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DAILY KEPUBLICAN, CHEKKYTALE, KANSAS jj W-H I l' iiimmiwiiMluiliwTJWil Ml ra y. La 3S I nil I v. ft i in fed Vsai7 ii. a iv- ttjpjft. 1 si Li i fca LOQ I ji ItiiVi Not all hereJust a few in each Depart mentenough to show you what you may expect later on.

I I fmm I lifH (ISSii I mMmmS mS Stein Bloch and H. S- M. Spring Suits $15.00 to $25.00 'V-V Take a Icok at them. 1 fc 'J 1 A -X K. I i.

Selz Royal Friedman Bros. Atlantic IV. VJ Douglas 4 i io Hart Schatiner Marx V-' "A i'. -v v. i -cV T.

iV New I M- Mi itit UP TO 5- 9 $5oG0 1 i3 t-'-a ai Copyright 1905 by Hart Schaffner Marx i 1 the Kansas City Market Ust week. 19 of liis test steers sold at S1X0 per cwt, I Rural Route No. 4 Ouite a number from around jhere attended the sale at H. L. .11..

1 M.JV II 1 I. 111 1 i 'Jill from their trip 1o Roswell. New Mexico New! Novelties! Everything There vras a good crowd out to Sunday School last Sunday. Next Sunday, the Rev. Rookstool will preach at 11 o'clock at Racob.

All are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hummel and daughter, Edith, took dinner Gash Store.

well pleased with their trip. Harold ard Hugh Thompson sold their fat hegs latt Aicccay at pe cwt. Riggs near Brooks, last Wednesday. Tbe friends and neighbors of G. M.

Brown and wife gave them a pleasant surprise last Wednesday evening, by coming in to spend the evening writh well filled baskets. Mr. Brown will soon leave for his farm in Western Kansas. Mrs. Charley Drew and children, spent Thursday with Mrs.

H. E. Hi key. Thejoung folks gathered at the home of R. Stone Friday evening and gave Miss Myraa pleasant surprise, it being her lSth Whal You Wan! in Staples You Can Always Get Here at John Busserts last Sunday.

N. E. Boutou butchered some hogs last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Wainwright was calling on Mr. and Mrs. Shumaker last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Maud Dartnal went to Independence one day last week to visit her grand-parents.

Charles McMahill was helping Billy Glynn butcher last Jews' Harps. Jews' harps are made principally in Boccorio. the seat of the industry since the sixteenth century. A good "workman can make seven dozen in a day, and, simple as the little instruments are, no fewrer than twenty tools are employed in their manufacture. English Birth Rate.

Only 75 per cent, as many children are born in England now as were born thirty years ago. Monday's Bargains 1 bar Lenox oap 1 box Pearline 10c 1 box Ball Dine 1 can Peas 1 Coin 25c 1 Tomatoes 2 pkg Dr Price's Food loc 1 single wire Mantle 4c 1 good Scrub Brush 30c 2 pkg Pancake Flour 16c 1 can Cold Water Powder Sc Bixolaor Shinr la Blacking Sc Granite Stew Pan 38u 50c Pail 40c 50c Pail Orleans Sorghum 2 cans Chile 10c pfcgs Kegruit Tobacco loc Coo bottle Maple Syrup 15c Fione 21. 211 E. Main. Olive Crop of Greece.

The olive crop of Greece this year Is estimated at 15,000,000 gallons. Earl Vaughn and family visited at George McMabills last Sunday. John Glyn and family of Cbtrry-vale visited at Charley McMahills The Griffith Dry Goods Co. birthday. Oysters and other refreshments were served.

The evening was spent in music and games tbe guests departed at a late hour wishing Miss Mym many more happy birthdays. Mrs Wilson, Your Fate is in Your The Cunlap Collection Agency COLLECTS ON PERCENTAGE 111 E. Main Independence, Kansas THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. BY H. J.

POWELL. DR. M. A. FINLEY PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Office Over Peoples Bank.

Residence, 514 East Main rn il fiic last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kooniz and children living on the Powell farm attended Sunday School at Racob last Sunday. V.

E. Bouton made a flying trip-to Independecce one day last week. T. R. Wainwright has purchased another incubator it is the sure hatch machine.

jfcatcf ed at rte U. S. Post Office. Cberry vale ICaasas as Second Class MailMatter. M.

