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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Look out for Wizard, This is the time Graoe jiiled us- fcialt ftbl. for fl.pir 4, Vanljtoskirk'a. Briqk JJmo and Sand at Johnstons. A new supply of stook food Monroes.

1 -w" ywsfr Weather bureau reports snow Go to tho Frederick Brut; Store for Banner Liniment, good for man or beast. Geo. Murray and wife went tp Chase Wednsday. New stock of v-atch6S and clocks -7 ii v. (ir 1 i'tri '( at Johnston's.

9W: Get the light running agon at Monroe's. Mr. Saklo of Lyons has been ployd aj the Grand Central. ilut the Lost hog on oa at Colorado at Monroe's. W.

B. Wright ru in viyona last JMonday. Mr. waa oyor from Oen eseo Tuesday. W.

P. Sims of Lyons was in our city Tqesday. B. i.i,L v.l. eat and cranberries at 'J an Boskrili3 MAITLAND COAL Maitland coal, (nigger hed) cheaper then ever at Johnston's.

Got one of those elegant fur or TIME CARD, Going West, No. 3, Passenger, 8:59, P. No. 6:05 P. .1.

Going East. No. 8, Passenger, 7:13 a. 1 No. 2W, 4.MA on track' and Saturday at Dollar wheat prosperity and Re VanBoskirk and Co, publican administration are triplets pluib lap robes of Johnston.

Ppa of those nice new rookers Look out for cold weather Mer Special one way Rates to S' Louis via. Mo. Pacific Ry. dates ct sale Sept. 21.

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Edwards, xoent. Take the Kansas Midland for Eureka Spring3 and points in Arkansas. Cheap ratos to Eureka Springs with OOdaysreturn limit. JC.J. SIMPSON, sale Aorinotor winojuiills for Johnston's.

chants advertise your winter gcods would make a suitable present Johnston A fow reconl, pojlani-ohina hogs Kansas Midland. TIME CARD. Beautiful rugs, cheap at Johnston S. Stoddard says he is going to have tho populist fuse with him next for sale at Monroe's. I will make a reduced price straw matting and carpets.

J. Johnston. We are prepared tg do year. you any kind of job work. Mr and Mrs Holmes of Lyons are relatives here to day They expect to go from here to Rush County and spend a month with their Thee must be something wrong no robbing going on, or at least none Go to-Van Boskjrks for overshoes Eureka township goes republican.

Clark, Grace, Nash, Bright, Mortor, Blizzardboot3 and rubbers. QOINO SOUTH No. 1, Passenger 8:57 p. No. 9, Freight 0OJX swim: tfo.

2, a No. 10, 9:42 has been reported, this week. Forward, and Floyd ran ahead of ton C. Holmes- Frank VanBcskirk rode his wheel ANTKU-TIU STUOKTIJY ASV active gontli men ami ladieu to travel for house, in Kansas. Monthly antl.ejcpens-01.

Position steady, Huference. Enclose KClf-adlreseU Plaur ed en.vciope. The poniinion Company, Depf. Y. Chicago.

Mrs. Simpson of Elk County came over to IlollyruJe Tuesday, the ticket The following is the vote each received with their majority. Last Monday evening will long bm in to day to her home with her Stoddard went to Lyons Wed remembered by our young peopl Namo. oi Maj son E. Simpson, of (his place.

on account of the social event that to hear the election returnes. r'i I Chas. Dowers is preparing for took place at the residence of J. Mrs. J.

L. Joy was on the sick Banner Liniment cures Barb Wire winter by having a cave dug. Ed list the latter part of last week. Monroe. A number of our mirth and rnorrv raakintr young folks Cuts, Rope Burus, Bruises, Wounds Benjiman is doing the digging.

Walt Wright was a short and Scratches or Itch, Sore Teats, Caked dressed in halloweon style a. CHURCH DIRECTORY. M. E. 0HU licil.

Sunday School nt JO. ()'. A. Bf Junior League at v. Epworth fosugeat Prayer Meeting every Thursday Kvo, Preaching every alternate Sunday at V.

JJ. and 8:00 P. M. kv. h.

V. Abkrkktiiv, Pastor. Udders, Rheumatism, Lamo Back, Tho hole in front of Johnstons assembled themselves at the place Sore Throat and Galls or Sore Jfcel Store for his scales is finished and above mentioned. All kinds ...47, ..30 ...32 ..45. ..80.

..41. ..03. pleasant caller Wednesday ove. Joe Comer went to Lyons We pc3day to get the election returns Miss Daisy Johnston and grand Clark, Rep 88. Foley, Pop 41 Grace, Rep 80.

