The Yates Center News from Yates Center, Kansas • 4

THE YATES CENTER NEWS. Buy a OWEW GROCERIES Still our sales increase. The bargains we give on the best jjoods in town is what does it. 111 B. 1 The UpTo Date Store.

16 lbs. Granulated Sugar Si.oo Ait OVVlllO it m. i i 1.1 of WEN BROS They have 'em. HDiress PJellff Posuplle OAR buy their clothing of us, because we are the only ones that can fit any size or shape of people Swig's frice 1 SOX, SUSPENDERS, B1RQ3S EM I i Ik it 9 bars for. 1 Jj We Can Fit Anyone 5 bars Silk Soap 8 lbs.

Fancy Jap Rice 7 large prunes 6 pkgs Pearl ine 3 cans Lewis Lye Egg-O-See, per pkg 3 pkgs Mother's Oats 2 pkgs Cream of Wheat Sbxs Firelight Matches 1 lb pkg corn starch 3 lbs lump starch and NECKTIES. We carry an Up-to-date Line in Furnishings. See our Flour add on supplement, also the story on opposite side. We are in shape to give you the best flour on the market. All we ask is a chance, and if wesdo not do what we say, we will lay down.

Try a sack, $1.40. and for less money than any one else in the county. i LoGtard Orendorff, IHIsiirdlwrsHre, IFaanmiSitdairts, (UlmidleiillsilkSinigja Buy a humate Razor. Belmont Township Sunday School Convention. The following program will be render ed at Little Sandy school house July 9, 1905, at 2 P.

Song Congregation Scripture Reading Zallie PucKett. Prayer. Song Congregation. Recitation Hazel Pickering. Recitation Dessie Gillispie.

Song Little Sandy Sunday school. Recitation Raymond Nichols. Recitation Oril Gillispie. Discussion How to induce each Sunday school to take, part in the township convention Messrs. Gillispie, J.

J. Puckett and E. Hassenptlug. Song Mount Pleasant Sunday school Recitation Crystal Ibbetson. Recitation Gertrude Jefferson.

Song Surprise primary class. Discussion How to teach the bible. Geo. Rogers, C. Puckett, Gertrude Jefferson and Mr.

Ratcliff. Song Surprise four girls. Reports from Sunday schools. Song Mount Zion Sunday school. Miscellaneous business.

Song. Dismissal. A. T. Ibbetson, Pres.

Alma Medea ris, Sec, The ladies of the Social Club met one day last week and decided on a vacation through the hot weather. The next meeting will be the first Wednesday evening in September. The members of this clnb have spent many pleasant evenings together during the past few-months, and will no doubt be a popular source of amusement during the coming fall and winter months. 1 I T7 OS 2 -5 05 .10 ra 52 ST fx Tl 2 ra. 5 2 ZT 71 -5 Zt to C5 mm "3 mm 2 S3 T1 0 A 52 r71 Si 3 zt.

3 to 1 farm 10 excLantr for d. imtrored ranch that has wheat and alfalfa land. nvr Mvery tocU of about to for a cood farm. od city property for farms If you have a farm or pror-rtv of any 1 1 Kir.u. iim ii u.

ii wm 'pan a lei! you T. W. GARDNER Neosho Falic, Kansas H. II Fells Bain wagons. -North Side Hardware.

Flv Time here, and so are I. V. Baker Son'? patent wirdovr Fcreer.s. Adjust- abie fasteners, made of northern White Pice. Call and Fee them.

P. P. Baker Son. New York Valley Stock Farm. Blooded stock for sale.

As good blood as is in America in both cattle ftnri hncrc nWrl.fia iw vi-r I at head ot cattle herd and Royal Star No. 76203 out of the G. G. Council greatest of all prize winning herd, and Dictator No. out of the Rhodes prize winning herd of Tjjmpa, Kas.

One of these herd boars will be for sale, also a large number of their gets from two to eight months old. Correspondence and inspection invited. J. T. Bayer, Proprietor.

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Trueblood 0wners. F. L. Stephenson R. H.

