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BOSSEMEYER BRAND i 'OF CHICK FEEDS Chick Mash, 100 pound 50 Chick Mash, 50 pound sack, $2.40 Chick Mash, 25 pound sack, $1.25 Chick Mash, 10 pound .50 Egg Mash, 100 pound sack, $3.50 Egg Mash, 50 pound sack; $1.80 Egg Mash, 25 pound sack, $1.00 Chick Feed Scratch, 100 pound sack, $3.45. Chick Feed Scratch, 10 pound sack, ,40 Mash andFeed made from clean grain and sold under a Guarantee to the cool scenic MRS. HECTOR ALLEN Viola Loella Case was born in he state of Wisconsin August 6, 1871, and passed away at her home in Courtland township, Republic county, Kansas, May 9, 1926, aged 54 years, 9 months and 3 da 8. She was united In marriage to Hector Allen, December 24, 1890, at Formoso, Kansas. To this union were born eight children, Mrs.

Ida Landon of Formoso; Mr. Fred E. Allen of Courtland; Mrs.Meda Enery of Phillipsburg, Mrs. Leta Carlson of Courtland Mr. Lester Allen of Courtland; the three younger children, Cecil, Myrtle and Viola are at home.

Mrs. Allen united with' the M. E. church early in life. She lived ana died in the christian faith, frequently expressing a desire to go to Him who doethall things well.

She leaves to mourn her departure an aged mothtr, a loving husband, two sisters, a brother, her eight children, a like number of grandchildren, and a host of other relatives and friends. Mrs. Allen was paralytically stricken. in January, 1922, and since that time has been almost a continuous sufferer. She bore her afflictions without complaint and with remarkable patience.

Her mind seemed to be more on her home and family than on her own regions Eur West you can do at very seasonable cost SantaFe I ummer 1 1 mm TP Pure Bred License No. 283 Teddy 112503. Pure Bred Percheron Stallion well known in this vicinity, and Cruiser, Black Jack, White Points will make the season of 1926 at Excelsior Farm, 1 mile north and' miles west of Courtland. Service Fees $10 to insure colt to stand and suck. Service, fee becomes due if mare is disposed of.

Owners to be responsible for accidents to mares. JOHN C. SCHLUTOW, Owner in taiilornia.l Few of us can Isee all of our country's scenic beauties and points of interest, but by careful planning, it is possible to visit tli3 most Whether it be Colorado, Yellowstone, Coast, Great Lakes Region, St. Lawrence River Resorts, the Atlantic 0 Seaboard or other vacation spots, our Travel Bureau can advise you how to travel most economically and with the greatest comfort and convenience. The Rock Island will operate this season "Personally Conducted-All-Expense" planned trips to the Colorado Rockies including, not only railroad fare, but hotel and sight-seeing expense from the time you leave home until ycu return.

"All-Expense Go As -You Please excursions will also be available for those not desiring Conducted" plan. Ask Re It Island ticket agent for complete dttails or liewMexico-AnzoBa Rodties.Grand Cmycn National ftik.Yosemite. the Big Trees and other National Eiiks The Courtland Dray We do your work PROMPTLY and CAREFULLY CHARGES ALWAYS REASONABLE Johnson Alford D. Phone 7 jm way to see oldest America. Fill Out Envelopes, Letter and Note Heads, Etc.

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M. BOWYER, Agent lam interested in a Summer vacation trip to Please mail me free descriptive booklets and Sooner or Later You Will FARMERS UNION. ca ypuT way Hhn iV newest 120 IkoM ho Icaew come and Try the Journal a year. WANTED! Young Fat Cattle. Farmers Store.

C. J. Carlson was among Journal business visitors Thursday. Mrs. I.

W. Hodgin came May 10 for a stay with Mrs. Emily Ammerman. Albert Haskett put Battleship Linoleum on Swedish-American State Bank floor last week. Mildred Elmborg, Adeline Ros-enquist and Velda Henrikson were Journal callers last Thursday.

Insist on Poultry Feed, Manufactured and Guaranteed by Bossemeyer Bros. Take your blacksmithing to Chris Nelson, at Lovewell! All work guaranteed. tf The Community Club stand? for anything and everything for the good of the wholecommunity Ethel Russell came May 12 for a few daj visit at trie home of her grandparents, Henry Hoffman and wife. Fred Fullen came from Indiana last wdek for a visit with his sis ter, Mrs. Henry Leveke, and oth-errelatives.

Read the announcemen of Miss Prudence Strong's candidacy for Republican nomination as register of deeds in this Journal. Journal business and social callers Friday were Wm. Freeburg, Mrs. M. E.

