Cortland Register from Courtland, Kansas • 3

LOCAL NEWS. 8 8 Barber NE OUR II are now on UU. our shelves and we want YOU to see them DRESS GOODS! We take Special Pride in showing our stock of fa DRESS GOODS, which consists of the LATEST and Most Fashionable Styles on the market. "Prunella" Cloth. We have the "PRUNELLA" Cloth in seven different colors.

This is a new weave, producing a soft, velvety gloss- finished fabric the most beautiful thing onrtn on the market. We sell it for BUG tO 5I.UU PEF We intend this as a PERSONAL invitation to YOU to come in and look over our New lines. We have the goods you WANT, and we intend to SET A PACE in PRICES that will keep competition on the jump to meet, for our prices are We also have the "FRENCH and Widths, Plain and with want for a ftylish Waist, at FLANNELS" in all Colors Polka Dots. Just what you WW For Ladies Tailor Made Suits Flannels in all the most popular appreciate them. and VENETIAN FLANNELS.

You must see these goods to hammered down to the few words to you about DRY GOODS SILKS AND SATIN. Again our line of Silks and Satins is Faultless. We can show you just what you want at Yes' we have the New Weave which produce a very rich effect. C'lPPmV V- rvnu this beautiful Cloth designs and widths in different A -mr a at from 1.40 tO In this Department you will find all the STAPLES, and all the NEW THINGS, but ESPECIALLY, we want to 00003DS, for in them you will find everything from 8 Cents to $2.00 per yard. There's no trash in this Department to fill space; only the reliable kinds, and we say to you, there is no Department in I hese regions oSering the NEW THINGS we have in our Dress Goods Department.

Whatever your wants may be in Dry Goods, we can supply them, and SAVE YOU MONEY, for High Prices Have no Place Here. In our Staple DryGoods we are Complete and CAN PLEASE VOU! WE WAIST YOUR PATRONAGE! A. J. SANDERS. P.

S. Hav? you seen our FUR COLLARETTES They are Stylish. iUNDERWEAR. 32 This Department of ours has always been popular, as customers can always find in it just what they want. We carry a larger stock and greater vari ety or Underwear than any house in BIG west half of the SHOES.

1 if This Line is better than it ever was with us before. We have been Leaders in SHOES ever since we opened our You know why because we had the assortment, prices were RIGHT, and every pair WEARS right, or your inoney back We INSURE our Shoes. Do others guarantee them, AS WE Do? 9" ICLOTHING. 131 Ask To Sea it? 1 OH "Paw "A WiWiSi i U. 0 Jackets we have the Venetian shades at 65c to $1.75 per yard.

0 35 Cts to $1.40 Per Yard. in Crepons We have i i i MU )i described Cattle to 7 years old nearly all high grade Short. and all bred to a pure bred Hereford bull. by pure bred Hereford bull, out of high early. All Bull, "Sampson Chief." Years Old.

Be on time, for best stuff may be sold first CARL50N CREAGER. its place. I had over twenty years' 1 There will be sold at Public Auction on the CREAGER farm, 6 miles northwest of Jamestown, 7 miles south of Courtland and 4 miles southwest of Kackley, on ednesday, Sept 26, More of it, and" BETTER than ever S3 before. All kinds, but whatever the K-3 kind, your money's worth. This is the most Complete line of Clothing in the The following 73 Fine Cows from 3 horn Euht have white-faced calves by side Several good town.

Come and HATS and CAPS. 63 WHITE -FACED CALVES, grade Shorthorn cows. Mostly One Pure Bred Hereford All advertisements Inserted will be run more than one week unless otherwise ordered Advertisements should not reach this office later than Wednesday noon to insure Inser tion. Correspondence should reach this office by Tuesday uigLt. To subscribers, extra copies of this paper are a cenrs eacn non-suoscriDers cents eacn Sample copies free.

RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Santa Fe Time Card. SOUTH. .338, Local Freight 7:30 a. m.

30S, 1'asseuger 7:45 p.m. NORTH. 307, Passenster 11 :00 a. m. 309, Local Freight 6:05 p.

Bock Island Time Card. EAST. Xo. 18, Passenger 0:57 8. m.

So. 54, Local Freight 12:50 D. m. No. 10, Passenger 3:12 a.

m. WEST. No. 9, Passenger 1 :15 n. m.

No. 17, Paseneer 6:20 p. ni. Xo. 53, Local Freight 12:50 p.

m. 160-acre farm for sale. Inquire here. A club is being organized in Courtland. Ona Glasgow was home from Narka over Saturday.

Henry Leweke Courtland to live. has eome back to Dr. Jones, Dentist, at Dr. Steuart's office ecery Monday. Mrs.

C. N. Elliott returned Wednesday from Colorado. J. A.

Litsinger is fitting up his build ing ready for occupancy. Mrs. esley and daughter left Tues day for Waverly, Nebraska. Will Morlan left Tuesday for Man hattan to attend the college. A.