TRUEBLOOD, Editor. Friday, July 7, io5 LOCAL NEWS NOTES. Christian Church. F.W.Emerson, Pastor. The Sunday evening Bible Study is proving very profitable and Seven o'clock is the time of andjall are invited.

The sermon next Sunday will be the third in the series New Testament or Apostlic helpful. meeting morning on the Church. "The Name" will be the subject considered. The Sunday "evening service Trill be a patriotic The pastor Trill speak on "What Constitutes A Good Citizen," and the choir and congregation will sing patriotic songs. The new order of service will go into effect next Sunday morning.

Come early that you may miss no part of the service. The C. W. B. M.

Will meet with Mrs. Geo. E. Babcock Thursday at 3 p. m.

Roll of Honor. The following persons paid subscription to The News during the month of June: Wm. Mathews Frank Peters Flora Hart M. K. Collins Stanford Eagle S.

II. Nay lor Mrs. Tom Hardy Mrs. Howe Jas. Dye Mr.

Feemster Vessie Cantrell M. Schoepflin Clem Ireland F. C. Weide Chas. Tustison Flora Ireland H.

A. Toedman H. Wille Josie Saas Samuel Nayior J. L. Waymire Mrs.

A. W. Staver C. W. Lambert John Schoepflin Mrs.

W. I. McCaslin W. F. Boydston Henry Mollnour John F.

Shutz Sam'IKahl Fred Kluckuhn C. A. Stockebrand John H. Silsby Chas. Weide WileyMorrison F.

W. Ruehlen S. D. Martz Chas. Mentzer J.

A. McCormick Chas. E. Lopp E. G.

Mead Grant Nayior J. W. Morris F. C. Snow Mrs.

Slavens Mrs. G. W. Van- Dolah W. II Yates E.

A. Tebbin Frank McGill Elmo Mead Merton Gillette H. A. Keck Theo. F.

White Bert McGowan Harlow Perry S. E. Walker P. Nokes Obituary. C.

D. Hatch was born in Brattleboro, February 15th, 1S31, and removed in early youth to N. Y. state. In 1S49 he moved to Winebago county, 111.

In 1S57 he was married to Clarissa to this union seven children were born, three of whom preceded him to the great beyond. In 1S59 he crossed the plains to Cali fornia, where he remained one year and then returned to Illinois. In 1SG5 he moved to Portland, Ore gon, where he remained one year, returning bv the way of the Isthmus of Panama and New York to Illinois. In 1SG9 he moved to Woodson county, Kansas, where he resided until his removal to Buffalo, Kansas, in 1902. By his upright dealing and genia disposition he made a host of friends.

He fcas been confined to his room for several months by an attack of the grippe, and although everything was done for him that his loved ones could do, but to no avail, he died on June 22nd. A wife and three son and one daughter survive him, and with a host of friends, mourn his death. "Yet we weep not as one who has no hope, for our loss is his eternal gain." The funeral sermon was preached at the Buffalo M. E. church by Rev.

Hull, June 21, and the remains were buried Buffalo cemetery beside two sons. Buffalo Advocate. of ed 5 Weekly Market Reports. By Clay Commission Merchants. Kansas City, and Omaha.

The market for beef steers closed the week Saturday with prices for all grades except gocd handy weight cattle 10 to 15c lower than the previous week's finish. The higher priced cows and heifers closed the week showing a decline 15 to 25c. Medium grades did not change much. Stock cows and heifers broke Bulls were quiet; veals picked up somewhat. Best stock-ers and feeders held up well, owing to light supply, but others were dull and irregularly lower.

Receipts today were 5,000. Trading was active, and good to choice beeves advanced 10 to 25c," in fact, almost all killing steers advanced this much. Fed cows and heifers gam 0 to 25c; grass cows were fully steady. Bulls were quiet and steady; veals scarce and strong. Hog prices Saturday were very little different from last week's closing fig ures.

Receipts today were 5,000. Com petition was keen, trading active and a general advance of 5 to 15c Bulk of sales ware from to 5.45. Sheep and lambs declined 15 to 25c for the week ending last Saturday. Receipts today were 6,000, including 2,500 direct to a packer. Sellers had their turn today and succeeded in ad vancing quotations fulry 10c.

