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The Severyite from Severy, Kansas • 1

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The Severyitei
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Severy, Kansas
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11 IL SEW CHE n. r- it i -LL JUL JL No. 692 SEVEItY, GREENWOOD COUNTY, KANSAS, APRIL 5, 1901. Vol. XIV, No.

14. The Sever? BtatQ Bank Increased their capital stock this week from It The Dressiest Made. 17.500 to .10.500. The new stock Is equally divided between M. J.

Bldwcil and Wm. Gregg. For a good moke see Robinson, Buy your Easter Hits at Moores, For a good Harmonica, Violin, Qui-tar, strings etc. go to Robinsons. Miss Mho Buloat came home from Pledinontlast Friday, near which place she has Just closed a very successful term of school.

'Mrs. A Burdette, and daughter 5118 took the Frisco Tuesday noon for their home at Silver City, M. They have bi visiting relations here during the" past month. Mr, A. Lewis and daughter-ID' law, Geo.

Lewis of Eldorado ar It takes more than "fit" to make perfect There must be quality in the fabric, style in the make, and dressiness in the pattern. rived here Monday and are visiting Mrs. Lewis's daughter, Mrs. C. P.

Kuh ns, southeast of Severy. They will return homo in two weeks Henry Cottrell returned home Monday noon from Lake Charles, where had been with a car load of mules for Edwards RIggles. Mr Thf SCHWAR CLOTHING easily first in every 8kln trouble, puts burns, sold chifSngquloklv heal bv the uo of Hewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It Imitated. Be sure you get Powitfs.

Lybarger. The-Epworth iagne will give an Easter Social at the Haas building Saturday evening April Cih. Everybody cordially invited. We have purchased a complete set of tinners tools and secured a good tinner and are now prepa red to do all kinds of tin work, G. L.

Eiicbvaker. Miss. Mae Beloat went to Neil Tuesday where she expects to remain few weeks. Her sister Mrs. K.

D. Miller, of Utopia, will also visit with her at Neal. Wm. Henseiman took the Santa Fe essential that goes to make perfect apparel. We show lines of Flannels, Serges, Worsteds, Etc.

at $7.00 to 1 5.00 in nobby spring styles that are in advance of any other Cottrell reports that the land In- the neighborhood of Lake Charles la being sold rapidly and people are going Into the rice growing business. Mr. Cot garments oiiered. trell was down there about two weeks. Norville Clum, of Paw Paw township, has rented a business house in AVERY! THIS must be a SPLENDID We carry equally attractive -lmcs-m -youth's.

sizes. Look at styles in hats and furnishings when in. See our New Era line of shirts, it will surely please you. Severy and has ordered a large stock of. He has also ordered a Ail-Around Cultivator Tuesday morning for Los Angeles, California where he expects to spend hearse and will engage in the under taking business In connection with the furniture.

Norvllle graduated In the embalming business and is fully qual ified In that line. He is a first class the summer and it he likes that country he may make It his permanent home. Running sores, ulcers, bolls, pimples, quicsly cured by Banner Salvb, the most healing salve in the world. A sure cure for piles. S.

Lybarger, Sev-ery; and Hogue's drug store. Fall Riy-i er, young man and we wish him success Howard Citizen, DEALERS want nothing better. Farmers won't buy a Cultivator that doesn't at least look like it, and our competitors compliment it by copying after it, Moral: Buy only the original, built on honor, and you will have a Cultivator that is good yet whcn it Is old. For Sale By BIDWELL GRAGC. Fine job printing at this office.

Episcopal Services, Arch Deacon Crawford, of Topeka. will hold Episcopal service at the M.E. Church Sunday morning, April 2Sth. Every body cordially Invited to attend. Flue Candies nt Moores.

ELLINCSON STOCK OF IMPLEMENTS AT COST! Will sell all farm implement of the Best Cigars in town at Moores. If use Bull, lilt's etc. at Robinsons. Premium on a $2.00 Purchase! FR1 PHOTOGRAPHS. ElUngson stook at coBt to close up the business at once.

This a chance to buy what farm implements you need cheap. now do you like to shovel snow in April. nDeolal the underslened Get your old tinware repaired at P. Lhdvickson, Agt. A Practicing Physician merchants of Severy are enabled to make the WE CAN GET following GRAND OFFER: in Montlcello.

