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1 T7 8W0RN Cir.CULATim Double Any Othr DaHy rr-tr In Cloud "County. WEATHcR. FORECAST. Partly cloudy tonight and "Frl- day. I I 11 ii iLr THE LEADING TMEWSPAPER OF CONCORDIA CITY AND CLOUD COUNTY.

VOU'lX: NUMBER 125. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15," 1910 CONCORDIA. KANSAS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 151910 TEN CENTS A WEEK MRS. FLACK IS rr TOOK EVERYTHING mAti LAMB-SHIPPE Returns From Trip With Husband Doesn't KnowfWhere He Is. Drc ale Goods MimiNEF ss CONCORDIA CREAMERY CO.

AND SPRINGDALE STOCK RANCH WIN WEDDING CELEBRATED AT HOME BRIDE LAST NIGHT. Abilene, Sept. 15, 1910 Mrs. Flack has returned and says she doesn't know where her husband is now. They went to Kansas City, Chicago, New York, then separated, 1 she coming Flack had little money and said very little about the bank affair.

NOW ON Took the Grand Champion Prize of Best Bull and Best Heifer at the Fair. Fourteen First Prizes. First Bride B. A. Girls Will go to Housekeeping in Concordia at Once.

A pretty yet simple wedding took place last night at the home of Mr. Charles Nelsm was in town from Jamestown today and says that he is going to have a bumper corn Charlie quit the job of under sheriff ine prediction of The ttiade yes THIS i a rare opportunity to buy High' Class 1 Fnbrics at Teh to Twenty per cent discount. Only Two Days, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY terday in regard to the Springdale He Stock, farm and Concordia Creamery last spring to raise this crop. and Mrs. John Lamb on West Fifth street when their daughter Jean Doro-thywas united in marriage to Geo: ge Company's exhibits at the State Fair, came true they have won eve.y"- thipg in prizes that was offered.

Merritt Shippee, Dr. of the First Methodist Episcopal church, officiating. The families and the im I ihe Springdale Stock Farm took the first grand prize and had the grand champion bull of the entire exr was one of the best under sheriffs" and peace officers that the county has "ever had and ke hardly ever comes to Concordia that he. has not been asked to help out on police duty. He has agreed down next week and help take care of the fair crowd and will also be put on -the.

night police force. He knows his business as was proven by his work during the fair last year. mediate friends of the young people were present when to the strains of hibition. TOMORROW Be sure and see the grand isplay of Sty lish Reacfy-to-Wear Garments. Meadelssohn's Wedding march the The Concordia Creamery Company bridal couple took their places un with the cow, Idora, and the heifer, attended under a beautiful improvised Springdale Belle, took first prize and Springdale 'Aria took first prize Now, Cornea Dr.

Cook. Copenhagen, Sept. -15. 1910 Doctor Cook is again in hepublic eye. It is 0 Friday and Saturday, September the sixteenth and seventeenth, we witl hotd our format exposition of Fall Millinery You are invited to nllend and see the lovely creations we will have on display.

You are sure to be pleased; for the showing will include many excellent models from New York and nobby hats of our own designing. Suit Uussian Poney Coats, $12 50 to $45.00 50.00 to 05.00 -The junior champion Helliot King, of the Concordia company herd, took the junior champion first reported that he is enroute here lidiav Ctats Misses' Coats Ladies Skirts. from E'tah with documentary jcviden ce to prove that he reached the pole; prize. 5 98 to 2. So to 5.00 to in tn tf en canopy of clematis.

The -bride was charmingly gowned in dainty French lawn trimmed with embroidery and lace. She carried a boquet of brides' roses. Following the ceremony and congratulations, a delicious supper was served by Mrs. Lamb assisted by Miss Clare Boling-er and Miss Josephine Merrifield. The bride's boquet was caught by Miss Gretta Owens.

The out-of-town guests were; the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Shippee, and Mr.

and Mrs. John Bartelson. Mr. and Mrs. Shippee are both dis The evidence consists of statements from the Greenland government offi The Springdale Stock Farm had the best cow of any age on exhibition at tire fair.

Her is Queen Victoria. Idum, a daughter of the Queen, cials and Eskimos, all believing that Cook reached the pole. Receivers Will Continue. Kansas City, Sept. 15, 1910 Judge VanWalkenburg refused order for a tinctly Cloud county products having special jury to try the suit in bankruptcy against the Jones D.y Goods took the junior heifer champion prize.

In all, these two herds twenty-two ribbons, fourteen being first prizes and champion prizes. A-large purse was offered to have these two herds exhibited at the Illinois State Fair which will be held next week in Springfield, but the owners decMned saying they would prefer showing at the Cloud County Fair. They are certainly a fine bunch of cattle. grown up in Concordia. The bride is the first of the T.

