The Times from Vermillion, Kansas • 5

LOCAL NEWS, This office for sale bills And still the hot weather continues. Buy your bread at Arnold's restau rant. Archie Clifton was quite sick last F. L. Tate Painter And Paper Hanger.

Solicits your patronage. Good work guaranteed. Leave orders at Cassady's Barber Shop. week. Mrs.

I. Stewart went to Effing ham Saturday. James Cain returned from Okla homa Saturday. F. Li.

Tate and James Stevei visited in Seneca last Sunday. Rev. Webb preached at Axtell last Stand up for Vermillion. Subscribe for The Times. Don't forget to hand in news items.

Weeds will goon be tall enough to out. K. L. Tlorth was In town on business Monday. Manley Tate had an eye badly bnrn-ed the Fourth.

Arnold's restaurant is the place to get your fruits, candies, nuts, etc. P. M. Andrews and wife of Kansas City are visiting with relatives here. R.

Tinker came down from Scotta-ville and celebrated the Fourth at home. Everything at Arnold's restaurant that can he found at any up-to-date restaurant, Mrs. Jennie Bensly and Miss Mary Pampel spent Thursday with Mrs. J. O.

Mc Williams in Vliets. IS. nT. ID. Physician and Surgeon, Vliets, Kansas.

Sunday morning and evening. Jay T. Smith, of Vliets, was tran Calls promptly answered day or sacting business in our city Friday. night. Is any penalty attached to affixing a Buffalo postage stamp with the wrong hand? We Are On Deck With PEERING BINDERS, MOWERS, AND BINDING TWINE.

Also keer a fall line of RinriAr nri ivrvvm-o-r. Mrs. Chas. Ewing has been on the ick list for a few weeks past but is Im proving. REPAIRS of all kinds.

A little son ot Jonas Coltrell fell I from a horse dislocating his right arm at lUe elbow one day last week. If you are in need of anything in my line, call and 1 will make you glad with the best goods on the market, at the lowest possible price, quality considered. Yours Truly, For Sale. 1 riding stirring plow and 1 tongueless cultivator, nearly 1 set of single harness; 2 sets of double harness; 3 watering troughs; 2 wagons; 2 buggies. For further par- i 2 ticulars inquire of 1 C.T.HASKETT, We are sending out a number of sam Miss Pauline Pampel and Miss Mln-1 nie Watson started Friday on an ex-! tended visit in the eastern states.

ple copies this week, so if you receive R. E. MAYHEW. one it Is merely an invitation to come and subscribe. Beaty Rice shipped a car of cattle Or IS.

IMI. from Frankfort Monday night and a car of hogs from this place. They also i Our Millinery shipped another car ot hogs from here E. Foltz started for an extended trip through the west last Saturday. He expects to return about Sept.

1st. The depot at Wetmore caught fire and burned to the ground Friday morning. The origin of the fire Is unknown. Harve Chadwick was taken seriously ill. last MondSy night, A physician was called and at present writing be Wednebday night.

Farm Loans. For Sale. One jearltng registered loan Bave you money on Real Es Hereford bull; 2 yearlings and one 3 year old bull, fifteen -sixteenths Here tate Loans. Is literally "worth coming miles to see." Here are distinctive ideas beautifully worked into charmin novelties in Spring and Summer Hata and Bonnets, not to be seen elsewhere. You have not seen the best in Millinery until you have been here.

P. H. Hybskmann. ford. Inquire of B.

F. Johnson, Jr. is able to be around as usual. Mr. James Gallant whose sickness has been mentioned in previous issues remains about the same.

The eye trou-ble is subsiding, but he continues very I weak. Bowen Oldson P.H. Hybskmann had the misfortune to cut his hand severely with a pleoe Of broken glass Tuesday evening. lie will be unable to attend to his usual We carry And we are i FURNITUREI I STSSi of 'IT. banking duties for a few days, Owing to the continued feeHe 'i health of Grandma Harper, Chas.

Ollv- rt er and family will move to Vermillion to be near her and assist In caring for remaining Just Feiud 145.00 drop-head Domestic sewing innuhlne fur only 15.00 box top PoiuchMc nowlun maclilne for duly A good rou llcdMoiid funnily $20.00 Bedroom tfults for ouly Single DrusHer only 130.00 Coinblnution Ciisesonlv I2.0D Cuulur Tables fur only (30.00. K25.00. Ki.50. 118.00. 18.00.

(10.50. (1.30. mother during her their 'days. Prtnihing at the Christian church Extension Tables for (3.50 and up. Baby Buggies at greatly reduced prices.

Slat and 3rd Sunday of each month. Sun 'Idav School every Sunday at 10 a. Endeavor at p. m. every Sunday.

E. R. Callithani, Pastor, BRING IN YOUR CATALOGUES and we will show you that you can save money in buyini; from us. We have the oods, and we are eoiug to sell them. A tine line of WALL PAPER from go a bolt up to as good as you can gel anywhere.