111., formulated Dr. Latent styles in Ladies' Trimmed Caldwell's SvruD Pepsin. Ask Gront With each cash purchase amounting to $2 00 or over we will give ABSOLUTELY FREE a Hats at Moores. Roberts, Severy; aud A. F.

Defever ticket good ror oue caDiuet ruoto.oi sen or any vnAirihap nf tho family. FallKlver. For White Pino Lumber and Ceder KLi" These tickets are redeemable at Abkiinethy's Studio and the holder will receive one liemitl-ful Cabinet Photo free of ohargo. Only a limited number of these tickets will be given out Shingles go to Chirks. "Last winter I was confined to my bed with a very bad cold on the lungs.

Nothing gave me Finally my wife bought a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure that effected a speedy cure. I cannot speak too highly of that excellent remedy." M. K. Houseman, Manatawney. Pa.

S. Lybarger. Cobs For Sale. Plenty of oobs for sale at the Creamery. 1 "Stick to it." Geo.

L.Heard of High Tower, Georgia writes: "Eczema broke out on my baby covering his entire body. Under treatment of our family physcian he got worse so he conld not sleep for the burning and itching. We used abox of "Banner SaIiVb" on him and by the time it was gone he was well. Tho doctor seeing it was curing bim said. "Sticr to ft for ft 1 MiB- IjJ more, good than anything I have done for him." S.

Lybarger, Severy; and Hogue's drugstore, Fall River. New City Officers. The following are the new city officials elected Mondays Mayor, Jas. Bruce. Police Judge, D.

G. Webster. Councilmen, T. J. Robinson.

Ed Brady. J. C. Stine. W.

H. Loomls. J. C. Shoemaker.

Scours in Colts and Calves. For a young calf or colt from a day to a month old give one teaspoonful of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dl-arrhoe Remedy in half a gill of water as a drench after each operation of the For a new bottom in your old boiler and If you wish to take advantage or tun grana opportunity, buy your goods at the following see the new tinner at Shoemaker's juaoes: Pi LUDVICKSON CO Dry Goods, Boots Shoes and Groceries. nat.nr St Rahfotb. Drue's and Jewelry. Five different species of wild flowers COME AND SEE! WILL PAY A HIGH PRICE.

TURNER ROBINSON G. L. SHOEMAKER, Hardwaro, Implements peeped through the snow Monday. Good Farm for rent. Clark if anatzicr.

ana Harness. ASK FOR TICKETS when making your purchase otherwise they nut uu, Monroe Ellen was over from Beau D. M. Barkley attended to business mont Tuesday to visit with relatives. Moores for Fine Watch Work.

at Hamilton Monday. Births. Shoemaker April 3, 1901, a son to Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Shoemaker of East Severy. Hilyabd March 29, 1901, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hilyard, living north east of Severy.

Cloveb April 3, 1901. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Clover, living west of Severy. Marriages.

Rogers-Tarklkson March 21, 1901 at Pagosa Springs, Colorado, Mr. Sam. Rogers and Miss Grace Tarkleson, both of Pagosa Springs. Mr. Rogers Is a former Severyite and his many friends here extend congratulations.

Deaths. Woods Monday, April 1, 1901, in Irvie Beuest returned to Lawrence I am prepared to Instruct in lessons on Piano and Organ. Satisfaction guaranteed. Reasonable terms. Soliciting your patronage, I am, May Mo A dams, The new city council villi meet next Tuesday evening to organize.

Monday morning to continue his stud at the State University. J. S. Sours and Miss Lulu Sours, ar Mrs. Mary Brown returned to Severy rived here yesterday morning from Tuesday from Spencer, Iud.

where she The following stock was shipped from this point Tuesday afternoon to Kansas City, via the Santa Fe; Smith Huntington," Indiana, and are visiting has been visiting during the past few with their brother and uncle. Mr. Sours mouths. Mitchell one lead cattle, Ed Dove In the north part of town. I one load cattle, J.