B. A. crowd to be married and is a universal favorite. Company, saying that he was satis fied with the work of the present receive: s. The attorneys for the re I There is probably nt young lady in the county who counts a greater num ceivers made a report showing that the store has made a net profit of since the receivers took hold June I -5- ber of friends.

Mr. Shippee is an in-dustrous, wide-awake, young man of 4. Two responsible concerns are bow figuring on' buying the storee. 1. 1 1 1 1 vi uiuai lie will continue in his position at the Concordia Creamery and the young couple will go to housekeeping in the flat over the Dollin millinery store at once.

TAFT- URGES' HARMONY Hodges is. Coming. The itinerary for the candidate of the Democratis party which was issued from the headquarters in Tope-ka yesterday, has George H. Hodges billed for Concordia the evening of the 26th. The Democrats will make this the opening of the county campaign and have a big rally that even Plione-18.

hon 72. WHY WE WANT YOUR TRADE. BECAUSE we have the largest ami be si stock of groceries in the city 8-SCOTT DRY GrOODS CO. ANNOUNCES WILL NOT WITHHOLD FEDERAL PATRONAGE. ing.

The speakers will be at Clyde and in the afternoon of the same day. BECAUSE we keep everything fresh clean. School Bondfffor Sale. Up. until Thursday noon, September 22, 1910, I will receive sealed bids for the sale of School Bonds to the amount of $2,500, rate not to exceed 6 per cent per annum, issued by School district No.

8, County of Cloud, State of Kansas. Signed Herbert G. Moore, Concordia, Kansas, Route No. 4. 125 d6t THE MARKETS All Republicans to be Treated Alike.

Differences Should be Forgotten Before Fall Election. Suit Against Paxton Dismissed. Kansas City, Sept. 15, 1910 Doctor Hyde's attorneys appeared in the circuit court and asked for a of the $100,000 damage suit Hyde filed against John Paxton, one of the ex Furnished Daily by Gorre Carkensr Comnvssion Co.) BECAUSE we curry everything in fresh fruit and vegetables. BECAUSE we rim two jod -delivery wagons BECAUSE we have two pannes.

BECAUSE you will receive a squme deal ancf courteous treatment at ecutors of the Swope estate. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1910 Beverly, Sept. 15, 1910 President Taft hereafter draws no distinction betwe the insurgents and regulars in distributing federal He makes his position clear in a letter to an Iowa Insurgent, saying, insurgent has fought valiantly for 'what he thought was right and it now remains for a people themselves to say which is right." Hogs Cattle HIS EF.H0 uVESTALKING Kansas City hogs top $9.50 $7.50 Kansas City 5000 6000 Chicago ....12000 6000 Conclusion Reached by a Mississippi Who Was Ertight to Trial Accused of Murder. Bankhead in Charge. A number of the fans met last evening at the Commercial club rooms and discussed the baseball situation.

No doubt it is "rather the wrong season to get much enthusiasm from the on this question but (after the matter was discussed at some length, it was decided that the first steps would be taken for next year's teeam and arrangements were made to retain Bankhead, who managed the team the last half. The intentions are' to give Mr. Omaha 5600 7500 ERS' Taft feels that the subject of feder Biplane Correct Fall TWO HEIGHTS Biplane, 2 1-8 in. Monoplane, 2 3-8 in. This new Biplane style has caught the attention of everybody.

It solves he problem of a smart closed front-style, with ample space tp knot the scarf. The Biplane and other styles of SILVER COLLARS" Two for 25c Chicago Grain Receipts. Cars Wheat 35 Corn 255 Oats 74 Two Phones Two Wagons. Bankhead the full charge of the team and let him get his players to -r-i raca in S3 gether at once. r-- ma K-rm WW i MM The membership dues to the Na al patronage has been overestimated the withholding of it has caused more harm than granting it would have done.

Hereafter all Republicans will be treated impartially. While the Republican legislation was pending in Congress, it was opposed by certain Republicans and patronage was withheld. That attitude is ended, however, with the primaries" and dominating conventions which have been the voters expressed themselves. The party now faces the fall election and it must be settled whether the dif-terences shall be perpetuated or forgotten. The president believes the factions can come together and urges them to do so wherever possible.

tional association will be paid at Zi si J-3 Private John of Mississippi tells a speech on wool made by Senator Thomas H. Carter of Montana, some time ago and sent oat extensively by the After a time the senator concluded not to send out any more copies of that speech. "Reminds me," said Private John, "of the case of a negro I knew down in Mississippi who was to be tried lor murder and who had promised the prosecuting attorney to plead guilty. "The time came for the trial. The prosecuting attorney had no witnesses.

