The Brewster Record from Brewster, Kansas • 5

Additional Locals. Tli3 Brewster Record t. W. WOODS, PUBLISHER. yiRS.

F. WOODS, EDITOR. PALMER SON, Dealers In Harness and Harness Supplies, A full line of fly nets and summer goods. Harness and Bhoe repairing a specialty EAST BIDE OF MAIN STREET. BREWSTER KANSAS A businessmen's trade excursion is due here October 11th.

Lostn Sept. 7th, two miles south one quilt. Finder leave at Record office. The rain of last night was general over both counties and greatly benefits the fall wheat now up. For head of shouts of all descriptions and three brood sows.

C. Albkigiit. 14-2 We want an apprentice to learn the printing trades. Must have a good common school education. Apply at this office.

Foil Steers and fat cows( some cows fresh soon. 1 full blood I 80(1 Coffee A Really a' aeasi At naoie race COOPER'S The place to eat wlin In Brewster is at COOPER'S RESTAURANT AND SHORT ORDER HOUSE. Try our big 25 cent dinner; Board by the day, week or month; Rooms in connection. J. COOPER.

BilRBHSl SHOP. Razors hbtietl. Slieairs srdund. Hair Cutting a Specialty. AGENCY.

Norton Steim Laundry; All Work Gtaranteed, FRANK MALLORY. McLaughlin's XXXX comes td you in clean, sanitary packages; always fresh and sweet. Each package contains one full pound of coffeei and it's a good, satisfactory drink every time, for it is always the same. In fact, it can be called the Standard Coffee. Do not confuse XXXX with inferior coffees put up in packages.

McLaughlin's XXXX Coffee is Sold by JGKNSON LAW A. McINTYRE, F. Mil MTiF C. H.YFHE. Michael Wirth will make your well to SCHOOL SUPPLIES CHALK and ERASERS; Subscribe for the Record.

8. II. Linhart has been sick for the past few days. Jett Bear took out a load of seed wheat Monday. Pearl Marshall spent Tuesday night, guest of Merle Collier.

S. II. Wheeler was transacting business in Colby the rirst of the week. John llorney left Sunday night on No. 10 for Kansas City on business.

Dick Goebel shipped two car loads of cattle to St. Joe the first of the week. Gene Rayford and S. M. Cook is plastering the house on Albright's farm this week; Rev.

J. Watkins, of the United Brethern, has been assigned to the charge at St. Francis. Mrs. W.

L. Goutermont drove out to her father's farm east of town for a short visit Monday. E. E. Bobbins and wife left Tuesday for Rovhl township for a visit with Mrs.

Robbins parents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harper and- Mrs. A. C.

Chance returned Mon day from the Rexford re-union They report a fine time. Frank Hoppas and Glen Jones wo Decatur county boys, passed hrough town Tuesday enroute to their Wallace 'county claims. Goodland and Sherman county suffered a severe loss in the death Monday night, of B. F. Brown, a pioneer Danker and real estate man.

Miss Dyer left for Colby last week to assist Mrs. Irwin in nursing the children who have suffered a relapse of the whooping Dr. Furgesonj of. Missouri who was recently here in search of a location has settled down to the practice of his' proffessib'n at Kanorado. Rev.

Sharpi the new minister of the United Brethern who will be in charge of the Brewster congregation, is expected to arrive the last of the week; The mother of C' North; who has been lying at F. M. Sweet's sick itb typhoid fever for some is expected to arrive from Omaha this week; The school board has somewhat relieved the congestion at the school here by the installation of more seats but the room is still badly over-crowded. A number of the members of the Christian Sunday School went out to the Rhoads farm Sunday afternoon where an en- joyaDie time was naa. carry stock more lead pencils than all the other store in Brewster combined.

Don't take what you tto not want when you can get it here. The Re. ord The erection of poles for the Colorado Kansas Telephone line lias reached Brewster and Monday a bunch of lineman commenced strinGfinsr wire from this i 1 A. Clark and a son from Des Moines; Iowa, left last overland for Colorado where the younger Mr. Clark, expects tp file imon a piece of Uncle Sam's domain.

An eastern Kansas paper is boasting of one farm in that locality that grew one peach this year. Nearly every farm house out here in the short grass harbors several peaches. We are informed by Counly Health Officer, Dr. L. G.

G.raves, that at the. next regular meeting of the Rawlins County Board of Health, which will be held about Oct. the new state law, togtther with the liew rules of the State Board of health, regulating and governing typhoid fever will be adopted and published in full in the official county paper and that on and after such publication all cast's of typhoid fever will be quarantined and treated as other infectious and contagious diseases. Attvood Citizen. published every Friday.

Si'uscnn'Tiox 1,25 per Year. $1,130 A YEAR IN ADVANCE. Papers ordered sent out-tide Thomas county must be paid for in advance and will bo discontinued fit expiration of time paid for. Tapers ordered mailed to offices in the county will be sent until ordered stopped and dues paid in full to date when stopped. ADVERTISING RATES.

pisplay 10c per in. sinule column. Rending locals 5c per line. All bills for advertising are due iand payable the first of every moulhi Fbi'dat, Sept 27,. 1.

O. O. P. No. 597.

Meets every Thursdny evening in lines' Hall. Visiting Brethern invited. ffORMAN BKOOKS, N. G. W.

Ji Pi'LMKRi Skc'Y. M. W. A. 8U23; Meets first and 3rd Saturday evening ot each month in Ilines' Hall.

Visiting Neighbors made welcome. A. D. SONDAY, CoNSCLI II. II.

RonixsoN.Cf.EUK. CHUECBES. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Sunday school 10 a. in.

