The Reading Record from Reading, Kansas • 5

W. S. Hayes visiter home I Urn. I Offer You nRecpi(l ifu.QO per iUSHTID EVKRY FRIDAY. iiis ioiith W- Spot Cash 2 brl- pint jelly glasses 6 boxes.

Rex Soap 8 boxes Lenox Soap 1 6 boxes Merry War Lye 100 pounds smoking tob All ground spipes at' Mason fruit ias at cost. i-anyigh priced powder, lc per ounce Imperial Syrup in 40c per gal 6 boxes 25c 1 package cornfitarcn 6q White cloud Soap with sih? er plated Spoon bar 9 Other things in proportion. C. OFFICER; Gash Store: PATTERSON and SDN LUMBER FOR CASH ONLY. Sunday.

Dan Gannrhan was in Km- poria Satnrday. Harry Welsh went to Pan ine Tueuday. T. II Lewis of FJmporia was in town Tuesday, D. Morrison of Emporia was in town this week.

t). C. boncrht '24 head cattle near Lyndon Friday. Mrs. Orphia Bailey was shopping in Emporia Wednes day.

Ben Swisher and Mil- er of Enporia were in town Saturday. Grant Wolf of Emporia transacted bnsiness in Read ing Monday. D. Banghman of Lecompton was a caller at the Record off ice Monday: Will Evans and M. Fagan transacted business in Em poria Monday.

The Santa Fe tax gang has neen at work south of town this week. Will and Chas. Cowden purchased a new buggy in Osage City Friday. G. F.

Arnold, W. H. Sev- ery and Dan Simkins trans acted bnsiness in the county seat Friday. Geo. Thompson of Osage City was down Wednesday re pairing a windmill for D.

C. Jones Maude Severy returned from Emporia Tuesday, after a short visit with relatives and friends. John Hayes returned home from Lecompton Sunday. He has been working for the W. U.

Tele. Co. Dr. Brown has purchased the lot west of C. A.

Officer's store rind expects to nut up a hliillinf) floon -vit. mairao a rarer nara laar Ttroatrt witu ivirs. Alice Mara. ne returned home Thursday Notice C. A.

Officer's new ad this week. He is offering some' rare bargains that can not be duplicated in Emporia or Osage City. rank Agrelius came up from Emporia the first, of the week and is spending a few days in He will teach in Argentine the coming year. Misses Nellie Roach of Em poria and Nellie King of Hartford, returned home Tuesday after a weeks visit with Misses Lizzie and Annie Gailghan. The school house is being renovated this week and undergoing some much needed improvements.

School opens the first Monday in Septem ber. Sse the great running com bination by Prof. Nash'H thor oughbreds, six exhibitions, at the" Osage County Fair, Sept. 7, 8 ahd 1). I Lath, Shingles, and Even thing in he line of building material.

Screen Doors $1 oo each OUR FEED MILL Is now in bioeration and we are prepared to grind all kinds of grain at reasoi rates. B. Huffman, Publisher. 'rf at tho nt Rnadinir. Kanaa.

n'uttor. CITY OFFICERS, v. IT. 0. talUllo'.

tv Work, H. M. Huffman, 'rrasiiror." li. Vollon .1. A.

Stratton. City Marshal, O. XT, Watson. Stroot'Oommlsslnnpf, GoMon Hurst, nijncilmeni 0. A.

Offloor, A. W. Hntiharrt, P.J. Klntr. TV N'lolfpl.

J5. Officer. Towii1iIi Rnnrii T'rnstop. Sum Johns. Tloirtlnir.

TroHsnrfr. Mtko Vrcy. Hi-mHnl. i'lnrk, A. A.

llnwors. Ailnilrf. A. T. S.

F. Ry. TIME TABLE. Reading. Kan.

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V. r. Olork will ho found at Ttondltm Hall at 7 prr an royular nioMinir evolnirs, S. nt V. rtrr.ti "ist and .1,1 Snrnrrlnr nlirlit.

S. II. ft ration. Captain. T.

A Wn 1 nf From.mt CamnNnl.Vi moots Saturday oaol, month. Orplil-l Rallov. F.lsli! liniiliiird, Spo. Pros O. A.

H. ifnt, 1st and WodnOftdnrs of monlh. A f'onrov. Adlti. .1 A Stratton.

0, r. c. Moots 1st and Thnrwlnvs. Ivlltli M. Mrs.