J. White, the popular Scandia druggist, was in town Monday. Levi Lower visited Mr. and Mrs. W.

S. Lower the first of the week. Robt. Cleland, of Lovewell, was trans acting business in town Monday. mteman has moved his flour and feed store into the Whitney -building.

The Register is a day early this week on account of the Fraternal picnic. Dr. Stuart reports a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. S.

C. Humphrey last week, For Sale: A two-seated carriage Cheap if taken at once. Inquire here John Pilcher wants all the hogs you have to sell at the highest market price. Rev. Channell, of Omaha, was in town the first of the week renewing old ac quaintances.

M. Weislogel was up from Scandia Monday, and he was the liveliest dead man ever seen. Capt. Walker was up from Scandia Tuesday evening to attend the demo cratic meeting. B.

W. Stacy, who went to St. Joseph last week, has arranged for Regis-ter to follow him. J. W.

McCreight is papering A. Smith's new house. The house is now nearly ready for occupancy. Rains have put the country in fine shape for wheat and an unusually large acreage will be planted this fall. Mrs.

Betty Buchner leaves Thursday for Clyde, Oklahoma. She will be ac companied by her neice, Miss Delia Yerian. Jas. Butler is moving the old house near the hotel onto the lot back on the next street. He intends improving the property.

The Courtland State Bank is now at home in its own building and doing bus iness just as. though they had always lived there. B. H. and Luther Carlson, of Kack-ley, were in town Saturday.

Luther has just completed the course at the Saliua business college. The Narka News comes to us now with H. E. Moore as oditor. We are sorry to lose Aaaington bnt glad to welcome Moore.

Dr. Roberts reports that a new girl came to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown on Sunday last. All concerned doing nicely.

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jones died last week. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of the entire community in their grief. Mr.

Channell was a pleasant caller Monday. He says the republicans confidently expect to carry Nebraska for McKinley by a good majority. Salina Street fair. One fair for the round trip. Tickets on sale fcept.

22d to 29th. Good for return October 1st, via Santa Fe. A safe and quick cure for Cholera, Diarrhoea, safe for children or adults, Mulls Lightning Specific. Keep it handy. 25c at C.

E. Elliott's. Miss Gractf Galloway, of Courtland, arrived Saturday morning Miss Gal loway will teach the Island school five miles southeast of town. Naika News D- Neil bought a lot of Very fine fur niture of Haskett this week. Uncle Dan and his good wife are goimg to have things comfortable and they are certainly entitled to them.

For Sale Two good Durham bull calves, ready for service, at my farm 3 miles north and 2 miles west of Court- land. Must be sold within two weeks A. C. COX loi tickets for Denver and oth- west a one 'fare, plus 52.00, for The NEW KINDS? Yes, priees are in conformity with our other lines LO An POSSIBLE I Shop, First door south of Dr. Suider's Q.mce.

Fins Work a Specialty TOM SHAVER. CITY BAEBER SHOPr i1 Bath Rooms. Kirst-elass in all respects Call in for a nice, easy shave, stylish hair cut or refreshing shampoo. 3 1 Hot and Cold Baths 1 L. LAKSKS, Prop.

fe FOR THE BEST i photograph tWork IX REPUBLIC COUNTY GO TO J. JENNINGS, IV. Dr. Jas. B.Roberts, Physician and Surgeon, Calls Attended Day and Night, Office at Residence, hj COCRTLAXD, KANSAS.

S. J. SNIDER. Physician Surgeon, Courtland, Kansas. Graduate of Medico Chirurgical Ot Philadelphia, Pa.

Night culls at residecne WestoTer house.) R. A. Steuari Physician Surgeon. COURTLAND KANSAS. Calls promptly answered day or night.

IT J. F. flan aro I RlanVcrmfVnrur And Uli 1U1 i-J iwi-i "ITT" "Vina UnTGt- shoeing a Satisfaction guaranteed. Bring 1 i- Au L. in your norses; oueituu um shop, Courtland, Kansas AUCTIONEER Col.

Ike Foote, Of Superior, Nebraska. Dates and rates arranged at. Register office. C.AKlMBALU ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. TV1U practice in all fiuie Cuurts Courtland, Kansas.

Ironwork and Woodwork: HAVE THE LATEST IM-I LOT ED POWER MACHINERY T3 DO ALL KINDS OF WORK OF ALL KINDS. fiOCZ) T0 I3i EST OQOD TESATMENT C. L. Tebow. Sox.

trouble cf 12-Jth misery st1 I-ireir Cars ii is ths 4 4 TERMS One year's time on acceptable notes bearing Eight per ent interest. -4 This sale will begin at 1 p. m. sharp. Col.

IKE FOOTE, Auctioneer. This Line is as complete Only Good Goods, for we lowest notch. Just a our several lines county! see as we know how to make ir. expect you to buy them to eat. Prices Seasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed J.

