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HE TOPEKA PLAINDEALER The Negro Must Not Lose Heart, But Continue to Buy Homes; Lynching to the Contrary Notwithstanding Durant Oklahoma's Terrible Crime! A Gang of Savage Brutes Kill an Unknown Negro in a Running Fight, Photograph Him and Finish the Job by Burning the Body! By Their Silence, They Condone This Most Inhuman and Brutal of all Murders. Negroes, Check This Matter up to President Taft! The late Senator John J. Ingalls once said: "The Bible and hymn book are all well enough; what the African race needs is another Toussiant L'Overture with the blood stained banner of revolution and the torch and sword." This state of affairs has become unbearable, and the black man must learn to give a white man's measure in everything. The law is blind in dealing with blacks, hence they must protect themselves. No Trouble to Identify Murderers The picture shows the brutes with their victim before his body was burned. They posed especially for this photograph and it is no trouble to identify any of them, yet officials in Oklahoma say they cannot find a single soul that was connected with the inhuman affair. What is the matter with Governor Cruse and the thousands of white hypocrites who masquerade as Christians? What is left for the blacks to do but FIGHT rather than be slaughtered like Dogs? PRESIDENT TAFT preaching "World's Peace" from the lecture platform with such disgraceful scenes in his very door-yard; it looks to our foreign brothers as though he ought to first secure peace at home. Since the state of Oklahoma will not act, it is the duty of the President and the national government to act, and the Negroes throughout the nation are watching their every move with deep interest. Something MUST be done! Will they act or continue to sit in silence? The late Senator John J. Ingalls race needs is another Toussiant L'Ove This state of affairs has become everything. The law is blind in dealing GEO. EYSELL DRUG CO.. Union Depot Drug store. Mail Orders Prompily Attended. THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK and hymn book are aained banner of revack man must learn they must protect th for home that evening after a wait for some weeks with her saint, Mrs. Isair. Rev D D Payne of Humbolt is in the city today on business. Mississippi Dora Warfield and Georgia Penny who spent their vacation in Missouri, have resumed their positions in the Douglas school. Book visiting his mother, and I Nealin. He delivered an eloquent morning Sunday evening at the Sec- ond Baptist church. The Paul Lawrence Dunbar Lyc- cum hold their meetings every Friday evening at the New Hope Baptist church. At Durant, Oklahoma, Oct. 13, '11, this poor, defenseless fellow was killed in a running battle, simply because a colored man had been accused of committing a crime. A stranger in a strange land, his supposed victim viewed the body and there was nothing left for her to do but claim the mob had the right man. Lashed to a board and photographed, they piled fagots around him and danced in drunken dismay around the burning body of their victim. Where are the white ministers and Christian workers who are bent on Christianizing the heathen Chinese? They are quiet as clams and by their silence condone the action of these semi-savages. We want every Negro paper in the land to run this cut that the world may see and know what semibarbarous America is doing! are all well enough; what the African revolution and the torch and sword." Turn to give a white man's measure in themselves. Flew with alcohol and light here. Magic Shampoo Drier $1.00. Magic Alcohol Teater $0.50. Liberal terms agents. Write for literature today. Magic Shampoo Drier Co. Minneapolis, Minnesota. CORNSTALK DISEASE. Look Out For Your Cattle If You Let I Don't Believe it But They Do Hyde Supply Co., East Atchison, Mo., Old 'phone 359 sells Dick & Bros., famous Quincy Beer for $2 per case. All popular brands of Wines and Whiskies. WRITE US FOR PRICE LIST Continental Creamery Company We manufacture the pure cream stored but not the market. No social function is a genuine attempt to cream. MANUFACTURED IN COLLEGE A. Phone, Home Maintenance Bell East 2671 Western Creamery Co., Wholesale Ice Cream Western Creamery Go. Wholesale Ice Cream 17.2 East 12th St Why Not Come to Muskow A NEW TOWN Oil and Why Not Come to the Best Place to Live? South Muskogee, Okla., A NEW TOWN IN THE HEART OF THE Oil and Gas Fields Just South of the Matchless Metropolitan City of Muskogee, the wonder city of the Southwest today. Glean cut Agents, we want to talk to you, write us today for particulars and we will show you through the fastest selling and best town proposition for white and colored people there is now on the market. All you who are thinking of changing your residence, write us today. South Muskok Room 402-3 Esles Bl'dg. At Your Takho Sunshine Bread Biscuits The Loose - W White Se Muskogee Town Co. es Bl'dg. MUSKOGLE. our Grocers Takhoma Biscuit MOK, FROM AN INDIVIDUAL BISCUIT IN MINES, CREEKS, EASILY IMPROVED IN THE HAND MORE FOR ANY MEAL IMPROVED IN THE HAND LOOSE-WILES Biscuit se - Wiles Biscuit e Seal Ice Cr South Muskogee Town Company, Room 402-3 Esles Bldg. MUSKOGLE, GKLAHOMA At Your Grocers Takhoma Biscuit Sunskin Biscuit Takhoma Biscuit. MIX FROM ALL OF THE INGREDIENTS IN THE GRAIN. MIX WITH CASEL CARAMEL. MIX WITH ANY DIGESTIVE INGREDIENTS. LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO. White Seal Ice Cream Holdenville Bott HILLIS & SON, e Bottling & Manufact & SON,Props., Holdenvi Jersey Cream Gay Ola Dr. Pepper Pepsin Punch Iron Brew Peach Mellow Orange Ale Strawberry Vanilla Lemon Cream Soda Strawberry 11 East 2671 Farm and Garden WASTE IN APPLE POMACE. Hand Presses In Ordinary Use Don't Get Out Half the Sugar. "Johnny, come along. You've been so bad I'm going to lo k you up in the cellar" "Why, my, you wouldn't have any bad apples down cellar, would you?" "Certainly not." "Only good apples in down cellar, don't they?" "Of course." "Is it the good apples or the good cellar that makes the life good?" Here I write: husted and husted down something th. there to n. All of white that an up! filled and so the house Nothing else should be stored in it. Its walls should at least be twenty inches thick, and it should have abundant windows to be kept open all summer to draft of air and kept on their free of any dry. There should be no mould boards or any small of mould; in other words the air should be it to breathe. When the apples are stored the draft should be stopped, and when stocks old sets in you should shut the door for shut, and let it stay closed until May. You can place such a unit as this conveniently under part of your latrine, porch, or detached your house on there should be set the adjacent. The floor overhead should be covered with interlocks, so neatly. he thinnest meter all weather should identify about just as frozing as some about in shadow bins, ce ```markdown ``` ment to the door to keep out rats, and if barrels are used set them up some what from the floor. Of course every apple grown on the farm will be worth putting down cellar, but the lower qualities are worth going into older if they could be so the usually pressed as to extract all the sugar instead of leaving a big proportion of it in the potence. "Three pounds of sugar to a bushel of apples is a high result with the or diary hand mills. But with an eighty ten hydraulic press I have been able to recover four gallons of juice from fifty pounds of fruit, double the quantity I could recover with the hand mills, and yet I left in the pulp at about 12 per cent of the juice," says Professor W. B. Alwood of the United States department of agriculture. "Practically 25 per cent of the total weight of apples went out in pomace, or from 1 to 5 per cent of the sugar. With the best power mills under a most efficient working system it is certain that practically 5 per cent of sugar is grown out in the pomace. "There are something like Sinnott's instillations of apples worked up every crop year in New York state one for 15 products. If we assume that 25 per cent of this fruit will be left in the pomees we will have about 60 per cent of pomees, which will contain about 500 pounds of sugar, or less than 1000 total pounds for the pomees. In order to produce 1000 pomees is produced and that 5 per cent of this pomees I will tell you how much I wheels or partially took to press the sugar in the jar it contains, as it has just been begun but I want to emphasize this idea that I have two tons of sugar, if recovered would in the "unused gallons" of wine which would go along way toward paying the expense of managing the orchard. One of the largest manufacture turms of vinegar in the state told me recently that he expected pure older vinegar to go to 60 cents wholesale in the next two years. *In regard to the large amount of sugar that good out in the pomeace as made, I have never yet been a manufacturer or a farmer who handled the pomeace so as to recover nearly all the sugar left in it. Thousands of tons of pomeace are thrown out without the highest attempt being made to recover the sugar. Some people put it back on the soil, but it ought not to be put on the soil at all until well roiled. *It has been well established that it can be successfully used for cattle food in France and England it is fed very successfully Vermont and Massachusetts experiment stations have also experimented with it and for several years have been feeding it successfully to milk cows.* SPLENDID MILK COOLER. Only Homemade Construction Needed. Pays, Earn Self, In a Season. Here is shown a milk cooler that is very easily constructed by any one and will repay its cost many times over in a season's use. A box form is constructed of the size you wish the outside of the cooler to be. The inside is made in the same manner only about eight inches smaller so as to allow for a four inch wall to the tank or cooler on all sides. The concrete is mixed, one part portland cement to five parts of sand and gravel, and the bottom of cooler hold in this may be three and one half to four in his thick, as you A COOLER FOR EVERY PADRIN desire. The box for the inside is then set up at this point bottom at an equal distance from the outside form on all four sides and the cone for the walls placed and tamped down. At one end the wall is slightly lower in content to provide for an over flow, as shown. The tank should be high enough so that when filled with water it will be within two or three inches of the top of milk can, and, as the water is constantly changing, the milk can be cooled very rapidly. The cooler moves the milk slightly larger to allow it to be poured around the car when it is desired to hasten the cooling process. SILOS ENLARGE FARM. On no of corn stored in a site is the provident of several acres of pasture. It never dies up and is always reed to feed. More silos and smaller ones, allowing a port to stand until summer will be the future policy of men who want to entitle their farms without adding to their storage. The silo will help to make more big little farms. It is a part of the policy of putting one farm on top of another that is usually called advanced farming or intensive agriculture—National Stockman and Farmer. Paul of Sand Good Friend: Always keep hands a painful of clean sand. Nothing is more useful about the house. It cleans rust; just plunge a rusty knife or tool into the sand several times and see for your self. Then, if a pin of steel on the stove starts to blaze, don't douse the stove with water and run out of the kitchen a terming for lien, or Joe, or乳k. Use sand. It smothers the blaze quickly, dissipates the smoke, and instead of missing up the stove, as would water, it really cleans it. Don't throw away a punctured water jug as being useless. Try filling it with sand heated in a pie plate or shallow pan. The sand will retain heat a long time, and for every practical purpose will be found as good as hot water. EVERY ONE TO HIS LIKING. A farmer and a town man exchanged places for a week. "It was terrible," said the farmer afterward. "I couldn't sleep a wink on account of the street cars, motorcycles and automobiles." "I'll never try that again," said the town man. "The roosters and the cows and the squealing pigs kept me awake every night." ```markdown ``` Poultry Pickings. A bent wilde beak, with the end fastened into an old brown handle, is a handsy and beastly in a fowl running at large. With a little paw the one can easily sit in fowl with this hook. Bracket up the breeding paws, if you have not already done so to moving the male birds from the rook until after molting person. At this period of the year the stock will do better unmatched. Stronger chicks can be grown by starting with commercial chick food placed before them so they can help themselves at will. This food is composed of a variety of grains and seeds, principally bulldogs wheat and corn cracked pine, Kallir corn, millet, etc. The chicks should be allowed a good sized run and must be always supplied with green food, charcoal, grit and oyster shell. The demand for dressed fowls is rapidly increasing, and poultry raisers are finding it profitable to prepare their fowls for the market. Help in the home has become quite a problem during recent years, and most city people prefer buying fowls already dressed. It is to the interest of the farmer to get the best prices for his fowls, and if the trade is willing to pay for it he is willing to deliver his birds dressed. All Kinds of Fancy Groceries All On Hand Meat Market in Connection With the Store. Give us a Trial Free Delivery to all Purses of the city. IND Phone 276 ELL 4058 Walter L. Payne Special Assistant Treasurer Republican Candidate for State Treasurer. TOPEKA. KANSAS New Hours: 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. DR. THADDEUS P. MARTIN, 173 Crescent and Nurgeon 83. Nail as Ave Henderson 119 West 10th St BELCH, PHONE 9012 IND. CALIF. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SALA ACADEMIC DAY AND NIGHT 31 MARCH STREET LOUISVILLE, KANSAS DR. J. M. JAMISON. Physician and Surgeon Examined and Physician of the Rights of the People of Louisiana of women and private persons Fire and Houses 422 STREET NW 114 LIPPHA K DR. W. E. JACKSON. Physician & Surgeon 400 Kansas Ave. and. Phone 018 TOPEKA Dr. W. Roger Russell, DENTIST All Work Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction MISSOURI PACIFIC IRON MOUNTAIN Through Train Service Between Topeka and Fort Scott, Pittsburg, Carthage, WebbCity and Joplin. Leave Topkea at 9 a. m F. E. NIPPS, TicketAgenda TELEPHONE 31 R. S. Smith R. L. Smith Smith & Smith Dealers in Hardware, Implements, Vehicles, Pumps, Sporting goods and Cutlery. American Fence. Paints and Oils. CRESCENT, - OKLAHOMA Human Hair Goods Switchee and Pomps . . . . 50 Transformation. . . . 1.50 Wige from.....2.50 to 5.00 MRS. M. L. FIELD. Kallithrix Parlor 933 Kansas Ave. Portland Farm and Garden IMPROVE THE STATE FAIR. Scope Can Be Enlarged and Great Influences Increased. State for outlines the wide open doors of spacious oppiunity. Beyond the immense thresholds under roof it is assumed a few welldining rooms most than grown and furnished by the comparing habit of it. And the vastness of importance follows under the display of the works and treasures of everyday life at home, says the reader to write. With a well good care to the mood of all things good to the ancient I serve to be a man and joy, an active one, all the renews, the feast, the widow and tarry, and the work of execu- tive rest, new work, moments the birth, is of though. Machiavelli is apt and con- dition of the world with a de- dicated hope to the broad mind. Mustia fica, ill, ill, ill, ill for sorrow, to the health and well- come of birth, to the soul. Water in the only slave, a child, which is a hand power into the mind of the account. A thousand lovers are now ereal upon our land in real land not stuudded with it, I house all sp on. Some enter with all people go out from a far to eat but land with the gift of the sea, so he returns without it, and it imparts to him. Such an fortune restful one, the dusty old person whose dept of prostitution and of the old his students and of the old mother and the old his good down of her into the world is by her hand he the old interior of the old come upon them I have ever known it is a every man in the world is a fresh well of opportunity for small person a merge with a ther- ous man. We are expected to deal with this as we find them but we have no right to have them unprovoked. Our good old father has suffered to us and is insulted and unfulfilled when Man are awake and not strong, either the young, well and Pamela weak, depending on us for their development into a larger and nobler stature. Among our prized inheritances are state fairs. Of these some are well advanced toward a maturity that records with the spirit and temper of these wondrous times; others have been underfed, until they are dwarfed in parts and overgrown in others. Criticism is of value even when it amounts to monotonous flow picking, but it is far more acceptable when accompanied by a constructive program containing practical ideas and workable suggestions. All man made institutions are more or less imperfect. Granted that our state fairs are not what thoughtful men would have them to be, what are their proposals for improvement? How may their sope be enlarged and their influence vitalized? What is the most important business of a state fair? What is or should be the demand of the farmer upon it? Are not many of the recent economic developments in agriculture ignored or at the best only marginally recognized by the fair? Are there not many patent titles for distinctive educational services to which little or no attention is given? Is it not time to brush away the trash and chaff which weaken or cover up the useful, nutritious grain that lies in the primary object of a state fair and to concentrate its energies in a steady, persistent effort to make it irresistibly and comprehensively instructive to farmers and traders? Henceforth why should not an agricultural state fair be strictly agricultural, true to name and technical object, dignified in its conduct, devoid of spectacular honeycombs and the rubbish of contaminating cosmeticaires, standing solidly upon the rush of our land industry, its hammer striking the one red hot iron of educational purpose? Keep gutted plants well watered. Many persons will pour a little water on a plant, enough to soak an inch or two, and wonder that the plants do not grow. The trouble is that the growing part of the plant receives no nourishment. Plants should be watered every day, and in such a way that the roots get plenty of moisture. The soil should be rich. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - June, 1911. With the beer season just opening comes the sensational news that Schiller Bros., the healthy whiskey wholesalers of this city, have secured control of the brewery output and are cutting prices in order 12 Pints of B 24 Trade Pints 36 " " " " 60 " " " " 120 " " " " 12 " Quarts " 72 " " " " We ship trade pints opposite, and 120 for Sunny 4 Full Q 8 Full Q 12 Full Q 21 Full 1 43 Full % SCHLEND A CASE OF SATISFACTION Baugman Bro ICE CREAM WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Lurgest Manufacturer Give them a trial order, bra Seven North 7thistreet, K FACTORY 23rd AND LINCOLNST Guaranteed Pints of Beer S Trade Pints Beer Quarts We ship quantitio trade pints in cases b opposite. We ship 60 fu and 120 full pints in cas for empties. Sunny Times 4 Full Quarts, Express 8 Full Quarts, Express 12 Full Quarts, Express 21 Full Pints, Express 43 Full ½ Pints, Express SCHILLER KANSAS C BE OF ACTION gman Bros., ICE CREAM WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS best Manufacturers in the Give them a trial order, branch factory Seven North 7thistreet, Kansas City, K 23rd AND LINCOLN ST - 10PEK Baugman Bros., Lurgest Manufacturers in the West Give them a trial order, branch factory at Seven North 7thistreet, Kansas City, Kas TRADE MARK brewed. Its chocolates are guaranteed, tary brewery, where every modern store. Its flavor is guaranteed, too. All but do you know of any brewer who "Goetz Pale Lager," 3 Bottles you live, order to we want to your home you don't like it better than any other be the case back and your money will be no charge for the three bottles you tried, generous offer, for we know the delicato Lager will delight you. Order from This Ad. Direct. One who sees this announcement, no tax direct from this ad and have a case ship Its cleanliness is guaranteed. It is brewed every where every modern sterilizing process flavor is guaranteed, too. All brewers can give you a gift of any brewer who guarantees the Pale Lager," 3 Bottles Free. No order to be sent to your home. Try three like it better than any other bottled beer, a quick and your money will be refunded. Try the three bottles you tried. We can offer, for we know the delicious, mellow, and delight you. From This Ad. Direct. This offer is seen this announcement, no matter where you from this ad and have a case shipped to you. brewed. Its cleanliness is guaranteed. It is brewed in clean, sanitary brewery, where every modern sterilizing process is used. Its flavor is guaranteed, too. All brewers can guarantee purity ...but do you know a of any brewer who guaranteed flavor? "Goetz Pale Lager," 3 Bottles Free. No matter where you live, order a we sent to your home. Try three bottles, and if you don't like it better than any other bottled beer, send balance of the case back and your money will be refunded. There will be no charge for the three bottles you tried. We can afford to make this generous offer, for we know the delicious, mellow, flavor of "Pale Lager will delight you. Order from This Ad. Direct. This offer is open to every one who sees this announcement, no matter where you live. Order direct from this ad and have a case shipped to you. Write to nearest office ORDER BLANB. Hart T. Blair Wing, Co., Dartmouth, Mass., Dept. 22, Mt. Joseph, Md. Please letter to me on occasion of your visit to our store so that I may return to you if refunded and the three bottles will cost the same. If I permit you will refund the $2.00. differ to the manner of your letter. I desire to satisfy you to return the notice of the above the three books will cost you not more. I assume you will refund the $200. I inform you. Please direct to me on your behalf if you have any further questions I will try to repeat the instructions and if I cannot respond to your request I will be refunded and the three bottles will not be returned. If we promise you will refund the $200.00 in installments and bonuses. WILL H WITTIG, President and Manager GEO. EYSELL D Union Depot Dru LEO. EYSELL DRUG CO Union Depot Drug store Mail Orders Prompily Attended. to boom business and fight the beer trust. Schiller] Bros. do a mail order whiskey business and are therefore well equipped to handle mail orders for beer. They should get most of this business as it is believed their prices cannot be met by the trust. It is alleged that members of the trust are in an ironclad agreement to maintain present high prices. Schiller Bros. promise on the other hand to keep their cut prices in force all summer. Schiller Bros. give haudsome and valuable premiums to customers free of all charge. These premiums range from small articles like a fishing reel, to large ones like a piano. A catalog describing and illustrating over a thousand of these premiums will be sent free on request. Such low prices as 12 pints for $1.00; 21 pints for $1.90; 36 pints for $2.70; 60 pints for $1.25 and 120 pints for $7.90 are announced by Schiller Brothers. Beer $1.00 Pints Beer $1.90 2.70 4.25 7.90 1.75 7.90 We ship quantities of 12, 21 and 30 pints in cases like that shown site. We ship 60 full pints in drums 120 full pints in casks. No charges for empties. Sunny Times Whiskey Full Quarts, Express Prepaid, $2.95 Full Quarts, Express Prepaid, 5.50 Full Quarts, Express Prepaid, 8.25 Full Pints, Express Prepaid, 9.50 Full ½ Pints, Express Prepaid, 9.75 CHILLER BROS., KANSAS CITY, MO. Be Sure To Address Dept. 33 ROS., REAM DEALERS IN urers in the West branch factory at Kansas City, Kas LOPEKA, KANSAS. BEER for Out-of-Town Trade. BEER for Out-of-Town Trade. GOKIZ "Pie Lager" is guar anted in every reist of the word It is guaranteed to contain nothing but what exists in the puten storable from which it is It is brewed in clean, and stirring process used. All brewers can guarantee purity who guarantee flavor? Titles Free. No matter where home. Try three bottles, and if either bottled beer, send balance of be refilled. There will be no need. We can afford to make this delicious, mellow, flavor of "Pale et. This offer is open to every matter where you live. Orde shipped to you Lager floor 1234567890 I will try to find a place where I will be sure. Drummond care and bottles. DRUG CO., Drug store. ```markdown ``` SPRINGIELD, MO. Mrs Dr Soales had anticipated a delightful visit, in company with others, to Denver, but owing to the illness of her little daughter she was disappointed. Instead, several weeks were delightfully spent, visiting in Iowa and Omaha. Mrs Ora N Ford will leave soon on her touring tour for the G U O O, making Macon, New Madrid and other points. Mrs Anna Stevens, 227 Boulevard street delightfully entertained the W M and L club September 13 The attire time was unusually large and the afternoon was spent in the Mr. Dudley, Mr. received questions answered, Mr. McAdon, who told the latter will draw in her favor. Amy petrength was served. Visitors were Mordames Muanta Porte of Seattle Anna R Williams of St Louis, Bassett of It Scott, Harrison Thomas Mac Duffy and Lizzie Mursey of Colorado. Mrs. Marie Dow departed for her accord term at Solvay college, and Mrs. Adole Coker will enter upon her trust. Quite a large delegation test for Kansas City Sunday and Monday to see the Priests of Pallas parish. Misses Mara W and Lily Andrews returned Sunday morning from Sedalia, where they had a delightful visit during the fair. Mrs. Delta A Smith lost a very expensive pair of eyeglasses. The hunter or possessor will please return the same to the owner, 1007 Sherman street, and receive a good reward. Mrs Leadora Burns although living at her own lovely home located on Weaver, is anxious to reside in the rural districts. The M and L club enjoyed a fine outing at the rural home of Mrs S Chamberlain on Springfield avenue. As their hostess is a natural art designer the apartments, and the veranda where the club met, were artistically arranged with crieping vines, hanging baskets, blooming plants, conches and easy chairs. Prizes for the best quotations were awarded Mordance Matte Young, Mary Foster, Hla McAdams, Nancy Layton and Delia Smith, the prizes being beautiful hand painted pieces of china. The Smithsonian division carried off the banner for the best program, consisting of vocal colors and dulce, readings and recitations. For closest guest on jar of beans Mrs Q Haywood received a basket of tomatoes and Mrs W'ham a large quail, raised by the hostess. For answering most questions on a copper penny, Mordance Smith received a cup and saucer, Johnson and Cooper a plate and a cup and saucer. A 2 course menu was served, and punch was served