The Logan Republican from Logan, Kansas • Page 7

For thorough- bred Duroc Jersey mala hoita: Lee Schesser aud family of Tribune, came down lust THE OLD CROSS-ROAD By Byron Williams. Mr. H. Spiegle and family of Ii gau drove over to this city last Saturday to take the for Alliums but was too late for the train, so they drove there. They drove on to see the doings of the last day of the Almeua Street Fair.

We aio in receipt of the Ores den Sunllower this week Vol. 1 No. 2, edited and Published by Jno. Shelley a neat I column qimrto well patronized by the business men of Dresden. We wish Pro.

Shelley success in his new tield of labor. 'y i- It -it California and Pacific Northwest One-way second cIif Cnlnnis! (ir-Vefa on sate daily via tlift Kmit Island to tha West and Northwest: Sept. 1 to Oct. 31 (roni Ka.lHU.s Ci! and nrfirly nil poind in Kaunas, Nrhrnska and Oklahoma. Tirkrla Kvd in Tourist siprp-ing rnrn upon pay 'Writ of lerili rain.

Makefile trip this Full to tlie Land of fruit and Flowers, or to tlie bustling I'acific Northwrst, Ask fir ropy of mir Tourist sleeping car fulJer and full particulars. Address J. A. STEWART, Carat Aal P.mu.r Hack Uul Im, KANSAS CITY. or call on local agent.

BERT BROWN, Agent Rock Islnnd Lines PRAIKIE VIEW, KANSAS 1, Prairie View News. By A. F. WALKER. 1 (leliiciiroil unit the Hiimae roil Arc iioi id hi 1 ul 1 1 1 iiiniy, a Im, tniiii a ihiiwuy Hlraia 51 1 )' cross road way! Tn lie my lintel o'er tlie rork strews tl la-It Anil on lo t'nele lull's Tli I Is lilc hi a nnriiillHO 'I'liat thrill ami ihilils am) thrtllsl Oh, for Mlfl Inil to keep nty heart A 111! Willi tohh i-oiul Joy, ft Inrenao pure of the days when I Was Juat a country boy! Copyrts; Comci will) mo liy iho old rrnss Thnt In I'ticlc Ilill'H, lovn thirt way a tlicaininiul IlllVil With jh'jum thill (itMl IiihIIIIm! Kullfiw tnc by (ho wiinlhtu rut Whom hnhy rahhilH play, lie.

iini I a hi tho Iiiinuit doll Wilh ht't)ok-HilaHlio(i nniiidiiay! Come with mo where, the moocowa ilrliik: Aye! drink unlo tlielr (111 pown tho road, pant tho ntuhblo field vlues the whip poor-wult Paint! Paint! weight loO lbs; price reasonable F. F. Cummings. R. F.

I). Xf- 1. Prairie View Mrs. (irtnvilie unci children returned home last Saturday (light from their visit with relative al Formosa, Not since 1XU liave we had any drouth that compares with the one we hive now. Notwithstanding tin) fact that we have had no rain since the middle of line our farmers will have Home and there will be a lot of feed if properly taken care of.

Die conditions of ibis country are so far in advance; of the early settlement that we can stand a drouth and not have to have irid. We have grown big enough and strong enouirh take caro of ourselves. While we deplore tlie loss of crops wo should thank the Lord that he has thus far prospered us for by this he shows us our dependence upon him who rules all things. A Rock Island train beat a saiiftage grinder last Friday. Ari extra going east struck a bunch of hog belonging to Dave Cap-stick, two miles west of this city and pulverized of them so that section foreman Gillard could only tell by tli4 number of heads found how many were killed.

They were all young hogs about KX) pounds each. 0. Vermaas returned from Ne braska last week, after fin absence of a mouth. He reports lots of rain and good crops around Hoi. land where he visited.

John Havs, one of Marion Hays' boys fell ubon a knife last week, the blade entering the riiht side just below the ribs and penetrated the lung. His condi tion is reported very critical. t)an Palmer was in town Mon day. He reports that he has a ttood crop of -corn and he was wearing an extra smile on account of a fine boy born to them that morning. Martin Keever of Jennings, visited his daughter, Mrs.

(iar- berson here last week, returning homo Saturday night. D. W. Hrown showed us a check in favor of Thomas Willi ains who lives northwest of Al- tnena in settlement of his claim for insurance on loss of his grain that was burned in his barn four wet-La ago. This is a quick settlement.

Postmaster Sprague has started the foundation for a new poBt office building which will be built entirely of cement. It will be 20 xiJO. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thomas are rejoicing over a little Miss Thomas No.

2, bora to them last Monday morning. )r. Van Diest w-8 iu attendance. John iioogaart was in town Monday, helping put iu a cement sidewalk iu front of his father's residence. A big sprinkling of our people went to the Logau Jubilee this year.