He thought none was necessary. While the other business of the court was being cleared up a local lawyer sat down by the negro and sked: "Do you want to get out of 'Yassirl Yassir, reckon I "'Have you got five dollars? sah, but, I kin git once and Junction City will be keen Northwest Receipts. Minneapolis 378 Duluth .94 5 Kansas City Receiots Cars Wheat 124 Corn 19 Oats 4 for baseball before the next season opens. Junction City Union. MARKET LETTER.

WHEAT Market 1 to 2c lower. Fair demand at the decline the top qualities about 2c lower. Dark 1 to Kansas C'ty Cash Receipts. Wheat No. 2 95to No.

3 93 to 99. -Corn No. 2 56; No. 3 55. lct lower, medium 1 to IY2 ct low $100,000 25,000 er and yellow lc lower.

Yesterday Capital, Liability, of Stockholders, Surplus, "So the negro raised the five and gave it to the lawyer, who told him to say nothing, but when the judge Mrs. Adelinee Champlain, of Jamestown was adjudged insane this morning by the probate court and will be in the custody of the sheriff until the papers are received for her admission to the asylum. asked him to plead, to plead not guilty Kansas City Close on Corn DECEMBER 54V8 MAY 50 Instead of guilty. The Leading Men's Furnishers 'The negro was arraigned. He pleaded not guilty.

'Look here, you black Kansas City Close on Wheat. yelled the prosecuting attorney; 'what MAY 99 do you mean by that plea? Didn't yon DECEMBER ...95 and today, light receipts, should have big arrivals tomorrow or Saturday. Receipts: Kansas City, 124 Chicago 35; St Louis 89, Omaha 17, Minneapolis 378, Duluth 94, Winnipeg 213. Cables, IV2 lower CASH CORN About unchanged no demand for, white at quotations on close. Receipts: Kansas City, 19 cars Chicago 255 cars, St.

Louis 43, Omaha 30. P. S. No market in Chicoga on account primary election in Illinois. The Kansas City market vey heavy.

A'l statistics point to a lower market for the entire list. Unless there is promise me a dozen times you wouia The small deposit of today becomes the large account of the future All accounts are welcome. The suit which was filed by Dr. Hartwell of Jamestown against J. F.

St Clair and the Rambler Automobile company, has been settled out of court. The settlement was effected by the Rambler company replacing the defective" machine with a new 1910 model and taking back the old machine. plead "'Yassir, I done proEifctl that," replied the negro, 'but I reckon I done overtalked Saturday Evening Post. lane- a trip LOCjAL MARKETS. Grain and Seeds SHORTS per cwt.

Bran per cwt, ..1.15 CORN Kaffir per pwt TO THE CANL per cwt. THE CALL OF THE PROMPTER MILLET per cwt $3.00 FLOUR (1st grade) Firesides All Right for Some, but This Lady Much -Preferred the Footlights. F. J. AT WOOD, President.

O. K. WE KT, Vice President. E. O.

WHITCBER, Cashier. Ed. AV. WHIPP. Asst.

Cashier. inquiry for our wheat by foreigners it looks as if we will see much lower prices. GOFFE CARKENER. Sept. 15, 1910.

Michael M. Loftus and wife-to Geo. J. Rauschmeier, lots 12, blk 2, Loftus, add Jamestown. ($210.) Frederick Chapman and wife to Jno A.

Chapman. W. D. Sept. 10, 1910, south 30 acres of SW 1-4 of SW f-4 sec.

30 8-5. ($1,000.) Butter, Eggs and Poultry. CREAM per lb 1...,, 28 BUTTER Country .25 BUTTER creamery The lady at the fireside laid down the sock she was darning and softly sighed. She was still fair-and there in her, EGGS 19c were many attractive curves CHICHESTER PILLS mature figure. DREAMS OF DISASTER.

DUCKS SEASON TICKETS. i night, that she was out driving and that the buggy upset in a pit and the Thi. horses fell in on top of her and kept Her large and expressive eyes springs 11 Mm Ladlrol hU your li-iiEIst for IWum and UrariilAN I'illa is Kd ami i-ahl n-rtalliAvV seart-il iih lilue Ribbon. -Take no other. Stuy of yuur Will GEESE 6c TURKEYS 12 to 14 turned toward the mantel with its many ornaments.

There she saw herself in various photographic poses. At They Come True? Does Mean Good Luck? Gulf Coast, Country of Texas With Us We Go Otx The 20th ojf vSeptember We sell the same land from 15 to $20 cheaper per acre than any other company operating in tVe Gulf Coast territory. Come to the office and let us explain. We also have local Farms and City property for sale or trade. Concordia Land Co.

