The Olsburg Gazette from Olsburg, Kansas • Page 8

SOME T71 goods AT HALF Hi; JL JLIXVXJ Spring Goods. Hence, we have decided that we are ACTUALLY going to Sell SOME GOODS at HALF PRICE. If you are looking foi REAL Bargains, come in and let Us Show You. MRS, G. H.

OLSBURG, KANSAS i 1 11 1 1 ames (. (Mcculloch, (grankfort, (Kansas, Live (SjockGeneral (Auctioneer The records show I have conducted some of-the best Sales in Kaunas and Nebraska the 1st three years, For the beet and most experienced service, my terms are very VV rite of wire for dates. Jasikh Joyck, I have had 2 years' experience in the tonsorial line My work speaks itself Come in and try my razors Shop next to the Drug Store Horse blankets, Heating Stoves sold at Cost, as long as they last. Other articles that we handle at a small profit. C.B.MOOKE&CO.

City Meat Market Fresh and cared meats, all kinds 'J est. HAY! HAY! HAY We mean Lumber when we say Hay for now is the -j, time to build that house or barn don't put off building till Spring work begins, or when everybody is building. Prices always go up when there is a big demand on the wholesalers. Lumber is reasonably Cheap now, and cannot go lower so get to work and start the ball to rolling. We have a line of Building Material it is good grade and dry as a bone.

Yours, C. BL FRIEND, E. G. VERNON, Mgr. The Mf thodists observed the week ot prayer by having ferviceg in the church eaih afternoon and evening this week.

Cliff rd Long suffered a broken-collar bone last Sunday night a horse falling npon him Dr. Liuck resetjt an i the boy is resting easily. A. V. Johnson, who has spent wo-months with his daughter, Mrs Gi Alien and family, at Oakland, returned home this k.

A wagon load of young folks n-m, town attended ibe oyster supper and entertainment at tl.e Fn-rview st-h' ol house last Friday ght Dr Kauck reports the birth -of, laughters, last week at tbe homi-n tf James Joyce, U. Travis and Top Summers, Rain interfered with'the shooting match on New Years Day Five sportsmen from Randolph wc re scheduled to shoot against a lie number from Olsburg, but the tnaich will take place later. II J. M. Bary, Chan.

Munson, Kilurr, Art Moore aud' John F. Re hard accompanied tbe latter's spicial train of 12 cars of cattle to Chicago last The Luih-ran's box sapper, social and watch in the church aud school house on New Year's Eve was an enjoyable affair. At midnight the jtnitor rang tbe bell, ringing out the old and the new year in. James Sbehi, sr aged about. 75-years, died last Monday, Dec 31, at ibe borne of his son, James, jr east, of Fostoria He was au old resident of this county, having at onetime-held the office, of sheriff He is sur.

vived by a wife and several grown-cbildren The funeral occurred on Wednesday with services in the Sbehi school house. It will bs Dollars In Your Pocket to read Mrs. G. lltff's big adv at tbe lop of this pae. Goods at half price are not bought every day, and as it is invoice time, ebe is making this Clearance Sale to giv room for the brge shipment of Spring which are due to arrrve soon.

Owing to most of our time this week being up in printing full page circulars (the duplicate of which appears on our front pag for the Great Sa.e of the New York Salvage Co at C. W. Fagerberg's we are oolHpelled, for lack ot time-, and space, to omit correspondence-letters and much other news matter, but will make good nixt week, J. Kangley and wife, of Kansas-City the New York Sal-vage are in charge of the Great Sale at C. W.

Fagerberg's Store, which opened Jan. 3, and continues until Monday night, Jau. 14 Read closely their quotations on our front page and you will see that rare bargains are offured. many goods beiug marked less than cost Mr. and Mrs, Kangley are very pleasant people and -have host of clerks to as tint in disposing of this mammotb -stock of goods in ten days' time.

TJhe Christmas program given in the church Sunday 23, was a complete snocess, the-children doing their part remarkably tell. some numbers being particular, ly effective and appropriate for the occasion Prefents were exchanged between pupils and teachers and tha Sup't received a very nice present front the school Harry Miller musk he given credit for finding as beautiful a tree as was ever brought to th -church, aqd after the decorators had completed their work, it certainly looked fine. The Sup't desires to sincerely thank all those who liberally assisted in making the program grand success. NOTICE! Parsoris' System of Dental Offices Offices on Following Dates Each Month. Warnegn.i 4' to 16, inclusive.

Cleburne .17 to lfl, Olsburg 20 to 24, Westmoreland .25 to 26, Wheaton. ...27 to 28, Onaga. 29 to 2, Have made a slight change In datt so as to more conveniently reach these points by rail. W.JI'aksons, Dentist, Wameno, Kansas. Notb As I give especial alien tiqn to crown and bridge, work and eirry a large stock of material for that purpose, am prepared to, com-plete all work at the various point 1 visit on short notice.

All woik en trusted to my care will receive my most oareful attention. H. w. Parsons. Olsburg Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.

H.J.MILLER, Prop. Fine rigs, fast horses and jareful drivers. Barn in fine oondltion and better prepared than ever before for feeding and caring for the farmers' horses. Your patronage solicited. Olsburg (House, AMIEL ANDERSON, -Prop-, Best of accommodations to the trav eling public-I-Farmers'i trade respectfully solicited Dr.

J. W. Iauck, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Office at residence, formerly the Dr. Stewart property.

Telephone calls answered day and night. OLSB6JRG. KANHAS Auctioneer, sates throughout the' country at reasonable rates. Bat isf action is Kuarautfed. Orders left at The Uaietto oHlue Willi receive prompt attention.