Undertaking a Specialty. Hearse in connection. fcinme people say, "when a person A Fine Line Of Calling Cards, Business Cards, Letter Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Envelopes, Etc Commercial Printing of all Kinds La ken a big bite of ice cruara If goes to itV.n ann in Vn Vtflri If DrtntU ''it goes to the neck" and still others say it goes to the head." But we notice that every time a man bends lis ulbow it goes to tne mouin. i There will bo preaching at the M. Dhurch every Sunday alternately, one The Times.

I Sunday in the morning and the next in i he evening. Sunday School every at 10 o'clock a.m. Epworth 1C. C. Deaton is working for A.

War O. H. PERRY Fropriotor of the Now Barber shop ner this week. i ieaeue every Sunday evening the John Osborn and daughter.Miss Hat- is just from Kansas City, and is a our before preaching. Prayer meet ng every Wednesday evening, i tie, of Vliets, were in the city Friday.

barbor of 15 yours experience. Your Dr. Oiifton accompanied by his cou Do You Want To putronage is solicited. All work is sin Mr. Huber visited Frankfort i Prof.

Dan Rice, he aeronaut, who is ulte well known here, met with what iay prove a fatal accident, at Liberty, guaranteod first-class. Shop 1st door south of Rogers Hardware- The 18th. Snutorial District reunion will be held at Havenaville this year ebraska, last Wednesday. He was listing a new balloon, and In some way 'e fell after the balloon had risen uy A Farm? on August 20, 21, 22 and 23. Miss Maude Steveus visited friends in town last week The State Reunion of the G.

A K. I Rev Elliot ot Beatrlc, preach Sout 70 feet. The bones In one leg ''lere literally crushed and slivered to 'f eces and his other ankle broken. It ed an interesting sermon In the Pres If you do we have a large list of desirable of Karens will be hold at Hutchin byter lun church Sunday evening. I 'as a terrible accident and bis reooy Vy is doubtful.

an Farm Properties in Marshall, Nemaha and Pottawatomie counties, and can fit you out lAo exchange prints the following fjirrlage coreuiony, which wes said by Miss Josle Hybskmann of Centralis, visited at the home of her brother, P. I. Hybskmann the tirst of the wee. While one of our citizens was at work one day lat week he saw a rattle with a 40 acre farm or a ranch as big as you 'Tennessee squire short lime ago. I Vilt thou take her for thy pard; for may desire.

I iter or for worse; to have, to hold, to snake as big around as bU leg and 14 feet long. "Iv iruard till hauled off In a hearse If i. thou let her have her way; consult wishos, make the fire every Or Do You Want To j'iind help her wash the dishes? son Auguat 13 to 17. Mrs. Klrkputriclc and children went to Corning Friday where they will vis-It friends until aboutthe lstof August.

Elmer Horlh and MIsb Maggie Hybskmann, of Centralia, were the guents of P. II. Hybskmann and family Sunday, A klotcor lor progress is a good thing for a (own, but a cbronlo kicker doesn't trot in that class. Every little city, our own Included, has kickers of both olasseBi the progressive and the chronic. The progresssve kicker is always found ad vocating anything and everything that will advance the town's bus-inuss Interests and that tend to Improve It morally aud socially.

The chronic kicker is just th opposite. lie works on the ''damned if you do and damned if you donV'plan and generally tit thou comfort and support her fa )r and her mother, Aunt Jemima, Hole John three sisters and abrolber?" Sell Your Farm 1 fr Bmr imlo and blank; It was Two young lads named Boglo and Huber, arrived from Falls City, last Saturday and are visiting at their uncle's M. Rlramel. Mable Stratton entertained a number of her young friends Saturday evening. Ice cream, lemonade and cake were in order and the guests had a very nice tlmo.

Miss Hattie Osborn of Vliets. and late to jilt; as through the floor he he meekly said "I wilt." iur neighboring city of Corning has Jut the slowest city council on earth of being made up of the rep Mrs. Jennie Martin of Frankfort, start- 'kntatlve business nun of the town from here Saturday on a trio tbrouirb If you do, list it with us and we'll guarantee a sale or it won't cost you a cent. We have a large list of prospective buyers and maybe you have just what is wanted. Call on or write us at Vermillion and make your wants and wishes known.

made up of some of the worst old succeeds in hindering if not effectually Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. They ex- es and cranks that ever drow the clogging the wheels of Progress, and ith of life. Since qualifying, the hcilmen have spent all tbolr time living ordinances that will never ovthlng but a dead letter on the statutes, or else If enforced tbey also succeeds in making himself disagreeable to everyoue with whom be comes in eontact. The progressive kicker is achoerful cuss; the chronic kicker is sour and grouchy as it possible for a man to be. Give us plenty of the progressive class, but Heaven saye us from the chronic.

poct to be gone. several wuexs. We have been the recipients of numerous compliments on last week's paper. Only person connected with a print shoo nan form any idea of the amount of work required In getting out an edition In colors, so of course It makes us feel good to know that our efforts are appreciated by a few at leaet. I cause nothing butooBtly Htagatlon arlence is a dear teacher and Corn 11) have hor Bharo bofore next city ion.