Klnr. rnrnnifls. MTTTTOnmT F.PTRrflPAT,. Oronolitnn-oToh s.ili'ntt, 11 a nnd Jndiv Qohoil osol moottn" ni nior plnr sorrloi Pnronrll, f.nno sorrloo oaoh st 7 UtrtMc- tid Wnolal moot invgjwlMi, mb nllfllt llniH tflnnt til" SOOO nd MondllT Wlit 1n osol, month MitrMn. Pastor.

hnl Ifoso. Sunorlntond out. nsPTTST. Poadtnir tl nttts hss ovorv mnrntnu nnd ovonlnir. RI1PMH otiool in o'olooir Travor ttiootintr Wpd.

potdavovonlnot d'ioh wpok nd ooonant moo ttnir 11, first Saturda lior Hfst Sundftv ot faoh month MtTnokor. Hov .1 Whlto. Oinvrlnton V.nt. Pastor. POST OFFICE, al lloadlnir, Kansas.

Malls pIiisp fi.r Kn-t VM II mn :15 pm )im pm l)n Hiindaj' thi' ollico will 1)0 nppn froni A i ml iMin 1 In 4 nrjl. A ,1 Btrlltton, OITY HA KB Kit SHOP. Firnt claris work done Latest ntvle in liainlrosHinji. Finn line choice oigam Ci'ohh BroH, Proprn. Dr.

1). S. FISIIKR, Reading, Kansas. cull, pun or. Ursl and llrnad Mrri'ts, wi'sl nhulch.

iippo.ilto Fi'liu HoU'l, whole hp ho found rit lit Foster Cross, proprietor of Reading Dray jine. All kinds of draying prompt ty attended to. (. F. STRADER, Qeneral Blacksmith, Horse Shoeing A Specialty.

Satisfaction' Guaranteed J. 11. Ed son, CARPENTER. Best work at lowest price Call on SH.Waite if in need of Photographs Lowest prices. Htrtwoik.

II. A. ALT3IAN, REMOVED to 414 Commercial st Dealer in Ladies and Gents FINE FOOTWEAR and Rubber Goods. in Kansas, Xoay're rpjoicln' now In Kansas, A nd thny'ro 11 ft fenlln gay, Fur thoy TP pllln' up tl.e monoy While the mnrts-aKo melts away They're a slnRln' hallenjfth; rhoy'ro ft feeltn' mlfrhty fly; All the folks foolln' jcyful, And they AH Step Hi(th. Thore'a a mlirhty cheorful foplln1 'Monsrst her people now air'ln, And there ain't, on kick a pomln'.

For they hold the hands that win. They're a slniln' aons-s of Blory, And you noycr hour a sltrh: For the folks are foclm' joyful, And tlioy All stop Hlirh. Their the noof Stoorand His Sister, And thocvor Holpf nl lions Tlicro the wheat, corn and alfalfa. And, the holdout In the pen. AM have helpod to raise thp money That the folks are layln' hy.

And we're all feolln' And wu All Stop Hlh. John Hayes, auctioneer. Mrs. J. Ouizlo went to Em poria Tnenday; The nhoto car left this week for Olivet.

G. A. Conrey visited the county peat Wednesday Billy Jacoby and wife were up from Lang Monday. Robt. Wilson was an Otta wa visitor several days last week.

For sale 200 bushels two year old oorn. Mrs. wm. jusaon Acrt. Parmiter took in the sights in Osage City Satur day night.

Miss Pearl Taylor's friend returned to Kansas City Sat urday after a weeks Faded clothing made look like new at the Steam Dye Works, Emporia, Kan. A. C. Crozier, Prop. W.

P. Officer of Hillsdale has' been in the city this week visiting his brothers and oth er relatives. Frank Tabor, Sam Evens, Walter Welsh and Tom Els dor. were Emporia visitors Monday. Cool and, comfortable din ing cars on banta'' re' nouie are obtained electric fans'.

by the use of Mrs. Dr. Morrison of Em poria is spending the wee visiting with relatives and friends. Mr. II Jacoby left Tuesday nitrht tor Blooiiiiiigton, 111 when lie' will visit relative tor a couple weekg.

Electric fans to keep you cool are new" and timely fea tures of Santa Fe Route dining cars. Mrs. Noland returned to Hillsdale Friday after sever al days visit witli her daugh ter, Mrs. Wm. Jacoby.

Frank Bennett has pur chased what vised to be the Kenn hotel and is repairing and fixing It up preparatory to running a hotel. Miss Pearl Taylor of Read ing arid friend from Kainsas City were guests of Mrs. O. M. Speer Wednesday, Leno ln terpnse.

The electric fans now oper ated in Santa Fe Route din ing cars are desirable and seasonable accessories to an-salready unsurpassed service are prepared to print all kinds of sale bills. Any one expecting to have a sale should call and huh samples and get our pric es. Arthur Wataon and family and Wm. Samuels and family of Hillsdale visited in the city several days this week. They are en route for New Mexico.

Thos. Lloyd had a serious runaway Monday while en route for Arvonia with the mail. vas breaking in a colt and near Dave Jciiea' it Imcarrie au 1 1 tailed to run. The civrt VMts badly broken but I'iujs. serious injury.