throughout the afternoon. Two weeks hence the club meets with Mrs Henry Siemmons, Sherman St WICHITA, KANS Mrs Ida B Frazer left Monday to attend the Baptist State Association, then held this week at Topeka. Miss Irma Clark who has been all for some time, is improving. Charles Price left Wednesday for Mehara college, where he is taking a course in dentistry. The members of the Y L. A club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs J L. Harper. Mrs J W Bennett entertained on Thursday of last week with an elegant breakfast for Rev J E Edwards and family, who have since left for Columbia, Mo, where the Rev has received the appointment to pastor of the A M E church Rev. M. S. Jones, of Colorado Springs was in the city during the week writing his mother, Mrs P. Newlin. He delivered an eloquent sermon Sunday evening at the Second Baptist church. The Paul Lawrence Dunbar Lyceum hold their meetings every Friday evening at the New Hope Baptist church. ance, and a splendid program was rendered. THE BEST FLOUR ON EARTH MADE IN OKLAHOMA Acme FLOUR GUARANTEED TO MAKE THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF FULL SIZED FLAKEY LOAYES OF UNEXCEILLED FLAVOR FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS A number from here took in the Hutchinson fair last week. On Tuesday evening of last week Rev J E Edwards preached his farewell sermon at the A M church, where he has been pastor in charge for the past year. At the close of the service a handsome one, piece suit was presented to Mrs Edwards by the ladies and members of the church. A reception then followed and dainty refreshments were served. Rev Edwards and family departed for their new home with the esteemed desire of a house or then future en途. A beautiful porch we live home of William Coler at 20 East Eleventh, on the night of the 22th, was very attractive, when their daughter Battie was married in marriage to Roy Gurrell of Newton. The bride was attired in white silk while the groom wore the conventional black. Miss Lath- lan Johnson of Hutchinson and Orlando Coloman, brother of the bride, were the attendants. Pays the highest market price for Railroad lines delivered on the right of way of the Fort Smith and Western Railroad between Prague and Daxston, Oklahoma. Both bride and groom were tour ed in Newton and the bride was educated in the Newton schools. The out of town guests were, Merrie Hockett and Bell Wellington, and wives, Mrs Nelly Luy and Arthur Neely of Wichita, Allegra and Bessie Harrison, Lillie, Ince and Estella Johnson of Hutchinson. The City Meat Market and Grocery W. R. PINCHAM. Manager Welektka, Oklahoma Meadow Gold Butter is an every day delicacy that all can afford. A few cents a month covers the difference between ordinary butter and "Meadow Gold." Butter is one of those "big little things"—a poor quality can leave a feeling of dissatisfaction with an entire meal, while good butter lends an additional charm. The delicious flavor of "Meadow Gold" Butter is particularly enticing. Its rare richness appeals to the most fastidious palate. Sold by all dealers who are butter particular. Its Flavor Wins Favor We wish them a long and happy married life. They will be at home to their friends at 510 West Sixth street after Sept. 30. A pretty reception was tended by Lloyd Rickman and his bride, late Miss Harel Allen of Topeka, at the home of the groom's parents, 202 W. Teph street, on the evening of September 25th. At eight o'clock the happy crowd began to gather, though some were delayed to a later hour on account of a light shower. The guests were recorted to the lawn, where they enjoyed the delightful music furnished by the band of which Lloyd Rickman is leader. Ice cold punch was served by the Mirren Caroline Mayfield and Fthel Anderson, who presided at the bowl. The evening was spent in conversation, must and viewing the many beautiful and exquisite presents, which were arranged on a large table in the dining room. Mr. Buckman and we were married in Topkapi by Rev. Hamlet, the pastor of C.M.E church of that city and will make their home for the time in Newton. The Continental Creamery Company, Topeka, U. S. A. TAFT OKLAHOMA TAFT OKLAHOMA MAPLE HILL, KAN. Mircea Geneva and Ninny Martin make a business trip to Pay so on Monday. Fastest growing colored town in the South. Exceptional educational facilities. Centre of colored education in state of Oklahoma. M Wallace and wife went to Tupke on Wednesday to see Falt. Mrs Belle Welsh visited Mrs H. Johnson last Saturday. Site of new Manual Sraining School for colored race, established by the state of Oklahoma. Miss Amanda Oliver and Ann Miller were visitors here Sunday Grow up in a growing town. Invest your money there today. Beautiful and desirably located lots from, $25 up each. Terms $5 cash, small monthly payments. Write for map and booklets. churcy Gardenhire of Alma play football here Saturday with Alma. He is a star player and kept Alma from going down in defeat The people of this community should work in harmony since in union there is strength. Just as long as there is ill feeling among you it is impossible to succeed in any undertaking. Learn to love thy neighbor is thyself and you will get along much better. THE MAGIC SHAMPOO DRIER AND HAIR-STRAIGHTENER MAILED ANYWHERE IN U.S. POSTAGE PAID SEND MONEY BY POST OFFICE MONEY ORDER. LADIES LOOK! For lady you can have a beautiful and luxurious head of hair if she uses a MAGIC. After a shampoo or bath the Magic free the hair, removing the dandruff and it will straighten the earliest head of hair. The Magic will not burn or injure the hair, lice and the comb is never heated. The steel bearing hair which brings the hair is alone put into the frame of the alcohol or gas heater. The Aluminum Company easily distends from the heating bar that after the bar is heated the room guest is kept and is held by a turn of the hand. The Magic Heater is a 90 watt, safe for curling irons, has a core and can be carried in handbag. Magic Shampoo Drier $10. Magic Alcohol Theater $50. Liberal terms to agents. Write or literature today. Magic Shampoo Drier Co. Minneapolis, Minnesota PARSONS ITEMS Socialism has been exceptionally quiet this week, therefore please excuse inactivity. Mrs C McKinnny of N.Y., our left for home last evening after a visit for some weeks with her son, Mrs Blair. Rev D D. Payne of Humbolt is in the city today on burials. Misses Dora Warfield and Georgia Penny who spent their vacation in Missouri, have resumed their posi- Editorial Observation. When one colored man gets a small place of representation the powers that be think that should soothe the woes of all the ree it used to be all right, but it doesn't go any more. There is not a colored man in the departmental service here under A W Smith, pension agent at the point. The canes for a regro to get a clerkship in that office would be in every one in that department. In any one in that department for the place like when it map has lit it on me of of this state. He had to job, and it least to say itself was in a position on the mid- to get legal with Gov. Smith had to be "taker" of and at Hutchison Walters Howl could watch the P.O. of D.C. so he became a Proctor clock in a clothing store was organized the same, Moe- cy, to come deputy warden of Federal in Georgia, and not in colored man has anything new --- We have no colored messenger from this state, to more janitors at Washington from Kansas. Fred W. Hedge is out of the game, so is Albert Barton. He went from here some years ago. Barton to longer comes here to vote. He is not a Kansas man. We don't know the circumstances why Hedge lost his place as he is now here, sick from New York. Now it is not fair that these vacancies should be filled, and it is not fair for Mr. to see that at least two districts of the colonies "cursed me" work at the would give the First district or ordered an admitting that hein tate his former name. Anthony vulture in not more which we don't think to his mind yet since he has been in the --- FROM THE TWENTY-THIRD PSALM 1 My wife is boss I so love deng. 2 She makeh me to be a lady I find the bed when swell cot comes, and she leadeth me in her up Main street. 3 She stochth my pockethorn, after she has spent all of its content for lobble skirts and theater tickets and she bodeth up the main al nt church for her new hat's sake 4. You though I walk more half the night through dark rooms with a crying baby. I will get no rest for she is behind me let bloomstick and her loot pin they do anything but comfort me. 5. She prepareth a cold snack for me, then makeeth a bee line for an Aid Society support. She anometh my head with the rolling pin occasionally. My arms runneth over with bundles before she is half done with her shopping. G. Surely her dressmaker and nail Hinery bills shall follow me all 7 days of my life and I will dwell in the house of my wife for (100 Urich Herald. MOB LYNCHED A WHITE MAN. Charles Malpass of Dumas, Kansas, White Wife is Black, killed Two Officers. Dumas, Ark., Sept. 27. Breaking into the county jail here today and overpowering officers in charge a mot of 100 men took Charles Malpass a white man, to a water tank and there lynched him. The lynching followed a night late yesterday at the home of Malpass, in which Sheriff W. D. Preston, Deputy Sheriff Barney Stilc and two mulatto sons of Malpass were killed and Malpass wounded. The officers had gone to the Mal- Reuter's Shoe Rcpairing Factory 910 Kansas Ave. The Oldest, Largest and Best Arranged Shoe Repair Concern in The West JOB WORK. pass home to arrest the two sons Malpass's injuries were at first believed to be fatal but when he was brought here and placed in jail his wounds were found to be not dangerous. The wif of Charles Malpass, a negro woman, and Malpass's younger son, a young mulatto, escaped from the house. The authorities say they do not think the negro and the boy engaged in the fight yesterday and for this reason the two will not be sought. The authorities say there was intense feeling against the Malpass family because Malpass had married a negro. some day, some place, some one may make as good flour as "H. H." (Hackney's High-tech) hard wheat flour, but we doubt it will stand in a class by itself and endorsed by cooks bakers, and housewives all throughout the West. It is wholesome. I take pleasure in him. He has the same color I citing for a colored matter for a white and measures it in normal world time chart and be he white, if he is a gentleman. No they will treat him fairly. OF THE CALL OF THE WESTERN MIGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION Muskogee, Oklahoma Members of the Association Who are following it from the Executive Board on Negro Press Association In a secret session and Thursday, November 10th Here a first 10th for fifth annual convention Western Press Association in Oklahoma, Kansas Love of white matter, and of the world, will the future of the world in session at the convention. W. C. is an associate of the association to be in its press dial invitation to be all alike in its respect and objection of new press and but to others Colored in wisp of ink, be very important to us, and industrial control of and well life of America and it will well fit all news reporters who meet at this convention to discuss the best means of employing great power for the benefit of the and the country at large. There is no greater response than that which rests upon the docs of newspapers, because are the moulders of public opinion. We propose to learn at this convention how best to manage it, on the good of the people. A very small and very small Reute Shoe Rcpairing 910 Kansas The Oldest, Largest and Best Arrang The West Witness my hand and seal this 2nd day of October, 1911. A. J. SMITHERMAN, Pres. W. N. P. A. I. D. COOK, Secretary, Milwaukee, Wis. HORION, KAN. Mrs. W. M. Gandy is on the sick list. Mr. Lake Clay entertained Mr. John Ewing Mr. Ernest Brown and Mr. Henry Poker at whilst Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith. A three course lunch was served by Master Oliver Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pugget have improved their home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson at Hod Kansas City, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith gave a dinner for their new poster Sunday. Those present we Good Laundry skill of their workers money can secure they are not only been due to live the obliteration of high cloak work but have made a lasting reputation of such They remove the door from the room in a skillful manner and do not tear them now shut they replace buttons in the edges of collars cuffs etc always in one thus the day the come launched the ston The Mutual Lon city is growing only in popular tax and the best proof of the excellence of that work is a trial. Once a patient is wise one. ABILENE, KANS Mr George Mormon from Chantre His fullum of Nicodemus of at Mr Zion Baptist on Sunday. Mrs M. Gilbert and Mrs. Winter attends the convention at Hopka Mrs Ida Frize and shell were of the Ward Mr Saunders was the Miss Frid. Simon on Sunday Mr S. Lockhair's Good Home Cheap I have no sense of the best land to show it to me, which will be used in land and farm tracks. It is to mine and quarter from Oak side and we will work from the tree and 3 miles from the city of Hopka. The land is especially adapted to our farming on top and other small fruits, and a good place to raise hogs and chickens. It is one one of the best communities on earth with good schools and churches, thus in king it an ideal place in which to live and rear a family. Price. $125 per acre cash or will make terms to suit purchaser. Call or write OAKLAND, KANSAS Bell Plore 3751 Hs