The New Leaf from Effingham, Kansas • Page 2

Teachers Awarded Cei liicntcs! County Tcnchers. by the County Examiners. The county examiner for certilicates have The following is a partial list of the teachers employed in the county schools lor the ensuing year: The Effingham Ph armacy certificates to forty-nine persons out of the seventy five who took Obituary. Mrs. Martha Alice Saxton was born near Greensburg, Westmoie-lud county, Pennsylvania.

Feb-ruary 2i 1840 Died July 8 1WI, at her home near Everest. Mrs. Sax-ton bad been a partial invalid for five years, suffering from diabetes from which she could never I These Bargains Enter Into The Big Basement Sales. the examinations at the close of KtTINiillAM J. A.

Stone, Principal, 8 $80 Ne'lie Murphy. 8 COOLER" HENU Anna Snyder, 8 $d). Jennie Allison, $(). MI-NIMTAII the mstitute: professions Jennie Allison, Muscotah. Alta M.

Harding-, Atchison. First Gkauk Mattie Weinman, Atchison. Cora Streeter, Muscotah. Margarete Heclitold. Atchison well, and ten days belore she died was attacked with acute indigestion and her heart She was married to Henry Saxton, Dec.

13 l. P. Wilson. Principal, $75. nireeter, ') -iS Josie Hybksman.

$55. 6 -2c Calico 5c Several months ago calicoes were advanced about to) per cent. All the standard prints that have been selling regularly, everywhere, will be in this big sale at 5f 7 -2c Toweling, 5c Heavy homespun toweling, makes good face towels or Bertha Wasson, ') $d(). LA Nt'AST Lola Allison. 8 $02 50.

iouij. the city of Atchison. He was a native of New York state. Six sons were born to this union, two died in infancy and ber husband died about three years $1 25 Oxfords, $1.00 A big lot bought ftr this sale. They are of solt black vici kid with patent tips.

An ideal summer lace oxford. They come in two grades. The $1.25 Oxfords $1 oo The $1.75 Oxlords $1.45 I'A Shirting 5u Stripe and check double fold cheviot shirting. The regular 7 JOc Cheviot, Extra 27-tnch cheviot shirting in splendid absolutely fast color stripes 8'jC Edith Carr. 8 $45.00.

Liny Miller. 8 OAK Mll.t.S M. McClurtock, 8 $45. ARRl.M.TlIN ne leaves four sons, three daughters-in-law and eleveu grandchildren to mourn her loss. Her ons are: Gates.

Archie and Charles, of Everest, and Edwin of Harrah. (Jkla. She lived in Atch-ison seven years after she dish towels; grades 5C Gregory, Principal, 12 I -2c Wash Plain color Amoskeair dress married. She moved on the farm where she died 4 years. The primary teacher has not been ginghams in short lengths to moved on it in 1807.

Th. i. 10 yard; K'ades 9c located in the northern part of Grasshopper township. Atchison employed. No.

5 Margaret Bechtold, 7 $55. LANK Ira Davis, 7 $55. WHITH CI.AV county. In early womanhood she united with the Methodist church, in which church she lived a con! 7 I 2Gingham, 5c Fancy colors of checks and plaids for aprons and chil-drens dresses; ginghams for 5c W. A.

LANDRUM, Proprietor Drr Oirram iruftan Ulr Cherry Chocolate Lemon Orange Pineapple Raspberry Strawberry Vanilla Clierry Lemon Orange Pineapple Raspberry Strawborry Vanilla frnJia Drinks. 3r Cherry Chooelate Lemon Orange -Pineapple Raspberry Strawberry Vanilla 3Jrr drain SniniWa lllr Cherry Chocolate Nut Pineapple Strawberry Emi Dritiko lDr Egg Lemonade Egg drink, any flavor above Egg drink, with ice cream any flavor, 15c Coco Cola 5c Dr. Peppers 5c Root Beer 6c Red Tame Cherry 5o Grape Juice 6c and 10c Ice Cream Plain 10c Mallow Ice Cream 10c aistent member until death. Mrs. Alta Harding.