J. NADEAU, falling until there were no more to fall: a third person dreamed 1 for 5 kne-vr as Safest. K-Jic. I BOOSTERS -5c thja right she was Flossie Floom in WW AGISTS .9 "The Single Taxer." At the left she HENS was Toto Bongo fn "The Sun God." In WHFAT the center she was Minerva Van Skin- CORII ---86 there was a flood and this young lady Do you believe in dreams and are wag out Jn tfae middle Qf it on a very you superstitious about starting any- Bman and tran table with all her be-thing on Friday? Do you believe in longlnga floating by heer; and last, the luck of a four leafed clover or do anotner pe-son dreamed that thieveb 50 WHY THEY FAIL. THE DIRECTORS OF THE FAIR HAVE DECIDED TO PUT.

SEASON TICKETS, THAT IS TICKETS GOOD FOR THE WHOLE FIVE DAYS OF THE FAIR, ON SALE AT $1.25 ONLY 25 CENTS FOR EACH DAYS ADMISSION. THE GREAT CARVER SHOW ALONE IS WORTH MORE -THAN THIS. THERE NEVER -HAS BEEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO SEE SO MANY ATTRACTIONS FOR SO, LITTLE MONEY. IN ADDITION TO THE FREE ATTRACTIONS THE RACING PROGRAM IS ONE OF THE BEST, IF NOT THE BEST IN THE Most Pile Remedies Miss The Cause Of Piles. you like them because they resemDie broke into tne house, robbed and a shamrock? Do you believe that po- ramsacke(j ft, and left the young lady tatoes will grow better if they are post and burned the building, planted in the dark of the moon, on and iwoke with rhe of her Disagreeable -treatment with ointments or suppositories usually fails to cure pile3 and cutting them off won't remove the cause.

Such treat- Vegetables PARSLEY per ounch CORN' MEAL per sack POTATOES TOMATOES per lb ONIONS per lb TURNIPS per bu. BEETS per bu. CARROTTS per lb SWEET CORN 1 5c 60c ner in "The Earth worm. A son pink flush stole across her Bmooth cheek. There was the souvenir pro- gramme of the hundredth of "The Gimlet" at the Van Rensselaer.

What a night of glorious triumph that was! On the sewing table was her scrap book of dramatic notices, discreetlj "Firesides are all right," she murmured," "but oh you footlights!" She looked at her rounded arm, shs stared down at her dainty fdot. A queer painty smell came to her, a lone rgony tH in her ears. -All about. the same person and all in the same night, and this lady is going to start a large undertaking on ment only moderates the outside ef- STATE. SUCH HORSES AS CO-fects of the disease and fails to reme- LUMBIA FIRE, WHO HOLDS THE dy the inside cause.

jThe up-to date WORLD'S RECORD IN HIS CLASS, doctors now use internal medicine, IS AMONG THOSE ALREADY EN- Room and board at 4. E. Sixth 1 The Odd Fellows have added fine street. Phone 3250. d3t player piano to their paraphrenalia in Friday, next.

Do you believe that the vitivi compel or Just incYv': 4 SWEET CORN per lb 15c. Frtday, the thirteenth? Do you believe that whiskey cures snake bites or causes them? Does it make any difference over which shoulder, you loox. at a new moon? If you do, what would do if four different people dreamed of a disaster to you? All in the 'saro night too. One person dreamed that while she was standing on a step ladder dusting chandeliers, the step ladder broke flnd she fell in a heap on the floor their hall. This purchase was made went' to Clay 0f j.

h. Blaud, locaf representative violin gave forth a quavering squeak, 1 CUCUMBERS 2 for 6c Mr. Charlie Webb Center this morning. TERED. TICKETS WILL DE ON MONDAY, THE 19, 1910.

SALE dt6 of The Bush Gerts Co. of Chicago. 125dtl to free the circulation in the lower bowel, and so remove the disease. Dr. Leonhardt's Ilem-Roid, the fl.

st and only guaranteed Internal pile cure in the form of tablets cures any kind of piles. Sold by Layton Neilson. $1 for large box. Dr. Leon- hbrdt Station Buffalo, N.

Y. For Sale. 71 milch cow, 1 wagon, 1 wagon and rack, 1 spring wagon, 7 head calvea from 8 months to 1 year old. 1 mowing machine, about 80 tons of alfalfa hay. 200 young chickens.

H. M. Elliott Phone 7705 123 dtf, V' the misty blend ot 1,000 white faces CABBAGE per --3c confronted her. should I profane my art by Th railroad time able has been darning socks?" she crledr Then hurling the Inoffensive foot C(ted 80 that the Um tralns are wear into the grate, she went back to eeheduto leave Concordia ar now the stage. 'correct.

Miss Eugenie LaRocque, of. Glasco, is visiting friends In the Fred LaRocque returned from business trip to Glasco last evening. Mr- W. J. Huscher will leave tomorrow for Naperville, Ill.j' where he will finish his theological couig in Miss Nettie Sochlinger will arrive Saturday from Kansas City for a visit with her parents.

and found that her bacK was uroKeu Northwestern Univerclty. the same Another persoa dreamea.