Wheat turned out nrettv ood.

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Etter visited rel By Bennett Clarke, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

with his mother, in Barnes, Sunday. atives in Palmer, Sunday. Laura and Eula Rickard were Barnes Mrs. Harry Griffin spent a few days shoppers, Tuesday. with her sister, Mrs.

John Lobaugh. Wm. Wilkinson and family were Mis Bertha Campbell spent Sunday Barnes shoppers, Saturday. afternoon with Grace Dixon. Gale Ballard and wife spent Sunday Perl Holbrook, from near Hollenberg, in Barnes.

is visiting relatives in this neighborhood, a few days. Frank Thompson and father attended Chautauqua, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Waser attended Earl Ballard and family were Barnes Vote for a Democrat who also votes for Democrats the funeral of a friend at Haddam, visitors, Monday, Not a very large attendance at Sunday W.

E. Baker has purchased a one h. p. gasoline engine to do his pumping. school; too many up too late Saturday night, and previous thereto attending the Chautauqua.

Joe Knedlik and Josie were Barnes Emmons. Mrs. S. R. Stetler returned from Lin visitors, Monday.

Lew Herman lost his tank house and gasoline therein, Sunday night, by fire. coln, Thursday, having spent several days with her daughter, Mrs. Bishop, and, family Mat Knedlik and family were visiting 11110 i iuhjk Mr. Philip Aeche and his nephew, Lewis Asche, the latter who is candi date for county superintendent, motored through here, Tuesday. Mrs.

Ed Neider visited at Mrs. Garrett's, also Mrs. Earl Pascal and baby. Carl Pauli has the John Willennett farm rented for next year. We understand Mr.

Bennett is going to live in Washington. Mrs. Press Morganson and Mrp. Roy Corbin cooked for Carl Pauli'a threshers, last week. Ed Faris of Washington passed through here, Thursday, in his auto on his way ont to his place.

Miss Mildred Garrett, who has been visiting at Waterville, returned home, Thursday, her neice and nephew accompanying her. Will Pauli is threshing for Perl Over-lander, this week. There are three threshing machines in this neighborhood. Earl Pascal made a trip to Morrow-ville, Thursday. Nelse Allen motored through here, Thursday.

Mrs. Fitzsimmous and Doyle made a trip to Washington, Friday. Wm. Gray and John Ticking, of Strawberry, township motored through here on their way to Washington, Thursday. Ray Bonar is working for Wm.

Haw-kenberry, this week. Kenneth Davis visited Wednesday at Elza Robbin's. Harry Faris purchased another engine for his threshing machine, the old one being too small for the separator. Little Elsie Merritt is threatened with typhoid fever. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Elliott, of Morrow, visited at Willard Ford's, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Overlander attended the funeral of the latter's cousin, at Linn, Sunday.

Mrs. Wesley Durst and children, of Morrowville, spent Tuesday evening at Mr. Fitzsimmons'. Several from here are planning to attend the quarterly meeting at Mill Creek, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Several from here are going to attend Chautauqua next week." Charles Garrett's children, Virgil and Hazel, visited a few days this week with their grandma, Mrs.

Garrett. Verlin Bonar of Washington is helping Will Pauli with his threshing machine, this week. Miss Merle Garrett assisted Mrs. Pascal with her work, Tuesday. Bud Colgrove and family and Owen Brown and family motored through here to Washington, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Enfield and Mr.

John McGregor were county seat visitors, Saturday. There was a dance at Harlen Throop's, of Hawkeye, last Saturday night. Mr. JtfF Overlander and niece, of Iowa, and Mrs. Briton and grandson spent the week-end in the Pearl Overlander home and attended services here Sunday.

Since Frank Cromer has taken charge of the engine for Harry Faria' threshing machine there has been no more trouble. Mrs J. Frager returned home from Monday, after a couple weeks' viBit with her daughter. Mrs. Fitzsimmons took dinner with Mr.

Levein's, of Mt. Pleasant. Lester McCleary was a Washington visitor, Tuesday. Carl Dagaferd is on the sick list, this week. Mrs.

Chas. Rutherford and Miss Phoebe spent Tuesday at Elza Robbing'. Mr. Theodore Shuette made a trip to Washington, Tuesday. Alta Rubbina assisted Mrs.

Hawken- at Mrs. Octavia Dalrymple's, in Barnes, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer and Mr.

and Henry Meyer drove to Manhattan, Mon Jas. Funk and family were visitors in day morning in the former's new auto Barnes, Sunday. August Hillabrandt was a business caller at Barnes, Tuesday. Herman Farner is helping his father thresh. Don't forget the primary election, next Tuesday, Aug.

