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The Dighton Herald from Dighton, Kansas • Page 4

The Dighton Herald from Dighton, Kansas • Page 4

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-j 1 7 nnmitimnnVnnl lie County linnet fop Sale. i Wr IF iriP Conn (P i -A' will villt I atmotinte mj-Beif as a candidate tir the office of Superintend-ent olv Public Instruction of Lune county, subject to the decision of the Republican Primary. Erua.Fal.ijs. I herewith aunounce mv r.mrH dacy for the office of Probate I feDCed hW t.th.nrtinnof creek runs through subject to the action of the reuubli that will grow alfalfa, 275 fenced In A Rural Comedy in three acts presented by Dighton's best dramatic talent At the Opera House Friday Evening June 17th Full of fun and frolic. A tramp, a villian, an old fashioned man and woman, a typical country boy and girl.

Tickets on sale at the Rovnd Drug Co 7 can party at the general primary to be held August 2nd 1910. O. D. Bates I lioreby announce mvself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Lane county subject to the action of the republican party at the primaries, August 2nd. K.

C. Souders. I hereby nnnouuee myseif as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Lane county subject to the anion of the republican party at the primnrv Au gust 2nd. I. 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for rhe office of Coliuty Clerk-subject to the action of the republican party at the general primary August E.

Stortnonf I hereby announce myself as a Can didate for the office of Countv Clerk. subject to the action of the republi-i can party at the general primary August 2 E. B. Emerson. Hal ley's Comet, What makes it so allfired cold I Halley's comet What makes the eggs grow stale and old ii i nuiiey ts comet, What makes thebriudlc cow so ihean Whr.it makes the democrats serene What makes the beef steer thin and lean II alley's comet.

What makes it so eternat hot Halley's comet. What is the cause of all this rot Halley's comet. What makes the uoxious wet-da to grow What makes fT. Gillette ply the hoe hat makes him Lie! anu irruni- i ble so Halley's comet. What makes the choir spat and fuss Halley's comet.

WThat mixes things fora church, muss Halkn's Whatsnippeutheend of Towsers tail Uilt ni.lks ttu wind mul iv mm dill CILII.I hail What caused Jones Bros. Co. to fail Halley's coniet i W'hht mikes-the; sugar trust ufraid Halley's ct nne t. What in the grave King I2d wa rd Halltv's comet. What made our Teddy brave and bold So he cotild haughty Britons scold And rouse a nation's ire old alley's comet.

What is the cause of all our grief Hullev 's comet. What's worse than sandbagger or thief Halley's comet. If there is anything below An aciie or piln, a joy or woe The cause of which you don't know it's comet. To Tkadi: A good top carriage for a buggy, inquire-at this office. Year Kook.

The year UoaU for 1D09 published by the Departnu-nt of Agriculture is now nearly redy for distribution. Any person desiring one of these boohs will be jiladly supplied as long as my allotment lasts. Please drop me a card at Washington 1). C. if yon want one of these books.

E. H. Madison. 81 1 TO 815 WALHUT 93 Pranv all lt will on will be IFOR SALE 1G0 acre land about 0 inlleai south ast rf IVuIenis. KntU nas, Hie farnl of rranlr (loodman.

Price only Mid belongs to There is no better laud In LanO county foi- the nitjuey. One-fourth cah. balance six eqiial annual payments, 7 percent in teret privilegvof before. Set if you don't think this is a good bargain. Price subject to change without no notice.

D. HYAMES, Dighton, Kansa LEONARD EVERETT Council Bluffs, Iowa Kept the King at Home. 11 For the past year we have keDfe the King of ail laxatives Dr. KInus New Life pills -in our home and they have proved a blessing to all our family' vrltes Paul Mathnlka. nf Buffalo N.