Sothers, Chester Ball, W. M. Soules, Chester Hunt, PAINT We sell Minnesota Paint. None better; few as good. Farmers Union.

WHITE ROCK LODGE No. 126 I. O. O. had 22 members present last Thursday evening; next regular meeting Thursday evening, May 20, 1926.

Mark Houghton of Selden, who had been visiting in Missouri, visited his brother, R. A. Houghton, other relatives and old time friends here fore part of this month. LINCOLN LOCAL No. 688 F.

E. CvU.of A. regular meeting at Lincoln school house Friday evening, May 21, 1926. John C. Schlutow, Pres.

R. M. Glenn, Sec'y. A.R. Anderson, wife and daughters Madelaine and Lorraine and Miss Gladys Houghton, are getting ready for a trip across the Atlantic ocean; stopping at Chicago and Niagara Falls, and will leave New York on the large boat' "Majestic" June 5.

They will vis it relatives and friends in Sweden, later "taking in" European points of interest. They plan on getting home about September 1st. A three rich in $45 -meals, Fred May we condition. But she is now gone. SHe suffered while here intensely.

She has gone t6 reap her reward and be with her blessed Redeemer. The funeral, which was held at the Methodist church in Formoso, at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon, was very largely attended by Mrs. Allen's large circle of acquaintances. The sermon was preached by Rev. Fred Blanding of Man-kato.

Interment in the Balch cemetery, north of town. Mrs. Allen was raised in this community, and for several years after her marriage resided here. She was a kind and loving wife and mother, devoting her entire life to the welfare of her family and friends. The most profound sympathy is extended to the bereaved relatives in the loss of their companion.

Formoso -New Era. Miss Ethel, Boy les helped at the Farmers Store Saturday. A. D. Burk was a Journal business and social caller May 13.

OIL En-ar-co Tractor Oil 70c per gallon at Farmers Elevator. Carnival Dance at Courtland opera "house Friday 21. D. E.Pilcher helped A.D.Johnson on Courtland Dray Line Sat. Courtland Camp JVI.

W. of A. meet 1st and 3rd Tuesday evenings of each month. Frank E. Johnson and son Carl were aniong the.

Journal pleasant business visitors May 12. Double Brand Chick Mash makes the chicks grow. Bossemeyer Bros. L. Larsen had a force of then begin work on cellar for his new buildmg on Main street, fast week.

"Keep-U-Neat" Cleaners. Dry Cleaning-Steam Pressing. One Day Service. Concordia, Kansas. Journal business and social callers Saturday were Fred Gran-stedt, J.

E. Peters, Blaine Snider, Max Nunn. Big Carnival Dance at Court- land opera house Friday evening, May 21, auspices American Legion music by Blues Chasers. Thomas Burgess got vine end of the second finger of his right hand cut off Friday evening; Dr. M.D.

McComas dressed the wound. Keep your waste paper out of streets and alleys and save trouble' and costs for yourself. Henry Leveke, City Marshal. Mrs. E.W.

Tebow, who assisted at the home of her father, Geo. W. Malcom, part of last week, was a Journal business and social caller Saturday. Friday the Journal received a commencement invitation from V. Addison Carlson, who will graduate from Formoso H.S.

May 19; Addison is a son of V. E. Carlson and wife. Mrs. Virgil Vincent entertained the Needle Craft Club last week at their regular meeting.

The time was spent in the usual pleasant way, and the hostess-served a fine luncheon; Miss Ruth Larsen was a guest. The ladies planned a picnic for themselves and children afternoon of May 27. Phone 7 S. J. SNIDER, M.D.

Physician and Surgeon All Calls Promptly Answered Night Calls at Residence Courtland, Kansas EUGENE L. NELSON'S AGENCY Real Estate, Farm Loans, Insurance, and Investments. WE WILL BOND AND INSUKE YOU. BE WISE AND AETNA-IZE. People's Nat'l Bank Belleville, Kansas' Painting, Carpentering and Repairing C.

A. PILCHER, Courtland, ALBERT HASKETT Undertaker and Embalmer COURTLAND, KANSAS Office Phone No. 105 Residence Phone No. 27 FRANK G. SPURNEY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Belleville, Kansas Live Stock Dealer Highest Market Price Paid for All Kinds of Live Stock.

PHONE TO ME! L. LARSEN Foster Lumber Co. LUMBER AND COAL Let Us Figure Your Bills RALPH PETERSON, Manager GREEN MOORE COURTLAND, KANSAS AGENTS FOR Bartlett Brosr. Land and Loan Ca. Springfield, Home, Royal and Quest Fire and Tornado insurance The Best Companies Going NOTARY PUBLIC Louise Rebekah Lodge No.

