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The Republican Citizen from Atwood, Kansas • 4

The Republican Citizen from Atwood, Kansas • 4

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Atwood, Kansas
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'5 H' I U7v YO ARE THINKING IRON RANGES RESERVOIR OR HOT WATER RONT iff 3i HYDROPHOBIA PREVENTED" and Judicial district fall Al commenced ffU car of to of school No 9 5 Turner Schwab Shirley hristian Sshmid Henry Vonngehi I) Bowland meeting of the New Method of Vaccination Which Is Said to Be Very Effective IMPROVING YOUR LOCK SMWp POULTRY ulNCOLN OMAHA CHICAGO St JOSEPH Kansas city: st louis 1 And All Points Rastnd South April May May May April xRED ROBERTSON Mtorney at LawP Practices in all District ederal and Supreme Courts Atwood Kansas irst Distric Second Third 11 The next regular boaid of County commissioners is on DAILY HACK LINE Leaves Colby 8 a Arrives' at At wood 12:30 Arrives at Colby 6:30 Leaves west are one way $2 Round trip $300 Chris Jasperson jr Prop ED TENEYCK Carpenter Builder Contractor Estamations made without charge Atwood Kansas Schultz Mrs Morgan and Miss Edith Neill of York Nebr are visiting relatives ''Wl RED LUTHER Administrator of the Estate of A A Smith deceased 17 1 27 20 3 rj 4 Did you know they have a fine as sortment of Ladies Tailored made skirts at Monday morning was lovely sun shiny and warm Monday afternoon was windy and disagreeable Mrs Sybil rench' visited her son II rench at Danbury the fore part of the week Try a sack of flour made by Malone and Wenzel or sale at any of our stores An entirely new stock of wall papert prices to Herndon Drug Com pany Mr Johnson was in town several days last week Mrs VanOrtwie of Curtis Nebr is visiting her daughter Mrs Barney Leipold MELUGIN Physician and Surgeon Calls promptly answered day cyr night Atwood Kansas 4 53 a 12:27 a 11 rzo i I LUlUl dUU AJUU Ch JlUU Hi 71 Goodland passenger 5:07 pm or sleeping car reservations tick ets time tables etc apply to apy Rock Island Ticket Agent A Stewart General Agent Kansas City Mo Miss Etta Jennings who has made her homo with Mrs rench for the last seven months left for her home at Achilles last Saturday Spring lias come gentle Annia Buy your wall paper of ho Herndon Drug Company Byron Stircs liis foot some time ago is now able to return to his work in the creamery When wanting wall paper wait for samples The Herndon Drug Com pany has a nice line Mrs Mercedes Miller and son rances went to Atwood Thursday evening to visit friends and relatives Joe Tyler came to Herndon Kans last Thursday evening Glad to see you back to Rawlins Co again Joe Mollie Runyan returned Wednesday from Oxford Nebr Where she has been staying with her sister and brother Mr and Mrs Clarence Mather Jlerndon Drug Company will sei you what you want In their line at liv ing prices MraR Constable went over to Cornell Saturday to visit her father and mother returning Monday lUiTbO TTortbiiorn' Mercantile Co has a new Vend gw4 looking clerk" Go in and get a treat girle' 'Dad Jennings livable to be around bow with his lame beck' one is never too old to learn Dull hai'a i beauUfiii of iplllinerygoode la now Callonher and get your summer hat Vy crowd of young folks wwe'out to creek fishing Sunday Grover returned with quite a jiloe ftrjg of flaJi j'L MrGeorgq came down'1t9ur town Hot Blast Air Tight Heaters Herndon is on the boom and yOu forget it jA mania for building has struck Herndon The eleven year old son of Laurence Goto! fell in nder a loaded wagon the wheel passing over the elbow cruching it Hudson and Thompson reduc ife ed the fracture and will save the arm 4 That veteran livery man of Atwood Geo Tillct was shiping horses from this station Sunday night Catlieart of Oberlin completed a Successful term of school Inst riday in District 39 in Decatur county Millet seed 75 cts at Albert Robcrchek who bought the if rench farm came in last week with two heavily loaded emigrant cars I work on the enlarging I'is hotel Mr Roberchek is from Ibion Nebr iThis will in many wax be an improxe Mrs Jennings went up to ment to our town Atwood on night train to call on Dr ahnestock from whom she is receiving treatment Go