Peru Oil Gazette from Peru, Kansas • 2

Th HOTEL PERU! PROPERTY R. G. Boive FOR. SALE Go, Peru; Kansas Tainted Money Board and Room $7 per week 21 meal ticket $5 Booms $8 to $12 per month only bath rooms in town. Bath 25c.

M. CHURCH DATES. Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 8 p. tn. Ladies Aid Society Wednesday, 'J p.

tn. SUNDAY HKUVIOKS. Sunday School 10 a. tn. Preaching Hp.

Kpworth league "p.m. Preaching Sundays 11 a. m. MOTA7.K. Preaching ind 4th Sundays 1 1 a.

in. MOMKTT. Preaching Ind 3th Suudays p. m. MAXWELL THE FLOUR MAN Wholesales and Retails the Best Grades of Flour in Southern Kansas.

Made by the very best mills and is pronounced the highest grades on the markets. Buy a sack and you will have no other Photographs Oil Views Kodak Supplies Avery, Sedan If Use Our Telephone ON BAD 'DAYS, or "WHEN you are in a hurry, or whenever you feel like it. Call onr Telephone No. 18 and tell us just what drug store goods you want We will send them right out to you. This is the quickest and most convenient possible way of shopping.

Try it. R. E. iuAKSH. DRUGGIST, P.

0. Drug Store J.T.Riley C. C. Blakeney Riley Blakeney Brick and Stone Construction Contractors Write us and we will submit a bid on vour work. References furnished.

PERU KANSAS A True Saying A thing of beauty is a joy for ever. Ladies can prove this by getting a stylish, popular priced hat at the Office In the fleiser lluildinir Telephone No. I'KRU KANS DR. FRED CALHOUN Physician and Surgeon Office just south of Aubuehon's drug store. Telephone No's, 14 and 07 PEBU, KANS.

DR. H. S. LAMBDIN Physician and Surgeon Ollice iu the Geiser building Telephoue No. 5 PERU KANS.

S. H.JONES Attorney-at-Law Xllce iu Citizens State Bank building I'KltC, KANSAS C. D. Shukers Attorney-at-Law County attorney of Chautauqu county. Sedan Kans.

INVESTMENTS Production. Write us. ALBURN BROS. PERU. KANSAS Do You Want Your Money's Worth) If You Do Call At The OHIO MEAT MARKET For Meat, Sausages, Poultry, Fish, Oysters, all canned Goods, Baked Goods, a nd Delicacies of the season.

We havent anything to give away, not even trading stamps, but we give you your money's, worth. Everything neat and clean. Give us a call. Stafford Golden THE OHIO Tailoring and Pressing Company Located Opposite the Bank We clean, press and repair all kinds of clothing for both ladies and gents Come in and see oursuit. samples Ed.

Songer, Mgr. Undertaking and Embalming Coffins, Caskets, Burial Robes, Undertaker's Goods, Metalic Caskets carried in stock. Embalming a Specialty GEO. SEYBOLD, Pern, Kansas, Phone 21. N.

A. BREWSTER ATIORSEV-AUAW Oil Lands and Leases, Abstract, Lands and Loans. Quick Money; Low Kates; Best Oi-(ions. Titles Examined and Perfected. Probate Business a Specialty.

SEDAN KANSAS Western Kansas 480 acre, tract of mostly nice laying land, 15 miles west of Jetniore very shallow to wuter, good for alfalfu, close to school; Price $2200. 1440 acre tract seven miles west of Jetiuoiv, one section on Hucktier creek, good water, will make a lino ranch. Price 7200. .7200 acres of land in Scott and Lane counties at prices from $3 to per aero, in tracts of 1 (50 to (540 acres. Located to 1" miles from ruilroad.

1 100 acres of choice land in Finney county, all level land, at per acre. 22000 acres of laud in "scattered pieces from 4 to twelve miles from railroad, 'in Hamilton county, Kuns. in tracts from IliO acres to 010, at l.r0 to per acre. Peru City Property 8 room house and two lots, close in. nice attractive home, only if 1200.

5 room cottage and large lot, burn, choicest locality only $1000. 7 room house, new, large lot, improved a bargain, only New room foot lot, choice location, improved, also barn only $1000. (5 room house, choicest locality, large lot, small barn only 4 business lots good location only 8400. caeh. House of Jl rooms and large lot, only 2o0.