ter's ing Factory as Ave. arranged Shoe Repair Concern in West VALUE OF SYSTEM. Whether In Working or Thinking It Helps on to Success. Working or thinking without system enfeebles the mind and leaves the mental faculties in a clogged condition, so that they do not work sharply. The mind must be kept clear and clean for the present problem, so that it may size and grasp with all its might the thing it is attempting to accomplish. There is only one best way to learn how to act. That way is the way of system. Systemize your thoughts, your exercises your abilities. Learn early in life to do this, and it will prove the master had it that was success. Systems men are always surprised that the books of great enterprises can find so much time for so little life for laborers, for travel. They cannot understand it at all. They do not realize that a mult of great organizations, with a splendid system, can do more executive business in a single hour at his office than a system that can accomplish in two. It is the job of men, but the of He will keep for a year within teeth and when one his teeth are on the bone nothing but the will will not quish it, and it always that This going did come in the nature of a sudden attack or it may develop slowly and be counteracted if it in time. An old trainer can usually detect the symptoms of this current ailment. It seems to be in the nature of a disenchantment and other minds recognize it and shun the affected one. When its purpose is apparent the danger is not great. All that is required then is a level head and the wisdom to return from further intercourse with it. Sometimes it is temper will in a short time to calm it will come the period condition of the moment. In that he is sent to the lonely age the rest of his life in comfort obscurity. all turbed meows the passing crowd and his death Leison's Week Practical "My good woman, said the social reformer your children seem to be rightly observe is. Have you any clearly defined theories about being up your little ones by scientific methods?" "No, I haven't, modem," answered the much tried mother as she firmly grasped a squirling child in one hand and her slipper in the other. "I'm bringing them up by hand" - Build more America. A Tearable Storm The most violent storm that ever graved England occurred Nov 26 and 27, 1703. The loss in London alone was $100,000. Eight thousand and people were drawn in the floods. Twelve survivors with more than 1,000 men on board were lost. Press were up rooted 1700 of them in Kent. Eddy State lighthouse was destroyed, and Winstanley its contriver was killed with several others. Information. Johnny - The right way to spell high? High, but it? Auntie—Yes, dear Why do you wish to know? Johnny - Cause I'm writing in English composition about the lyrics. One Exception. Wildman Senior (to run home from college) - Well, Richard. how have things been going with you this term? Wildman Junior - Pretty slow, dad-except the cash-Exchange. ORIGIN OF "MARK TWAIN." Samuel L. Clemens Quoted as Saying He Inherited the Name. The familiar story of the origin of Samuel L. Clemens' use of the name Mark Twain is now declared to be incorrect. It pictures Clemens, Mississippi river pilot, listening to the men heaving the load at the bow of a river boat and singing out "by the mark, three; by the mark, Twain." Tablouel Clemens states his how and so-calledizes, "Here is my nom de plume." It is true that the name originated with the picturesque city of the man with the load, but a man other than Mr. Clemens at told over the picturesque city, that man was captain Isiah Sellers, who published river news for the New Orleans journal To Professor William Ivon helps of Vale Mr. Clemens conferred that it was from North Carolina the name Professor Philip's story is quoted in Professor Hinderer's Mark Twain. According to the Mr. Clemens add to Professor Philip's captain Sellers used to sign his letters in the Plainsune News Journal. It is not I think I have done it I seem to have done it what I ```markdown ``` on the introduction did gain did his first was not Mr. Cox was with the the Herberts who felt ing up the H. H. H. is on says P. H. H. H. is court of the Governor If it was the case he was in London, but, as was not, it was not as a law in, if not as a person that it was behind the author, for he had not written his phonies in his own life. Herbert's the family fatrolled late to take as "Mike Swain." Not Purely Curiosity Among the prisoners in one of the cars of a train running between Springfield and Boston was a nervous little old man who carried a long in torment in a slurber he wore, and who took a seat beside it * How do you do It's old man to do Let on Now. Do you live here What business is it I live or who I am called the other truly speak to business," admitted n a middle ear It got a mouth state that I've ways thought I some time just by name and soon - 11 11 The He r i c Instead of being of general sampl ply an interesting with the hourglass in various forms is a twentieth cen- tury necessity. For such purposes as timing, hardening and tempering heats in twist drill remain fine, where sec- conds or minutes must be gauged ac- currately, nothing serves for the hour- glass with the right amount of sand. Accurately to fractures of a record can be obtained but more easily by an hourglass than by washing the battles of a watch - L. J. Owen Graphite. Just United. "There's only one cliff then to those apartments," said the agent of the building. "From these two windows you can't help seeing everything in the dining rooms of the neighbors on both sides of you." "What's the total?" smilily asked the potty dame who was looking for a Fat-Chicago Turtle. The Mandrake Legend There is an old legend connected with the mandra, in which states that when the plant is unpeeled it utter a florid cry. The forked tubers tear a fantastic resin, due to the body and legs of a man, and from this fancied libence there grow the bells which was widespread during the middle ages. He ne and H_2co. Helze had a pre-cured skin that Victor Hugo called it "the French poet in whom all is false" and a bump on his back. He was righted when he was told that one of Hugo's bumps pretruded owing to conformation Caustic. Delighted Marian - Go - professor, what do you think of little Arthur as a violinist? Professor-I like the way he gets the fiddle back into the case- Chicago News. The city schools, with Prof F. nley in charge, are now progressing nicely. The WH M society of the First Baptist church had a meet, pleasant meeting last Wednesday with Mrs Rider at the Hotel Rider. Mrs Wm Barker, who attended the 22nd picnic on Grand river, returned on Monday and reports a fine time. Miss Joanna Eaton will spend a few days as her guest. J. Curry, Wilde Johnson and Mrs. Altha Moore left Sunday morning at a visit of several days in Kes. on City. Rev D. Cuson is a present to our city. James Mutt of Blytheker, was the guest Wednesday of H. F. Watt and wife on S. First street. B. J. Beck wife and daughter of Joseph returned on Saturday coming from Knoxville for a visit of over 1 week. take out and the part no then it Human Hair Goods at less than Half Store Prices. 20 in camp, and in matour, to on sic, sold 10 in porter 10. Illustrated free on this and on our less of parch dell affords us Nalt & Co., New York Hairis Farrow 11 11 11 Stap's Groceries Bestseller in Kansas City Known to trade. Your pet owner selected 2011 NORTH THIRD STREET PRICE LIST SENT FREE UPON APPLICATION RIEGER'S Monogram WHISKEY Express Prepaid 8 Full Quarts Rieger's Monogram $5 Private Stock 4 Full Quarts Rieger's Monogram $3 Extra Fine FREE two sample bottles gold tipped glass and oak-screw with every order Over 250 000 customers have proven that our whiskey is far the best ever dufted. Put amethyst and mallard grape in a bottle and equalized. Bound red whiskey with order. Heavy rum with order. Whiskey is not perfetely sold at factory Order Today. J. RIEGER & CO. 1708 Commerce Street, Kansas City, Missouri. Read Miss Capitol Jones is visiting her sister in Kansas City this week. Mr. Walter Evans of Hutchinson was in the city Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Nathamel Kavyer are the proud parents of a fine baby boy. Miss Georgia Quarles spent the week end with Mrs. Keatrick on East Hill. Mr Preston Smith attended the Priests of Palms at Kansas on this week. Blind Bros. of Company called at the 10th Saturday to the delight of D. Lownow 111. at 11:15 Bim. Mrs. Miss Georgia Qa are here Miss George and Frank D. Buses City spent Sunday in the city. Musk in mma Cornell and L. ona Muphy, a wrening in the Prince of Pallas in Kansas City. Mrs. Fred Jeltz returned Saturday from Laurence, who received her daughter, Mrs. Lallian Crow. Mrs Fred al Parks, who has been ill at St. Frances Hospital, was bought to her home Sunday. FOR RENT—Loom house. 8 lots and barn, 23rd and Adams S. s., Highland park per month. Prove 1179. WANTED—a man wanted rather or bookier. Write, to OSCAR H MARTIN, Maple Hill, Kansas. Mrs. Gary of Pinson and Mrs. Huth of Pittsburg, were guests of Mrs. Hackins during the session of Baptist Convention. E G Titling of Evinville, Ind., spent a few days in the city last week. Which here was the guest of Mrs. Pearl McNeal. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mukes and vice spent part of Mr. Mukes' vacation in Kansas city, the guests of Capt T. H. Bohnt and wife. Mr. B. P. Adams returned this week after a visit of four weeks in Oklahoma. Whole in Wannmaker he was the guest of Mr. W. H. Walker. Attorney T. C. Grand Ple of Chicago, will arrive here on Saturday, to attend to some business and visit his friend, Mr. Islen Watkins. Mendames Dupree and Davidson have opened up a lunch counter at 1007 Kansas Ave, and will be glad to see their many friends at any time. Rev T. W Greene and wife arrived in the city last week to reside permanently. Rev. Greene has charge of the St. Mark's A. M. K church in North Topeka, for the ensuing year. Mire H. R. Ole returned Sunday from Chicago, where she spent two weeks attending the Dressmaker's convention and Ladies Tailoring college. She has brought back many new ideas for fall styles. Mr. Corrine Patterson of K. C. attended the Baptist State Convention here this week. While in the city was the guest of Mr Nick Chiles. WANTED-a girl bets an age of eleven and fourteen years, who has home or person to care for her, who desires a good home and opportunity to attend school. Ad. dress, MRS EDNA LASHWOOD, Hutchinson, Kansas. Gon't Del ```markdown ``` Mr. and Mrs. Haddon, form e l, of Butteville, Okla. arrived in the city this week to reside permanently. They were accompanied by Mrs. Bessell Hawkins Bll of Chr. ergo, who spends a week here with friends bfore returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Muk ly entertained the audience Mr. S. and th from 10 o'clock p.m. w. a. u. t. t. t. u. e. e. s. t. t. t. t. w. s. m. Young lawyer upon a few day mnrer a mng the Baptist Convention He gave blessing and telligon upon the welcome address by W.Rarter. He gave a pleasant call Mrs. White and daughter Mrs. Littley Richardson, entertained at dinner Sunday complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis, of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Covers were laid for eighteen, and the richly decorated dining room and choice trunk set, made a recent write to grade a king's police. Mr. White and Richardson are real losers, and all present report a royal time. ALM1, KAN Shilky Garden tree Alna High school with the other boys played Mayla Hill High school Saturday, let her school win a game Minon Wallace were in top kick on last day, scoring the win with Riley Duke and family, and reunion on No. 20 Stanley and wife were guests to their son south of town Sunday. Mrs. James Geo Sturgey and Elizabeth Davison went to Ipkke Sunday to see Mrs. B. Farrer who was hurt about a week ago. They played a to Wednesday in draw last. Mrs. Amudu Olive expects to leave for Chicago Wednesday. --- Soloon Stanley was in Lopeka on Wednesday. The rainy weather is stopping what is now, but was much need oil for the wells. Mrs A Oliver spent Sunday in Pavilion with old friends. SOME TELLING PRUCUS In a recent cable from London to the American dailies appeared the following: Madame Alexandre Corsini, of Moscow, a member of the Russian nobility, criticized American women. American women do not realize what they ask, she says. The husbands are working themselves to death and giving everything to their wives, and the more they get the more they think they ought to have. The men are to take for the social unrest in America. They humor their wives too much. They go shopping with them and carry their bundles, and some of them, I have found, will get up in the morning and cook their own meals. If it is very hard for a young man to get a start in America. How can he marry and support a family when his wife wants to wear silk stockings? like the Queen of Sheba, and if you follow them to their homes you will probably find they live in what might be called hovels." The above truly applies to all Amieican women, but we know of none that need heed its time ly warning more than the Afro-American woman. Is it any wonder that we have so many marriagable girls and old maids among us. Let the present crop of youngsters paste this in their hats and govern themselves accordingly. THE FAVORITE CAFE. EDWARDS AND THOMLON OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. The most elaborate cafe for the a commilation of the Negroes of the state in the state of Oklahoma located at West Grand avenue of city. Regu'i tare served with whose course of the service he gave are