W. MAHAFFY, AUCTIONEER COWCOKDIA, Solicits your patronage; KANgAS. Years ot Experience John Doyle and John Brown held a little meeting at the school house Tues day eveninff. Brown talked an hour and Doyle followed with a 30 minute speech. Tr.3 Speakers were in to see as 'fee cert tflorniag and said they US a goo mt- in, tit about twenty-: -a pres- ent 1-8 nica thi- Covi; they A Few Words in Conclusion.

We have everything to eat or wear. See our prices and LISK ISIMI goods. If we can't save you money we can't ask your trade but we like an opportunity to show you. J. 5.

TUOZSR Mercantile Co. Will NOT RUST. If it does you get ffiiiiii. Wichita Carnival. One fare for round trip.

Tickets on sale Sept. 30th to Oct. 6th. Limited for return October 8th, via Santa Fe. Card of Thanks.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jones wish to express their gratitude to the public for their assistance and sympathy rendered during the sickneess and death of their darling boy. The community was saddened Tues day by the news of the death of Pred Pilcher at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James Pilcher, north of tcwr He leaves a wife and several children surviving him. Sept. 10th and 2(ith the Rock Island will sell round trip tickets to points east of Missouri River, including Chicago Peoria, St. Louis, St. Paul, at rate of one fare, plus 2,00, Return limit October 31et.

Mull's Lightning Pain Killer kills pain like the lightning's flash. No matter what the cause either external or internal. Contains neither opiates, am monia or capsicum. 25c. For sale by E.

Elliott, Courtland. Topeka, Kansas, Annual meeting of Grand- Lodge, Grand Encampment and Rebekah Assembly I. O. O. F.

of Kan sas. One fare for round trip. Dates of sale, Oct 6th to 10th. Good for return, October 13t, via Santa Fe. The Rural Free Delivery route started ast Saturday with Gordon in commad.

A few years ago John Wannama-ker, the great merchant prince of Philadelphia, conceived the idea of rural de livery which, under the present administration, has become an accomplished fact. The County Convention Will be held in the Methodist church, Belleville, Kansas, October 10 and 11. Please report your school programme next week. Watch for it. Lafayette A.

Smiith, Sec, Belleville, Kansas. Obituary. Henry Melrin Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jones, was born teoruary 191h, 1900, died September 13th, l'dOO The fnneral services were held at tne Christian church and conducted by the writer.

Sermon text "Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom of heaven." Born on earth to bloom in heaven." W. P. Jewett. Editorially the Register is Republi can all the time, but locally it stands for Courtland. and everything that occurs here, and its columns are open to announcements of meetings regardless of politics.

Democrats and populistsjare nnted to hand in notices of their meet- ings. we want 10 give an uib ubwo. It was our fortune to be present at a meeting of the McKinley club at Reput- ic City last night. Tne meetir was well attended, many people having to stand, and republicanism was in the air. All the republican county candi-dadates were present and introduced and short speeches were made by B.

T. Bullen and A. Kimball. The postoffice at White Rock went out of business Saturday. For the nine years the office has been in the Lyon family and they feel relieved now mai the office has been discontinued.

At one time White Rock was one of the most promising towns in the, county, but time and railroads bring many changes and it now remains but little more than a memory. Married. Last Wednesday evening, at the tome of the bride's parents, at White Rock, opmirred the weddinar of Miss Clara Morlan and Robert Garman, of Hardy, Nebraska. A few intimate friends and relatives were present to witness the ceremony. The bride is a highly accomplished and worthy the -best.

The groom is a young business maa of Hardy, where the young couple will at c-ce 'begin housekeeping. The Sara sia- a new article W. D. Brotchie, JEWELER Scandia, Kansas. I have loirs in experience in repairing fine Watches.

Your worK win oe done Promptly and at Reason gfX LINCOLN! rv vT i Lincoln Absolutely Pure Paint ri Sgk is a Paint of Higher Grade and More Body than any ever JJ SI offered in the market, with its M. 'Ml. -T- covering Paint INCREASED I BEYOND ANY PAINT rorSMl-ZT C. IS. ELLIOTT.

gg able Prices. All My Work Fully Guaranteed- W. D. Brotchie, JEWELER, Scandia, Kansas jm 11T -Tjf fpU II lit I xi lir atti rtnnr and then out of tne Owner Lh proper attention, first class Lurr-lf your trade. a.

A. It I "Do unto others as you wouli have them do unto you. 53 iv Ai. 0 nfi izmi Excursions to Colorado and Utah i Ssnta fe Hcute, One fare jplua $2.00 for the round trip to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Glenood Sprmgs, Salt Lake City and Ogden. Dates of sale," August 7th and 21st and Spt 4th and 18th.

Special round trip rates from Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo to all Summer Resorts in Colorado. W- S. CONAWAY, Agent "3 1 3 sr cent 3 We pay caieful attention to your orders and give you a chance to out just what' you want, and in this way you can make no We are here to stay, ar.d wi ani riftht priees we know tie T.cc Island Aug. 2lst and and 12.li. VVi-..