to Mrs Dull for Millinery HERNDON defy1' March came in like a lamb went out like a lion JHew to the line let the chip where they may 'W HUDSON Physician and Surgeon Calls answered promptly' day or night' 4 Hhndon Kansas 4 pealeau County where he bought and improved a farm oh he lived un til 1883 when'he came to Rawlins Couifty with his family 'Arrivitg here he bought the Abbot ranch three miles West of HerndQnTwhere Abbot at the time of the Indian raid of shot and killed an indian and mortally wounded another from his sod house close to the creek his 3QP Harry' who was out looking afterthe cattle was killed bythe'sameband of Indians Wenzel Brown was an industrious and respected citizen and 1 ohe of the pio neers iwho with his family helped to de Velop the country and build the town of Herndon and make it a part of the best farming ccrtfhtry and one of the most enterprising to bs found in' northwest Kansal Joe Brown of Herndon Paxil sand "rank of Beloit Mrsr Sebastian Zwickle of'fJerndon and Miss Mary who 'lives with her mother at her old home live to mourn the loss of a fathers love and'protect carry a complete 4 lino of Un dertaking Goods We have the larg est and most complete iStocktb bes' louna jn ortnwesi a jl nnrl coo VtOOUS Ill LI Sb UU DV1U tnem HERNDON MACHWbSHOP DAN YAGER Prop a Engines rebuilt by an expert machinist' Sharpening of pisw Aw tiKKNDUn JMUiaAfl purvis AUCTIONEERS Win cry yourjile andgei'wharycK SWC I wOcWe 4 A CALL ON OR ADDRESS 'S' MOYER" ''p Ludell Kansal for' EGGS Breeder of Thoroughbred Light Bramahfs 5 TIME TABLE I COLBY' KANSAS The' to and froni and between AHA ST LOUIS DENVER MEMPHIS SPGSPEORIA ORT WORTH ST JOSEPH ST PAUL A KANSAS CITY MINNEAPOLIS and beyond 4 TRAINS LEAVE COLBY AS OLLOWS A EAST BOUND Na 10 Kansas citv fl ver a' 9:00 nm City mail 2:40 a "6 Chicago ltd' 4:53 72 Phillipsburg Bellville 9:35 a WEST BOUND No 9 Colorada lyer a 15 Colorado Mail a Colorado Ltd a DIRECTORY The Regular terms of Court will convene in the 17th as follows: Phillipsburg Norton Oberlin Atwood St rancis Hon A Geiger Judge Miss Cora Shirley Stenographer RAWLtNS COUNTY Representative Hon Orr County Clerk Robertson County Attorney Bye Clerk District Court A Olson I Register of Deeds I rv fi ue I Probate udge and Ladies urnishing Goods Born Sunday March 19th 1905 tor aQ I'3 Ed erry a boy Mrs big new stock of Mill inery goods Is now on display Jennings who has bcencon fiD(fod to the house for sometime by aninjury which he received at alls City Nebr while on his recent trip to Kansas City is able to be up and a round again Mrs Dull has all latest styles 'Spring hats Go to for God seeds in mx bulk Scheutz of Traer sold a span horses last riday to George TO11U lor 1200 Mrs Dull has just received large shipment of Dry Goods Al) th IstAat nsttArna In dresa mnda bow in stock at her store 1 raui roln nas bought a a horse Threshing Machine and Engine oi meyer xi you want your gram to sell for the top price aee Paul and gel the yellow fellow the best ma I want to sell my fartn which la eigni mnos rrom uernoon juorsea wagon and harness rank aimon John IL Kirchner for millet seed' Dr Nichols and wife of Cedar Bluffs were in town riday Mrs Nichols staying until Saturday morping the Kgv guA of Mrsrench Mr rey tag of Odell Nebr' arrived here Monday on toe to visit Mn Bw I vaccination method for the prevention of hydrophobia in people bitten by mad dogs is employed at the institute for infectious diseases at Ber lin The ministry has just published astatement with reference to the cases of persona bitten by mad dogs which have come to the knowl edge of the authorities during 1903 and which permits a iudement on the "merits'of vacctfiatiort bused'Tlpon Sheriff autnentic lacts states tne scientinc American In the year 1903 307 persons were bitten by 194 mad dogs or dogs sus pected of madness in 140 of these dogs hydrophobia was "afterxvard LO prox eu ueyuiiu a uouui wane io vveru found to be healthy the rest could i County burxeyoi II 11 Obert not be examined The 307 persons Coroner Thompson lived in eight different provinces 22G County Superintendent Morgan of them in eastern Prussia western c'bmniH east Prussia and Silesia which are close to Russia Huis