included in every thing in the city and in patrons of the best people of Oklahoma, which is a great dance of their appreciation. PAESONS, KANS. with Mr. Sage or and providence, No. Rey Brooks and Alfred Morton made a flying trip to Kansas City, to conn it the Poke. Rey N.J.B. No. The young people of the A.M.E. church have planned a reception on Friday at 10 Oc., in honor of the return of Rev Brooks and wife. Mrs Brooks will leave on the 7th to visit Hunting and other points. The Junior chap of the A.M.E. church is progressing timely. WESTON, MO We were in Weston, Mo, last week and found a nice little town and a fine crowd of colored people. All own good houses. Hon. S. W Vaughn and wife have a first class restaurant and confectionery and will give you first class accommodation. Mr Vaughn stands high in his state and is one of the leading secret order men of the West Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Gilford have improved their beautiful home and are enjoying life. They have a bright little grand child. Mr. Jesse Parker is one of the fixtures of the town. He owns good property and is doing well. # Km ahoe taka on Oalhoe machapo c/o hoaanddo up for mahle c/o ip people AGENTS WANTED APPON L. D. CUMPHREWS, Administrator or Columbus Fire Fire Underwriters Omaha, Neb. 100,000 Old Fire Company Camden Fire Association, Canada, N. J. Fire Insurance on Clauses of P. W. P. ROREX, Agr., ONLY FOR OKLAHOMA Weloka Bottling Works HOT SALE Ice Cream The best products of the dairy used in the manufacture of our goods. Purity & Quality Guaranteed Carbonated Waters, Ciders Fruits, Cores Syrups, Straws, Pails and a general line of Mountain Supplies. Long Distance No. 34. That Ever Ever Popular Resort Olivers, 404 Kan Ave [Picture of a man] Parlors in Kansas A Merchants' Lunch served daily. Watch this A man and a woman sit at a table, each holding a book. They appear to be engaged in a quiet conversation, with the man leaning slightly forward. The background is a room with a window, and there are books on the table. Manager Loose-Wiles Liscuit Co., In his private Office on one of his busy days. He is one of the best business men in the county 26 OZ. Mothers Bread 10c LOAF The Wit Save T They 100-300-301 1. Save The Trappers They are Valuable 302-301 1, Second Street. Collars are worn perfectly thing is pleasingly right whi THE MUTUAL, T C. H. MATHEWS, FOOT horned perfectly, the buttonhicks are plain usingly right when the work is done at MUTUAL, Topeka's Soft Water L NEWS, Foot and Manager Collars are ironed perfectly, the buttonholes are pliable and every thing is pleasingly right when the work is done at THE MUTUAL, Topeka's Soft Water Laundry C. H. MATTHEWS, Footer and Manager BELL PHONE EASY 1, 2 The Econ J. L. W Fancy Groceries, Ciga Salt Meats, F e Economy Grocer J. L. Williams, Prop. oceries, Cigars and Tobacco, F Salt Meats, Fruits and Vegetables Fancy Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco, Fresh and Salt Meats, Fruits and Vegetables a Specialty Furnished room and light housekeeping $2.25 and $2.50 per week Three blocks north of Wabash Depot Bekery Wrappers are Valuable and Street. Topcka A stiff Buttonhole will not be held to permission will be for half of the ill temper trouble to come in the early morn- ing but unlumbered here stretch enough but not too much buttten nicks are pliable and every- the work is done at Eka's Soft Water Laundry and Manager at Flour Oklahoma 1 HAVE AIRY BEDROOMS. Ne Farmer's Child Should Contrast Ceneumption These Days. There to tittle duubt that a large por- “toa of the cases of tulwnulosis among farmers bas tts orlg'n In the Low, close, Bavyentatel Bleeping rows common fm the story and a hit dweting To save a lithe In the cost of hruber the farmer hay unya ly no dant, pre Pered condiions the most Crortble fer the deqelopment of ye riae whtel may at ang tlie fod dod ment in the leass of fleet d izes VY cate te cited Where four beve unl gbls born nf ro uct prrents, bat conpeled to paw thote nishis inc ce hale stre paotag, wereferriel of Ls cee ay! mal Mytaseymve tl vt ow deans, Whletothetran. ste base wis walnonn Trex: os dt a tpn of dwelliz ts iit mare Flsal, umber awat t t ob ot Piainer, jeetiferaus + , & ¢é aseliing Ub the ewer wit nytt # Wide perce wit sont sam: re pry afford tui cia t + toahap Ina roomate vit atow one to stimd oa Ss onboen ot Morel qert not 14 ind Where & Alrepice | tore tera tent fae Uh Weer oe mt slew Mile Ii ee umvytiere | desirabic, that wie ban sleeping Tons A LESSON FROM JAcAN, Only Gig as Kanais "ho Mas Pore Than 1009 Agr cuitirs Shoals, Sapim hee ate tel ee baer Dut her poreenty rea tonatiind As about thulat New Team aoe it dees'ttory ietfate st mains egriouttate aise 7 Wot at ber firms are nora) on + would Shout mie res tte tus Yet twean tire vers 1 sate t Japinese viber Fy eds Pragfiemiy, Japan bikie setiots y here fina ig wastansht Antihe: ae tie twen ty years of ler te bo ipit progress China waa deet ed in war aud then the mighty Ruati Lue wh desirensth of the natin wie expen ted an these things which wo let de ber ty carry She nefal dont of oamivy, may and bended debt Ant wiit becanty of the gig agriculture) » lois? Instead of being il iwed to dwindle taey have muitiyhe oantih in yd fore were ta Japan 4,005 agrhwtaral seb rolst An thear schools were enrollt 182,- 209 puplla, and tn tit sear there were wraduated from these achouly 93,43 thildrea. 3 ELECTRIC CURRENTS NO JOKE, t 4 ow French system of elee- 3 = t ture consists simply in 4 = standing upmght in the ground 3 ¢ amall ircn sods with noncorro- % mks points, the theory beng that these rods cause electric da- jf tharge from ther pomts ond st create electric oscitlations in the % Ground, For cereats quarter f h inch rods about sia feet long are « suggested It 1s aleged that 4 plants grown in the ground so‘ electrif'ed—sainach, strawberries, cureants, green pers ate --are both earher ard better than others grown im neighboring plots having ro rods. § Pieeeeg oa tat TO KEEP PLANTS [AOJST, Simple and Inexpensive Hetp In Sea sons of Drought D> keep yunas mars tost de drs wether sta pall ther to opticte of aater at the edae ot te thiband beng over the steed bag dmg er rek ty peaed tetae Uttam ef out dooanl te Moe. fahe ba brave tres a tt ptt if eh od bas dos negees At oreb ty read =i tetie Latan of <= 2} | Mm dont te ~~! TY take ae ba Drive Odom EET ot a at and Irie yout b's i core aeae ter fast where dt tea Pb wuthoat Wastinsamy Mn themen ath cawey the pall and day tastes eommt aie Pete TOM prev itd os esstte evip oritiou. Dairy Dings. The ecoaunshl tor or ow thy bute ter can tit prada ns met largety— 4a sold our the ate tbiest eater MakLeg Myst by eae qulehiy= Ae bly ound tte vengh! Anyihing Cisat irritates ther awa, at howe romsh mena or alow me'tlig, WH eborton the aal's Baw Butter shew] corge din tw aty jain Mtesy of chaning ant weovr long tan Wal an ten Get et mtb aad be used ond ateet cape tubes bat at ia well Work din Ths denied far goal hee produe fox mils cmws te git uit steadily Inereasing = Peay fst 16 one ft Ges met wabetont oe drt. us can feete] With farauine nto ctry igo. Bangerl mowue un ony able ahiat fied tate sulla ds me at lermroves (he tne lene lo thon, ta Teases the wateb he dis eaparity aol raises the fea ratute fa erry spring, leat 2 te far Fed tannege ey Teel tae sats oF worn} unpre: sas protitable Bub teed Uie fara ne ety The feeding uf nate by (> cows Seepens the yellow calor of ele butter, Acow was recently few ratlon of at talfa and cotlsiveed tacal, nid the but tar from her wis anslyzed for the amount of coloring. ‘then the alfalfa , eras stopped, ber ration belog cotton- | Farm ano | Garden HERE’S A RACING ROOSTER. Little Driver's Father, L. O, Bonham, Says Light Brahmas Are Best. “Eble treture wii stow yun the kind of chickens we rile in Lexis Noto thee mp un ive size cf the ter aad Une ised Pestana Wa dears, ant Peet, the rooster Latds wath ee Peta fata derenime sent eto hes nt ine ye six be tot teeta Noe geen Powe or outy as " ne rad ” ! . ' 1a aH t whey Mt Boban wocasted te se vt he Tihs the Brit ynecaie tet unt ints fs bis aust | Ties Beans steda the amr iading. curdlitions When selcims a fie dof chickenes We hive been erewing the Light Hratmas tur the past eet oi youre atal thie is the tetson why Gur chi hette hive the pisge ar tle or chant, vert) fated, garden aut vue | ea : x wey an Bd ‘ N2pras. wee at gman! agan ote 4 wed, Bagee. OA. LITTLF Jest Dlg Ne bea ith Phan Sard nwd tee utr so dt ds only WITTY TO NAVE LP ELL Cavan Pome pWite tet fone, te toe tre phier ty phice ay mevessery ant whte they Ire goed lastlers cy tue not wit Fingers Some say they vere tee tinge, but When we go fo maithet amd one ef then Wil bring ay nimch omy two of mine Oller browds pou caunet ob fect do that, Lf gem put the eges on the sewles you will nnd that they Lild AY MIN pounds of eggs a4 the best, and they dy most of tele Listas ia the winter aid spit, when gcse are 4 keod pri ‘They ore the hirdlest chick: ens we lieve ever lind, amt they are Justis hne it the tibe ns ant They ape the first friers tt the sipket in the fyuing, thot is Ef yon hive in dn CUbNtOP UF Rens ether ton te da the hatching, ts they wilt net set nntit tite dn the spring, fut with continue Inying, ant after all when von go to the slow ven wet here mine coniments of the Hrelnias than ins other Treo, Wit ly from peopts Cait ate nit inter ented In epee Uroeds CIDER NEEDS NO CHEMICALS Careful Heating, Sterilizing and Cork+ any Ail le Necessary. ‘the hoeping sweet Fob und other fui) Jukes wath Cae gta te bse af ctwante ty ts 0 sty + prices, wh att be dase fyb) one when detstinds «unui touit The cider is heated wt soon us en. thicted tee temperette et dheut Loo Aegtees, or auth dt Lewis te slintes, Battdbe net bob foamay be goat inte bottles or fire ated seve tat one, but woh batter was be de atlew it te stam tor twenty tom hears aed pour or wad Wtet thaugh ot fanned cloth, Then geteat ty the same temp eriure, al seat Whea the Jileeor cher ds put Jute the bottles when stand) tae sterhived: hy tastes ant with baling water the Corks shouted be putin un Dthe stopper aealel Wath acting Wan or paralin Heowhl fee ind adtely, and may be re Ce eC fBloei Peal fiat Panslar Pew be urea foe 2 adi ad hand to thelr ge cos pensit oe poreme Tevelt ucts the bler sO tee kine bleu btw ed Amb set it) contilas nearly tWlee not rh prate nv cart mseet Melo et itue falas Jost glomt as eYe te ay canta prety er Mobis bea ate onset mins to dee Died deed ws a hos fel than ast feed fur Cette Moet sas a hye product free tae pe king Weise ant When fad to bags fomhed wah corn Tt Mis teow shown Ly) station hete thit cottonseed gest da momeshat cleaper isc ushls prelucer tat blued teal 2 TOOT Pb eet yee ert Geerereryy ¢, SOFT SNAPS NOT NUMEROUS, ¢ t There pro ro soft snaps about % E farm Life or any other kad of 1 fof aman wants town And i s the man who sets ost to tnd 4, any such tenga w'l come out if 1 Worse than be weetin ind make oa migersh's failure of tving, i vt Business te bus ress on the farn 3 + Bo well as elseahers, And why 5 Y choutd a not be? Use Var ous Lube certs Whore th ree ae by ee Che due brbant whod ter oy in order to fest being wyuews dl oat under the toad Por! ght pres ures all shoutd be wind. ‘Thos for atcea heavy greise Wy best, while for aerate yep ititer of bigh speed a thin oft Is yecesiry Io order (hal ita viscudiy wilt not add fo the frketion. Soltd aubstauces Ia a uk Ghee ak ee ee a a SMALL ENGINE, CIG HELP. From Spraying to Churning. Aside frow using the envoilue engine for pumplug water the farmer must consider that 1 can be barnes to @ buss, With WHih be bay eprinkte the lawn, tower ved truck pater gud ginten, expectilly In eace the neuther tutns estiemely dry utd hot One sprinkling at a critical period Might sive u Whole seacons work from belo thrown away Its use asa eprigcr for destroging pests 11 the poultry house can readily be sven, ond as dt by patebte it ean be td dno applytar ty repeient ty ive Blok, sprints fly potaie paten and of hard tteee Hein alo be sed te fy the dsueree std dase iu aor tots hear the be oe ail toon Wate th de te rar the prong eC rf e unin fit cana veut . ‘ ‘ 1 . ' ee rote Sauer ly at aga? 1S i: 1 it thin ty any vordued toy vt oc aiwere dD Oe amis 1 Pi tye t tite her ea al ee Ws tere dort adhe sing ot fen chute tue beatae A GIRD OF A ROOSTER, Owner Refused $2022 For itm at Madison Squnre Garden Stow, Rome fered the vdue eta well bred Mig Is derived Crom the taet art atter exiibiting the chunplen Bairted [yin eulh Reh mile at the Wolison Bante Gaden stew Mr Mut the one rei bam ater of arom for Rite ae toner one ote te pratt eh othiy pot ty the Counties Gene Wore Mr Babcht sath fT was ered that stim sane cugaeh al wis Pod tuted iasselt sone tesy that Tos. tempted te ish the une whe Bete fh WH whit hint ef anenes te luterst Pte pay med bnew thar it Wot rrsen me (hity serra te prada thie be band that (60 wished to con Linde Cs buptove my stack te wnt tet adout te put with him, no 1 refused thee: “Dany live beew foo'lst and Pomay net, AC AMV nites to chhtecn months week S000 werth of binds and css, Produced by (he yard of whlch this Inve was the bead” Nine nites, of Which this vue was the sire, suld for $i) orch, and the egss sold for $25, for thlrieen. TWO WHEEL FODDER RACK. Eanly Made at Home and Can Be Mandicd bu Gio Blan aad Banc. Ea, SOL EEE Nn, ee | Tere ds tpaek Uhect fs ased top aut Hig corn febter, stoiw amd many other pthings Gly te wihels nie need. These mis le dimer wheels They shoubl Le nlont ems foot bch ef the contor et the ricky so that the trout end) wil ste dun on ruins Bae Rohele thr Che 2oby 8 séle pieces | » —_L wi FY ~~ = ay WHEY WY hte dope, foraste Dok chad