The Onaga Herald from Onaga, Kansas • Page 6

able note bearing percent SELBACH, HIKES CONDON, terest. Sums of $10 and under cash. 2 per cent off for cash on sums over $10. Property to be 1 Lucky Bill's at Laclede next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Several from here attended the log rolling at Wamego and report a good time.

H. F. Melton has been out buying calves. He has bought 32 head and thinks he will quit. settled for before taken from REAL ESTATE 1 INSURANCE Mound Creek Items.

Robt. Forgy is haying for Eric the premises. Wm. O'Keefe J. N.

Wilson, clerk. R. L. Fithian, auctioneer. If you wish to sell or rent your farm or city property list 6S C'-OCO 0 OS'S 5 -c-c 2 Brack.

it with us. Julius Jeanneret is haying for Mesdames A. J. Cornelius and W11U TT Chas. Kelly.

A. Hammerly visited with rela If you are looking for a place to buy or rent, either farm City Property, see us before making a deal, as we have some good bargains for you. Remember if you have anything to sell we will find you a A VOICE FROM THE TOMB tives at Pleasant Hill, north-east Chas. Doolittle hauled hogs to of Wheaton Wednesday and An elderly minister of the gos town Monday. Thursday of last week.

Will exhibit at Onaga, Kansas, on Wednesday, Sept 30! buyer. Fred Oldham and -wife left Fri pel went to a room in a New York hotel a couple of days ago We write tire, lightning and wind insurance in some of the day, overland, for Dakota. WHEATON best companies in existence. and, after writing a long letter produced a revolver from his ret Jas. McDevitt, is helping Roy Grover moved to Onag Tom Burdett put up his millet.

Monday morning. icule and shot himself through Money to Loan at Reduced Rates. Phone No. 73. Onaga, Kans.

show consists of High Class Vaudeville, Acro-I? the head. Arna Nelson is putting up hay Peck Spangler of Moline, Kan rig bats, "Wire workers, Black Faces. Irish Song- His letter was bitter in its on Coal Creek for Will Burdett sas is here visiting relatives and criticisms of the church and the friends. Joe Englecamp and James HI lection of Trained Ani-mals, First Ciass Musical 111 conditions existing in this weary O'Hara are hauling corn to town R5 Ik-iirVkW vW MT IV NHF A number from here attended the ball game at Blaine Sunday Specialties. The best Jugglers in America, and a tfl troupe of the best trained drill Shetland ponies in s5 world.

It described Pleasure Success and Gold, as the Amer can Trinity, and the writer con euehalel, afternoon. Tom Kelley and family spent that HI pi the world, including riding dog and ponies etc Mrs. Cora Ingalsbe and daugh fessed his inability to worship at Sunday with George McDevitt, ter Marv went to Onaga with III do tricks of all kinds and descriptions to please such a shrine. He was possess Roy Grovers. HI everybody.

Also ed of a fine contempt for wealth Alex Junod and wife and Sam Theys spent Sunday with Amos Shoe Repairing. I still continue in the old location-two doors west of Postoffice with Shoe Cobbling outfit. All Kinds of Shoe Repairing Done. and the selfishness and cruelty The Zable boys of Onaga were Bonjours. of modern life distressed him to such an extent that he resorted Roland Bon jour and wife at 6SS in town with several car loads cattle last week.

There were seven carloads tended the log rolling at Warn ego to his gun for relief. Little Cuoid, the Educated Shetland Pony or The Pony with the Human Brain last week. He plainly expressed his be cattle shipped from here to Kan lief that the church not only sas City Monday. (55 Mrs. Roland Bonjour and Mrs George Keeney called on Grand Ed McMurrv of Excelsior ma Burdett Sunday afternoon.

Springs is here visiting his sis views with complacency the hid eous conditions now prevailing but actually smiles upon and in dorses them, and views with god TT tie sis Mrs. Matilda liesancon ana i Little Cupid is the Eighth wonder of the world ter, Mrs. Robbins. I solicit a share of your patronage-Yours for Business, J. H.

THOflAS. ease Miss Altefer called on Mrs. Po does more work in less time, with more Mrs. Gallagher and girls left lie Perrus ell Sunday afternoon less laymen in the scramble for wealth. His last utterance in this world was the expression of for Colorado Wednesday to join Mr.