6f The Reading Township Sun day School Convention va's held in the First r. E. (church Wednesday. Owing to the con dition of the wenther. thfl tendance was not as large as was expected, buta consider ble number were present.

iiaoh nnmber of the pro gram was exceptionally well rendered. The following officers were elected: Mr. Black, trice Sword, Sec, Jno, Dixon, The following program was rendered: MORNING SESSION. 10:00 Paper The ereatest thing in the world, Mrs.M.W Influence of the Sunday Schools upon the nation, Martha V. White.

Declamation, Edw Bratton. Motion song. Miss Etta Ful ler's class. How I expect to prepare the next lesson, M. M.

Mason. Discussion Essay A lesson from the loom, Ancel Phippenney. hissay hva Johnson. How I expect to teach the next lesson; Mrs. Emma Ham, J.

T. Burton. AFTERNOON SESSION. Consecration, Mrs. Emma Moss, Rev.

Martin-. Teachers. Other work than teaching. Miss Hopkins. Exercise Mrs.

Sadie Brow- er's class. Declamation Chas. Holli day. Paper, Beatrice Sword. Recitation, Grace Jones.

Are yon noing wnat you ought for and in theS. If not, why not? E. W. Cun ningham Declamation, Mac Haag, Primary Work, Harry Ham mOnCl ci i i i -neBU118 01 worK.MaDie uonTerenrft. oiTTifMi Ties, pn P011T.n0rT,mYa air Robbins.

Election of officers. Collection. Rev. Bratton went up to Burlingame yesterday. nememDer tne ice cream social tonight D.

C. Jones went to Great Bend Wednesday night J. m. Horning made a busi ness trip to Lamed last week Mrs. w.

C. Davis visited friends in Eureka last week. Miss Stevens, of Arvonia, i3 the guest of Mary Davis this week. Mrs. Bowen of Peterton vis ited Billy Davis and wife Tuesday.

Miss Jessie Price, of Wil- liamsville, 111., is visiting her cousin, Il.Jv.rnce. Rev. Martin and daughters Eva, Carrie and Sadie, are visiting at Fredonia. w. T.

McCarty, candidate A a UCKBl' waa 111 1116 Clty Edw. Bratton expects leave for Lecompton next month where he will enter Lane University. tm o-iff -yiuvvi ivin sen ins, Dr. Gunsaulus. will speak on the fair grounds at Burlin-game Wednesday afternoon, Sept.

7. In our recent account of Ren Patterson's run away we stated that the mules became frightened at Geo Horning we have since learned that twas Mr Eldridge instead who Ren took to be Geo Horning. I win pay you to write or call on the Steam Dye Works ooiore uuying your winier suns, jjrop a card tor particulars. A. u.

urozier. inere wui oe an ice cream social ou the Metliodist church lawn tonight (Friday). 1 lie proceeds are to go to ward paving the jai.itor i thO church. All are colial ly invited to attend Gingerich Connell, HEADQUARTERS FOR The Heath and Milligan House paint, Stand-up Carpet Stretchers, Famous Galena Axle Grease WIND MILLS, PUMPS AND EAVE TROUGHS a Specialty All kinds of Machine Oil at 25c per dozen 12 bars for 24c J5 bars for 50cc "7 ior 50c per pound 17c lc 25q pound If in need of call on THEIS, Empori Best goods. Lowest pric J.

A. Stratton, Notary Public, Reading, Kaus B. Wheldnn, Emporia. Kg AUCTIONEER! Are you going to have SALE this fall? If so call on John Hayes and let him cry it for Charees rensonable sa faction guftrnu'cod. WE DO ALL KINDS OF WORK ALONG THIS LINE VV.

P. Deaver, Undertaker. S. Brentnall, My Osage Oi1rv K.a,ii Painless Howard Rees left last MUUlJ "H0 on ne by Dr SE vVorster of Emporia Extraction of Teeth. In order to advertise more my PAINLESS system I will give it and extract one or more teeth at 50c per-tooth.

Set of teeth $5 up. Gold and pt. alloy 7f)C up. Teeth extracted 'Jfc. All work warranted as represented.

I have now secured another assistant Dr.Cruebbe A Graduate Willi Experience. Arthur watson entertained C. A. Officer and friends at the store Wednesday evening with the Ginut talking machine. The pieces were "marching to Cuba," "my sweet heart went dovvn with the maini'," and "my father was a scilor on the inaii.e." The Giant is the bebt talking machine on tl3 market for Beatrice, Neb.

He did not tell his mission and as he left rather suddenly it is feared by the young ladies of the town that he has slighted them. His return (with his onaeii sucii is tne case.i is anxiously awaited. School We are prepared to. furnish everything needed in the school rooni at the lowest rates. We car ry aH the school books lined in T.vnri fin.

in. Hurling those nublish- edby the state. We have Dictionaries, Maps Glohes. Kindergarten material and the Read ing Uircie poors, Call and see us. etc.

Kansas Plumb en.