ter font resting en wheels neil ott oe staple: wheel houses as ust: ot Pgs tek Sc lwo bene nian sited Woe oer tha twee gtk Bish Wlechal wan De se tsy ep aime Me hem sone date Doha art take: Wooshd ott rants Lor ondic irs use ho tongue beneeoss ing, them it would le rented If the rack were wed on ley or Steep hiths » CHEAP FeariLizer * Save the droppings from the S poultry house, Fertihzer of (qual value if bought on the » market will cost you $32 or moro. , aton For the easier gathering ‘and handling of this fertehzer a " plitform of bowds should ke , Placed under the roosts, This \ platform should be scraped clean ) at least twice a week, LEDS OME De OUEDEREEEED Orchard and Garden, Valec tad wed ishee sown rout Cast lu dhe or band will prove lene fh dal Wh ne wher lave large apy le orgtiands are fortunate If they Live es upon ters fer drying witel ili ipples Thbs as a good way te uotles ansatible fruit and thas wkd le the protien of the or «hand 7 The Band ter tea tty vbr able teow sound on uitehetee Buna . dn ie high fertlay mi taadie feu nimke a Still niet produ e tte yee Why he adapt ths oe a ae De rnpyt Lule the paste cae the theld aad whl Oe yuue pietite Bow seme Wi e@ new aid yeu my Fat sonae plante at te use before wlas tel ar at feet suime plots that you sah |e tut te tne or tbe green house a tanith biter uet have bine for Leinneein uid Chistes pew Se patel ot cine and peahiaps oye near sour tte Gm van ba pastere io open dase dary Peer ice aud in enn Witte ras i « tu .s oom ir 1 ' ‘ Yon tou ie ot boomt kaow he vere stay aid mod ob ors re ses te moved mon dan dt setting all Epos matets its operttion servea vaio fall hoelug aod la much easler,done then thoo ju tue spring, ar It Cost Her Her Life In the Wreck of a Submarine. DROWNED WITH HER FIANCE. Story of a Pathetis Episode That Was Intertwined With the Tragic Loss With All on Geard of the French Torreso Cost Pluviose, RETR See irae ee ere , Le ti ing the trinedy of the low ott i sealere tine Lorpe ba lungs ’ y vew twenty sven lives w TeV sms tn tee Datta of Us Ce ee 9 ee ceatastap ea May fy ‘ Ob deg fatouv anny aad by ait ‘ svontnest si, the weeny tht t as itn we J thesia w Wot ha Va avetwts edi p ae nuth Gk Fu eave, Fats Masice tates y Cae factors pening had bee known too wt novel hen ulated tie worll Puy Peaverse ated tedster a outer ela me out fra the navy ya dat Calas cheat Tevet hk da the aptecteng for or setles of nuinedvers She wis ab ot tw thes frem shete and ois Usp iting fo eines et dives aad aes dines te the surface the fort haowe ts ‘Poth esing’ Wad belag aecant psbod with ctet stall, the stem ir ine Leing entirely resp tive foevary inte of aoe cing wh el he her naa blues Phe e tet per hans isa dnt iia efile thteet he parpore Delite he pee shove wiles and prompt disappent gaee Tntedhtiely aflasad dn the sabinwtine she mienver t4 bride fer the ptpese of scoming the boat be mas Mromeht tat the surface stn cfoatiy for its pete ope do piotitide ont of wer, When tbe onl) er temw asian abted tomitke h .enen al cuculie sure ses of Tle water tve bint "Then the Ved elie dont of siaht Incase af war she weed lave si el her enemy an Ve ended OF pre ead cheoty toa bat Hestin or cimises aint disluirge tate Peatane dite by at hee fa, In he act of thua coming to the sur fico the Phiviese cre upd pecthy un der the chinted steams Pas de Ca Mila ‘The heebad the Cality struck the sulanatioe and tore a ligase hote In her UPPeP cisenaut, © rent fifteen feet Jong and two fet whtsy Tate tila the Witer ttstid Phe submarine st iz revel abn with her tad ‘ust shawias whoye ites surties her enasined ltt altet, Perere ou bbe ted anvils feeclech the satsliet .ocer Ard sie Went showin She teed cer woof tenth seson men Comin nd ited Pres wore tie sere elt | et Pere te two ether a tkers WED Te ane cf theese three fe vag whe se ewveotheonnt Wak mls entel be tat den sites snes tee the Aner d a mi ad ott fers Unt they dle hoe dere be nedbertt ef he diet Ce et the thie wh ere fists ued te Hee pele tidartats eel fads ine ee thant stee be Uheawe Dote tothe atti te tee ent piitie Woh fam aed shoe with ttre tre per D th rt Wis Paty serene ct ee teed tite te hae TE est Deve bade ensa tate with bos Toth alt ara, tad ot thefe sone at te win oF it, or ed steeds at the Drencte ais, pHs font Some de tate 8 Tips Ie subir ce Dente Teas Hee very fart thor itv ts fathead an hat Ho sts smeee 1 f fa mthing a ere te ae Be tone at the see ant HDA be tee wank have ontese Ton Metlenee the The of whi hate other Spomhweren gedeht elelea acdisited mt. Tut, whatever th se ned thane that Pade Th akeut, le ven ays att er Leb emvott Hed nevdethy alse atst dhe (ht uses | Se wore nodes oeltin cant and OM Wester Tat Ietenst ta te her sweet UG, Wiel et tently allsntbeed her OC Pe udindlt ef her polis abowd witt mt beg ehibened by ouny af the euttles pattaliing the ges wher she Huvlose HA Gerd ou the day tut the was teuthe fet faeattripy vad he nith stutios over ler tri iniph, Mavbed dowot the Dotter Lite the tintte sasuline ntled raome tnd be rtd: Che or his piven for the battenwes doen of Witte detehes, the trea e sewlos Inte Had ol tase coverbigs ant de, erbim foe trstedly, watched the dit ate ter ws tel hew the Pha dise vas aiubbias leeter and deeper tate le nest, Diverd whe went dawn after the ‘tvlose Was sinh, cerrsing bet feel cables with whieh ineffectual it eUphy were mike WIR hues derek as Bove tu brine the PMs dase Ge the sty TO Departed tbat thes deuad ripping. athe Intern ef the submiie da ay event, when, digs Liter, the Por Jose Wad talised aed Cagced Inte stad pwowdten one Cat laud bee aber foher was ive She tnd diet vor fetes WHE Water An eho was tt sel be Water pureed front the gaat gash hu tad dean out fa her steel aoe HERE LA the Ctrianel steamship, One Wu sbiltay water Leow he te cei Af saul ae Lattdes walle fr remote be coventns of the comming tavern Ta hit tues thes fowuel ee yar e tl wo Nad adeeb bs sake Stonestreet @ Gaities at % pa shy pitas q Pls carry a — Eo otc sarees owe ESO Cah 3, iniore Rhea Embalmere in At’ Undertakers and Embalmers. 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Oveypyice owe buliding oppectte Court Baus Pootamte UW Satahiem TS BP Tenor 2 WiNh Giatd Ww OW WONDERFUL RESULTS ON SHORT NOTICE Ihave used your Pomade, Jt the best thing I ever used for making curly halr Ile smooth, I have not finished my first bottle, but can see wonderful results, writes Mra, Louise L. Hayes of Pineville, 8. C, a” Try Vord's Hale Pomade for harsh stubborn and wuruly hair and Ford's Toya) White skin Lotion for the ce im- plezion, Ask your druggist for them Be wuro and get the genuine (Vords) manufactured by the Ovonlzed Ox Marrow Cumpuany, Chicago, 11), Harris Farrow DeALHAE IN Stap's Groceries Boat place iv Niopeae Cny. Karew to erade, Your ptt.onrge xohoited, 2:3). NORTH PUIND ST REE! Eat and Rest At - _ ’ S. W. Jones Restaurant whea you visit Coffeyville. A clesu, up-to-date plese where you oan be served in comfort. WINFIBLD KAN JW McCullough ot Independ. ome ts vielting Mrs J M Wood and taking in the tale this week, Mra Jess Banke give adinnaron Sanday, in honor of Mra JW ates Cullongh of Lndcperd nec and ates VWavie cl Arkansas city Mes Ollie Colher of Enporta ktton salurday morniag to vist sith tries fea Ehdortto, sArthat Adame of Wellingtas, sited wath Lremavne Wood and Barrel Pos and aventet fale this wek, Brter Gay Ackine wae ove feom Cv'crd satorday, viatag fis nother, Mis Bettie Arktnes Tevu Nidiels contiiuee oa he ek dav thie week Ganda Wo. dents geadually greving weakur Roy Ue Richardson las returned feam confirence ated Ce ebarch and wes fiends are rey acing over hoe re tin Ht bere tor atother yert. Arti Brown aed wife saturday fecamte Ue paced patente ofa baby a! Mother and child coum aeliy Mos Mace Morgan in ow the she eo. Oe POVEIL ORDA Myst Dewy is viehting hore vebt bern ah ganda er eodover OU Wath, one cf the heat ef boreh esata ad traced, has Poatee boty Ukishome Fer a few oot ‘so oneate the trip of 1ahF Fometr a seeppigg ta the toamsters § Fb howe. He oe Tovere ct ihe beet of charelt work trout dun atm aye Tee tater eon the Power er ih th is eonn to be Mooltte tes lady of Abieeourn WLI. KANSAS. NU WD formeenty of this yet eae batlate ot hotest city, arrived on Splat tee the thaw bis home fis anh wilt Fetloy be min afew Le, < Res JW Walsonquen Ting ellet B Unie afietti yj asked through cn tne Quid, ou tin way to Dewi 4 Hovter apringon the sh ube first ftirter of Ind rea word, Mise Dalla M Sunley the axaist. antlewher arived onthe 2s ho to tike up her work on fhe end, Mre Mary McCurdy, formerly of thie place but now of Ewingville, was called her2 on the 23th by the serious #ickness of Lonny Shaw, 1) P Borde teok Charge of the George Jackvon store on the Jad, which will hercafter bear his name, Al. goude promptly delivered, The St John Baptist church will give a weck of fentivitice, October +15, giving axbort program eaeh night and closing the 15th with prachiog by Kev JK Richardson of Kansas City. M Goodwin, who was cut ao bap a short tame ayo, is improving fast, Thenew A MH pantor woe at his post on the Lat, Mesdamesa Nannie Ifarrin, and T Duse went to Mineral on the Jad, George Jackson ix still unable to attend to busincer, COFRFEYVILLE, | Mfrs Saimucl Lowe and Mivs Rowa Driver Jefe thin week for Kanaae "City to attend the Priests of Pallan parade, { ‘The ladies of the Houxcholl of Rath gave 3 ec ul an Tet Thureday might sod eerved the refreslin nite a esdaon, bette ng a neal ann Trone Pheinpion wall lewe for Teprka sate day, te attend echoot Roy Pasa des retarted Teota Che Soap tel National conver tron in Tuttsburg, Poni, steriny ti Chiage on havreturna, Muy Darien of Knese, Okla, oF how pastor of Uae my olin 1b apeaet church, it the northwest part of the city. Suaedones, the reataurast man of ihe hour har ance and comme. divus plico to eerve fiw patrons, wlere you are not emotuere) with ewoke while esting, IF sayere made a stip to Now. ta, Okla, on tariners, Toole and Brown, proprietors of the piravford theatre, are recairing a liberal patronage and are giving come of the Tee attractions aver Urought to thie city, Their vaude ville is rome of the best, A Very Good Investment To the result when you subsursbe to Tar Prainngatsn—it ia the One Bucce bre wll b ate oe t Gi ( W ot olden West ist, Coy. Coe Kansas City, Missouri. SPLOTAL OVTLE NO, 1 ETA quacs Oahlend Club Whiskey. tra fintsessceeeesee$ B29 2 Quarts Goeldan Pilscnae Bean die bat bear inade, whidh Mould cost fou at huetut your lamesssssescesecese SD : $5.75, | Tn One Box, Express Mepaid, $3. SERCTAL OFFER NO 2 “Eb Full quette Covington Chal Whiskey... ceccceeeeeeeseced 400 2 Vall qqunete Port Wine, .c.se ccescncersetteeencesscnese 100 2 Quarts Golden P hener Beer <4 8 Uae eeseseesends SO anen ball querts Covington Chih Whiskey, .. wiCheessewenen et 2 Vallaprrte Vart Wiitcsens: ccccaseseseeemreswes me” 2 Quarts Golden P hener Beer +3 OY MON NaEN RET HS | In One Bos, Expreay Prepatd, $4. 2 SPECIAL OFFER NO, 3 APU quarts O10 Popoka Club. .ce cee ec cee eeees 1 Mull quart Goldon Belle, Bottled ‘nu Bond. . se... 3 Quarts Gohl Pusener Berto. 6 cece veer ene A GUE eqarts OM Pepeka Cth. eee a eee eee e ne coeeh SOG 1 Fall quart Golden Balle, Bottled ‘n Bods. ccscceceeeeees. 475 3 Quarts Golda Pilsener Beet... ecereenesenenseeens 8S $760 Tn One Box, Lixpreas Prepaid, $5, SPrUL\L UPPER NO. 4 4 ull quarts Md Topeha Clb... cece eee eee eee ees BOW 1 Fall quart Golden Belle, Bottled tu Bond. scascceeserecrees 195 2 Full quarts Port Wine, fine qualath ...ccceceeetverescers 100 To Quart Boneh Brandy ccc. c cscs ee 8 cee eeeeereeeeease TB V Quart Aproeot Brarty.ccsceccce ec cece aeeeenerneececee Phe 1 Quart Blachborry Brands, extra fit ccc ceeeceeeeeeeeeees PD 2 Qharts Goblen Prisoner Boer... occ eee eee ee ee ees bt 1 Case Golden Pile uer Boor—the fin st Masered beer made. Bb quarty or BB pints oo. ccc cece eee cena ence T Fall quart fd Topeka Cl. . ccc. ck ee cee eee eee ee oe SPLCTAL OFTTR NO, G. DLCask @ daven quaits Golden Tiscrar . cacecesucaveees 2 Quarts Old Topeka Chab.. aoe wee, waTNReT ERRORS r.0 B Kaneas City, %9 50. Kenembar. pour old fromt Dr oS Lee formerty of Te peba wives Your order las PLRSONAL ALPEN DION Write for prove lists. Some Day « Some Place Some One may make as good Flour as “Kelley’s Famous” but we doubt it. Your Grocer can zet it for you HUTCHINSON, KANSAS “It Leaves No Sting Behind” Joel B. Frazier “Every Swallow Makes a Friends’’ Four Full Quarts Express Prepaid $3.50 Evpress Prepaid $1.59 You cannot buy good whiskey for lese You cannot buy better whis- key at any price Write For Complete Price List Moore and Alexander, Mal Orie Departiancne IN 433 10) Garrison Ave, ; Fort SnithArk., BANQUET HAMS... Sherex tims scuander hate ony to ye BANQUEE HAM ond after yor hive know yon reed mor be riminded aratu, QUEL HAM » We bet hum poosttile are velected frem tle chor eet oorafed poo hese wath dry bickury wood, Bang aet t -epnre, eweet and deiour You kueow thes mus, da, wren Wal 1. wamew ® mame that stands for crc HEneaty prodmers She rex ‘ies scuander tatnes ony to your desler, send me BANQUET HAM and after yor hive cove tasted at, we koow yon ited aor be rinanuded agai, WOLFE BAN, QUEP HAM» the bet ham poowttie ta prepare “They are velectad frem tle cho eet oorafed pork--and we smoke Shere wath dry hickory wood, Baug iet Wane ace just righs we pRre, eweet and deiour You bueow thee suey da, ween Wolll backs them with 1. tomer A mame that stands for cacelluce aed party HEneaty prodmers The Chas. Wolff e s Packina Ca —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_———_—_———X—_—<—_$<¥<—X<—¥<—¥€$—_V@e'=U=uH"&["x=x=x=&="80 ”"={x{x{x{x{[xT{*{[T[—=—“—{_*_~—=E=~IyEEEEECSUyy=== MASTERS OF CHESS. | THE MAGNETIC NEEDLE. SPLENDIO MILK COOLER, | SMALL ENGINE, L10 HELP. ° Bome of tha "Grenteit Buindfolded PRESSURE OF AIR, It Fe Quite Often Very Far From Boing Only Homemade Construction Nesded.