4th. Go sure and take the women along to help choose your public servants for the coming I am running like a scared rabbit for the Democratic Nomination for Sheriff But I want to run a little faster and make sure of the Therefore, I would be pleased to have all of my friends get out Primary day, August 4th, and two years, Logan Notes. Mrs. Floyd McMillin and children spent a few days last week at the home of her aunt, Mrs. M.

P. Ferguson. mobile. They will visit their aunt, Mrs. Louise Peters.

Mr. and Mrs. John Brown. spent Sunday with S. R.

Stetler's. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hinman and son, of Topeka, who have been visiting the A. F.

Hinman and Roy Lavering families, left last week, the former for Topeka, and the latter to visit her parents in Wymore. Mrs. Ora White, of Cincinnati, Ohio, who is visiting her brother, Dr. Tooley and other relatives, in Washington, is spending the week with Mrs. S.

R. Stetler. Carl and Wm. Wilson and their fami-ilies, Mrs. H.

R. Wilson and John and Raymond and Glenn McAtee took Sunday dinner with John Meitler's. Rev. Williams, who wil) take his vacation during August, preached his last sermon, Sunday, until the first of September. Sunday school has also been closed until that time.

Vera Patrie is visiting Mabel Wilson, this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Wilson and baby Lois took supper and spent the evening, last Wednesday, with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hinman.

Chautauqua begins this week; quite a number are planning to attend. Miss Viola Cope returned to Fairbury, Saturday, after a two weeks' visit with home folks. Mrs. R. Freeman and granddaughter, Miss Florence Freeman, and Mrs.

Chas. Shum and baby called on Mrs. George ive me a good, strong boost. Neu, Thursday afternoon. Mr.

Emmet Blanck and family are staying at the home of F. M. Wanzer's, this week, to attend Chautauqua at Greenlcaf. Mr. and Mrs.

F. Mehrman visited at L. A. Myers, Sunday afternoon. Mrs.

C. F. New and daughter, Edith, left, last Thursday, for Muscotah, for a visit with the former's daughters, Miss Anna and Mrs. J. L.

Proctor. Miss Mary Mary McMullin spent a Tegethoff Ridge. few days last week at the home of her Mrs. Wm. Rencin came up from Barnes, Tuesday morning, to help her neice, Mrs.

Frank Meitler, cook for aunt, Mrs. Henry Ferguson. Miss Forence Freeman, from Netawaka is visiting with her grandma, Mrs. Freeman. Mr.

John Soderstadt and family re Get your friend to come out and vote for me. EVERY VOTE COUNTS. If nominated to the office of sheriff, I promise the Democrats of the county to put up as strong a fight as possible for the election and that I will endeavor to make my exertions for success at the polls justify their faith in me if I am nominated at the primary. turned from Independence, Mo. after a few days visit with M.

Bolinger and threshers. Miss Rosa Materi was over on the "Ridge," Sunday evening. Mesdames Hillyer, Tegethoff, Seger and Tegethoff were in the neighborhood, Monday, helping cook for threshers at different places. family. Hello everybody! Don't forget the grand Chautaqua at Washington begins berry with her work, the latter part of August 1st and lasts eight days.

Morrowville. Our livery barn has changed hands Mondell Rose is the new proprietor. Roy Blocker has bought Vernon Dar Mr. and Mrs. A.

G. Freohlich and children, from Devil creek, and G. Meyers and daughters, Tilda and Bertha, from Rock, in Cowley county, visited Sunday with the Waser family. Mr. and Mrs.

John Meitler, of Emmons, and Mrs. H. R. Wilson, of Washington, spent Sunday evening at John Porter's. Mrs.

John Waser spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. H. Tegethoff, near Logan Center. John Materi spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents.

Jacob Freohlich was on the "Ridge" one day last week. by barber shop at Munden, Kansas. Mrs. James Lott, of Independence, is the week. Pearl Overlander marketed his grain at Morrowville, Friday.

Wm. Hawkenberry, who has been under the doctor's care for the past two we ka, is better. Mr. and Mrs Harve Peepleg went to Washington, Saturday; also Sam Ruth-ford. Several from this neighborhood attended the surprise party on Clara Levein, of Mt.

Pleatent, Tuesday evening. Icecream and cake wereierved. AH report fine time. visiting Mr. Charles Lot) and family.

Beeso'n Vernon Darby is working in John rank Taylor's barber shot. Miss Mollie Palmer is working for Mrs. Tom Barnes. Mr. and Mrs.

Perl Anderson, formerly v-.