W. W. Pariah, a life insuranoe agent from Concordia is doing a little business in this vicinity this week. A rt v55 State Bank. Does A General Banking Business.

week to visit the home folks. He reports their crops out there better than here and thinks they have a better fanning country than we have Wo are glad to note the prosperity of that new country and hope their ambitions may be realized. He informed us that Henry Ross had bought another 1 (1 acres joining his homestead so that lie now has a fine haif section. Mr. Sohessor drove thro with his team in a cor.

ered vehicle. 1 hey lire going back the til'sl of tlie week to take care of their hay crop. Dl'Kor khskys-- I have a line herd of boars, lit) head cf the best strains to select from. Will Bell reasonable. Wm Navis.

12 R. F. 1). Long Island. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Mi.ell arrived here last Monday evening for a few days' visit with Pa and Ma Walker. They had been up to visit his people north of Or. leans and came here before going to their home at Clayton, They took dinner with Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Smith on tiie way down and report them all well. Miss Minnie Reusink was quite seriously hurt last Sunday while on her way home from Sunday school. There were a number of teams together and it seems the head team stopped to let some one out at Nyland's and the teams commenced to back and the young lady jumped out of her buggy. Albert DeJong's team which was still back of her in the liHckiug up broke the tongue out if his buggy and ran away, going right over Miss RensiuU and knocking her down. She was bruised up pretty badly but the doctor thinks not seriously.

(J, llarbers and John Rusink returned from the'r Minnesota visit last week. They report a nice time and good crops I tit a little too much rain. They might send a littlo of thoir Htirplus down here. have not had a good rain since June. Mr, and Mrs John Perkeley returned home last week Wednesday.

They had been out visiting their daughter and family at Devises, Mrs. O. K.its arrived safely home from Kurope last week Thursday, She will visit awhile with her children. She has not decided whether she will go to house keeping again or not. She and her son John were in town last Saturday.

Mrs. H. ti. Craven is on the sick list. Among those who attended the Sunday School convention at Logan were Pert Poeve, John, (Jar- ret and Minnie Kusink, John Sohru and Dora Harbors, Wm.

Poogaart returned from his trip to Decatur county last week and reports the crop out there about like it is here, some good fields and Rome entirely gone up. T. EngleBinan of Long Island was in town Satuiday trading with our merchants. Goetleib A hmou of Logan was in this city last Saturday and re ports it pretty dry over jn Wolf Creek. Brother Jones of the Long Is land New Leaf in his issue of last week gives us a little putf about their good hog market on account of the teams lined up on their streets during the day.

We have 70U beat by a city block Pro. Jones. Our teams can't all get in. in the day time, bo they haul all night. Pesides Long Island must have run out of hogs for we saw eight teams come to our town last Saturday morning and haul hogs the territory just west of your town.

Come over and see a live town. Mr. and Mrs. John Koet'er have an 11 pound hoy born to them on the 23rd. Dr.

Jeurink the attending physician reports a For Houses, Porches, Floors, Roofs Barns, Wagons, Buggics, atul flacliiner. VAPNISHES. OILS, STAINS. FILH I PUSHES. The He Jong boys had the misfortune to brake their big drive belt on their steam thresher last Saturday while at John Sprik's.

They ordered a new belt, but it knocked them out of several days work. Horse shoe pitching at a dollar game gets pretty exciting. We have never grumbled any bat this looks very much like violating not only the state law but the city ordinance. We like to boo a nice game of ball or quoits but when it comes to betting money it takes the form of gambling and should not bo allowed. On last Wednesday night oc curred the death of P.

C. S. Lowe at the homo of his daughter, Mrs. (ieo. Farrell, near this city.

His death was duo to Uright's disease and dropsy. Mr. Lowe was one of the early settlers of this country and a highly respected citizen. We hope to be able to give his obituary in this issue. Thomas o.

Muilenburg are shipping in old corn and selling it to tho farmers at "2o. We would not be surprised if corn couhl be had for coiiiderable less money when we get new corn, as there seems to bo plenty all around us. J. P. Cox and wife and Mrs Joe Sharp were in town Tuesday and' wore accompanied by Mr.nnd Mrs lirady of who were -up on their wedding tour.

The bride is a half-sister t3 Mr. Cox. They left for Colorado Springs Tuesday evening. F. Pioedorn of Orleans Neb, who is interested in the lumber yard hero, arrived in this city Tuesday, He reports that the dry weather has shortened crops considerably in southern Nebraska.

L. K. Winner and A. F. (lob-hart of PhiHipshurg were in this city Tuesday.

They were inspecting tho lit burglar alarm uaod in the bank. Mr. Womer is in terested iu tho First National Hank at Phillipsburg ami they are going to use the same kind of alarm bo they came up to inspect the one here. They were very much pleased with it's work. I'nclo Henry Poland of Sanford was in town Tuesday.