Y. Rvsy. but sure reme dy for all stomach. liver and kidm'y troubles. Only 23c at the llownd Drug Store.

1-HYSIOIAN SURGEON Offlce first door east Hoth1 IVuk Store lUs-ideiico first door south Opera Huu Phone N. Office 'J-60 Res. 3-i DIGIITON KANSAS FilRRIS ATTi) UN Y-A r-L A Vv, Practice in all Courts includtnz V. S. Land Orfice.

Bonded abstracter. or cnll up on me" DIGHTOX, KANFAH. SIMMONS SIMMONS A TTO It AT LA Will in the State and I'Vdeml l.sinpss Iirfnniitln nttntn.i iy mivnufu orcein Uank Buliiiins. DlGliTON KANSAS. ll.HYAMES, REAL ESTATE, i bonded Abstracter mid Insurance Ast Rents collected and taxes paid for r.on-esidents.

Correspondence solicited. R- NEWTON, M. PHYSICIAN AND SUIiriEOX. Olllce in Gay Building, East Long st. Telephone f.5.

llCBidence at Christian Parsonage. "Telephoue Glasses Fitted, E. E. EWING, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Agent the Illinois Life, of Chicago, th Mennonilc Mutual Fire and Lightning, of Xtu ion, Kansas. OIGHTON, rn J.

BARKLEY, -REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, D1GIITON, KANSAS. QOL. A. O. LEAMON AUCTIONEER Bates reasonable.

Satisfaction guaranteed Leference furnished lieady to cry stay where any dny Dlghton Kunsas. T. WiNDIiE, Auctioneer. OiahtOL att.nd slc3 iu I.ane and adjoininy iountles. H.

SCJIUANT M. 1). PHYSICIAN- SURGEON Iugmtox, Kansas Eyos Hefriictf and Glasses Fitted JUMBO II. I'ur lired IVrcliemn four MammoHth Jacks will make thy season my pVtv-s Hiiio.i south and 1 tuile eist of Dightou. TKRMH umbo JI2, Jacks d.ie whn is foalod.

Parties dispoMnS of inare le roaiiny time, or inovinir or :itti.in,i,..r ilum from th county forfeit the insurance. Care -a ill he taken to im-vpnt cWoin hut cannot be responsible should nuv oi-cur. NoHnniiy business. IK. T.

IIINEMAN. Owner. NOTiC'C ru PUKLICATION o.HVil! i't UHl2e Kansas. Mav DIG-HTON HERALD II. Loedell.

Editor. Cora V. Losdell, Associate Editor. SUBSCRIPTION SI OO PER ANNUM. Entered at tie Postofflce at DJghton, Kansas, as second class frill RS DAY, 1910.

Joel Walters. Joel W.ilters, or" Cleveland township, died at the medical institute of Davenport, Iowa, last Thursday evening where he had gone several ao for treatment. This sad intelligence reached here last Fri day over the telegraph, There maiiis ft ere shipped to tlm place for burial and reached here Mon-iUv I'Vt-ning. The funeral was held vt the Sutton church at 11 o'clock Tuesday forenoon, the services be-iug in charge of Rev. Sproles of this city and the reuiaius were in-tened in the Sutton cemetery.

Joel Wallers was born in Kentucky years ago. He came to taiie county about nine years so and has made his home here biace. He was a inun, of tine character and alliii's neighbors were his friends. About a year ago it was discovered that ho was suffering from Hright's dissase aud his condition has steadily grown worse until the end came. He is survived by six children, Mrs.

C. B. Oaks, Mrs. John Murphy and Miss Ocea and Enoch oil of Lane county, Allen Walters of and another son whose si denct we dt not knows ftoiiec. I dodre to close up iuy business here as rapidly as possible.

All pur-tie having accounts with me will cull and settle at once. You will find uieatE. I). llynine' office. Jt.

Whitk II. Mi Adda" Lebdell, of Atchison, is here todav. Consisting of thrve -sections on alnut creek 8 miles N. E. of Dlgh ton.

