Galena Weekly Republican from Galena, Kansas • Page 3

mm LEJIBMS: Just glance at us and you. will agree that we are far from nor Means that thse who.come back to us again and again to buy after they've made their first purchase at our store always receive satisfactory service. They know that whatever we sell thsm is thor ougnly reliable. They know we dj not ask more than fair profit on our sales. They know' they can rely on our advice Truth is our stand-by.

in disscussing the problem of keeping ifie boy at home "Never make your Boy work for you without dividing jtbe profits of the work with him. Take this advice home with you. Make a partner of your boy; Divide the profits with him. Then teach him by depositing them for him in our -Savings Department where they will draw 2 Interest. mal.

Most every one we meet tell us we are a pessimist' of the first water. We deny the charge. In sailing over the rough seas of time, looking death squarely in the face, it makes us feel good to know that we landed safely' over the "Shoals" and are on the placid waters with nothing to fear. Then again we are made fun of because we are not a "yes sir" to every remark made by man. No, we are not of the "yes sir" sort, fcind when you try to bolster up an argument not to our liking, we will never say "yes and try to be in favor with you.

The "yes sir" class has many members and there are but few wise ones in it. About all you get out of being a member of the "yes sir" class is an occasional drink or a chean Drug Store Kansas. Wheeler's Galena, The Galena Rational Bank "The Bank of Service First" On his bending knee a man may STOOD THE DROUTH find baggy trousers. I Jim Chambers Has Corn That Will Whenever You Need a General Tonic Make 50 Bushels. cigar and when you say "yes sir" crossing, east ud Five Mile, then We were invited to stop and the Take drove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless The drouth has cooked most to all you hear, you are sure to be north to Kansas line.

This would hour being right to eat, we did SO. tuui ionic is equauy vaiuaoie as a. General Tonic because it contains the of the corn in Cherokee count but callea a tool sooner or later. Are make an outlet for Galena. Jon- Here we met our correspondent A.H1 -ITTTITTITTJ r-r--.

9 T-P 111 i II FrP cBoiyujiiMxv dames Chambers has a small field yuu a Jca XL U11A Juu ana other towns to the east, at irom irauerson prairie, many end IRON. It acts on the Wver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. just west of Columbus which he comm.ana tel1 us now you are all. points in Oklahoma.

It is go- other homes, and patrons of on says will yield fifty bushels per, niakingat? ing to take a strong pull to build paper we met and space' forbids acre and he says he would not be We were at Lincolnville the-past this road and all should favor and. mention but in all we as usual met surprised to see it go better than week. Everybody was making help to get the road built. No a right nice bunch of people. that.

hay. The hay crop is fine and bet- sickly effort will build such a road I Last season, Louie Schmidt se ter weather could not be asked for and it is useless to try to bolster! The wide awake crowd motored cured a variety of 90-day corn to take care of the croP- The up an argument that the road is to Lowell Sunday afternoon and! from Nebraska and planted it. croP is making better than a ton not needed. Such a highway would enjoyed a good' picnic dinner. The jWhen the crop was gathered last Per acre which is better than in be of mutual benefit to all concern- picnickers were: Misses Jaunita fall, it was found that the yield ordinary years.

A goodly number ed and there should be concentrat- Clark, Margaret Jones, Velma THE TROY STEAM LAUNDRY Family Washings a Speciality i Telephone No. 171. DR. H. A.

BROWNE Rooms 3,4, 5, Shomon-Moore Bldg. Office Phone 184. Galena, Kansas. was 60 bushels per acre. are Darning their hay and holding -ed effort to build the road.

Now is uramoie, June nckett, Lathryn When corn planting time came dt for higher prices. Hay at the the time for action. 7 Should the Campbell, Ferrol Montgomery, this year, Mr. Chambers secured barns, we were informed, sold proposition have time to cool, it Louise Murdoek, Corrine Weilep, one-half bushel of the corn from from $6 to $7 per ton, and brings Would take time to get the matter Pal Flm of Fairland, Mr. Schmidt and nlanted it on $8 to $10 in the Galena and agitated asrain its present state.