Gallagher and make their The Misses Dela and Bessie Neiberger and Cora Dennen of future home there. a belief that the world would Hi grace than any other living pony. He will add, sub- IS tract, multiply, spell words, pick out colors, count pi Hiyour money, and tell the time of day to the minute if by any watch and does do this work at each andp gll every performance with the Lucky Bill show. Free si? near Havens ville spent Sunday eventually see a new and admira Ed Andrick of Onaga came to take charge of the bank Monday with Elma Holliday. ble religion, and he probably ex perienced a pang when he re morning and moved his family LACLEDE fleeted that he wouldn't be here into the house vacated by Roy si Hknrt Hopkins, Cattle Salesman.

Mark Hopkins. Cattle Salesman. G. W. Spencer, Cattle Salesman.

Ed. Brown, Hog Salesman. J. A. Hopkins, Yard.

Osa DeGraw spent a few days Joe Gibson, Feeder Buyer, and Assistant Cattle Salesman. J. O. Shehl. Yards.

John T. Kiklt, General Manager. O. JS. Wiait, Bookkeeper-Stenographer to organize it and set it in motion Grover.

in Onaga last week. The unfortunate preacher, Those shipping cattle the first exhibition outside of tent before each performance. Remember the date, Wednesday, Sept. 30 Will Farrell of Warn ego spent Sal ii pa whose expiring letter has been of the week were: H. Runyan widelv nublished.

and may do Patsy McGraw, Jim Keating. ii Sunday with his brother Emmett Miss Hattie Thomas spent Sat some harm, as being a criticism Tim Finton, Sid Grossnickle and Hopkins, Kiely Live Stock Commission Merchants urday and Sunday with home Earl Burnett. folks. mm of the church from a pastor, was simply one of the world's failures who blame upon the world and its conditions the faults and mistakes of their own. It is not of Sylvia Chilcotte went to Mc PUBLIC AUCTJON.

Farland last week to visit with I will sell at Public Auction at relatives. T7 my farm, three miles south and Stockers and Feeders a Specialty. Stock Exchange Building, Market Reports Furnished to Shippers and Dealers. IfA A 4 TITV Mfl Reference, Inter-State National Bank. t.

-J i- VI 1 illVf. record that he excelled in any one mile west of Havensville, and Mart Day and wife attended thing, and it is not surprising five miles southeast of Onaga, the Log Rolling at Wramego last that success did not attend him A really good coffee Thursday. The only time he ever attracted Kansas, on Tuesday, September 29, 1908, commencing at 1 o'clock attention was when he made Alice and Junia Richmond at a reasonable price sharp, the following described querulous complaint against re spent Sunday with Pearl and property: I A Few Bargains ligion some years ago. Wearing Helen Hines. 21 head of hogs consisting Mrs.

WT. O. DeGraw and child really the standard coffee that's oLauehlin's KMX Goffca i i the cloth of the church, he was practically a follower of Inger- 17 shoats, 3 thoroughbred Duroc ren spent Sunday afternoon with Jersey Brood Sows and 1 Poland soll, and so doubly a failure. Mrs. Herman Schwandt.

China Boar. The church is all right. It is 12 head of cattle consisting Always fresh, rich and clean, because of the air-tight, sanitary packages PLEASANT VALLE1. not perfect and never will be, so 80 acres, improved, for $2,400. 80 acres, well improved, $3400.

120 acres, all in cultivation, im-f proved, $42.50. 160 acres, improved, 30 acres bottom land, for $5700. 160 acres, well improved $5800. 5 milch cows, 1 yearling steer, yearling heifer and 5 steer calves Eddie Piatt is working for Geo long as its congregation is made nnp fiill nminrl tn each naek2Pre. -Was son.

up of human beings, but its ef 4 head of horses consisting of 240 acres with fair improvements, at $40.00. 320 acres, fenced with four wires, 200 acres can be put in cultivation, 2i miles from town, for $25.00. 320 acres, extra well improved for $35.00. 400 acres, 60 acres bottom land, timber and running water, 30 acres alfalfa, new $2500 house, at $35.00. A bargain at that price.

forts and teachings are always Walter Robbins marketed hogs bay mare weighing 1100 pounds McLaughlin's XXXX Coffee sold by in the right direction, and its in to town Monday. 1 three-year-old bay colt weigh fluence is the best thing under ing about 1500 pounds, well broke D. Cass started out threshing 200 acres, of which 60 acres are broken, well improved $7000. 146 acres, 60 acres bottom land, 15 acres alfalfa, good im- mare colts one-year-old past, ircil Go the sun. So long as it is an earthly institution, its walls built Monday morning.

both good. S. A. Eytchison and wife spent 1 Feed, farmingimplements of worldly bricks, and its pulpit constructed by human hands, it Sunday at A. J.