Farm ail fenced, 50 acres In cul tivatlon suitable for corn of- amal srrain. 60 acres of nlf.ilfa from ttKim. I UILII I cut 4 crops each year, CO or 70 more bothj 4 good wells, 2 wind mills. Good new house of 7 rooms besides pantry, closets etc. New barn 2S SS, sheds for 150 head of stock grow ing timber along the creek.

The fol lowing crops go with the place if taken CO acres alfalfa, 25 acres barley and speltz, SO acres corn, 4 bu potatoes planted and mulched. garden etc. Possesion of the crops will be given at once and the farm tvlthln 30 days after sale. Price $11,000, 6,000 cash, balance in an- nual payments of $1000each bearing per cent annual iuterest secured by mortgage on farm. A i.yin Marsha Lin AND CUSS THE LSSMfiLQ ran AUAro pmrrR rUfi yLs8 53a $1.03.

Tn Cattle Ffcc AftO ALL THROAT AND LUHS TROUBLES. GUARANTEED SATISFACTOUvfc I i "la ii V' CHANSARJD No. registered re rc heron horso. examined by stfitc ftuthorltvimd papers dro nouueeu correct, will make seaaon of UUOos follows: Monday and Frid ivnr. a JewcttsJ Wednesday itnd Thursday nt oalaace of each week at home.

GOV. STONE AND PRINCE OLIVER. Two famou3.Jacks.will bo at home ranch season. TERM On nbovs horse and Jacks to insare livino: colt, A 1 1 1 pasturr tsares freo during seasoa. IMPBOTED BELG-I horse rsi-te ed in the American Association of and Breeders of Helgian Draft Horses r.

lid (nir.HnVl the laws Kansas will irake lha season nr) t.i'A McKlnnls livf-ry baru in Di.ton. TERMS insure a living colt. Mammouth Jack Registry No. bhu.k white poiats -utMs a uniniHi every pai Jioulnr lie make the at ths same plueoand tne same terms csthe Belgian. Mor.ey due when colt is foaled.

Parties disposinrrof tr.aret--, cr moving or or ttir.rt mwttT iuvi. ji'mii me countv witlK.iit arranMntf therefore forftlt InsuraK-H Cam be ireviit accident butffa iesdonsible should and xcur. A. It. Owne-.

KANSAS CITY, MO. El. fcl neflUUd 0(111 cJsCl(2I UidOdStiS utunucs luiiiioijtru rtauy lor use no a 5. Hyd vocele and Phimncic rev7 037s without pain fc-nzniOSIS or danger. Boot free.

Enlarged veins in the WceriCOCZS Ecrotum.cansingner-vous dehilitr, of the sexual svs-teia, permanentlj cured wrthoutpaia. That terrible disease, in ell ifs forms and stages, cured fer lL'e. Blood poisoning and all private dissaaes peroaaontly cared. BOTISC 1,0111 53 17 pictures, with fall description above diseases, thecrectsaadcure.ssai sealed in plain irrapr-er free. tij lifarcstlca Itctilrj.

FRrE Museum of anatomy Fob Men Only cvlt tore I AT ibti CU I tl i I Hi ft it 1 1 It' If i 4 i' 1 il i 'l 4' it The first J. H. Cavanaugh was advised by wire from Washington Tuesday that all necessory arrange ments had been perfected and that they were authorized to do business under the above name from that date, The First State Bank was one of the strongest financial institutions of western Kansas, made so by conservative and consistent bankinsr methods. As the First National it enlarged its capital and increased its fa cilities for handling business, and will continue as- in the past to extend the same courteous treatment and every favor con istent with sound banking poll- A few bushel black cane seed to sell, T. C.

Wristen. Glenn Cavanaugh went to Scott City on business yesterday evening. The Y. P. B.

will give a social at tne M. E. church Tuesdav evening. June 21st. Chas.