Jl room house, lot 50 feet also barn, only Vacant lots in all of the Additions anil upwards. A Living Monument If we were to assemble all those who have been cured of heart disease by Dr. Miles' Heart Cure, and who would to-day be in their graves had not Dr. Miles' been successful in perfecting this wonderful heart specific, they would populate a large city. What a remarkable record a breathing, thinking, moving monument, composed of human that for which every other earthly possession is sacrificed.

The Miles Medical Co. receive thousands of letters from these people like the following: "I feel Indebted to the Dr. Miles' Heart Cure for my life. I desire to call the attention of others suffering- as I did to this remarkabl remedy for the heart. For a km tims I had suffered from shortness of breath after any llttla exertion, palpitation of the heart; and at times terrible pain In the region of the heart, so serious that I feared that I would some time drop dead upon the street.

One day I read one of your circulars, and immediately went to mv drugplst and purchased two bottles of the Heart Cure, and took it according to directions, with the result that I am entirely cured. Since then I never miss an opjwrtunlty to recommend this remedy to my friends who have heart trouble; in fact I am a traveling advertlsme.it, for I am widely known In this locality." J. H. BOWMAN, Manager of Lebanon Democrat, Nashville, Tenn. Dr.

Miles' Heart Cure Is sold by druggist, who will guarantee that he first Tjottle will benefit. If it falls he wilt refund your money. Miles Medical Elkhart, Ind Congressman Campbell has assured the President that the people of Kansas stand squarely at his back on tho quest-ion of railroad legislation and that there was no doubt he would have the tin- qualified support ol the Kansas legisla tive delegation. Home Visitors Excursion. The Santa Fe will sell, until November 27, home visitors excursion tickets to Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, New York.

Pennsylvania and Indiana for one and one-third fare for the rouud trip. Tickets good for three weeks form date of sale. Call on local agent far particu-lars. R. T.

Springer, agt. Walburu Bros will write your Is the result of a tainted life. When the Spirit of Christ is in men thoroughly dominating their lives there will be no tainted money nor tainted lives. We plead for a larger weeptan-ce of Christ and a fuller expression of His Spirit iu the lives "of men. This our only plea and it is tin pica tha is needed.

Come and help us in every way yon can. TUB CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Our meeting begins November 4. See J. V.

Kucklcs it'you want to buy a good farm. The Veal livery barn was painted last week, since they purchased the livery stock of Loy Ho whan. Riley lllakeney, contractor on the Alford building are getting along to the finishing point on the brick Work. The rain delayed the brick laying some this week. Hoxcr Uprising portrayed at the Methodist church, Sunday at It a.

by the gifted missionary, Rev. R. E. Maclean. Don't fail to hear him.

K. W. Spencer, pastor. The revival meetings at the Methodist church are continuing and will continue indefinitely. Rev.

McFaddeu was here up until last Saturday and this week the pastor of the church is conducting the services. Quite an interest is being taken in the work. Monthly School Report. The Peru city schools are making a nice showing as to attendance and the elimination of tardy marks. Relow is a list of those in each room who have IhA neither absent nor tardy during the first month.

