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GERVER
Ah Lon Olmstead came homo Wed
aesday ovoolng bo found some ono in
the act of breaking into bis bouBe
Lon trekked bim with bis rifle and if
he bad gotten close enough would have
fixed bim proper
Some wheat being Hated up on ac
count of high winds blowing it out
Vig Olmsteads are gotting pretty
well over tbo measles
We hope none of our young men will
follow tho example of ttfat Pennsylvania
youth who when in the act of bidding
bin Hweetheart farewell broke two of
ber ribs and also bis watch crystal Ho
certainly must have been descended
from tho bear instead of the monkey
Samuel Ellis has put screens on his
house this week preparing for the ad
vent of the little busy fly
Miss Etbef Lant finished her school
in the Nelson district Wednesday
Some of our people attended the ball
game McCook vs Marion at the latter
placu the 22nd
Joe Dodge of Marion was dootoring
mindmills at Austins lat week
That was a splendid rain Sunday
right close too two inohes nf water
Geire Sigwing visited at Iub brother
Wills Sunday
The lightning made things rather
iriht uround Lon Olmsteads during
the storm Sunday but didnt do any
dumajje only to put a few bells out of
coni minion
RED WILLOW
Prank Blake has a baby Shetland
pony ai Mrs Sawyers
Making garden and finishing putting
in corn are keeping all busy
The old settlers from here are in
evidence in different parts of the
country J F Blaok in Oklahoma
Ada Buck will marry in Denver June
1st and make Texas her home Mrs
Barrett is in Idaho and Mr and Mrs
xi rv Viara unva uuuui yi yanj u
California are the latest beard from
Grandma Clark mother of Mrs
Calvin spent the latter part of the week
at OwenH Longneckerd
The good people of Indianola won the
praise of the 100 delegates to the con
vention by their kindness and hospital
ity Christian unity is a real thing in
Indiantita
Cures Golds Prcvsnts Pneumonia
Sold only in
Moisture Troof
Packages
B
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DAWBURY
R E Pogue of Hertrand Neb was
in town a short time Monday
The French Drug Store at Herndon
Kansas wan burnt last Monday night
Roy Thomas was a Herndon visitor
between trains Tuesday
Byron Everist and Clarence Young
were Cedar Bluffs business visitors
last Wednesday
B B Duckworth and Merl Powell of
Indianola were visitors in town Satur
day
The railroad inspectors er i xzrxrA
ing the roads the ri of the
Mrs Jesse Ash ton ic report fir jlrj
on the sick list
The graduating class had the pic
tures taken Saturday There trsre
ten of them
Danbury will celebrate this year
This will be the first time in four or five
years There will be wrestling races
shows otc
C W Dow and family of Indianola
were over Friday night attending the
graduating exeroises
Born To Mr and Mra J E Noe
Thursday 20th 1909 a 10 pound baby
boy
Several from Indianola attended the
commencement exercises Friday night
We were visited by the best rain of
the season Sunday night There was
an inch and a quarter of rain fell This
will make a difference in the appearance
of Btnall grain
Alma Noe attended the commence
ment exercises at Beaver City Tuesday
night
Leonard Rogers has bad a tussle with
the measles but is getting along nicely
at this writing
O B Woods departed Saturday
night for Omaha Neb where be will
enter the hospital for treatment
Lester Lord and Omen Smiley were
Indianola pilgrims Saturday
The public schools closed Friday 21
The passenger trains going west
changed time Monday Instead of ar
riving here at 1245 it comes at 1115
Dave Boyer is preparing for his rural
route wbioh is to start June 1st
Mr and Mrs Shorey of Marion were
shopping in town Monday
Clarence and Claud Young visited
their sister Mrs Rea Oman over Sun
day
Lee Delong was a Marion visitor
Tuesday
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BSI
BARTLFY
Ur Campbell Lebanon nmdo a
business call in Ban ley last week
Several membera of the Christian
cburcb here attended tbo eighth Dis
trict Convention held at Indianola last
week which was one of the best con
ventions the church over held in the
district
Otto Webby and wife went to Prim
rose Nebraska Wednesday night to
visit Mrs Webbers brother who is
dangerously sick
As Dr Arbogast and wife were re
turning from Caiuuridu Sunday even
irg they were caught in the rain storm
led hid s piiilouB tits getting homo
a any times being in water which flood
ad the buggy bed and at times were not
certain of being in the road They are
the only persons who got more of the
rain than tbey wanttd
The expression of joy manifest on the
countenances of our citizen since the
fine rain about 3f inches of Sunday
evening is beyond discription Very
little damage was done by washing out