He looks about as young as he did ten years ago and enjoy fairly good health. Win. Lindsey and son have just returned from a trip ill the Baud hills in Nebraska near Peukloiiiuu. They saw line crops up there, good pasture aud plenty of hay It looked fine eon. pared with this liurntd district.

Their potato and vegetable crops are fine. They thinK that it is a better country than this. Arthur Mi.ell talks some of putting in his Je.elry ofiiee here far a while at least. Mr. (iuikma who has been preaching in the Christian Re formed church at Luctor'will leave again next week.

He has made iiihuv warm friends during his short visit here. Henry Rus and John Ramak er left for (irand Rapids Michi gan labt Wednesday Aug. 2th to resume thoir studies at the Theological College of that place. They took advantage of the2-oeut furs law in the state of by boarding the train at Long Island. Rev.

Piob from Cawker City Kansas and Rev, Vamler Perge from Firth N'eb were at Luctor last Thursday to ittund to Boine church matters. Tlio lnrp'st and hoHt slock liuihliiix inatciial of all kimln, Posts and Tlie Fatuous IilaokHinitliinu; Tileinfor wolls. LitstH for than tin. Our Motto ist "A SQUARE DFAL FOR ALL" Tlie Bloedorn-Ililsabeck Lumber Company West-bound Time Card. C.

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HI Local 71.1 a. iii No. l-'asc I-'rt-ili p. ti No. 1'ast freight in.

No. y7 Kxprens. p. in. No.

Kxpress p. m. No. 'Jo Mail and Kxiret I.7:LI No. 7 liocky Mountain LimiU'il No.

nit Mail and Kxpress a. in Uast-bound Trains No. 2fi Mail and Express No. 0 Mail and Kxpress 7:1.1 a. in.

No. 8 Itoeky Mountain Limited in No. '211 KxprpMM p. ni No. 40 Mail and Kxprens 11:12 pin No.

04 Kant Freight a. m. No Fawt Freight p. No. 82 Loral Freight p.

in EidosWanted: We will pay you highest cash price for your hides. Brin them to me at the butche shop. Norris Wilson. List your farm with A. F.

Walk-r. We are getting up a list and will have it printed. Last Saturday was perhaps the dullest day this town has had for a long time. A good many of our oople went to Almena to witness the ball game between Prairie Vie and Logan. Our boys lost the game by a score of 1 to 2.

Mr. Allison Marshall of Moline was here four days of last week and Monday of this, setting tip the now pipe organ iu the new Holland church at this place. When this church is complete, Prairie View can boast of a church edifice that would do credit to larger town. Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Wilson close their lease of the Fansler hotel on Wednesday of this week and will go to Texas for a couple of weeks, will then return and will likely looata in Phillipsburg for the winter. They have won a host of friends during their stay among us and we are sorry to lose euch splendid neighbors. S1 Prairie View fm (fa J. J.Wii.troct, President, John Oakbeson, Cashier, Dirkctokh: McCroakey, li. W.

A. Kind all of i he lu the J. L. in this miction of tho Btate ami costs hut littlo more rwrntTwrl ltaWvfaVhaA your family ars aii you nd for the P. I.

GAY, Mgr. I Mr. FARMER! liy not treat your uumo ani-tiiM wv? Whv let thmu Bulfiir am' fall off a few words ovnr tho nhoiia voulu brinii nuruiion at onenT 1 trmt all di- m.i mill 1. bi II II When FV I in val 1 nn any of vhIii.i. ln-n Cattle )e-tlorned and VaLClnated VFUMAAS.

i wmm ir niiiiiiidialely. hhiiih vim at veiermarv HeanKii rominon ItoiiiHinhur ma to hurwn, and irii-iia ars rwwonolM. whan wanting any vtitorinary tu. In a Safe and Satisfactory MaiijO' THK VKTK.K1NAKV HUIW1KON Pralria View, Kanaaa, Prairie View, Kansas, Deer Creek Valley Herd forty head gilt for sale of the best also have a few tried bows, bred will sell that are worKi the money. considered.

Call ht the farm aud Of Duroc Jersey Swine. J. J- Wiltrout, VV. A. P.

he Jour, J. Jeurinlc Wiltrout, L. M. (iarbemon, M. Wiltrout, J.

8. Uarberson. considerate treatment accorded patrons. Lately re-orKauizd. One ttrongHHt banking lntitutlons county.

Forty head of boars and blood lines in the breed. 1 fc For early fall farrow, that 1 Price reasonable. Quality Price reasonable. Quality 1 see stock, or address BERT FINCH Prairie View, Kans. Jki'hink, Vice President, M.

GAHltEKSoN, Aits't insurBiice Frir fire or tornado see Uurberson. John whistling..