S. 0. FULWIDER, Supt fopworth League 7 p. m. Gedfge Liic tidies Prater meeting Thursday 8 p.

nii Preaching service every Suuday at 8 p. m. and alternate Sundays at 11 am. You are Cordially invited to worship with Us. Oscab Gebsell, Pa'stof.

CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday Sciool 10 a. each Sunday F. M. Sweet, Supt. Sec'y.

P. S. C. E. each Sunday at 7 p.

John Guise, A. Schlaegel, Prcs: Sec'y. Preashing services 2iid and 4th Sun days, morning and evening. Yovi are cordially inviteded to worship with us at tha school house. J.

Ed Stevens, Ptistor. We have been and will continue to from time to time send sample copies to such as we believe are interested in the news of Brewster and vicinity. If you receive a sample copy we ask you to take time to read it through and Jhen if you thinlt it worth' a dollar a year call and subscribe and let's get acquainted! and Pacific Northwest One-way second-class Colonist tickets on sale daily via the Rock Island to the West and Northwest: Sept. i to Oct. 31 jOf from Kansas City and nearly all points uwin Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma.

Tickets good in Pullman Tourist sleep- ing cars upon payment o( berth rate. Make the trip this Fall to the Land of Fruit and Flowers, or to the bustling Pacific Northwest. Ask for copy our Tourist sleeping car folder and full particulars. Address J. A.

STEWART, General Agent Pateer Rock liUad Lam, KANSAS CITY. or call on local agent, E. Gibb, gt BREWSTER, KANS. Cali- I THE RECORD. your satisfaction.

Charges reasonable. See us or write us for estimates. The Oici Reliable. WELL BORER, i Brewster, Kansas. Hereford bull 4 years old.

Five miles south on county line. There will be a benefit dance Friday evening, October 4, in Hine's Hall proceeds to go to the band boys. It is the first dance of the season and should be well attended, Notice The dance next Friday night and advertised as being for the benefit of the band is not for the benefit of the band. LeGraxd Trombla, Sec'y. Farmers if you want the kind of sale bills that brii'yr the crowds net them at tliis office; The best auctioneer on arth can't eell your stuff if there is no one to buy.

i Remember See samples in our south window. tf. This paper wauts good live cor respondents from each neighbor hood in this and Sherman county, We make liberal inducements for all who will undertake to keep us supplied with weekly letters; Call or write fof particulars; tf. The latest story being Ibid on Judge' Calvert; Cb'unty Attorney for Sherman county is that last Saturday Attorney-General Jack son cahie put tp GroodlahtJ and had the Judge show him some land After returning to town Jackson evinced a desire for a rlrink and the Judge; who Is hbthih'g if net accomtiiodafirig; took him around to die various boose emporiums where liquor was bought after which Jackson-had the proprietors arrested, and the fixtures and stocks confiscated and taken to the county Judge is now busy explaining just how it came 1 The certain, reliable little pills that do not gripe or sicken pre Dnde'sLit-tle Liver Pills.Best for sick and lazy livers. Sold uy H.Bie-ker.

Gently moves the bowels the same time stops thecough.Bee'sLaxativeCough Syrup. Contains Honey and.Tpr. No opiates. Best for Coughs, eclds, croup, and whooping cough, (satisfaction guaranted Children like it. Mothers endore it.fcr.H.

Bieker sells it. Piles' are dangerohs btit doriotpubmitto an operation until you have first tried Man Zap the (jreat, Pile Remedy. It is put up in ibollapasible tubes a nozzle that allows jt ito be. applied ekactly where it is needed. It-you have itching, bleeding or protuding piles and ManZaa does not relieve, money ref unded.Sooths and coals.

Relieves at once. Sold by Dr.II Bicker. DON YOtJR WIJ'E EE AD THIS. I V' We 50 Cook books bound in cloth, containing 200 pages of cooking receipts) hoaie remedies, laundry helps and. household suggestions.

A book that sells for 50 cents everywhere and is worth all of that and mc re. introduce theRECQift) quickly we will give, one these cook books two yearly, or four six months subscriptions when accompanied by 2.00 in cash. Bbevstek WeeiIlv JIabkets "i Durum Wheat. Barley. 1.1 Springs.

Hens CO 2.t 5 50 .11 .07 .15 .15 i cf Dresden, I (C. Kans, i 4- $fob. L. R. HAWKINS, M.

I). Physician Surgeon. calls answered day or night. Office 1st doob south of The BREWSTER RECORD. This Space reserved fov Chas.

Petty, LIVERYMAN. Bnewsler, bZiins.il have an exceptionally fine line of books of all kinds aiid covering a wide range of subjects and can please every taste. We have priced theni to suit every purse and can show yo'n a money sav-uig in (his line. FiclribN; fn paper we have well known writers as Bertha M. Blay, E.

Southworth, Garvice, Geoge Eliot; Mary J. Holmes Muclean, at. Opie Read's famous character stories that you so much enjoy and which will remain popular as long as the English language is spoken. We have them at i i 2S6 FICTION IN CLOTHE Thio line covers a wide range of subjects and of the most noted authors. Dickens Dumas, Barrie.

Kipling, Ru3kin and many-others at. Printer Stationer. OPPOtTE AVENUE HOTEU Worthy of Your Attention. AVitli any cash order we will give as a premium dish of our assortment of a value not any to exceed 1 UC With a 10.00 bash order yon receive as a preminm any diah or piece cf hardware not exceeding in value. mi inn hlmmik RidardsorisfWJ CARPETS vj 7.

Our Hue of wrappers while they last each. SOo Mercerized Sateen skirts at each 85c Remnants in 3 yard lengths and under half price. G. W. U.

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