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Age ana exprruwue are important. Mate jour Uttxe and Bond lor terms. Consultation free and conlideutlul, personally or by letter. Entered October 3rd. 1904, at Hunnewull, Kannai, an ieeond-clans matter under Act of congreii of March 3, 1879.

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RED FRONT Restaurant. Meals and Lunches At All Hours. CHOICE CIGARS. STAR Meat Market Sood Steak, Jresh Salt City Meat Market S'resh and Sail Treats. Advertising rates furnished on To insure change in advertisement, copy for same must reach this office not later than Thursday morning.

All notices of entertainment where an admission fee is charged, or from which profit is derived, comes under the head of pay matter will be charged our regular rate of five cents per line. The school election in Oklahora falls on May 30 this year. This being a legal holiday the election will be held on the 31st, BQHighest Price paid for Hides and Poultry "a jCarcl and See. rank fflroccmyer. JCunnewell, Jfansas.

KIER BROS. Hunnewell, Kansas. IPS fv Andrew Carnegie showed his good sense when he said he would rather his neice should marry a poor honest man than a worthless duke. YOU CAN GET IT AT LITTLES THE WISE fARfiS' WAY ICE CREAM, ICE CREAM SODA, LIMEADE, and all kinds of cold drinks. Ralph Ingalls, a son of the late John J.

Ingalls, will go to New York to work for the Literary Digest. He has for some time been with the Kansas City Journal. J. 0. LITTLE Huntietoell, Kana.

A man confined in the Cowley county jail for petit larceny was IP given his freedom on conditions that he run 50 yards in six seconds. He made it and walked off a happy man. Let Us Figure on Your Wall Paper before you giva yourorder to any peddler or mail order house. If we can't duplicate any offer they make we won't expect you to buy. The fact is that we will do even better because we will sell you fresh up-to-patterns at the same price they ask for old styles.

Further, you will have no express to pay, can get more paper without additional trouble if you want it and we will buy-back all full rolls that you have left over. There is every reason for getting your wall paper here there isn't a single good reason for buying it from peddlers or mail order houses. L- F. BAUGH, Druggist. South Haven, Kans.

Try This oFfice The fact that Gov. Hoch has a mind of his own and is governor in fact as well as in name, is causing- considerable soreness among some of our state politi cians. FROM HERETO THERE. A Modern Railway Line. Traversing: the States and Territories of Missouri Arkansas Kansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas and the Southtoest Tenessee Mississippi Alabama and the Southwest.

Reduced Rates in effect all the year to EUREKA SPRINGS The Frisco System operates wide-vestibuled electric-lighted trains. All cafe cars and dining halls under the management of Fred Harvey. Time of trains at ffilackweli No. 609 To Vernon, 11:00 a No. 607 To Enid, 0.

6:30 No. 608 To St. Louii 11:00 a in The gas bills of Winfield fam Sale Bills, Posters, Letterheads, Envelopes, Statements and Calling Card! ilies for cooking, heating and lighting for the month of April ran from 50 cents' to $1.50. They pay for just what they use. When We Did Not Care for Japan.

When the first embassy from Japan arrived in Washington a member of the Senate rose and said: "Mr. President, the first ambassadors from the venerable country of Japan are about to arrive. 1 move the Senate do now adjourn to meet and welcome the Japanese." Immediately another senator was on his feet, not to second the motion, but to say sharply: "Mr. President, I humbly trust the Senate of the United States of America will not adjourn for every show that comes along." That settled it. From Mrs.

Rcger A. Pryor's "Reminiscences." I No. 602 To K. C. and St.

5:50 Normal Institute. The thirty-second annual session of the Sumner County Normal Institute will be in session at Wellington, May 22 June 16. The work will be in charge of one of the strongest institute corps in the state. Prin. Thos.

W. Butcher of the Sumner county high school, who needs no introduction, will conduct. He will be assisted by Supt. H. P.

Butcher of Argentine, Kans, an educational "live wire," also by Miss Maude A. Price, Geo. C. Wakefield and Geo. E.

Hosick. has gone to EVERY Carefully Attended to In our Selection of toare. Kipling's Lungs Are Weak. Rudyard Kipling's lungs are too weak to stand an English winter. He has not been strong since an attack of pneumonia caused apprehension years ago.

608 makes direct connection at St. LiuU, Memphis Birmingham an Paris vifch ill train mrth, east an south with free chair cars and dining car to Monett. 616 through connections for Lair sas City and St. Louis and all points eaat and south. Tickets on saie 10 an local Cose connections and good service Joseph W.

Hall, Agt. DETAIL While our terms are liberal we must keep in mind two essentials, namely' safety and pro fit. The Union State Bank, Hunneiecll, Kan Come in and let us fit you out in what ever you need in our line for lea money than you can get them for elsewhere. J. Wfarshat.

greater expense than usual to provide a helping, inspiring institute. Sumner county employs about seventy-five new teachers each year. During the winter there was a slight shortage. One hun dred new, bright, capable students are desired, with sufficient academic knowledge and maturity of judgment, with enough nerve and backbone to teach and govern schools; there are places for them. For furthur information address, Geo.

II. Hosick. Co. Supt. of Sohools.

Coldness of Spring Water. "It is a fact," remarked the head of a certain fascinating soda water department, "that spring water keeps colder very much longer than ordinary river water, such as is served through Philadelphia water pipes. You can make the test, even in summer, by going to Fairmount park, drawing a jug of spring water, bringing it home and putting it in your cellar. Not only will it not get warm during the trip to your house, but it will remain much colder than will hydrant water drawn and kept beside it for a number of hours. This is said to be due to the lack of warm animal matter in the spring water, which is filtered through the earth.

At any rate, it's a great pity we couldn't have Just such water here in Philadelphia." Philadelphia Bcord. Out fiters in Jfardware. A man employed by the Delaware ft Hudson company at th Baltimore breaker, according to a Scranton paper, has invented a process of manufacturing fuel briquette, which can' be made from the culm sent out from the washery at a cost of fifty cents a ton. Kansas JCUNNEWELL,.