Nobles provements, at $50.00. consisting of 20 tons of alfalfa must confirm in some measure hay, 8 stands of bees, 1 "Econo Ike Godlove and family spent 'XXXX COFFEE CHUMSy I have several other farms at from $35 to $45. All these farms are from one to seven miles from some town. to human methods of support. Sunday at S.

F. Pinnicks. my" cream separator, 1 hay wa That the church as a whole, gives gon with rack, 1 road wagon, i Percy Fithian spent Saturday I ALCIDE BONJOUR, 'Phone 13 on 19. ONAGA, KANSAS. its approval to greed, graft or mowers, one 14-inch stirring BARGAINS IN RATES.

and Sunday -with Lester Grover. 1 dishonesty, is but the dream of a plow, 1 lister, 2 cultivators, Tom Ault and family spent dying and distempered man. steel frame harrow, 1 single-row curlin, 1 pair of bob sleds, 1 set The failures in all the walks of Sunday at Lawrence O'Donnels. Walter Robbins and family work harness and numerous oth ife never think of blaming them spent unday at Mrs. Jeaneretts er articles.

Sold on Thirty Days Trial. Terms of sale: Ten months selves; the cause of their poor showing on the world's ledgers is always the fault of the world Richard Buzbee and wife and daughter, Clara spent Sunday at time will be given on sums over $10, purchaser giving approved D.Cass.' and its bookkeepers. Their expiring wails are pitiful, and one tHo bankable note bearing 8 per cent Jasper Bonjour and wife spent interest. Sums of $10 and under, may give them the passing tri Sunday with the latter's parents cash. Two per cent off for cash One-way second-class colonist bute of a tear, but they deserve no more.

Walt Mason. on sums over $10. Property to D. Otto Teske and family and be settled for before taken from tickets on sale daily from Sep't. 1st to Oct.

31st, 1908, to San F. Pinnick and wife and son Geo. the premises. rancisco and Los Angeles, SFcTy RaZcr DANGER IN BORROWING A PAPER attended the Log Rolling in Wa mego last week. A man who was too economical W.

W. Thompson P. D. Hammel, clerk. R.

L. Fithian, auctioneer Portland, Seattle, and other principal points in California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington at rate of $30.00. Mrs. ueo. vvasson and son spent a few days last week in EniBle yoU tO sHaVe a teAiD to take this paper sent his little boy to borrow a copy taken by his neighbor, says an exchange.

In his haste the boy ran over a I will sell at Public Auction at Wamego, attending the Log Roll For further information call on the John O'Keefe farm, 2 miles mg and in Topeka visiting rela ocal agent or write $4 stand of bees and in ten min north and mile east of Wheaton, Kansas, on Tuesday, October 6, utes looked like a warty summer R. M. Ritchey, Gen'l Agt, Leavenworth, Kans. tives. AKISP1E 1908, commencing at 10 o'clock 1 CHIP -LIST i Following is The Herald's Revised i Clubbing List of Newspapers and Peri- A odlcals for 1905-6.

The price opposite the publication is the price of both papers, combined. Now is the time to Gut Your TTMer Esaii i i We have completed arrangements whereby our subscribers may obtain any newspaper or periodical printed on earth, in any language, at from one 3 half to three fourths the regular sub- scription price. Here are a few sam- 6 pie price The Onaga Herald, Topeka Dally Capital 14 10 A Weekly Capital 1 25 i Leavenworth Daily Times 3 10 Weekly Times ....130 i Kansas City Dally Journal 4 10 A Weekly Journnl 1 20 Kansas City Dally Star Times. 5 45 i Weekly Star 1 25 i Daily Drovers Telegram 4 10 Semi-Weekly Drovers Telegram. 20 A New York Weekly Tribune 1 80 A Globe-Democrat, 1 SO 9 Topeka Mail and Breeze 1 55 A Weekly Inter-Ocean 1 40 i Prairie Farmer 1 SO Farmer Stockman 1 55 Kansas Farmer 1 55 4 i New York Tri-Weekly World 1 TO Chicago National Daily 1 55 The Cosmopolitan 1 65 The Poultry Gazette 130 9 Farm and Fireside 1 35 Harper's Monthly 3 T5 i Munsey's 1 95 a McClure's ISO McCall's Magazine (free pattern).