and covering up some of the listed corn
and washing the railroad grade Just east
of the depot so as to delay trains but
the good done by the rain many many
times over balanced tbo damage and we
are happy
Mr Easton father of Mrs J R Sipe
returned to Cold water Kansas latter
part of last week His wife will visit a
while longer before returning home
Leo Simpson Mr Babbitts genial
clerk bad bis fortune told one day last
week by a gypsy palmist and during his
excitement at tbe glowing fortune for
got to keep his best eye on some face
cream nearby After regaining bis
composure be missed a bottle of tbe
beautifier and at once hiked across the
street and found tbe cream concealed
under tbe gypsys apron which be soon
unceremoniously pesuessed
Joe Kelly of Cambridge visited here
last week with his sister Mrs Wm
Parish
Mrs Charlea Schaffer is a victim of
measles
J E Hatnorn A L Cockran and
S W Clark made a visit to McCook
Wednesday afternoon in the doctors
fine auto
The sale of the Barrows property this
week Tuesday was well attended and
property Bold well
Mrs Mose King went to Iowa Satur
day night to visit ber father who recent
ly received a serious injury
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t II i i Ml II V V
J B Hanning had vipirir
from tbe east
John Ritchie and wife wi -and
sister drove over to Mh
The many friends of Mr a
Sheets gathered at the M
Friday night and gave them
reception A nice program
ered refreshments served ai
of friendship a fine rooker w
tbem Visiting and ban
closed tbe program with tb
all that tbey might be proBi
happy in their new home
City
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GRANT
John H Weach and br ve
finished planting corn
A game of baseball was i Sunt
Sunday on tbe Grant diamond
A son was born to Mr1 a
Joshua Rowland lastweek
Fred Wesoh will put do w
well on his place the old on- having
caved in Charles Bisnett it- tunning
tbe place
John H Wesch captured serj ouog
coyotes last Thursday
Vaughn Benjamin left last Monday
on No 1 for Denver
We understand that the Hon V
Graves musician will have the follow
ing students for lessons on tbe violin
C E Phelps V Benjamin H H
Blunck J H Wesch and C A Wefcch
BOX ELDER
That was a flue rain we had List Sun
day night
Dorotha and Basil Doyle returned the
first of last week from their visit to
Robert Lanngton at Haigler
J A Modrell and family visited bis
sister Mrs Maxwell Wolfe Sunday
F G Lytle and son Darrel were
Maywood visitors latter part of last
week
Theres some complaint of tbe cut
worms taking the corn A number of
the farmers are now busy replanting
where the worms have taken their corn
Mrs F G Lytle is visiting ber sister
Mrs Austin Dixon at Alma
Hoarseness bronchitis and other
throat troubles are quickly cured by
Foleys Honey and Tar as it soothes and
heals the inflamed throat and bronchial
tubes and the most obstinate cough dis
appears Insist upon having the genu
ine Foleys Honey andTar
A McMillen Druggist
ilfe
INo woman
ever once bought
Uneeda Biscuit
and tken willingly
bouont anv otner
kind of soda crackers
No biscuit can be the
National Biscuit unless it is
U need a
scuit
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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FILIAL
An Exampl Prom the Chinas of a
Good ii It Boy
In China in- k of Filial Duty
hns been to Instruct the
young for the la i J100 years In it
are tweut IUi iauiples for good
boya Wlmi these examples are like
may be understood from the story of
Wu Meng example No 20 Wu Meug
It seems was very obedient to bis
parents One day at the uge of eight t
he noticed with pain that the mosqui
toes annoyed hl parents while they
were trying to sleep Presently he hit
upon a plan to rescue them
Says the author of this classic The
buzzing of the mosquitoes sounds like
ylug ylng und their united hum is -almost
equal to thunder His tired
parents are reclining on their bed
their countenances already sunk in i
slumber Legions of mosquitoes fierce
ly uttack them alternately retreating
and advancing Tbe insects disturb
the dreaming sleepers and with an
noyance they toss from side to side
Wu sees them sucking his parents
blood which causes bis heart to
grieve His flesh he thinks can be
easily pierced but that of his parents
Is hard to penetrate Lying on the
bed he threw off his clothes and soon
feeling the pain of their attacks he
cried I have no dread of you nor
have you any reason to fear me
Although I have a fan I will not
use It nor will I strike you with my
hand I will lie very quiet and let
you gorge to the full
Thus did the parents of Wu Meng
get a chance to sleep in peace
COLOMBIAN ETIQUETTE
Daily Handshaking and Greeting Con
sume a Lot of Time