536 of Courtland, Kansas, Meet 2nd and 4th Tuesday Evening of each, month. All Rebekahs Wejcome. Leta Carlson, N. G. Mary" Freed, Rec.Secy.

White Rock Lodge No. 126 1.O.O.F. ol Courtland, Kansas Meet Every Thursday Evening Visiting Brothers Invited C. R. Carlson, N.

G. and Mall the Coupon .1 (Destination) complete information. ifant a Good Spreader ur can pnone vt; ne nas irucKS. Mrs. Rosa Randall started Sun- day for a visit with relatives in Ohio.

A Larger Egg Production by Feeding Double Brand of Egg Mash. Bossemyer Bros. Aaron Anderson of Greeley, Col- orado, is hereby receipted for sub scription to Journal to May 1927. H. E.

Bramwell of Manhattan was in Courtland part of last week looking after business and visiting friends. North Central Kansas Free Fair Aug. 30, 31, Sept. 1, 2 3, 1926. W.

R. Barnard, Secretary, Belleville, Kansas. If you are in the market for a new car, for cash or stock, or want to trade in a used car, see J. W. Shotwell before you buy.

"Keep-U-Neat" Cleaners. We dry clean fancy silk and pleated goods and guarantee our work. 126 6th, Concordia, Kansas. Prankamp brothers of Court-land, made a sale of two carloads of steers weighing 1,000 lbs. at $9.

Drovers Telegram May 13. "Keep-U-Neat" Cleaners. Goods mailed to us are returned in 24 hours Free from cleaning odor. 126 6th, Concordia, Ks. Journal business and social callers May 11 were Miss Prudence Strong and mother, foiss Mary Larson, J.

6. Andersou, Miss Evelyn Snider. Always the same, yesterday, today and tomorrow. Opaline. Oils ana Greases, Sinclair Gasoline and Kerosene; phone 45 for in stant service! Lee Manges, Agt.

If you need loose leaf covers or fillers of any sort the Journal can get you the best the I. We can show you various forms, and goods ordered are sent by return mail. 'Journal business and social callers May 12 were Mrs. Laura Mcintosh and son Paul, J. M.

Bow-yer, Mrs. F. Rupgles, Inez Elmbor Maxine and Shirley Sherffius. R. R.

TIME TABLE Santa Fe, East Bound 306 passenger 7:42 a.m. 308 local freight 8:40 a.m. Santa Fe, West Bound 307 passenger 12:38 p.m. 309 local freight 3:15 p.m. Rock Island, East Bound 34, local pass'g'r, daily 9:12 p.m.

6, passenger, daily, flag 9:37 a.m. 84, local freight, daily, except Sunday Rock Island, West Bound 33, local pass'g'r, daily 9 :00 a.m. 5, passenger, daily, flag 6:48 p.m. 83, locar freight, daily, except Sunday 8:00 a.m. M.

D. McComas, M. Physician and Surgeon Local Surgeon Rock Island and Santa Ke Linn TELEPHONE 77 GLASSES FITTED Courtland, Kansas E. M. GRINDLE DENTIST.

Formoso, Kansi In Courtland, over Wm. Freeburg store, Friday and Saturday of each week Sanitary Barber Shop is prepared to attend to all your wants in a tonsorial way to suit you Laundry Goes Every Tuesday and Friday All shows at the Courtland Picture Show start at 8 :30 p. m. sharp. The Courtland Community Club meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month at American Legion hall.

Be a booster for your home community. TO CHICKEN OWNERS The ordinance forbidding chickens running at large will be strictly enforced. Henry Leveke, City Marshal. Journal subscribers can save money by taking advantage of the clubbing prices on all dailies and other publications; it belongs to you, if you wank it; come in and see for yourself. A.

H. T. A. NO. 131 regular meeting at Willow Dale school house Wednesday evening, May 26, 1926.

Bert Veach, Pres. R. M. Glenn, Secy. $50.00 REWARD A.

H.T.A.No. 131 will pay $50 reward for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing from any member of this association. Bert Veach, President. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD A. H.T.A.No.

271 will pay $50 reward for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing from any member of this association. G. A. Nystrom, President. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD White Rock A.

H. T. A. No. 167 will" pay $50 reward for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing from any member of this association.

-Hollis T. Cook, President. SantaFe-lfr Beerless w7 (First Published May 20, 1926) ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. State of Kansas, County of Republic, In the Probate Court, in and for said County In the matter of the estate of Louis H. M.

Snider, Deceased. Notice is hereby liven that Letters of Adminis. tration have been granted to the undersigned on the Estate of Louis H. M. Snider, late of ssid county, deceased, by the Honorable, the Probate Court of the County and State aforesaid, dated the 12th day of May, A.