| Performa Manifold Duties en Farm 4 atte Wry | 7 True tothe Pole, arm and Pays For Self In a Season, Fram Spraying to Churning. ee i ee ae ics cen ecm: ame nenties, Rene) ea. Betde from velne lhe en«olive engine © Phaving at eluss veilhout wowing the Deant ba nut te avier nvcomplishtnent than {3 penerslly known evel am Chae players Maren, ng ballin, 04 eariy ns 1250 played tires gimes at once, looking at one totrd. bit mat ant the other (wo Tis Lares campeiitars were skilled in te ites, but he won twe cinies and ete odrow of phe thin Ruy Leper, wire time fas Bova given ta at up eiing, Wengletinl, Terous Medeins, berciudt ade Cuts, Pasi tol, payee aed otters who tived between the Carlet ant aesen Recsla conturlos wore cite te phiy tne Geww vitontweligtaseoud Vuther Becshiert of Paste ety to the entht emis centr, played tire games at Gaus aciliat these players withuut nee. mg any of the bracts Tt remained fie Pl tale, the great eet nentus it else known up to ble time, to play bh ideale tla Ragland t1 ARE agiinat threes of (ae beat players “thes liviug, wioning twe gimes ant Grawing the ttich, surlang bls an tegoulsty and the tir mez of onlookers by keeping up lyely conversation all the while PRMD r's atlevement as te bbe number of simutr isi gree hea teen far outdone by Paul Morphy, Paulsen, Blackburas rel several of thele successors But Uhilhbor, lively Freachaian that tw wes, still holdathe Palen a4 9 cuntersitioarist val plier at the rane thine Phitlidor waa (he vacimad nime af Francola Andre poate, torn at Decet tn (720 ffs vase bieated aan court musiciin for Lanta XIV Efe com: Porc muale ty Dey touts * Vewander's Feast nnd to mony ogerts, all long stace forgotton Hunican'a fame dans Rot, Ive (a autste, hut 44 Chino, The ebesa player Ads (liens playor he Vhs fed Holland, (ierminy itd ngtand Jo 1744, white in Dagiaad, he pabtished fila “Aaatyats of (hese,” a work whieh haa taken 14 piers srreag the Clavaled Of tee gene [dist ta England Aug 81, 176 ~Nerhiage HIS UNIQUE ANTIQUES. ‘They Wore Said Ons by One, Yet the Set Remained Intast. An old errintiy dealer of Parla re: cently ford vary snare far the eter: Bay mulled austeir ite pat in hh window five dalle droaasl 11 vagnols maken clotiea Collactae No. 1 came fa and adiod ty tery ons of them ‘The desler conl tnat dist ts tts tots, ag they were a vibiatte wit, rooreanting the five sonas After Tere porsuyaion the amatoar xt [rat cutie! one of at a very lang pris GSHistar Ny 2 faltowel Could tio hare aue of tus din? Sut of the Quention, sir; t umit valuttle set, rep. Feasting (hy fous seamena” Aflor tact y Tong permedon vad it a still Jou or peter ane of (ee ills wad auld Vo amateer Not cored the three were thy tow greed, 1 most vaturt a net, vit th owt mot be dl Fidel ity offering 61 oaeemona sum Be carclet off ons af then Amatoue No bead il wanted to Day one of Ue (ve dels Whit wie monilene netuilly propasing? ‘Lhe twe dolis wore A Tint acd vs, watutined aad dressed by some forgotten ine te velartio The pric ve Leet povh'y De parted Thy ae ta event tity werrted of Adin fore ehenaths wun Antu Ny eb and asket ‘iow mech for that curly! Lvidertly ated one of a sot" “Au oli ons of ese 5 reimned the drator, It te ttalyrs ple lies not monster por ss ttiet it repre saute Agass Nore! the furotite of Searlon VEE Vd tthe anvatone so cared the untgieg © 6 for a fabntons gore ant Pardon fordon Detegiaple He Way Oassevart, he suierviser at sg tol wag tre Jeg to prow lait Medeor are Heking, faPronvitin fe the ehttdren he gat, (New ce fen ee) ae ena ber to pat onthe bent Soaa hb eth cfldere wet The pagertlane wrote nlgty ieee The avted fir wotas nuuher, iat seventy dix waster The wrote ate tz wren When a third ginater wie iked a CLUE wha. ippareut'y bel pud no at tention «afd ont “Th erenty th on Chaise that, yon darast fiber =i rytalye Fish oo By ngage Fou be eb de Putin stops ata ied pri pore 1 tae rete ie fe metlug We ster te ft things eater te pd eet ce atte pene et 7 ot Me beyesr “4 tothe aves wy Pot ee bts tae big ees ints by thes hy he Witt tos Vou se whee bait by $e team stew bye wr harde oe Lor ber dake ‘Tae Proves Biace “Pundeste dove the wading buty aad the prema dass hel a vblent avirrel * “You “How did thes sleds Ham Use Woot ta bande dressing Teoms nih aue Tet ‘A anus Heme Oru wig; Bum ag eon swat d tae rea tet “ye ps thie . stele “Nae ode A Daghtf ttersahar. “Now,” aall a faioua fle apeaber be 8 pulidal dedite, *h sume to dane gerous ground tu fact, | kuow 3 am PRESSURE OF AIR, It May Readily Turn the Ther- mometer Into a Fibber. THE BOILING WATER POINT. ' On the Scale This is Warked at -'- Degrees, but Under Certain Condi: ' tons tt May Bs Sever Hurdred ' Degrees—The Critical Temperature., Oa ne ondin ny f threalent ther meta eter there dy wilted opposite 212 de grees “HUIS pont of witer and op piste 2 dearewe Meese polut of (Water Neither uf thew Le corres Cen cept tor a cert die cundition af the at mosphere, and Lede te when 1 ely eet the faron eter about tarty te het, ot Cftecn potade preanee te Une quate | Le This fs the ondary pressure at Pwhot ty huowsn ae set teved, ane to this all thermometers ace cuioritet bn MauAt ties tel the presuie ts Ind ¥ ever cy nm has tifleen pounds, pat iter bats at somnothines 4 tow 1s BHO degtoes Af water t4 twilel br a diving bell Futere the preeaine fs forty or titty pounda a <piare inch, Ite temperttare WI be severe tutdret degrees ine stea of 2120 If water te heiing haa heir veenum the temperatuce f4 ao emit that tha hand theuet tatu the water woubd actually feel cold What bas beet sald about the biting Polat applies to seme extent ta the freezing polat, but here It differs for different materi us, whereas the re. marks About the baldag potut of water apply to the boiling polats of all Naqutds Some aubstances when they freese become larger, while otherd become smatler On this depents the freeving point at different preasures af atmos. puere Water expande on feovring: 4 do type metal anit wome other thinss AML other substnnves become stuulter on frevring Water ples burst when the water fecezen Colas of gold and silver are stamped Jovtert of being mnided, for the metals gray smaller on freezing of wlilitving, and consequent fy the coln would be wabbly —* Tt has beon found thet the tds that expand on oledifying, as water, freer at n Dower temperature shen the prewure fy tarred, while the others frowe at a tngher, When 4 aubst ince thit expands frees under Higher prosstire thee usnat fl fee ter exert tote fares to shove the pressure Away, cd conse juently hed te tise moe of Ite het energy, this Dosing mors bert aud becoming colder Take the snbstan eo Mat couteacts whon It sulldiles ‘The prevsure will help it rgb mmalter, anid convequent ly (he greater the pressure (he les Hest It has to bee on attatuing the sal L state, 42M WIM frowze at leghon fomperiture. TE dle pressure by great enong tt maz freer or solidify at & thousind degrees temperature, winch Ia Listy eaough to change most xu atinees fo yipor unter ondiniry at Moxpherl* pressure ‘Dhld t4 one of the retsons advan ed to prove thit the Eaterbor of the earl [4 nolid, for the vssnmaptlon fe that the core Leo mmade up of xnbatanens eee coattat when fiestas, ut there ba, Of Caras, AT OL TLE PR tn b beKe bit Ped of antes bet awe thee surf tee In tegind to ths boniag poluts of isis, Heere eve apse Hutt toe thee point at whe typ rainy Dents that ts, hamges te tle wate a vag oT by PUD the cathe tener ate Ne Matter Law pee 1 pte suite etsy ou Posutestite ee HP it be ate bene nie proiter than dis ett ie web cleanse to vapeat auetes ‘The Ignaane ot tae aut) held pach Cas teeking Cf TMD eE wens Mich as air, eaten Pacids wt for aeeUy Vedra Tae eesperlar eaters Wand pe diy eety gases at andi ars bern t area Los eas atia poset s wherene Jetty Wad gust eens Eh qanes Tat Jom bee crite al toe ceqwer tiattes Let aiee applying the pres lqaste they Want t hese ens ed [mien atl ately Tile Le tes faethe eigen eb tediy faomostas igre bo obr Dive ete de ecetie | pressed at fst ant tier chewed be [settee froth eo wi orur + thus ew | pain Ling aA) Coane, by then pum Pick and een atesse tl by te pura. Wwe te ke tush the otis deci, Has cae iins stat mote, wath at bint St de Feliw the celthal temper ture, When (hee nptesal ay caused by the pump Tyienes at, — Lawren a coy Oe ne ee we ee In Trasute. "Fos" ho wt Da vgretfaily, lim ba 0 tebtcarner Mo swedtheatis wilt on the subjet of seta and mberotea no Date dastets Meat Pam ast choose be tween ter and ti, mustache, Im ta Date ty or the ethan “Lose thee atist ches my boy" SU hatts Jitst the trentto Lf you ever Raw rae Witt vent L paty ms anntug fear thet whee ive gine 1 Tage thee giet toa" The Simple Answer, A tefely mie tt a ian been sald of w well knows str saist “she a complishes a great deal, bat sore of her meth ats ure aot quite fair Aman on fn ulred of her husband, "Ds yon give sour wife an altaw ance, ar does nbe aw or money when pho wants i! “Toth! wis the staple auswer" In Doubt. , “Were you ever ij before mot | woke $a magintrate “shure, f don't Luow, yer anner What tine oes your anuer get upt"= fondou Answers, THE MAGNETIC NEEDLE. It le Quite Often Very Far From Boing Teve te the Pele. “True a3 Ue need'e to the pole,” lhe many soother populir xag lag, convey 4 fa distluct!y erroneous jipresson, Tu order ty keep iself duly Informed as fo the unfilthfutaess of the needle ty the pole, or, tuchul ats, the ‘variation of the coupiss” fete the true porth, our goverment minting a division of tetrestrl targnctest Not an’s doed the taagnetl® needle ary at dufcrent places, but the vaaha thon chinges oat sear te sear ond even ntdltotent tines In the diy. On magnets <utvoy cteatte thas plieoe whieh ata pull ut thie (ie the same auneunt of vail on nte coanect eel by What f4 Known ag nn fs conte or equal varlitioa tne ‘Through these polaté on the trap le whee there f4 ne Sarl ition of the weed from the te north a Hoe kena as the azoule pases, Tron deposits and inenutaln ronges modify the action of the unkown Canes of the porbel ap varhition and attise these Enos ta Lev orie even mote crooked that those with math egal femperatiires, known ag fothernal tne Tozonte chirte may he accurite to day and fail of small orrore inn few deard ‘The famous Miso and Dixon's ling between Pennayvanty and Mary Land, whtle was nurveved In the yeats 1743 te 178%, was sun by the stare and not by the needle, a great pioce of foresight In that day, [Ct had beea survey by the compass in 2800 it would hive shown « deviation in somy places of (wo miles, and had the Une been run by uncorrected compass a hundred sears later, In 1900, the varia. tlon would have reached nearly nine- teen miles to the south ond the rich coal flelds wf two Marylind counties would have heon thrown Into Penus31 vania, ‘the discovers of the magnetic needles xhortoulucs Is Uelleved to have been made during the royage of Columbus, ‘The dis lusure constitutes a high tribute to the sclentitie percep: Hons of (lat day, even theagh it spread constern tian ationg the ships’ crews —ILarper's. | PAGANINI HELPED HER. ‘The Great Violiniat Didn't Play the Miser on This Occasion. The foilewing story places Paganinl In & better Hght (hiv thit musical nilser wits aecustomed to appear, And really ene fs led te wonder which Is the true Paginial-the misc or the Kind artist sbeing hs talent ty assist a Poor xervant chil One metoing th maid whe waited on hin in Barly tame te hun, weeping, and told how her tover bad been conscripted and sont away to the war, and she, of Course, wus too poor to buy a subst! tute for bint Paganial resolved to mid te gtr) and tool a wnbyue way te do It He pro eied a wooden stive and so fashioned Ie that it could be strung up ant played bhe wt file ‘Then he adver: Used that he woufd given concert aut Eliy Use yueros on the sielln and sve on a Woolen shee, Of course this stringe atanomeement drew a good heuse ‘The velinist bid given the git ichets fo the conceit, and after it way over he weal fo her, utd, pouring 20.00) frinew Into hee Lap, he told her that she cothl now purehase a substitute for hier awerthert and with the re Dituder set up heuseherplag. Me alo gave her the woolen shee thit had brousht hee suea geod fortune und DM her to seth it OF course this ent ens Instinuent beenht her a gandly Mim, Which eles tabled te the amount whieh wis ta bring her damestle hip nase W Princes Gites fn Anee dote sof Creat Musi tina” Wanted Regular Work. A fer tand hed worked In the fold from dawn Ul darkness, duis the chores by Hunter baht Pin geing by anit he et to ele farmer at tne etd of the month Sou promised me DT stegeehy tate! | Well deven't yon get mney wes the astonistist sep Iv De sta the tian sthere are thes en dod Toure every tight Unt § don't Hate qasthtug ta abe aunt food ang dae kway ole ping” 4 gens Magazine, a nol A Gentle Hint. *But look bere, sulp.” sald slong ay. you havent put ny jenhets bn these Nousers What staemittter with sane! eg, Me shaggy bepbed tt Porm ot Mothed, fb was galas to sung Reot Mar Da case sou ater had way thing to pat dite thent you sent it ny to ty 1 Le pe fot gon! —Mapers | Weehly Not True ta Life, Hew very few statues tere are of [Pea wemen* Vest Ws Hand to ger ther ty lock Hight 1 dow wast 4,28 wontin remitting StU sind aay. ing nithing doesnt seers true to life’ Veltistun frites capt His Cursossty. Stranger-L nethed your advertise. jmeut In the paper chile morning fort Gain fe rota fperted canaries, Pras [rrictor of Tid mtoe Yeo elt, Are [seu looking for the Job! stranger - Hah wa Lomerety hol a urleslty to bnew how the canities lost thelr tulls} Nat Worth Flathereina Abaut. Customer Confouml yon, (hata a plece of myen Rather Only q small Uit, elr: not suttcfent to affect the ‘eur. fng!