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Backmnn Baled hay for sale at Bros', livery. Marshall County Index, 'Dec. 8. 4 down from Frank Reynolds was Vliets, Monday. Y-E-S! Robert Metihie went to Kansds City, Saturday night.

cost Bt Millinery goods at first Miss Chnmberlin's. W. D. AULD Successor to Schreiber Co. A lovely doll Is on exhibition in W.

P. Auid's book store window WE ARE 0 We said we wanted you to compare our goods and prices with others. Why? Because we want you to be made to realize that what we assert in regard to them is true to the letter, and we know of no more satisfactory way to do this than by this simple means. We are willing and content to abide by the result. Headquarters Jus.

Skillen und family have moved this week to the Massey house. Call on Schreiber it Co. for jewelry at the lowest priees. Mrs Lizzie Swurtz entertained at cards Wednesday afternoon. We think our home made sorghum 0L1DAY cue very nest made.

Holtham. GOODSS Books, Periodicals, Notions, School Supplies, (rood rigs and careful drivers at Baekman Bros' livery. Two second-hand buggies for sale cheap at the Amos Heisse refair shop. The annual election of the Eatern Star was held at the regular meeting Thursday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. (jr. K. Carver were called to Marysville, last week, by the death of a relative. Sporting Goods of all Kinds.

All new and up- to-date, and sold at the fc XV: 1 (i 7 Very Lowest Prices. w' Como sot our PrioosJ We Call Your Especial Attention To our big assortment of Ladies' and Children's Facinators and Hoods, Golf Gloves, Kid Gloves, Wool Hosiery, Fleece Lined Hosiery, Legins, Mufflers, etc. Blso Ladies' Wrappers, a big line. In Our Grocery. Don't forget that we shall show the largest and best line of Christmas Candies ever shown here.

We want your business and expect to get it by putting up the best the market affords. Tacoma Biscuit Saturday 2c- Bring Us Your Cream Any day in the week We always pay the For a good turnout, call at Back man Bros livery south of the track. Howard Lester returned Tuesday, to Minneapolis, Kans. Mrs. Lester will visit here a while longer.

Mrs. M. Holman has been very ill the past week and her recovery Is considered very doubtful. be finest, displuj (if holiday goods ever shown in Frankfort will be at 4 Our Clothing Is built by the very best clothes makers in this country. Our Overcoats Are gotten up to please the trade both in Style and Quality and they appeal to you first last and all the time.

Our Line Of Men's Shoes, Made by Selz have no apology to offer. They are absolutely made upon honor. They fit the feet, they are stylish, they wear, they are within the reach of all in price. Our Stock Of Underwear Contains almost anything you might want. We can fit you; the smallest child or the largest Gentleman or Lady.

See our line of 50c garments. STYLISH Is Jlie Bryant Drug Store That word is correctly used in connection with bur tailoring. Particular men are particularly pleased John and Epps Russell who have been traveling with Campbell Bros' circus in Texas came home the other day for the winter. 4 4 with our particular work. Good goods fr and good work; not one without the Jacob North was ejected Commander of Henderson Post U.

A. at their usual election of ollicers which was held last Saturday afternoon. other, but both together in every gar- Columbian Stock Food gives good results. For sale by Fundis. Mrs.

Martin Djmpsey and little top notch price. ment. Suits from $J5 up. W. 2t.

ytardman, daughter, who have been visiting bere for several weeks, left lust Fri day for their home in Manhattan. UROWIM Ik SV1A Merehant Jailer. Mrs. H. Kagel arrived frcm Downs, Monday, for a short visit, tins went to Atchison on business the same day and will probably otop here on his return trip.

Anyone wanting a farm loan on most reasonable terms, would do well to see Kd Hani. Axtell, Kansas, or write to him, 82tf Farmer's, I am offering the highest market price for grain. 'Phone 71 D. W. Ludwiek.

If you buy yourdrugs nt the Bryant Drug Store you are all right. If not gi't right by commencing now. J. E. ICirkpatrick and wife, of Hnl-ton, visited a few days in this city lat week us guests of their son, M.

(., and family. Ktta V. Chumberlin is making a big reduction on her fail and winter slock of millinery goods. Ladies you can get a hat at cost. Call at.