8 $05. No. 53 Saxton was a woman of'sterling worth beloved by a large circle ot friends. Funeral services wer- Leslie Thompson. 8 $45.

NO. (,0 held at the house Friday afternoon 2tc Crash, JOc Striped homespun linen crash toweling, good weight, fine weaye, 12c grade 10c JOc Ginghams, 8'c Short lengths of stripe and check dress ginghams. Regular 10c Amoskeag Ttc Wash Goods, 5c A big table piled high. All new pat-terns. Some short lengths of 10c goods.

All go Bertha McPhilimy. 7 $55. July 'I, conducted by Rev. Fred SECOND llR.MJi: Martha Case. Hendena.

Anuia L. Ferguson, Atchison. Jennie Speck, iN'ortonville. Kacliel Ciillison. Atchison, Minnie Meyer, Nortonville.

Jessie Langworthv. Nortonville A. T. HerTellinger. Klhiigliaiii.

Jauey I'mlerwood. Atchison. Pearl Dickson, Atchison. Josephine Kirmim. Denton.

Ida Kirwan, Hendena. June Pattoti, Atchison. Norma Gregory. Atchison thikii Edith Kaymoiid, Atchison. Mrs.

L. L. Gregory, Atchison, Daisy Burke. Atchison. Carrie Bane.

Kaston. Daisy Jarrott. Atchison. Elizabeth Harris, Atchison. Elsie Dickerson, Atchison.

Mabel Keats, Horton. Owen Keccc. Horton. Nona Linley. Atchison.

Josephine Hegy. Atchison. Olive Miller. Muscotah. Elfreda Hagen.

Atchison. Elizabetha Lynn. Valley Falls. Belle Haminar, Muscotah. Hannah Keithline.

AtchTson. Helga Bache. Atchison. Uess Hancock. Atchison.

Beryl North, Atchison. 1-elah Lovt-joy, Atchison. Kuth Long. Atchison. Helen Cousidine, Atchison.

W. R. Garrison. Atchison. W.

G. Gillilatid. Atchison. Ella Hotie. Leavenworth Mabel Sicotte.

Leavenworth. Vioiete Aylor, Atchison. Helen Kellcy. Atchison. Minerva Horton, Atchison.

Anna Hansen, Atchison. Edith Barker. Atchison. Notice A camp meetiuir beirinnin.r ii NoKKSINGKH Benson, of the Methodist church ot Everest and th Hrii Vera Snyder. 8 $15.

t. a I II Mt. Vernon cemeter at Marsh-Wright. The following item taken from SHANNON Ellrcda Hagen. 8 $4i 50.

1KKMAS Kalph Pfouts. (. $10. SHANNON II 50c Damask, 35c Extra wide, full bleached, satin Knish table damask. The regular 50c quality 10c Toweling, 7 1 2 Steven's heavy, brown, all-linen crasL toweling.

18 inches wide; a yard Toilet Soap Pure, daintily perfumed toilit soap. Our regular 5c soap. Put up in a box. Bars 25c the paper at Covina. California.

will be of interest to the manv Orpha Proctor, 7 $50. flint; ham Iriends of Miss Dorothv Marsh, the beautiful and accomplished niece of Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

now at 5C 35c Damask, 25c full width cream or bleached table damask, good weight. Our regular 35c grades. I'ARK PLACK Hilda Madden. 'I $55. MONROVIA Anna Miller.

Principal. 8 mo Murphv who formerly lived here: ueorge r. Wright ol Kansas Citv and Miss Dorothy Marsh, of Winnie Lee. 8 $40. Covina.

were united in (Continued on page 4i We Refund Railroad last Saturday in Los Angeles. The bride is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy of Center street, and has many friends here. The wed- Ira Sanders Harman-Price.

Amnion will have their Old Settlers picnic Saturday. August Mr. Harry 1'rice and Mis Clara 14. The Ktlinjihain Merchants tiarman. of lirhnirham.

