The Wayne Journal du lieu suivant : Wayne, Kansas • 8

CITY MEAT MARKET For tho Hcxt Ten Days I WILL SV1AICE A GREAT REDUCTION As the merchants of Wayne have given up their meat trade, we will carry in stock all the time Cured Meats of all kinds and Fresh Beef sand Pork, as the trade demands. We did nbt get the exclusive sale of meat in Wayne to hold you up on prices, but as both merchants will tell you, there is-nothing in it for three dealers to handle meat, and in order that we can have a good market and have all kinds of meat at all times, they have kindly given over the entire Meat and Lard business. We will pay the highest market price for horse and cow hides. Give us a chance to buy your hides; we can make a little on them, and in this way you can help us and in return we can help you. OH WINTER GOODS Coats, Sweaters, Underwear, AND ALL Dry Goods and Notions.

I want to make shelf room for spring stock. This stock is not damaged nor shelf-worn, but first class goods and up to date. Come in and look them over whether you buy or not. I want to get acquainted with you and can do you some good if you want bargains I want your butter, eggs and poultry, and will pay the highest market prices. We are here for business, and want to get acquainted with you.

Call when you come to town. A. G. DRAKE, If you will come in we will convince you that our prices are right. ti Yours for 'Business, $3- P.

J. GEORGE. General Merchandise, WAYNE, KANS. Successor To W. C.

Bowersox. Dr. J. R. Payne, resi dent Dentist, Cuba, Kan.

Additional Local. The Swedish Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. J. B. Abraham, Wednesday afternoon Fine gold work a speci The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev.

Barnes, of alty; all work guaranteed. Several of the Agenda people attended quarterly meeting at Cuba last Saturday and Sunday. The meeting is kill going on at Talmo, who is also pastor of the 2-25 tf March 2nd. Mrs. O.

Englund, Mrs. J. Abraham and Mrs. Hans Abraham A number of the friends of Agenda. Bro Tremain is preach ing some very, good sermons.

visited Mrs. Hans Nelson Monday $9.10 to $9.25. These are attractive prices but should not stimulate farmers to sellingoft all brood sows. Most of the live mutton is com ing from the Colorado feed, lots at present. Prices are very high and there is plenty of encouragements for owners to hold both sheep and lambs and make them fully fat before marketing.

The mutton trada does not like half fat stock. National Live Stock Com. Co-. afternoon. M.

E. church at Wayne. Shortly after the congratulations from those present, tho company sat down to a bountiful dinner. About 50 giicsts were present, all being relatives of the family and Mrs. W.

C. Bowersox went in on them Wednesday evening and gave them a surprise. A pleasant Arthur Miller, of near Hollis, time was had and lunchoon was bought as fine a set of harness of 1 and Vicinity. Will Dwyer has rented Page's farm for this year. Will served that the party brought with Erickson last Friday as you will them.

see from any shop. except a few intimate friends. The -Little Ivan Fortney was taken out of town guests were; Walter Those wanting horses pastured Chas. Holmberg and wife and quite sick one night last week. Matti, Cottonwood Falls, Orpha John Abraham and wife visited the ceming season, where there is J.

D. Potter has rented tho plenty of grass, water and shade, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gomer Sunday Adkins, Rosendale, Airs. Martha Pettviohn.

Talmo. and Scroggin's farm northwest of apply to J. M. Shepard, Wayne, Mrs. J.

Ekstrom spent Thursday town." Kansas. 2-18 4v afternoon with her daughter Mrs. Frank Teagarden, Odell, Nebr. Numerous presents were be Carrie Rupo spent Saturday J. E.

Johnson. Miss Zoe Atchison gave a very night and Sunday at the Ed Chris stowed upon the bridal couple, Mrs. E. A. Nossaman took din interesting talk Sunday evening on tian home.

ner with her uncle and aunt Mr the temperance question. She also and the well wishes of their many friends go with them as they en May Hardin and Loren Greist and Mrs. Hans Englund last gave a recital Monday evening and were married at Concordia Thurs ter on theirwedded life. Thursday. was assisted by the school children and the choir in the song service day, February 17th.

The young coupfe will live on Mrs. Ira Cousins and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. J.

Page re Z. Reeder's farm east of town. which was very good. Lucerne, spent last Thursday af turned last week from a 6 months' A number of the friends of Mr. ternoon with Mrs.

E. A. Camp South St. Joseph Live Stock Market. visit to Idaho, California and other bell.

and Mrs. A. B. Chapman met at western states. their home Saturday to celebrate The Power Behind.