Rnssia is again I shown to be the breeding place of this plague Of those bitten 281 proceeded i to the institute tor infectious diseases and xvere vaccinated Kour of them died of hydrop'nobia and one recov 2 ered after a slight attack Deaths took place on the thirty eighth fifty sixth one hundred and tenth and one hun dred and thirty fifth days respective ly after the bite Vaccination has not proved an abso lutely certain remedy even when ap plied right after the bite The statis tics show however that of 281 per sons vaccinated only four ded that is one and one half pen cent while of those not vaccinated but treated med ically six per cent died and of those neither vaccinated nor treated 11 per Cent died view of these the state ment proceeds is earnestly to be recommended that 11 persons having the misfortune to be bitten by dogs either mad or suspected of madness at once submit to yeccinatlon The value 'of such vaccination is being more and more recognised During the last six years the percentage of persons bitten who submitted to scdnatlon wlra 39 80 83 7890 011190 respectively and it be hoped ftht ln the futurevery person will avail one a Economy sought in nit has ver objset with renchparenta to teach a child to be provident and eoboomlcal' A child of thrM chn become a member of the mu by giving onty two cents a 1 week one cent wlll entitle get lea eeots a jday wheh' it iSUl aadthe other goes toward totting a pennon whsa ltUtKa certain ana Nb one knows how long a child can live but What idea the contribution acaoapt toT A boyof 18 giving S4 cents a month to the oetety wilV'wbMi ho ls Where a pension of fjTI" a yeant Brooklyn ATWOORi lN DENVE 1 HELENA SALT LAKE CITY BUTTE PORTLANDS SAN ANO ALL raWEST 'ff WEST BOUNDS 1 No 177 Accdmmpdation Daily except Sunday east BouNDttssM No 178 Daily except Sunday Monday nnd 8:30 A'M NoJ180 Sunday and ridaypvening staying until Sunday evening Always glad to see you come to our town Mrs George come again Old Joe Houser is back again from no body knows where to spend a week or two xvith his family A new lumber yard is to be one of the spring improvements the fact that a Drath is back of it assures us of its success Three millinery shops in Herndon go bare headed If advice of Horace Mann that grand old philosifer was more closely followed what a happy old world this xvould be among other good things lie says: to the iglit as the laxv directs i or that is the rule of the road Keep to the right who ever expects 1 Securely to carry his load: i Keep to' the right within and without With st ra i ger with kindred and friend: Keep to the right and you need have no doubt That all will be right in the I rancis Miller finished bis Saturday He gave District good satisfaction Hudiburg shipped a extra large hogs oq Tuesday train Photographer gallery was doing a fine busslness Saturday Price Stevenson has taken up the study of pharmacy He xvill make a success of it II rench hardware merchant of Danbury made a flying visit to his old Herndon home Tuesday The flyer on the pollywog branch was only nine hours late Monday The crew theught it might as well be hung for a sheep as a so they tied up here and waited until next dhy Kurth the rustling commercial traveler of the Northwest was making the merchants of Herndon happy "Wednesday Rock of a splendid quality for building purpoed ie being hauled from the quarry near town Hudiburgshipped car of cattle Bunday 'The addition to toe commercial hotel la progressing nlcaly Mraj Dempater Scott of Atwood was eeen on our jtroeta Saturday? enjoy a ateady paying trade and they are a'credit to any town' Wenzel Brown' an' old abd respected citizen of Herndon township died of heart trouble Wedn4eda March 15ib Age 19 yeara He was born In Bohemia In 1W0 he hla wifeMra Mary'DrOwfiwho'etirYltea him to Wisconsin settling in Krem jv i A JS1 2'? 41 ve Tu Hl KI MV TTim K7 5 iY 1 IIHIIHIUUIIH rii i'j tnT' IMvn At VI I JMMBHSni 't' vXZVtji A Xs Z1 Wl I SV 4 ft a ex i It Av Ci ZAJ' KM rH MMaaga 1 AT S' Ci Swvfl "14 g' 5ci 1 KWWs V' I wfl "Wfefl 'Xvfl vMfl i Lx rr 'aS WAE i AJEV i ajrajL iftr' arers a rx Tai 't uu ixaaUM 'L Vi? i Rock Island System i Mte.

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