J. V.Clay well, OiiSBUftU, KANSAS RUB AT. ROUTE NO. OVK. For Sale At Reasonable Prices, twenty frme and riue river bottom landjcrop failure.iraposBible Call on or write to E.

Marcjuktik, Kankas CHAS. CDEEIE, Live tock (Auctioneer. Make a date with me and I begin work for you at once. Posted on all property values, Phone for date at oar expense. NOTICE TO FARMERS! Having purchased a new four-hole shelter and gasoline engine, we solicit your oora helling.

Call 'phone 92, C. J. JOHNSON ALBERT L. FALIN C. W.

DIAL The Johnson Furniture lap robes, and all winter gQods, at Geo. R. White's Harness Shop. OLSBURG MARKET REPORTS. I Corrected just before going to press by C.

V. Fagerberg: Liubt hogs, per cwt 10 00 Corn, new, 70 35" Eggs 24 butter 18 Hens, per lb 07 Roosters, (old) each 17i Sugar, perewt. 5 00- The following quotations are fur nished by John F. Richards: Corn, new, 70 lbs 32 Hogs, 5 75 Hogs, liuht. 6 00 Cattle, $3 50 to 5 00 Meals served at all hours at Gregg's John T.

Bartley with a good market for hie cattle in Kansas. City. Fancy-candies and nuts at Greggs' A. J. Swanson ha returned from a week's visit in Junction City.

All kinds of anything in the confection Hue at Gregn's. Born, to C. 1). Harms and wife, Dec. 26, a pound daughter.

Soulherland, of Fort Madi son, Iowa, is a 'new subscriber. Miss Lula Price has ruMirntd from Kansas City. Ilesser departed Wednesday for Atchison and Lj-nvenworth. Born, New Year's morn, to CTeve Gillett and wife, a baby boy. Bui.i.For Sale-- ReKisHred Short born Bull, months old.

Inquire of Robert Fleming, Garrison R. K. I) Rev. JaM son has purchased W. Rhodes' -Ray machine for hie son, the dootor.

Peanu'! Why don't you buy Fresh Roasted or Salted Peanuts at B. Coots'? Mrs -Oscar N. Olson, of Vliets, is visiting home folks, the Munaop family, north of town. A Green shipped and accompanied a car of of hogs aud a oar of cattle to Kansas City, Tuenday. Price and wife, and John Richards went to Kansas City this morning.

E. White and wife spent a con pie days this week with the latter's brother, John F. Richards and family. Arch RichardB and children, M-White anfl wife, departed this morning for California. E.

D. Gillett attended a bank directors' meeting at Onaga, Wedneg day. Presiding Elder Rev. Hauson will preach in the Methodist church Sun dav evening. All invited.

John Erickson, of Oroville, Wash. is visiting liis parents, Erick Erirk son and wife on Four-Mile creek. It has been 7 years since bis last visit. Dr. Jackson and wife, of Broughtnn, spent this week in Olg burg with the former's parents, Rev.

Jackson and wife. of canned goods, cookies, crackers, raisins, currants, sn eet and sour pickles, vinegar, krout, cabbage, onions fresh oysters and celery. L-jwest price on quarters of beef. Cash paid for bides. Shop open from 8:30 to 9:30 on Sunday mornings.

C. G. LOGSDON (garms $or(Sale '28 acres; well improved, clone to town; good orchard, house stable' and other outbuildings. Price, $4,000 160-acre creek farm; good new house, stable and other outbuildings, S5 acres plow land, balance pasture and meadow. Price, I have several other farms for sale, If yon want to bay or sell a irm or town property, call or 'phone g.

Johnson, OLSbURG, KANSAS Guaranteed New ten-inch Records 40c Each $4.50 per Dozen. These Records are not travesties on the bum ail voice, but are soft, mel low and free from harshness. Fit all machines Write for latest list Needles, 60c per Address Hofer Brenne Manhattan, Kansas flour-JMile (Herd of Qurocs. Twenty gilts and IS March and April boars, heavy boned, good length and color, will sell at once to reduce stock. These are fine and should find a ready sale to anyone wishing to build op their herd My Hereford Herd Bull, Novice, No.

100797, he by May's Keep On, No. fl4107, the latter considered one of the best Hulls in Marshall county. Novice is the very animal farmers and stockmen need. Oomo and see him. also the Duroo- Jersey pigs.

(E. (H. (Erickson, iOJsburg, (Kan. liarber Shop Remember the Old tftaod when want- iug first-olas work. -We appreciate your patronage aqd strive to please our ttuatomer.

Shaving, Hair-CuttiDg, Shampooing, Tonica, Face Hot Batba Remember the Place, First door sooth of Olsburg House Laundry basket goea to Topeka, Monday, Jan 7, and returns the following Friday night. A. A. Shiner Prop DEALERS IX I unntiire and Olsburg and Cleburne, Kan. J-gfOall and see our fine stouk of upholstered goodsijg- Embalming done.

Full stock of undertakers' supplies and a riue hearse. Moulding for picture frames and for rooms; also window glass and picture glass in different sizes; paints, oil, varnishes, euainel, etc. CARPETS, MATTING AND WALL PAPER (1S, OFFICERS: C. Fa(iBiikkg, Jacob Wki.n, yice-Pres. D.

W. Jounhon, Cashier State Oinni, 110,000. BtTEFLUIt $5,00 Undivided Profits, $8,000. loor ringi. O.

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