It was the third or fourth day out
from Santa Marta Colombia and early
In the morning when one of the South
American passengers came on deck
Another South American arose from
his deck chair extended his hand and
as the men shook hands inquired after
the health of the newcomer his wife
and his children
As they had parted company only
about eight hours before in tbe smok
ing room -this seemed like unnecessary
courtesy The observer noticed that
this happened In the case of all the
Colombians on board so he asked one
man about It
It Is a custom of the country said
he On the occasion of meeting a per
son for the first time each day it Is
etiquette to shake bands and to make
inquiries about the health of the per
son so greeted and of his relatives It
would not be considered polite to do
otherwise
Continuing this man told of taking
a walk one day In Bogota with a
chant of the place They were bent
on business and were to cover a
tance that might be made rather easily
In ten minutes Because of the neces
sary stops to make the customary in
quiries and to shake hands with friends
of the merchant the trip took nearly
an hour New York Sun
The Drawback
Being eager to know how his off
spring Haymow junior was getting
along in the big metropolis Haymow
senior one day repaired thither from
his rural habitat and sought informa
tion of his brother long since estab
lished in the city
Waal said Haymow senior what
do you hear about Ebenezer
Oh I understand remarked the
young hopefuls uncle that he Is In
valuable In his new job
1 swan
Moreover I understand that the
boss simply eant do without him
How you talk
And Ebenezer 11 be a partner with
in a year or so according to what I
hear from the same source
Haymow senior stroked his beard
highly satisfied
By the way who told you all this
about Ebenezer he Inquired
Ebenezer
Obr New York Times
Mixed Ownership
A countryman having been sum
moned to appear before the magistrate
for not having a sign on his cart was
In due course brought before him
The magistrate asked him If he had
anything to say for himself and he
replied that he had a difficult question
to ask which he could not solve him
self
The question Is this he said The
wheels of the cart belonged to John
the miller and the body of the cart
belongs to the vicar and the bag of
old bones meaning tbe horse belongs
to me Now gentlemen if you can
tell me what name I can put on It
I will have It done immediately
He was let off London Answers
Credit
The suffragette raised her right
hand
Give woman the credit she de
serves she cried and where would
man be
If she got all the credit she wanted
hed be in the poorhouse sneered a
coarse peraon in the rear of the hall
Chicago News
Comparative
You think Jinks is a better conver
sationalist than Smith Why neither
one of tbem ever says anything sensi
ble
I know but It takes Smith longer to
Bay it Exchange
Then the Trouble Started
The Husband Well say what you
will my dear youll find worse men
thau me in the world The Wife Oh
Tom how can you be so bitter Lon
don Sketch
Want to be strong
Eat more Quaker Oats Eat it for
bfeakfast every day This advice at
coming from all sides as a result of re
cent experiments on foods to determine
which are the best for strength and en
durance It has been proved that eaten
of Quaker Oats and such cereals are far
superior In strength and endurance ta
those who rely upon the usual diet ol
heavy greasy foods
When all is said and done on the
cereal food question the fact remains
that for economy and for results in
health and strength Quaker Oats stands
first of all It is the most popular food
in the world among the foods sold in
packages
Put up in two sizes the regular pack
age and the large family size which is
more convenient for those whodo not
live in town
A Handy Receipt Book
Bound duplicate receipt books three
receipts to tbe page for sale at Thb
rRIBPNF
EAT THEM LIKE CANDY
No other Tomedy can be compared with
Rexall Orderlies for the easy pleasant and
successful treatment of constipation You
may have back the money you pay us for
them if they fail to satisfy you Eat them
like candy any time of day or night They
dont gripe or cause any annoyance what
ever Two sizes ioc and 25c
L W Ai U11 ell Tbe Kexall Store
NOTICE
No more hunting fishing picnicking
at riding on the old Loomis place
inies doing so will bo taken for trea
sons and treated as such This
you
S L WRAY
No
Question
as to the
Superiority
of
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Baking Powder
Received1 Highest Award
Worlds Pare Foed Ezpetitiea
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vVator Works Office in Postofilce building
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