Watkins, Pop .50 Hedges, Rep Godshalk, Pop 52. Xath, Rep 91, Iloopes, Pop 46. Bright, Rep 98.. Dunham, Pop 38. Mortor, Rep Johnson, Pop 48.

Forward, Rep 100. Satisfactory results guaranteed or the foundation. of stone is being laid games were indulged in. Taffy money refunded. Fukdek ick Dura Stoke.

If you are tame give us your name pulling was one of the amusing features of the evening, after which they voted by ballot for King and and take the Flame and you will piother drove to Lyons Tuesday H. F. Vermillion was the most never be ashame of having subscribed Queen of the occasion. The honor for the same. SnrKiav The Kansas Midland Ry.

runs Sun enthusiastic person ia town election day. fell upon Walt Wright and Miss Myrtle Loutzenhiser, they being the JiAr-'flSY OBUJICII. Sunday School at A. jr. Prayer Meeting Wednes'Jny at 3 p.

m. Proaehln every 2nd. and -Ith Sunday at II :00 A. M. Kiev.

AUHSTR'WO. Pastor I hose lames who wore innuinng day excursions to any poiut along its line. One fare for round trip. Mrs. Kata Cope was visiting at Vermillion, Pop 87.

Township. homeliest dressed couple present Tickets good lo return one day after the Grand Central Monday and After playing good-nignt thay all about our omoe nnurs, wmi say any old time you w'11 (i ml us in the ollice ready and iling to rece've all call Floyd, Rep. 90 54 for one and a third fare. Tuesday. departed to thoir several places of Gfildner, Hon 48.

abode wishing like occasion to come .59. VanDolion, Rep 95.. ers. We win fii as courteous anu affable as our natures will permit. Get a magazine for your Round Pak Stoye and the coal to use in it, E.

J. SrsiPSOX, AGENT. Kansas Midland Passenger No 2 again, soon. The following are the CHRISTIAN pffffllOn. Sunday School 10:00 A.

Christian ICmleavor 7H'rv. jf, I'ive preaching services If ftch month Swisher, op names of those present. Messrs .35. art Wing at Wichita at 11 A.M. makes LIST OF pATKNTS at Monroes, pr.

Blair Albertson made a pro beginning with the nrst Tlnirluv in Bert Young, Walt Wright J.S. Wear, Tom Hays. Ralph McEl Granted to Kansas Inventors this Young, Rep 90.. O. Monroe, Pop Litchfield, Rap 42.

Jl.T, l'xuwtwi)i. fessionjj trip to Ellsworth county diiect connection witLf St. joins, and San Francisco, Passenger No. lO'ifor St. Louis, Texas, audi: Arkansas Reported by Snow and wane, Frank Hays, Frank Chase Patr, last Monday.

H. Monroe, Pop .55. Co Attorneys, Washington Lark Hays, Martin Hall, and Berd Wright. Misses Ebba Floyd, Hattie Constables. E.

Dundon, Fort Levon Robert Macaulay of Salina visited relatives and friends Sunday and 1 C. Geo. Wilkins, Rep 78. Floyd, Myrtle Loutzenhiser, Gertie .20. .35.

pomta. Any onewishin to go to Eureka Springs should take this rain. E. J. Simpson, agent.

worth, Self-sprinkling broom, W. Krutch, Coffyville, Staple Knowles, Rep 75. The Kansas Midland Railway has Wilkins, Belle Wear, Loie Young Monday lajt. Mrs. J.

J. VanBoskirk returned I. Pop 58. puller, Larabee, Kansas City, Gertie Johnston, Lottie Wright, completed arrangements with all Roads divorirtnir from Wichita isheet-assembling device Forcoppy of Dan Triplet, Pop 40. from her visit at Eureka Springs, Alice Lieurance, Martha Stoddard, Luoy Litchfield, Grace Monroe and Roadovetieers.

Prof. Listen, an able root music teacher of Sterling organized a sing any of the above patents send 1 0 cts in postage stamps with date of wnurey.we CJtti tickets to .10. A. L. Pentico, Rep 23..

Mrs. F. A. Wright. H.

Kitchen, Pop 13. ing class at Pollard Tuesd ay night, also one at Wabash school house this paper to C. A. Snow and Co. Washington, D.

C. Gus Galdner, .10. Bctshteri Iterrts, Thursday night. Ie expects to A little less changeable weather all nastern and Southern towns unci Cities. Any oneexpeoting to go Sou t) Norili or West should Gallon our line for laffa and infor maton connections.

J. Simpson, agent organise one at Frederick a week would be beneficial to those who from last Tuesday night. Prof. kst Saturday. Misses Pearl and Vangje Benjiman pister of Ed Benjiman are up from l-JPPS Y.isiting.