1926. Now, all persons having claims against the said Estate, are hereby notified that thev mast Dresent the same to the undersigned for allowance within one year from the date of Baid letters, or they shall be forever barred. S. J. SNIDER.

Administrator of the Estate of Louis H. M. Snider, Deceased may iz, ivgb. Ethel Van Natta, Probate Judge, Pro-tern. Courtland Baseball Club Games! Sunday, May 23, Scottsville team at Scottsville Sunday, June 6, Cawker City team, at Courtland Ball Park Sunday, June 13, Lovewell team at Courtland ball park Sunday, June 20, Scottsville team at Courtland ball park Sunday, June 27, Esbon.

team at Esbon Sunday, July 11, Lovewell team at Lovewell Sunday, July 18, Esbon team at Courtland ball park UEL J. BETTIS POST NO. 282. OoprrlftiUd. 1910, Tb AaMriou Lottos Regular meeting, 2nd and 4th Tuesday evening of each month, We are proud of the fact that we have the largest and most active Post and membership of any Post in Republic county, or near surrounding towns.

Let's keep up our record by every member attending every meeting. Do not forget the next regular meeting. L. A. Wallace, News Cor.

CHURCH of the BRETHREN at Lovewell, Kansas S. F. Mjller, Pastor Sunday School 10-a. m. Worship 11 a.

m. Christian Workers 7:30 p. m. Sermon 8 p. m.

Every Sunday. The Young People's Conference May 8th and 9th was a success in every way; each session proved to be Very helpful in outlining christian activity for our youth. Dr. Kurtz spoke in the morning on "winning the world, thru childhood," and afternoon on "Hero Worship." As a direct result of. the conference enthusiasm, our lo cal young folks have decided to prepare a program on peace.

Next Sunday evening' our dis cussion before the sermon, will be on love; this is one of the fundamental characteristics, which ev ery christian must potsess. Come out and help in this service. Courtland Journal Babscription $1.00 per year in Republic County and Zones 1 and 2. Zones 3rd to 8th $1.50 per year. Canada $1.52 perfyear Brace Bonn Frances Borin BORIN BORIN Publishers and Proprietors Entered as second-class mail mat ter at Courtland, Kansas, under he Act of March 3, 1879 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Notices of candidates, not exceeding 6 lines, will be run np to issue before fer Payable in Advance 11 I am announcing my candidacy for the nomination for tbe office of sheriff, on the Republican ticket, at the August primary, subject to the will of the voters of Republic county.

Any support I may receive rill be appreciated. W. A. LOWELL. I heaeby announce my candidacy for re-election -to tbe office of Probate Judge, subject to tke will of tbe voters ol Republic County, at the primary election to be heldon August 3rd.

HENRY H. VAN NATTA. I hereby announce my candidacy for Republican aomination of Sheriff at the primary election, Aug. 8, subject to tho will of the voters of Republic county. JOHN II.

GRIFFIN. I hereby announce my candidacy for the Republi-ean nomination as County Clerk at the primary election, August 8, 1926, subject to the will of the voters of Republic county. M.L.HILL. I wish to announce my candidacy forte-election to the office of Clerk of the I )istrict Court subject to the voters of Republic County at the August Primary. WM.

R. GOODWIN. I hereby announce my candinacy for the office of Register of Deeds, subject to the will of the voters at the Primary, August 3rd, 1926. MAY R. COLLINS.

I hereVy announce my candidacy for Republican Domination of County Clerk of Republic County, subject to the will of the voters at the primary August Srd, 1926. JOHN M. HOSTETLEK. I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Attorney of Republic Countv, subject to tbs Republican Primary, August 3, 1926. W.

C. I hereby announce my candidacy for election to the office of County Superintendent of Public Instruction of Republic county, subject to the will of the voters at the primary August 3rd, 1926. CLARE C. BALDWIN. tarn a eandiuate for the Republican nomination for tbe office ol County Treasurer of Republic county, subject tothe decision of the voters at the August primaries.

S.J.HENRY. I hereby announce mv candidacy for the nfflm nf Rariater of Deeds of Republic county subject to the wiWof the Republican voters at the primary election August ard. pkudence.strong Try the Journal a year Buy your goods in Courtland. Sudan Seed For Sale, $4 DO a 100 lbs. R.

C. Wyman, phone 704. You don't need to live in town to join the Community' Club. R. M.

Glenn, agent Farmers Union Insurance was a Jour nal caller May 11. Wantedr40 head of stock to pasture; plenty of well water and shade. Phone 1701. A. W.

Mickadelt. 1 I A. D. Burk, Secretary..