Capel went to Topeka yesterday. He expects to be gone until about July 1st. E. H. Gates, of La-Crosse preached at the Christian church Sunday morning and ev ening.

ouun lyner returned ruesaav evening from a trip of inspection through the central Kansas wheat belt Just received, a fine Hue of up- to-date bandenns or barrettes, the very latest thing on the market. Stylish, snappy, serviceable. Ste them Whitiug Mercantile Co. L. J.

McKinuis has purchased Ed Uelvie's lots just across the street from the old opera house block and will at once begin the erection of a garage. iur. ana Mis. U. F.

Jewetf 'vji a line time. Dr. Newton is a hamly citizen. When business in his own is nut rushing ho can mdle a i printer rule or a survevor 3n 1'S lhc' of A veteran. Wc hate si few more of S5 iWO-rOW JlStCl' M'Hfvdft vulli 0 Bell Hardware Cul loir Oirls" base tourmR Indiana this season, thQ 5stdn Americans, ta" "hsi hnl ithtte 1lountop Girl hea 1Vt were in r.rimps'you think you know what! rh-f is.

How would Wns to be a "democratic editor in Kansas who' slobbered over SrnbW for pnst two-years and is now tr ii i iv. vi line, liiMV IlHiCIl wor8 is it fora republican Ilka ive au rs A. S. Delaney drove liiilvane to write WnK tuffs letters over to Hays Tuesdav in the than it is fora democrat like Dave former's auto to attend the farm-Leahy to write Stubbs' liters. Tbo Ord RcIIablo Doctor-Oldest In age end lansoat tocated.

A reculsr Grsduate In Modlc ne. Over 34 Yr Special practice-Over 3X years In Kansas City. ESTABLISHED 1667. Authorized by tha nu.A(,;A State, to treat all UUlVUikf Cures i vy.wu.v, aw Dullness, i utiems at a aistacce 51 i treated by mail and express. Medicines sent everywhere, free froui eazeor breaks" II I Charges Iotv.

Over 60,000 cases cured. Age and exnerWii ir iSant tl lu a recent Issue the Kansas Citv Star Quotes Gov. Stubbs as saying I th-fellows who are opposing him! are bootleggers or are trying break down the law ia various it ways. If you me opposed to Stuijbs it ison the grounds that vou are a horse thief. Florence Uulletiu rarvslous Discoveries -mark the vonrirfnl nniopou- ti-.

ase. Air lights on heavy iiu'elmies, telegraniH without wlre, terrible w.n iimruiouH io Km men, and tliat wonder of wonders- Dr. King's iw Discovery to save life when th.vatenedby coughs, coldv, asth. n.a. lagripp, croup, hemorrhages.

bronchitis, whooping cough. Iu fever or lung tronbiv. Forallbron. chial MfiVeti(MlS it has no ooual It instantly. Its tlu lllack, of Ashviile.

NT, UK No 4. wiitrs it cinpd him an obstinate cough after all other remedies failed. 50c and 1. Atrial i.ouio iree. l.uarauteed by Hownd i'h Drus Co.

AU1 I line has Case lHd P-n1 -fn-r toma PnnanltaHnn fra 1 a 8 ff I SerninaEWeakno SG end Sexual Debiliiy, Sjjffiia follies and excess causing night losses and less of sexual power, pimples and blotches on the face, confused Ideas and lorgetfalness.hashfulness and aversion to society, cured for life. I stop night losses, restore sexual power, nerve and Drain TOWPr nlorffc and st rpn rt i e-n wa I parts and make you fit for marriage. Send ltUJL ttUU li2 VI (iUCj eiiid. ownfccaastoi qegtiopsiree-gentseaJed. 9if4iteA Raically cared with i iriClUre naw Infallible Home I and Gloet of EST Klrehy elven tlt.it IUJYAXT Kais.wlwon Mar.

24 application No. t2-; f. for the v.vt i 2.5, i as Mh P. M. has lil notiJ ii.tviiti,.u m.nke finnl live var tA iand rM.

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