Miss Eva VanBoskirk returned rem her visjt to Eureka Springs ast. Saturday. The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanBpskirk was quite pick last week.

Martin Shonyo of Bushton was fji attendence at the S. Convention last Sunday. are subject to cqlcki. The wheat in the stacks has been Listot excellent teacher and we wish him the greatest of DEALER damaged to a large extent by the school Books, stock food, Poultry food, i ass recent rains, but the farmer? think they can afford to lose a ittje now as it will put the growing orop iq fine condition for a good crop ne randferaijetel Worm powders, silver healing oil, fdl rs 3iit up by the International Food Co. year.

J. E. Johnston is going to build between his fitore and ting office in icj i MriJijj tj slu imi WANTING FIRST-CLASS Rye for seed. the near future. -re it i nu iTC" Some of our electioneers had as fnuc'i business as a cramberry mer chant last Tuesday.

31.00 FGK Lunch Room in connection. Magazines for stoves. Round Oak stoves a specialty, Frauds have no name on the leg. There ought to be something done to keep Jimniie Bolin from working J. JOY, 0 hard, he's too fat.

Last Sunday the S. S. Convention met in the M. E. Church at this place See that new Topsy cook at John November! fL good time wag the result.

ston's. Bargesn Some of our farmers held their wheat for a market of 75 cents; now it is at thai price and they are still holding it, they want 85 cents. You will remember se verai years ago some held for a dollar, and sold for 35 cts. Better sell while the price good. Wm.

Smith has returned from Wisconsin where he has been visiting relatives, he reports the crops fair in that part of the country. Geo. Six and Vasconsells drove up from Lyons Saturday. Mr. Lu Springer is able to be around again after a siege of sickness.

Mr. Bert Peterson was on our sick list last week. MARRIED. At the brides parents Mr. W.

Clair and Miss Ress. Our best wishes are extended to the newly married couple. The old Cain City depot has been Don't forget wefmako a specialty Round Oak stoves are going like hot cakes. Have ordered a of job work. eecond lot.

H. Monroe A Western Cottage Organ for Mr. and Mrs. L. M.

Macaulay sale at Johnston's. Jit The Lljcns lcickjCt Branch Store In Groceries of all kinds, Remember the stock is all New and fresh goods and We will save yon big money on this line. New and elegant stock of window shades at Johnston's. Never in the history of Rice Co. fi was the prospects for when better.

Try the Holmos, Common Sense Harness Pad yon will use no other returned from Salina Sunday night Steve spent Sunday with his parents in Lyons. Mr. Stoddard father of S. Stoddard of rederick and Mrs. Anderson sister ot S.

Stoddard came in from Indiana Wednasday eve. The National Aid Association was organized last Thursday night. It starts out well and we predict a grand success for the order. A number from Geneseo were over to help in organizing. J.

L. Joy was elected president. For sal by C. JB. Lyons Kansas.

taken down and moved to a different place. This is the last relic of what J. E. Johnston handles Galo Ste9l use to be one of the most en terpris- Tanks M'f'g'd. by Swisher Co.

ing places along the Mo. P. road, but Jike most of the other towns, too and they are the best on earth, and cost no more than wood. Give me uch call. J.

E. Johnston John Zirkle has sold his farm to Miss Sophia Bernsdorf and is look We have a large Stock of 1st class goods and you will find our prices lower than any other house in the Slate. MIULNERY, Mrs. Pool will be pleased to show you this line of Goods. You will find the prices very low.

DRY GOODS, You will find a nice clean stock at low prices. See thoseBig School Tabl ets-600 Pages For 06 cts. Rememberwe save you 25 to 50 percent on School Supplies. ing for a location in Oklahoma. Caveat, and Trade.M:irk obtained and all Pat ent business conducted for MoDCIMTC Fees, Our Office is opposite U.S.

Patent office and we can secure patent in less time than those remote from Washington. Send model, drawi'iir or with devrin. The burglars that attempted to rob the Mo. Pac. depot a few days ago got nothing only the satisfaction of fixing the safe so Agent Edwards couldn't open it.

The safe was sent to Kansas City for inspection every thing was found as Mr. Edwards had left it. Several of our people have been discussing the time of Halloween, different dates have been suggested. In order to have things right we print the following from Johnson's Cyclopedia. Vol.

1 1 Part 1 Page 769. Halloween or All Hallows' Eve, the night of October 31st. tion. We advise, if natcmtable or not. free of A number ot our young people went over to the Convention at Frederick and rends red several selections from their new song books, an excellent time is reported.

There is some talk of organizing a literary society in Bushton, let the good work go on. It does look like a town the size of Bushton could afford a few old planks laid across the street for their customers to walk on. say nothing of themselves. charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.

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