Margaret Houston of Columbus, CHARLES L. SAWYER The only agent who devotes Messrs. Glen Norvell. Tom Peoria. Schmidt, Carl and Paul Childress, his time 'to Insurance and has all five acre piece on his farm three other markets.

But little corn is the leading companies. Your miles west of Columbus. The field finding its way to our markets on interests carefully looked after. planted May 10. Since the account of the drouth.

Corn is Peoria, is a small mining William Miller, Dennis Ryan, John rlvir 1 ht ra.o, worth ahrmt. 80c nor hnshAi and Wort tj.i nA arid JiiUgene Keillv and Keath i ii vumw Aii, xTii. uiiaiuucia v. aiii uii (toiicu jji aiivii, anu OSCAR M. YOUNT and his friends have been watch- unose wno nave it are nommg it has maiiy scenic attractions.

The "ccv UJ- auu as. ing the field of corn; To their ior better quotations, ciear. nlacid waters of Warren's Harry Ragland chaperoned the Attornev at Law Galena, Kansas, surprise, the corn has. held its own, I The farmers to the south of Bax- Branch together with some fine Partv- ter Springs and near Lincolnville wells of water makes it a desirable the ears set on and the kernels are preparing to raise- stover to have filled out, round and plump. place to live.

There is one 150-ton mill on the GeBoe land and the take stock througlutthe winter. Tha detains Thtt Does Wot Affect Tha Because of its and laxative effect. LAXA TIVH BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary C'inin an does not cause nervousness nof nneing in head, lemember the full name and for the rf p. w. GROVE.

25c A. L. DEAN Rent, Sell or Exchange Heal Estate and Fersonal Property Phone 86 A ntnl nf 1 1 0 Ota tvnl iMuch cain will be sown, and mine is making a fair turn-in of -7' XT should a sufficient amount of rain zinc each week. Peoria has some i the United States Government its its' Safety Special Tram during its w- mu nnu ricn silicate diggings ana Rev a- Goodrick of Columbus tour of the Katy line in Missouri, stuff will be raised to help -grade of ore, is the best to be filled the pulpit at the E. church HHICH ESTER PILLS Kansas and Oklahoma.

Twenty iarmers tnis coming winter. tound. Peoria has four business Sunday morning in the absence yrr- THE 1HAMONI) BICANU. Iadlea! Aib jour llnietit for houses, two blacksmith shops, and of the principal cities in the three Lincolnville hlbea-ter's Jflamond Urand, I'll la in Rfd and tiold mrtniiir ofjDr. J.

W. Waldron, who is tak ing his vacation. a postoffice. Go to Peoria and iret Soxes, sealed with Blue Ibon. states were visited, and thousands of people Were gi ven an oppor- xx 1 aba no other, liar of ronr The town of Lincolnville is a elimpse "of real nature amomr UrvrginU Ask for C1I lIAMONI ItliAM) for m.

'J ears known as Best, Safest, Always Reliable tunity to witness the exhibits aD0Ut six. mnes to tne soutn or the scenic hills of Warren's showing the activity of the federal, Baxter Springs, and bids fair to Branch. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWKERf Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Ulrich have gone to Firth, Nebraska, having been summoned there on account of the death of Mrs.

Ulrich sister-in-law. They will remain iu Our Trip. government in the conservation of nstea witn commerce, ncner, life, health and property. The ex- Cardin, Galena and Joplin for its Miss Lillian Fletcher of Joplin hibits -were largely those made by ore We could see more than a visited over Sunday in Galena, the fjie jyoverrment at the Panama dpzen drills at work and we were cuest of her cousin, Miss Lyda Pacific Exposition at San Fran- told that good ere had been found. Our stop was at Bud In man's on route Here we met Nebraska a week.

"Uncle" Tom Miller and wife of McUaren. cisco last year. It is true that all mines are not Wann, Okla. Bud informed us Mr. and Mrs.

A. T. Fountain and running on account of the recent that a Joplin man raised quite a laughter Kathleen, of Tulsa, flood, but will soon be in working sum of money to gravel the who are guests of Mrs. Fountain's condition and increase the volume fr0m the Baxter bridge to Galena, parents, Mr. and Mrs, A.