1 50 i We offer some splendid combinations A that wiU pay you to learn about. Ca.il A and let us tell you about them. i Now is the time to i i Secore Your a A33ress or Call upon The Onaga Herald. ijHiriEEiclssircia David Clark started to school 7ir.3UI CUsCprni FaCt, iO A tO mAkE yoU tHaS nOt iHaVcG aT LL thE KZSH PJ11SR tiCk eTJoojH tO pcRxst oF a deCnE oF teMpcR aNi a fcEEnneSi of cDgz whcH pOstrdY cAn noT fcE seCuReD aNy tiN, wAf cR-IKe, fkXiU LLaDe. TLE KttH mm 6aFeTy RaZoR OUlfT oF tRpE LvE PIAteD AcD hATiLe, IU 12 nCR-Ve2aN ihArP sTcEl ELaiZi.

a. m. sharp, the following de squash. His cries reached his father, who ran to his assistance, and failing to notice the barbed wire fence, ran into that, break Monday. scribed property: The threshers are now in this 52 head of cattle consisting of Parsons' System of Dental Offices.

milch cows, 14 two-year-old neighborhood. steers, 12 head of yearling steers, ing it down, cutting a handful of flesh from his anatomy, and ruining a $4 pair of pants. The old cow took advantage of the gap Mr, Baker helped Mr. Tidier head of yearling heifers and put up hay Monday. 03.50 3 calves.

Geo. Mack visited with James 7 head of horses consisting of and got into the corn field, and killed herself eating green corn. 1 team of black horses coming if f-fi 0 Offices opened on following days, EACH MONTH. Waiep, 4ta to 1611, isclnslTs Olsinri, 20a Id 24t5, iscms'je Westr.relai, 25a to 25a, isclssirs Wlsatoa, 27a to 28a, inclnstre Onaga, 29a to 22UncIssi72 Hearing the racket, the wife ran out, upset a four-gallon churn four years old and weighing about 1250 pounds each; 1 com- 1 Mil UK 0ToN FoR tHaVNc A gOoD sUpPLy oF eXTra BIAdEs ALwAys sToCk. 5 CtS.

pEr bUncH oF 5 ull of rich cream into a basket ms iour-vear oia gray mars weighing about 1200 pounds; 2 of chickens, drowning the whole flock. In her hurry she dropped itU tSi guAraNlEEd It two-year-old colts, one a bay and the other a sorrel with blaze face; $7 set of false teeth. The baby. Clark Sunday night. Ada Cornelius is working for Mrs.

Penick at Union Ridge. Mr. Clark bought sixteen two-year-old steers last Monday. A. J.

Cornelius helped R. J. Cornelius put up hay last week. John Shockey of near Wheaton was visiting relatives here Sunday. WdS, Clark sr.

shipped two loads of cattle to Kansas City last eft alone, crawled through the Have made a slight change Id dates so as to more conveniently re neb these points by rail. Note. In visiting each point I win be prepared to complete, while there, bay yearling colt, 1 yearling mule, and one coming three-year- spilled milk and into the parlor, ruining a bran new $20 carpet. MILLER Onaga, Ks. old bay horse weighing 1000 pounds.

During the excitement the oldest daughter ran away with the hir Free Lunch will be served at such work as Crown and Bridge work, also Plate work. Am especially prepared to do the most difficult pieces ol Crown and Bridge work, bnt will give all work intrusted to my care the mosi Careful attention. Eespectfully, H. W. Parsons.

ed man; the dog broke up eleven setting hens, and the calf got out noon. Terms of sale: 8 months time p. TkEEveS UvDeD PrMTng sWp AU S'T mCSt CF I Ms Yr Uc-lVdHS iL HE ETsS. and chewed the tails off four fine shirts. week.

-Elder Hammerly will preach will be given on sums over $10, purchaser giving approved bank-.