Kansas ding was something in the nature of a surprise to Covina acquaintances. After a short stay in Covina. Mr. White will take bis bride to Kansas City, where they will make themselves a home." baud has been engaged to play for were married by Probate Judge the event. uoafres, at Paola, Tuesday after noon July 13.

A Nir.HT Run Tha Wind Mills Pumps and Tanks. Tin Work Well Cleaning and Wind Mill Work. Telephone 78 Effihoham Kansas 3uth closing Aug 8 will be held it J. J. Speck, a prosperous farmer.

Mr. Price has been working- at aloes pill. They raid' your bed to Atchison, Kans. who resides in Nortnnuin. cmngnam, and there became ac Jiuscotah, Was.

Evangelist Win. A. Burch, of Detroit, Mich, will be whose fine farm is alone tin- quainted with the lady who became ruu you or rest, ptol so with ur. Kind's New Life Pills. They never dtstressor inconvenience, but always cleanse the system, curing Colds, present assisted by a corps of.

his bride this week. They came Stranger in Atchison county, has ministers. All Christians invited to Belleville Suudav for a vi.it i io acres ot wheat and 40 acres of ncauacne, constipation, Malaria, at all druggists. to come and work for the salvation Account National Encampment li. A.

K. Salt Lake City, Utah, August Oih to 14th Missouri Pacific will sell tickets Aug 5th to 8th in. with the groom's parents, Mr. and oats in the shock, and is waii.no of the lost. fimtprl.

for the first dry SDell. and the Mrs. J. A. Price, and drove to 1.1 uc granted priveleL'e of ioinimr Poala Tuesday alternoon.

Wells threshers to come along. He has church of their choice. A few weeks ago Montgomery. Ward sent out advertising contracts to a lot of country papers, but ever? one of them evidently, except one. turned tbem down aa we have not noticed but the one advertise, ineut in any of the county papers.

We wonder how many country merchants appreciate this anrt DR.COE'S dusive with final return limit thirty days from date of sale $20.40. vine U'obe. The bride is the youngest daughter ol Mr. and Mrs 225 acres of clean corn, 05 acres of alfalfa, fine as silk and ready for the second cutting, a ton and a Rev. L.

Pcttus. Will Johnson, who is om. n. J. IS.

Selby, Agent. lirothcrs II LOOATB0 AT ttti nantiaa, ol Effingham and best tanners in the is well known here. The irroom is neighborhood and bears solendnl a baker in the Harman Bakerv hall to the acre beiug the prospect. He expects three cuttings and a seed crop. This and his -to acres of timothy will give them a big hay accordingly.

Livery aud transler work prompt-'y done by Albert Tucker. Prices reasonable. Cloyd Smith ol Huron, visited! with relatives in town Sunday. STRICTLY FIRST 'CLASS IN EVERY They will make their home ii Launch HOLliSO reputation out there, says that he started to plow his corn belorc the late rains, and when thcr came he Kfurjgliam. I am ready to write vour insurant Mrs.

T. C. Honnell died at tier at any H. Tucker. crop.

Lilooe. Mrs. Ed Phillips and children stopped a half day and when he home in Everest. Friday afternoon went out in the held the next di. aner an illness of more than i went to Wichita Monday morning RESPECT PARLORS FOR LADIES r.OOD FURNISHED ROOMS OVER month.

She was 05 vears nlri Best INVAI ir A unuc the weeds had grown so high he could not tell where he had left off and was compelled to start over to visit relatives. Mr. Phillips started for Kalispel ou a later The funeral services were helH at the home Sunday afternoon and train, where he will register tor again. i toe Dig government land drawing tne remains were buried in the OI'KN DAY AND NKiHT Mr. and Mrs.

James FrpolaMH I Kennekuk cemetery. and daughter. Edna, of Kingman. and will take in the Yellowstone Park and the Alaska-Yukon exposition at Seattle before he WfLDEfU HOTFI Mks. M.