G. Jones, of ore now being sold. Commerce The road goes through towell and spend several days 1 this week and Lincolnville will soon join is on route four out 6f Galena. Mr. with relatives in Carterville, their hands in the way of a town and the inman Avill have teams at work at former home.

mining industry of this section will once and then our people can have be the greatest to be found any- sorae jrood roads. Our next? stop Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Schellack where. avas in Lowell whorp we mW," Mrs. and eruest. H. Sembrach of Kan- Lover's Leap.

Neely, one of our busy writers, sas City, Miss Ruby Leonard, Miss who gives us the Lowell news eali Helen feapp, Mr. R. -H. Schellack i This is a very prominent place, week. Soon we landed in Baxter, and Mr.

Nat Goodwin of Joplin something like a mile to the south (but its no use) and only a few also Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Worthing-east on Spring river.

Lover's minutes sUy we found the road on ton were anions the number from Leap is a pleasure resort, and Baxter route two. Calling on Galena who visited at the Country many go therefor pleasure and to Tom Clark, Joe Bingham, John Club Sunday, the beautiful scenery, for PHler. Earl Abrams, Mont which the place is noted. atid many others who are friends Our old friends C. II.

Carter A New Bridge of the Republican. Night caught land. proprietor of the Floral Home, 8 us at the home of Ed. Gilmore and in Quaker Valley made this offie.i A new bridge is being built wife, who jrave us shelter. Our a pleasant call.

We are always jacross Spring river a short dis- next stop was at George Red eagles glad to have C. H. pay us a visit tance south of Lover's Leap. Th6 where our paper is ever a welc? nc at any and all times, -(people for some time have mads guest. Soon we were at the Store ia hard hght to get a bridge at oi of L.

M. Blanton and he tried to Get Your Pnntmg Hpfe. Every good retailer tries to lower food costs. That's why our store urges the economy of eating more bread. Home-made bread baked from TunmfiPm is the most nutri-tious of all foods.

In Tfepsmi Rpup you buy only hearty concentrated food. Meat is 60 water. Potatoes contain 75 water. You gajr for tins water when you buy either, Tfepnvn Turn has only 13 1-2 waten It is food. Take our Eat more bread.

But be sure it is Zi2EEaS3 bread for there is near this point and save the trou- hjelp us secure a letter writer from uie, iime anu eipeuse ui guuig ljincomviue, Dui our enoris iau-way of Baxter, to get to Miami and ed. We would be pleased to have 0.LIEY other points west of the river. The a correspondent from that section bridge will soon be ready for use, onewho will give us the news; HAS and another problem confronts the and take and interest so doing. people of that locality in the nec- Can we hear from some one? 3 heavy wagons essity of a good road to get to and Crossing the river to the east we .1 naclc, like new from the bridge. We understand came to J.

B. Marlatts where the ragnx delivery wagon that a state road is to be built on Republican is a visitor and About 40 nice new stoves i east from this bridge to "John "John" had compassion on us and 3 Gas Engines Hall corner, then north, one mile kept us over night. He liyesjn 20 Corn Cultivators no flavor so palatable, so suggestive of grandmother's cooking as that Iwangy sweetness which distinguishes 71 p'i made good things. to the 7th Standard Parallel, then Devil HoUow piac iewriu east one and one-half miles, then for us. Our next stop at the home 1 Deering Reaper, nearly new north of Five Mile at John Ewer's 0f Joe Ewers on Patterson prairie, 15 Gang Plows Diuwera, large anu small A whole lot of Plowshares and hundreds of other useful things Look for this window sign.

II The Strosf Withstand the Heat of U3TC3v Saminsr Better Than the Weak CctCC GaCtssS. Old people who are feeble, and yonnger In addition to other properties, Xax-Fos people who are weak, will be strengthened cpfltffa Cascara in acceptable form, a and enabled to gp through the depress- stimulatingLaxativeandTonic. Lax-Fos ing heat of stunmer by taking regularly acts effectiTely and does not gripe nor Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It purines disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids 3 ana i am going to sea tnem cheap er than wholesale price -Comb and see "me and.

save money by buying. B. COOLEx 7S and enriches the blood and "buuda up digestica, arouses the liver and secretions I ihe rhole system. 50c. ,1 and restores the healthy functions.

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