We quote; Choice lambs, 7.00 to 7.25; choice yearlings, 5.50 to 5.75; choice wethers, 00 to 5.25; choice ewes, 4.25 to 4.50 For Rent. Good business room on east side for rent. H. A. Newhouse.

Cheerfully Recommended for Rheumatism. O. G. Higbee, Danville, Ills, writes, Dec. 2, 1901: "About two years ago I was laid ud for four months with rheumatism.

I tried Ballard's Snow Liniment one bottle cured me. I can cheerfully recommend it to all suffering from like affliction. 25c, 50e and 1.00. H. S.

Johnson. Private Money To Loan. Thos. Wix of Belmont has some mon ey to loan for a friend. Lkod short tiaae loans solicited.

Reference, Inter-State National Bank or Bates County, Bank. at the northwest corner of the square, a new complete lineNaf Everything New and Fresh. Inspect Those Self. Sealing Economy Fruit Jars. Yours fur.

Good Goods, extort Ul Tl 1 he Store IBS, Mil taint, Frills. Re mov APOLLO BLOCK. Croup Is a violent inflammation of the mucous membrane vof the wind pipe, which sometimes extends to the larynx and bronchia! tubes; and is one of the most dangerous diseases of children. It almost always comes on in the night. Give frequent small doses of Ballard's Horehound Syrup and apply Ballard's Suow Liniment externally to the throat.

25c, 50c and 81.00. H. S. Johnson. For Rent.

Two good houses, 5 rooms each. P. Ckampton. (1111 Co NORTH SIDE. Notice of Appointment.

State of Kansas. Woodson County, s-In the matter of the estate of Ezra Osrilvie an insane person. Notice is hereby given, that on the 14th day or June the undersigned was, by the Probe te Court of Woodson County, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as Guardian of tzra Ojrilvie, an insane person of WooJson county 0 All paries interested will take notice and povern themselves aecording-lv Johs Ogilvie, Guardian. -Farm Loans. If you want a farm loan call on H.

O. Rollins, best rates ever orVred in the county, annual payment interest. Of fiw south door of old W. ojpcm National barni building, Yate- Center. Kan Notice.

To School District Officers: The annual school meeting will be held on the third Thursday in July. Respectfully John Markham, County Superintendent. Stone For Sale. Building stone, flagstone and barn pillars a specialty, and.stone for all kinds of use in masonry at reasonable prices. Material always on hand.

I. Miller Jb Sox. CHOLERA INFANTUM. Child Not Expected to Live from One Hour to Another, but Cured by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Ruth, the little daughter of E.

N. Dewey of Agnewville, was seriously ill of cholera infantum last summer. "V6 gave her up and did not expect her to live from one hour to he says. 4I happened to of Chamberlain's CvV. Clii-rt Diarrhoea Remedv rtn-5 rot .1 h.

'rl- it from the In tiv I sa change for th- bKtr. We k.pt j- giving it and id 1 0 1 nair 01 one sma.i ootrie tj was This rpm-dy iis for sale bv H. Va mi' lee cream and ice cold crir.k? at Side Restaurant. August Kkuksfr. Excursion to Atlantic Coast.

Why not sjerd the ummr east at the Breathe health-giving air, bathe in old oc and at night be lulled to sleep by 1 the the music of the restless, seething Furf a- it dashes on the beach. You'll find these and other attractions at Asbury Park. 5 New York city is distant only a couple! of hours ride. Santa Fe is the bloc signal une. umy ch.kaj it you ruy ticket between June 23 and July 1st.

For full particulars apply to H. B. Brady. Agent, A. T.

S. F. Yates Center, Kansas. Some good bargains in city property. W.

F. Marple. No Swimming Allowed. Any boys found trespassing on my place will be fined to the fullest extent of the law. Jud Makti.

I 1 i 1 i I Owing to making a moving from the Bast to the South Side of the Square, into the room now occupied by Burk-hardt, we will make a WEEKS ill EtllHl Silt! Sugg 0 0 1 0 WALTER SHARITS, fianager..