=Tonton Opinion, Look not mournfully Into the past; tt comes not beck agsin. Whale im- Farm and Garden WASTE IN APPLE POMACE. Hand Fresses in Ordinary Vee Von Get Out Half the Sugar. “Johuny, come along, You've beer no bad I'm going to lock you up ta the cellar.” “Why, ma, you wouldn't bare any bad apples down cellir, would you?” “Certainly nut." “Only guod apples go down cellar, don't they?" “Of course.” “ta it the good apples or the good celtar that makes the bad boy good?" Here ma's patience became es- bausted and Jobnny was not only hustled down to durhness, but be get something that kept hia warm down there for a long the AMl of which leads up to the polot tbat an apple collar should be the thiiest aud sweetest corner of the buuse, Nothing else should ever be stored to It, Its walls should ot least be twenty Inches thick, and It should bave abundant windows to be kept open all summer to draft of air and kept en- Urely free of any decay. There abould be no moldy boards nor any smell of mildew; fo other words, the alr should be Ot to breathe, When the apples are stored the draft should be stopped, and when steady cold sets in }ou should shut the cel- Jar tight, and let It stay closed until May. You can place such a cellar as this conrenleatiy under part of your barn, possibly, or under your carriage house, only there shuuld be no stable adjacent, The foor vrerhead should becovered with autumn lentes, spread thickly. The thermometer all winter should atand at about 33—Just above freering. Put your apples In sbatlow bios; ce- me oy ey . oe “a oe EER 7 a = ca pat) Pt en re : aS AY ¢ 5 ® ae ide x Sot ze b= i. on’ £ _— ae ~ 3 aod Ly ee —_ e Sr Re ha nae ony ees et RE es oon ke Me AE RAE WY Caewt Stet oo aX INPANT APPLE ORCHABD. ment to the flour to keep out rats, and Af barrels are used set them up some what from the Hues, Of courte every ape KowE on the farm WEE net be worth putting down cellar, but the tuwer quuliiles are worth gulng file cider If they could be ao thotothly pressed ay to extract all the suger iustead of leasing a big proportion of It in the poms tee, “Three poands of engin ty a busbel of apples Ix a hich result with the or inary hand mille But with ao eighty tun bydraulty preas | have bern able to revover four gillond of fale Com fifty pounds of fruit, double the quintiy t could recover with thy bund mills, and set Fett dn the pp abeut 1 per cent bf the Jule.” says Profesor WoO Alwood of the Uulted Stites depart miont of Herb uttue *Practhally 2h per cent af the totil welght of apples went ct in pama ev, or from te 8 per cent ef the xngar With the best power mllty unter a muost etficlent working «ystent it ly Cor Liln tbit pricilaalty 5 pet cunt of atts ap de throws ont fi phe potnaee “Phere are something Eke 5000 bushels of apples worked up crery crop year In New York state dbune Lor byprodvets If we assume thit 2% per cent ef this fiutt wil be left AY pormAce We WHE Waive mhout Gayo, OD ponnils of pomace, Which Will Lon filo SoM pounds of susan, or 1olk tong Linta callectet fur 140y fudivate that this qmautity ef pouniwe is pro duced and thit S per cent of thls pomace Is aucun, ‘Pam not able to telt how much of this pomae ty whelly or purtiills lost, tor Gan | tail pratsely how: tu recover all the suzar it cuntuing, a4 thid fuvestication bis Just been began, fot T watnt to eangeh istae this den, teat INS Eine tone of sugar, Hf recuvesed wrould in they 100009 gallony ef vine gir, WALA Weld gon long way tow are Piging the epeuar of mauaging the Ferhard tne of the largest manufec turery of wiuezar fu the state told ine Prevently tit he etpeeted pure cider vinegar to vo to tO cents wholvsale fm the west (we rears | “te regard to the large amount | Hake real rose out Im tbe pomser a | wane, [bare never get sven a many | ftetecr ror a fariner whe bundled this | Pomme no 9 to recover aearly al | the nagar tert im it ‘Thousands of ton: of peasace are threwa @ut witbout th | pNAntest ntieumpt bee mode te re ‘cover Phe sisur reme people put I bck om the nell, DUt It ougbe wot te |b put oe tao soll at sil eatll wel rotted. “It has been well established that 1 can be successfully uned fer caitle food In Bragce and Unglaad it ts fed very sucessfully, Vermont and Manat chusetts experiment stations hase alae experimented with it and fer severa See nn ia la ie eal vy Cen epee Se SPLENDIO MILK COOLER. Only Homemade Construction Neoded, Pave Fer Bell in @ Beaton. Pays rer Sev in &@ Seaton, Here I¢ sbown a iultk cuvier that is very easily constructed by any one and will repay Its cost many tines over in @ season's tse, A bos form Is con- structed of the size you wish the out: alde of the eveler ty be; the Inside fs made fa the swine manner only about elght luches smat'er so a4 to allow for & four Inch wall tw the tank or cooler on all sides ‘The conrete t9 tized, one part portland coment to five parts of sand and gravel, and the bottont of cooler laid first; this way be three aod one half or four inches tht h, as you Py RK = Peres Se peateeds (eed te Pee NM Il abd tee nee gies Bee Te Me pe esanth ESL Se PETER Heh Swe A COOLER Fott }¥#k¥ DalkY. desire, The tox form for the Inside Is ‘then net upon (his floor or bottom at 2a equal divance from the outside form on all four sides and the con- crete for the walls placed and tamped down. At ove end the wall ts slightly lowce In center to provide for an over: flow, as shown. The tank should be bigh enough so that when filled with water it wil be within two or three Inches of the top of milk can, and, aa the water fs constantly changiog, the milk can be custed very rapldiy, ‘The cooler may alxo be built slightly larger to allow for ice to be packed around the cans when [t ts desired to hasten the cooling provens. SILOS ENLARGE FARM. No Nood te tncreace Acreage te In- crease Preductiveness, A notable fenture of this year's ag: riculture is the Increase In silo build: fog One macufacturcr states that he has sold over 4,300 allos, and no doubt all manufacturers have done a bigger business then ever before. The short- age of bay has had a goot deal to do with this, of course, but aside from that the silo has been stendily growing in favor fer years There fs at pres- ent a marked temlency to utllive the silo for summer feeding, One acre of coru stored in a silo ts the equiratent of sereral acres of pas- ture, It never dries up and ts always rendy to fecl. More silos and smaller ones, allowing a part to stand until aummor, afl be the future polley of men who want to enlirze their farms without ad ling to their nerenge. The silo Will Help to mike mere bIg Uttle farms. It 1s part of the policy of putting one farm on top of another that ts usuMly called advanced farm- {ng oF intensive agriculture —National Stockman and Parmer, Pail of Sand Good Friend. Alwiys keep bindy a paltut of clean xind = Nothing 44 more ueeful shout the house. It cleans rusty just plunge a rusty knife or toot Into the rand revert! timed and see for youre relf. ‘hen, If a prin of grease on the Atuse starts to blare, don't duuve the atove with water and run out of the Aiichea s renming for Hen, of Joe, or Be Use cut Tt ntotiers the ble quichly, dissl: pites the moe, and fasted of Inislug up the stave, aa Would water, It avally eloins tt, Don't thie. away a punctured water bag aa bene useiers ‘Try filling 3 with sand heated ina ple plate or shillow pin, Live send wilt retin hett a tong tine, and for every: prictienl purpose wi. by found as ood ay hot Water. Perieeeea estas etd sassia ts % EVERY ONE TO HIS LIKING. q ; A farmer and a town man exe | changed places for a week. “It / was terrible,” said the farmer ; afterward, “t couldn't stoep a wink on account of the street . care, motorcycles and automo. - biles.” “rit never tery that again.” said the town man, “The ' roosters and the cows and the ) squealng pigs kept me awake every might” Sodeted td deer decd A Poultry Pickings. A bent whe hook, whl the end Lev toned Inte an etd bream lente, Iva Lindy nithte ty crteh a dows conning we linge Wathen Uitte pristice cae Caress ent hoa fu. with thls hook Liteth tye the bteeding pens, If yet have aut already doe ae, tearing the mate Dr ty fie the the ka antl after molting sets a ML Us petlod of the ger the tak wil do better unmiated Stronger clicks ean ter prawn by starting worn cemmetebil chiek feed Plreed herare there so thes ean hetp themselyed at wld bhls feed fs com posed of a yanetr ef ering aunt seeds, principally hue} oats wheat and corn crashed (ue, Ivethr corn, mbtet, ete The chicka alow d he sewed a goed sitet run (ut tiust be alwys suppiled with green food, charcoal, ait and oye ter shelt ‘Qhe demaul for dresned fowls fapidty Increasing, und poultiy ralxers are Gading ft profitable to prepare their fowls for tho murhet. Help ie the home hav tome quite a previems Garieg reeut yeirs, and mont city people prefer buyiag fowls already Greed. It 1s ty tus siterest of the farmer to get the best pries for bbs fiawis, ond jf the traée is wilting te a a as hn endian cialibe. aes SMALL ENGINE, u1d HELP. ° Performa Manifold Duties en Farm From Spraying te Churning. Aside from using Lhe gasoliue engine for pumping water the farmer must consider that tt can be barucased to abuse, with which be any sprinkle the Jawa, fower Leds, truck patch aud garden, eepectaily in cate the neather tune extremely dry and hot Vny eptiukling at a critical period might save n whole senruus work frum being thrown awas, Its use ats a epriyer for destroying pests To the ponttry house enn readily be seen, and as itis puitable it can be ued in applying tly repellent to ire Bloch, spiajins the potuto patch and orchard trees, It cau also be used to lay the disagreontlo dust tu the lots wear the tine and burns, With the hove attachment the pump engine con be used tn cleaning out ithy hog trouzhs and foul water tanks, and the muddy wagon and auto moblia can te inore thoroughly aud quickly cleaned olf by it than by any other method, while the overworked housewife will find it a great labor anter, espectitiy in scalding out the milk and cream cans after using it for churning butter A BIRO OF A ROOSTER. Owner Refused $2,000 For ifm at Madison Square Garden Show, Some Idea of the value of a well bred bird {s derived from the fact that after ethibiting the champion Harred Pism. outh Rock male at the Madison Square Garten slow Mr. Bright, the owner, refused an offer of $2,000 for bim. Questioned as to the truth of this report by the Country Gen- tleman, Mr. Bright sald: “I was offered that sum sure enough and was rather startled myself—so much #0 that I was tempted to ask the one who made it with what kind of money he intended to pay me. 1 knew (hat tt had taken mo thirty sears to produce thie bird and that ff I wished to con. tiaue to Improve my stock 1 could not afford to part with bim, so 2 refused the offer. “1 may bave beeu foolinh aud I may not, At any rate, fo eighteen months we sold $3 000 worth of birds and eggs Produced by the yard of which this male was the head.” Nine males, of which this one was the aire, sold for $100 each, and the eggs sold for $25 for thirteen, TWO WHEEL FODDER RACK. Easily Made at Home and Can Be Handled by One Man and Horse. Here fs a rack that is used for baul- Ing corn fodder, straw and many other things. Only tno wheels are used. These may be mowcr wheelx, They should be about one foot tack of the center of the rach, wo thit the front end will stay down on runners Bore a hole through the 2 by 8 side pleces = > oe WAUON HACK FO FODDER for acie ‘To heep fodder from resting on Wheels nmbe two siuple wheel hones, ay instr ited ‘this rack ‘a luw down and one man can toad It eiier (hin two cana bigh Bheeled wagen ft ly easy to pull, since the herwes are iltched low and take welght off runners Vor ordinirs ase ny tongue Iv necessary, though ft would be required If tho rich Were used on tey or sloep hills, . CHEAP FERTILIZER. Save the droppings from the poultry house. Fertilizer of equal value if bought on the market will cost you $32 or more aton, Tor the easier gathering and handling of this fertilizer a platform of boards should be placed under the roosts. This platform should be scraped clean at least twice a ween DPBEED ODS Od EE PEST Orchard and Garden. Laleachodt woot ashes sown broad- cast fa the on tend will prove bene tet a. ‘Tne whe hive Lie apy le erctirds are fortunate If thes hive evaporators for Ursus windfud uppies ‘Bhls ty a good “Way to UUilige Unsalible fruit und thus add {1 the profits of the oF shard ‘Yhe garden tea hes as caluatlo lee Bous on fitenstve Fated Mat bint fertitfiy and gomd cultivatlon make a sui) aie pruby oe bitge crops Why not adopt thls seston in fed craps? Latiice the pasture, reduce the beld aud ud dt) game p stits uw some deta sae and yeu may Ret wine pai ae to use befere wide Ter or ut bast soe plarts that yea Can PEt ont int amos or (he greene horse a month citer iid have lenince for ‘Thinks,iving ant Christina, Sow aie pat he bite dnd parhaje rye howe sour cHehen tare (or pasture In open diya diiig beamber aud in early epring With curtints aid gooseberrtes fall fe hotter than syaing ¢runing Come wei e 2 Koo Ls He leaves have pare tally fallen, trlmn ing out all droop. Ing branches to emaurage an upright growth After Ce bush fs trimmed and all geass, cats und weeds re moved monn up a Hetle, covering all exposed ruvilets, [hia operation serves as a fall heolug and fe much easter doue thea thin fu the spring, when the grins and weeds bave more [" Raiifienes Mall Waest 1S