G. Davis. Proprietress THE BRICK ONE. HnLFIBLOGK SOUTH OF DEPOT Mrs. C.

K. Green is not so well are visiting with Mrs. Kreeland'a this week. sisters. Mrs.

John llaiiion and Mrs. 123 South Third St. Koisoii, KunauH returns. He will return by the Any ladv can ui a nomer ruman in Enim-ham this Orfesleed wilt a fuu aisa MT.I.Iao. aai iHUTt aoout (or scoomaodsUss of sstlents.

Of'" Prrfrmud milt DISEASES OF WOMEN Zi fwotses. Ussy who her. lor Tear, ouroasthooio. Special oook lorwoaios rREt? ou" WiMmJ Iifmlmr tmmmi. A mmt Mmttl wll, IskIU ImI nil, Ouaraaiae.

Send for Special FHEK Bonk New niUiriUvt treatment for loia of Vital Powr. H-drooele, Rupture, Stricture, eta CRIPPLED CHILDREN sulked. Trained tteaiiasla. "'T OOIt ON Lung, Skis, Her. Lip, 1 Bladd.7.

fplleper. Cet.rrs. Blood s.d Biomsck Troubles, Nsrrous OImmss. Orin" Coffea ttrainr week. southern route and take in various pjints ol interest in California on the way.

Mrs. Nora Miller, of Bakersville. Shoop, Kacine, Wis. Send no money. Simply ask for the "No-Drip" Coupon priveleirc.

civinc- vour nam. Miss Laura Honnell and Jennie Smith, spent Sunday in Nortonville with friends and r. R. O. R.

PRESTON Optometrist. Ohio, ia visiting her sister. Mrs. L. latives.

and address. Dr. Shoop will also send free hia new and very interesting little book describing Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee. Health Coffee ia such a close imitation of real Coffee, that it rt'fiuir a A i i i.

Hawk, north of lirhugham. Sunday Mrs. Hawk gave a dinner Frank Hawk returned to all of her kin in honor of her Office with Dr. Preston, sr. Eyes refracted and glasses properly fit.

No fee charjjd for testing vision frames and latltes ordered. All work guaranteed to be satisfactory. Topeka last week where he under went an operation. He is much 1 icu tne oinerence Aj neither ia there grain of real coffee in it. Made from pure toasted grains, malt and nuts, its flavor mil ii.i i.

i- oetter. I. trvpa oi aomo v. all. Coataltalloa fro and oooddonllsl.

at sua or loiur. Thirty oarV .17 fl'ler aera slssbl.uleraaaUea. Call al (Ho! or vriM sister. Wilbur Hawk came out from Atchison Saturday night to attend it. Miss Muriel Beatley went lo Hiawatha Tuesday niorninir.

to Get the habit and hire vour cAwiiiiuiy gratifying; No tedious boiling either. fin II MC (II Wi.auTT.. livery teams ot A. W. Mulligan.

wi mi vvk minute, says ur. ellioop. Write today for the book and "No-Drip" Coupon visit her sister a lew da vs and I'ain can be easily and quickly stopped. Pink Pain Shoop s-stop Headache womanlv Dk. mabbs Dentist Teoth Extracted Without Pain All Work Guaranteed Over H.

Berlcson's Clothing Store. EFFINGHAM attend the Chautauqua. Good Fertile Farm Well worked, will always brino; in a incouie to the farmer when he yamers his harvest, -and we have some of the richest and finest farms in the country, for sale cheap and on easy terms. Schoenecker Bros. Killarney, pains, any paiu.

anywhere, in minutes sure. Formula on the vour or doctor about this formula it's line. Sold Mrs. T. ii.

Smith ot Huron, visited with her mother, Mtb. Belle Btgley, Saturday and Sunday. Joe Logan, of Carthage, was in Effingham Mondav trans vy an druggists. Physicians and Surfeons Eff INGHAM CflMP JOS, R. P.