F. STKWAKT, TKACHKK Frances Floyd lena Hays Nellie Parsons l'earl Shultz Elsie (lorby Cale Buckles Fred Study Nelson Oaks Carrie 1 lines Vern Prichard Dot Endicott Loubell Sharp Dena Montgomery (5 rover Pen nel Hugh Graham Delia West Helen West Harold Itaftzell Cash Osborn Lola Egbert Mattie Hills HESS1B GKKKN, TKACHKK Nellie Iiartzell Laura Clark Faye Green Ruth Hartley Dorthy Hartzell Alpha Briscoe 'Gertrude Maxwell Ray Elliott Fred Raddis Bernice Burch Ollie Haines Lela Buckles Orville McLaughlin William Kenison OrphaCole Barbara Cole Jason Higginbotham anna Lizzie Barlow Lester Kennedy Chas Morris Esther Raddis Clyde Crouoble Nova Crowl Gladys Marlow Tommy Nelson Pearl Smith Nellie Raddis Austin Raw lings XTON, TKACHEK Florenee Davis Ella McDowell James Parsons Charley Stafford Louie Crowl Elmer Kennison Clarence McLaughlin Sylvia Ness 1 "Glen Wilcoxon Irvin Wemmer Grade Higginbotham IiOTTIK OKK UN, TKACHKK Earl Hampton Herbert Moore Otto Ashford Mabel alburn George Morris JoeConklin Beulah McLaughlin Dora Cunningham' Earl Endicott Glen Sinclair Malcoln Moore Selma Hampton Pearl Veal Joe Foltz Edwin Armor Dessie Bay Viola Crowl Clyde Cunningham Ruth Rowlings Orville Wemmer Mabel Cronoble Anna Hoy CLARA HATCH, TKACHKK Ruth Cronoble Hazel Hampton Dollie Hampton Nellie Johnson Bessie Johnston Ralph Hinkle LoreuNoss; George Johnston Ralph Morris MATTIE 11KKMAN, TKACHIR Ray Endicott Archie Womkey Dee Hurt Ella Sharp Raymond Ashford Lulu Walburu Ruth Mustain Bessie Parsons Frank Conklin Hazel Dyer Dewey Croul Leonard Davidson Isabel Bechtel Oscar Kennison Julia Kennison Dale Garoutte Iela Wheeler Louis Monroe Chautauqua County Land l'JO acres, 40 hi'Ivm cultivated, MO acres meadow, balance well fenced, plciity of good water. Price Not leased for oil. 40 hitch, JJ. iiii'Uilow, balance pasture all fenced, not leased for oil, Price if 10 pel' IU IV.

hi acres, mostly well fenced! acres bottom land, plenty of good wut fruit trues, 2 iwivb in berries uud graK's; only 1)00. 100 acres, 80 acres illed, balance pus-I ure and woodland, ii room new Iioiihc, good water wells, also 2 ponds' tliat never become dry. (100 fruit trees of various kinds; only per acre. 100 acres. cultivated, plenty of'wat-er, house and granary, tnusily level, only I'M per acre.

4 200 acres, (." cult iva ted, ,10 bottom laud, (SO in meadow, balance rolling, room house, good barn, plenty water, $2" per acre. 800 acres in tracts of 10 acres ami upwards from 7 to ar acre arid not leased for oil. Other States -i 40 acres in Htone county Missouri to exchange for house nnd lot in Peru. 120 acres in Christian county Missouri in zinc and lead region, at $10 per acre or will exchange for stock of merchandise." 100 acres in Haidin county Texas, in oil region, covered with timber, only $10 per acre. 10,000 acres in Missouri at $2 ner ucre.

The Peru Oil Gazette llntercd at the postofhVe in Peru, Kansas as second class mail matter. Published every 'Friday 'at its office in (h" MeClain building, corner Merchants street and Sixth avenue by LESTER. I. CIFFIN Publisher No notice will be taken of anonymous communications, but the columns of the paper are open for any legitimate article signed by contributor. (Ihurches ill bo given special rates on 'all advertising matter.

$1.00 per year The I ndependence Kas) Daily Reporter is compiling information for a special oil and gas edition (magazine form) to be issued in a short time, giving a complete and authentic history of the Kansas-Indian Territory oil Held. This will be the most comprehensive story of the Mid-continent oil field yet published and the only thing of its kind in print. Orders for copies may now be sent to the ndejendencc( Kas. Home Industries. i Q.

Would you be pleased to see our hardware linns close out their stocks and quite business because you bought of Hears Sobuck. A. Of course you wouldn't. (Then buy of them.) Q. Would it benittt the price of your projierty if our merchant went broke because you bought of Henry.

Ward, Needier Co. A. No. (Buy at home.) Q. Would you like to see our banks go to the wall because you deposited and transacted business out of the county.

A. Nol for your interests are here and you want them to increase in value and he act of your trading at home stimulates everything. Q. Would you expect to have nice millinery stores if you bought your hat of Small, Townkiller Co. A.

You couldn't expect it, (Wear a home grown hat.) Aud if you expectanewspapertoboom you and your town patronize it. Have you ever heard that out of town printing house say anything good about your town or write up your factories. Not and you never will. Build a house on some of those cheap lots iu Walburn's addition and realize 20 to 25 per cent on your investment. NEW MILLINERY STORE Mrs.

H. C. Jenkins Chamberlain's Dib0iieifj! Merer fail. Buy it now. It may re IKe..