Y. Dean three loads This section was visited by the first Com inles in net Kaler is the regular meeting of the Board cattle. snow storm of the winter Monday. of County Commissioners at Eureka SDriiiKCOuahs are suecialy dangerous Snow fell all day but melted nearly as and unless cured at once serious re fast as it touched the ground. How is mits often follow.

One Minute Cough fant daughter, aged 9 days, of Mr. and Mrs Jas. Woods. Mason March 28, 1901, at the home Up to date Walking Hats at Moores. The heaviest snow of the season fell Monday.

Good Top Buggy and Cook Stove for sale at Moores. For your Plastering Material and Coal go to Clarks. Go to Mrs. S. Lybarger's for your Easter Hat.

The Severyitk will give you all the news. $1.00 per year. Geo. Tull attended to business at the county seat Monday forenoon. urn ii Do you read the Skvkryitb? All the news $1.00 per year.

Try it. Mark McBee's drug store burned at Howard about 2 o'clock Sunday night. Farm Leases, Chattle and Real Estate Mortgages, Mortgage Releases, Deeds Notes, at this office, this week. The Pension Examing Board at Eureka Wednesday had the following old Puro aura lilrrt ff. fs not com that for this part of Sunny Kansas bowels more than natural; usually one dose is sufficient.

For older animals It may be given in the feed Thousands of valuable animals aresaved bv ir.eacn year. This remedy is just what you should takes yourself when troubled with diarrhoe. For sale by A. F. De-fever, Fall River; and Grant Roberta Severy.

mon mixture but is a high grade rem Just one snow storm during the win of his parents on Paw Paw, Randall B. edy. S. Lybarger. ter and that on April 1st.

Mason, the infant son aged 5 days, of Mr. and Mrs. S. Mason. soldiers before them for examination; J.J.

Ross, Yates Center, W. O. B. Sears, Fall River, G. M.

Findley, Coy- 4 He came as a messenger of sunshine to stay but a short time, and is now One or more of the Physicians and ville, Thos. Rochrel, Nenl. B. Conklin, Bowersville, Save: Ladies Ready-to-Wear 'I received more benefit from Foley's with him who said, "Suffer little children to eome unto me." Funeral services were conducted at Kidney Curb than from months of treatment by pliyscians. S.

Lybarger, Surgeons of the Medical Staff of the Curative Institute, who can tell you what your disease or affliction is without asking you any questions will he at Metropolitan notel, Howard. Wednesday April Wrappers and Skirts the home by Rev. Fred Comber and the remains were laid to rest in Cres- Severvj and Hogue's drug store, Fall River. co cemetery. If troubled by a weak digestion, loss Ladies' wrappers made of twilled cloth, ruffle Kp of appetite, or constipation try a few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and 17; Clifton Hotel, Severy, Thursday April IS.

One day only. Consultation free. AH chronic and special diseases successfully treated. Cure guaranteed. Call at the drug stores and get Clark's one minute headache cure.

Liver Tablets, Every box warrented. ii For sale bv A. F. Detever rail Kiver; Ladies' wrapper made of print cloth, pointed yoke in front, ruffles over shoulder. Ladies' wrapper made of percale, ruffle on sheulder, and Grant Roberts, Severy.

ft ruffle voke collar and strap braided in white in i soutache, deep flounce around bottom, Ladies' skirts made ot crash, trimmed in fancy Qq Scale Books, Receipt Books, Memorandums, uanuo crash, trimmed fancy QQq Ladies' skirts, made of braid. EASY By Going to P. LUDVflGtSR3 Go To Buy Your Groceries, Seed Potatoes, Flour, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. You will always find their stock full and They have fust RECEIVED -ANOTHER CAR of OATS, SHORTS and BRAN. as Call And See Them While In Severy.

Letter Mies, Bill Holders, Pen Eacks, Ladies' skirts, duck stripes and figures 75c Ladies' skirts, white duck with plain bands of black and white braid. Ladies' skirts, white duck with fancy braiding. Ladies' skirts, white duck, fancy braiding "I flf) on seams Ladies skirts, plaid covert cloth, white soutache $1.00 Ladies' skirts, plain covert cloth, fancy soutache $1.00 fa Paper Fasteners, Etc, At Post Office Book Store. B. B.

FINCH. St.

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