R. acting business. Physician and Surgeon I.ifh inn nnn Moders Woudmrn nf Amr. UiBc ortr Mini Banii of Etingba ouiCBtlSIS OSVe found In a re va 1 60I Conimeroftl St. MundaiH of sacli mums.

OftlCC 14 MeisKlK.ii -Well. on, Kansas bones of men, who lived 1M0.0OO years mrmwri miter camps Mrdiall; isvited lo attend. Ktpetjial aiiPiitiuit irirrn tu dlttiMi of ore was to constant danger front wild lua.ly a.j. pm-iu, v. c.

W.P. FeffelBii.er Clark. I'roiupt Aliention tu All CalU-Hy ur Nitfbi vwt mc danger, as shown by A. W. lirowu of Alexander, Is largely fromdeadly disease.

"If it had been for lr. King1 New mi hi. 1. s-s-ssssssssasa I DR. HENDERSON I I III I.

SI! all I an R. J. PRESTON we, i could nut have lived." he Weak Kidneys "siitTering as 1 did truut a severe luoc trouhli. anrl Physician and Surgeon Oficels Uajr Raildlaf. PSuas CSBtrsl.

The Difference between a dollar saved and a dollar spent is just two dollars. Did it ever occur to you that way? It's worth thinking- about. Another difference is the feeling; you have afterward. The dollar saved gives you a feeling; of real pleasure-it may call for a little sacrifice for the time being- but after-ward you feel better for having denied yourself-and the dollar is still yours. That is the nice thing about having money in the bank-you have saved it-it la still yours-you can have It when you wish.

We make it a part of our business to urge you to have a bank account-have an account at this bank, for it not only helps our business but yours more so T. J. Bohanpon, President. A. E.

May hew, Vlce President. t' c-L. Cummlngs, Cashier. State Of Effingham Capita! Stock $20,000.00 Surplus $13,500.00 nai.au I i K1IS1S CITTx Mil. cure Sote Lungs.

Colds, obstinate Coughs, and prevent Pneumonia, its ttedtiua Ites to tbe irestmsat ul Catsrrab ul Niim, Throat sud Ear. Also IO $1.00, Guaranteed bv T.t.i treated. AtgthenaeSkTibe at. i tlihid ISST, fitsi. rZSita Chronic.

Rinrou xnrl bottle free. Sold by all druggists. ivsm wipaiif me.llt.ins to rSn? lh Sen WM 01 uy nnimMJXS1' foe FH. WHITE, Physician and Surgeon Puoueei-OISca No. 31, Hosee No.

UH t.r terms, cauuuiiu bis i.kj 11 ersssi. Electric Seminal All kinds of Electric sad Rsr Work mmq nydrocelo and bli is sB litsieu or Liquid stid sue what It can sud U1 doturfou. fcnujsui itauuuueud sod kU Kjee Hrooerlj Tesledaad Gtseses rillsd Clla promptlji ssawerad da or sigbt huissV. "7 pimpiea ana Dentist Dr. Shoop's oeleiy, ate, tot Ufa.

I atop Bitters Succeed when everything farts. In nervous prostration and femala weaknesses they am the supreme remedjr, as thousands have testified, STOMACH TROUBLE It la th best medicine ever (old III in I wttsooi ssis Varicocele ssrsssusnuy wHhaM plli SVDhilis. Tl "rrlkle llaesM Is ClnW tlsnia aaiauU nrVt BOOK bstk mi-w p.lu, truu tu ink tt. I anullis asltas Xussua AsAToav sos Has. a-v at a.

I aiajfTS Krlla sslsris mai treatthes weak sad asah. jou ai for l.sd StrlCtUra Ksdiesll. tarM wits 1 JL. Isfclllbl. Horn and Glt Eniriham, Kansas H.

WOODS. Dentist; Office over Stats Bank Effingham, Kansas iiostorativo oe pa s. no over a oruggist counter. "i aaaiaa. 5 v.f-...