While there is a power of good being done by temperance lecturers over tho country, there is one very powerful factor in the fight that the White Ribbon sisters seem to overlook as they travel about to preach and teach temperance, and that is this. Our government, or rather, our rulers, are standing behind the liquor traffic. Why is nothing said against a system of government that will issue license to sell liquor in prohibition and build ware houses to store it and give bonds for its protection, and allow the distilleries to borrow money on those bonds so that they can manufacture more liquor to get more bonds. No, they not only keep but have the temerity to say that if the liquor traffic were done sway" with, the tariff would come all Ad Dulin was in town Tuesday (Special Report.) So. St.

Joseph, Feb. 22, '10 Gilbert Pickard, wife and daugh the 66th birthday of Mr. Chapman. feeling as cheerful as ever although ter, took dinner with Mr. and Mrs A pleasant time was reported, and it was cold enough to freeze the The only feature of the past week in the live stock trade has J.

H. Hardin Friday. face off a man. of course any one that ever ate at Mrs. Chapman's table knows that Mrs.

Luella McCarty, of James apparently been the further em phasizing of the 'fact that the coun Mrs. T. P. Teagarden went to the dinner was grand. town, came for a short visit witn her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John try is in for an indefinite period of extremely high prices. Cattle Concordia Thursday to attend the convention of the Fifth District W. C.T. U.

Chas. Kellogg went to Kackley Rupe. Agenda News. We need a little warm weather. supplies have not shown any fur Cecil Houtz was the victim of ther shrinkage in number but the George Giebor and family moved a pleasant surprise Saturday even ing, it being his 20th birthday.

demand has been a very active one Saturday with two loads of his implements. They will move over last Monday. and all fat steers are now fully 25 Mr. Hayes moved Tuesday. It was avvery cold day to move.

to 40 cents higher than a week ago while cows and heifers are up to Lester Pcntico has been sick for right. Ofcou rse, if the poor dev 20 to 25 cents. True this market Renewals and New Subscribers Frank Spurny. Alex. Johnson, Wymore, Neb.

John Dulin, Arietta, Wash. O. L. Breckenridge, Woodston; the past week. ils would just quit spending their has not had as high a top on fat money for booze it would not mat Bro.

Tremain ate supper at L. steers as markets further east but ter how much the government G. Paulin's Monday night. Kans. it has been a cause of not having There are quite a good many allowed the corporations to steal off them for their food and cloth the top kinds here, and it is con people moving these days.

ceded that prices hero have been Wedding Bells. TEAOARDEN-KELLOOO. A pretty home wedding took ing and other necessaries of life. Grandma Girsold is here from fully in lino and a little higher The temperance forces havo Clay Center visiting her son and family. made a brave fight and a long than at other points.

Packers want the cattle to come here and have been bidding for them. place at the homo' of Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Kellogg on Wednesday afternoon, Feb. when their fight, and still have many ahead there on a farm in the near future.

Mrs. Grant Campbell and son, Arnie, and Martin Powell went to Burr Oak, to see her sister, Mrs. Vint Powell, who is very sick. Winnie Cousins, Nettie Lilly and Beatrice Powell visited the Turkey Creek school Saturday afternoon. They had a program, and the girls say it was fine.

We received one years' subscription from John Dulin in Washington. He writes his brother that he can't get along without the Journal. Elihue Kellogg and family and Chas. Kellogg and family, J. T.

Settle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Teagarden, Mrs. Martha Pettyjohn, Orpha Adkina and Lizzie Kellogg spent Thursday with Bertie Kellogg and wife. There is a new doctor talking of The market for hogs has kept moving to Agenda.

Ve surely youngest daughter, Olive Mae, before they make the map all white;" for until wo have national prohibition, there will be more or risrht on making new record prices need one. was united in marraige to Clyde F. Teagarden. Dayton Patton and family has and there is now beginning to bo much serious talk of prices reaching the $10,00 mark before there is a permanent reaction toward a lower level. One studious Iowa less liquor percolating into forbidden territory, and when we stop moved back to Kansas again from While thJ wedding march was California.

being played by Miss Vcrna Long to consider tho great army of loyal temperance advocates, we see no Fern Jones is very sick at this the bridal couple took their place trader who was here today stated it as his belief that the market under an arch of flowers, attended reason why they should not go writing. She has been in poor health for some time. would see $11.00 bogs before the 1 1 11 by Mrs. Bertha Smith, a sister of 'cross lots to Washington and de summer js iar advanced, and he may have the right line on he bride, as Matron of Honor, Flossie PauIIn spent Saturday mand a clean government and protection in the enforcement of our and Mr. Walter Matti, as with the Reeder girls and Myrtle Tops sold hero today at $9.35 and the bulk of the supply went at1 state laws.

Lilly at Wayne,.