E. KEMP, M. D. Mcrrecpathic Phjsician DR. Rooms 20-21 KOSER McCormick Block Office, No.

98 phones -t Residecce, No. Hid Residence, 913 East Fourtk Streec and Surgeon. Rooms 9 and 10 Maban Building Residence 402 Est ifth Street Phones Office 275 Residence 272 DR. A. MOFFETT, OSTEOPATH.

Cherryvale, Kansas. Office hours, 9 to 12 a. 1:30 to 4 p.m. or by appointment. Dicus Building, Phone 129.

Mrs, Coleman and Mrs. Hinkey assisted Mrs. Stone in serving the oysters. Mr. Stewart had a brother visiting him last week.

Mr. and Mts. Will Smith visited their daughter, Mrs. Charley Fer-gusou. Mr.

Smith will soon leave for Denver Colorado. George Hood has gone to work for Mr, Stewart south of Independence. Miss Dora Jackman took dinner with Miss Mabel Wilson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Stafford visited Mr. and Mrs. Charley Nodurfth Sunday afternoon. School commenced at Hazel Dell Monday with James Bert as teacher. Mr.

and Mrs. X. E. Boughton called on Mrs. George Stafford Monday evening.

Mr. Stafford was helping Mr. Brown haul corn to Pap Kiney's last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Osborn called on Mrs. Stone Sunday afternoon. Miss Esther Coleman visited Miss Mildred Wilson Tuesday Centennial Chips, miss Anna Barns returned to her school near Mcund Valley, Sunday evening. Mr. Kamp and family of West Cher ry Township have moved to the B.

F. Moore farm. T. R. Walker left last night for his former home near Stockton, with a car of personal property, which includes some choice Duroc hogs of his own raising.

OlinJHart a fat cow last Tueer'av for 840. ISIS I DR. T. F. WHEAT, GRADUATE DENTIST.

office fiardware Sicre-CoiterMaiE andNeciho. Cerryvale, Karsas- Logan. C. R. Logan LO GAIN'S UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMS SCIEflTIFIC PALMIST DR.

E. E. ARMSTRONG, OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY RETURNED PASSES It is learned on excellent authority, that all members of the "Oklahoma supreme bench, have returned their railroad transportation and will hereafter pa' fare. It leaked out that Judge Hainer had returned his passes, and "when an investigation was made it ras revealed that all judges had acted likewise. As the action of the judges followed so closely their confererce with President Rocsevelt, it might be concluded that return of the passes was a result of the conference.

From an official source it was also learned today that Governor Frank Frantz recently returned his Rock Island pass. Luman F. Parker, the newly appointed Indian Territory judge, has also returned his pass. Bartlesville News. Success or Failure? Happiness or Regret? Which Path Are You Choosing.

DENTIST. CHERRYVALE, MCormick Building KANSAS- OFFICE HOURS- FHOE 9a Some pigs owned by Bert Pennington did not obey the war-iin given them by i the Conyviiie train to st of the track last Monday PVf nicg but did their best 1 Human life is made up of a multipli- it of interests, and ever and anon 8:30 to 12. 1 to 1: ci 1 there comes a time to every mortal when I 1 to out run The engine. Iw g-t out with broken the other had its head cut off. W.

II. Vaughn returned Arcodia Kan. last Miss Ova Locke closed her school last Thurday eve for an. indefinite time onjaccount of being seriously afflicted with rheumatism Lee Allison took two cars of cattle to in bitterness of spirit thev have cried: that I had had warning ere this pass." Truthful revelations in all business love, marriage acd divorce affairs given can remove all evil influences: leunite the separated and cause success in all your undertakings. Whatever your "troubles; may be, call rd see Madsm ISIS, Clairvoyant, Palmist and Astrolo-gist.

402 Main street, Mrs. Traugh-Ler. for a few days. New Soap for Ships. An English company has been formed to furnish a new soap which makes laundry work with salt water possible.

Now ocean steamships will not have to carry from 500,000 to pieces of bed and table linen to last during the entire voyage. Washing can be done aboard. Racob. Well the great Valentine day is over and I suppose all have had ample time to. find out who sent and who got valentines.

Window Shades, Pictures and Picture Frames. I05 E- Main St. Pbone.133 Po. iri.