Fundi' and see the extensive lino of buggies. bargains. Joe Throm and family left Monday for their home at lielleville, after week's pleasant visit at lie Ludwiek home. STOCK FOOD, i if We have a few pails of Globe Stock Food that we Wish to close out at just half price. 1 30 lb pail, regular price $3.00, now $1.50 3 15 lb pail, regular price $1.50, now .75 10 cases Michigan Plums, can 10c, doz 1.15 3 4 lbs Fancy Lima Beans .25 4 6 lbs Pink Chili Beans .25 f6 lbs Tapioca 25 Heinz Sauer Kraut, per gal .30 Mr.

K. Wltham, one of the old Mrs. Jessie Kibler was in Vermillion, Wednesday. You get the best tho market affords if you eat at MiJway Cafe. W.

A. Brodt overhauled the Presbyterian furnace this week and now it is in first class condition. Frank Dwinnell had sixteen acres of outs this year which we call pretty good. He threshed the crop a few days ago and the average per acre was a trifle more than one hundred bushels. settlers of this county, came down from Vermillion, Friday, and visited McMinimy's Cafe Good Place ToEat Up to date in every way.

a couple of days ith her brother, Win. Morrison. Mark Brawley spent the latter part of last week in this city with bis purenls, He is a student In the Stale Vniversity. We have a fine four-hoe corn shell-er and are prepraed to do your corn shelling at reasonable prices. See C.

K. Kaufman or Sam Myers. Miss Louise Fundis, of Wnterville, spent last Saturday in Frankfort visit ing her brother and soliciting pupils for a music class. If you want a sack of the best anl most heafthful flour go to Holtham's and ask for (ilen Klder Best." If that is too good take a sack of the "Hold Drop," which is good enough for anyone. Mrs.

Lydia Lint, who has been visiting for several weeks with her son, G. 11. Lint, left Suturday for Atchison. 6 lbs Prunes fc 7 lbs Bulk Oatmeal .25 Don't Forget Your Tickets on the Sofa. jas.

t. Mcculloch, Auctioneer rninhl'ort, Kansas Bring in your Butter and Eggs. TAKE A SundayDinner At McMinimy's. Wolfe's Livery RYE FLOK, BRAN, AND SHORTS. $ccd things to tat.

All Woodmen are requested to be Try our Dill pickles and cheese. Unit hum. i i present at tho regulur meeting on Wednesday evening, Dee. llith. hi eetion of ollicers.

Mrs. Ludwiek is on the sick list this week. of Vliets, wus in M. R. Kwing town Monday.

IS THE PLACE TO GO WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD TURNOUT The. (i. V. Morton and F. Howell, of Vliets, were In town early Monday morning en route to Marysville.

J. E. Judd, the music man, returned from Axtell, Sunday, where he tuned several pianos. Frof. J.

Ralph Jillson, of the Oketo Just nnff up phone 2l and your wants will be carefully attended to. Wft iss, (Successors to the Hands Lint Grain Co.) Midway Cafe. t' schools, was here visiting bis purentsj Dealers In Glasses Spe Jally Ground (At Witlileu'a Old Stand.) to fit the Eye Grain and Coal MRS. R. J.

PRIEST, 1'HOrKIKTOH. i. and many friends last week. A derailed car near Watervillo lust Saturday night delayed tho east bound passengor about six hourg. Windmills and all kinds of bud-plles at the Fundis implement store.

Remember the Aormotor. The Index appreciates the many kind vords and well wishes from the newspaper fraternity of the county and elsewhere extended to this puper. Full and winter hats at Miss Chamberlln'u millinery store will be closed out at cost. Better seo her line before buying. My olllce is fitted with tho most modern apparatus for testing sight.

My mechanical equipment is not only perfect, but I have a thorough knowledge of the eye, mined bv vears of study and ex- i We want your trade. We will treat you right. Come in and see us. We want to make your acquaintance. Board by the day or week.

Meals '25e, Lodging 2 5c. Short Orilum In Couueotlon. 4 perience in fitting glasses. You haven't un eye defect that I can't 4 detect and correct if it is amenable to glasses. Charges reasonable.

nr. J. J. BRADY. I Off ice Telephone, Number 15.

Are you thinking of buying a bug gy? Let WeiSBive you some prices, mm..