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Centerville Echo from Centerville, Kansas • 4

Centerville Echo from Centerville, Kansas • 4

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Centerville Echoi
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Centerville, Kansas
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Ffc.j8u.-4-.J iA-iiiK to wT i Vf.i aft TIT 3Ufr r- 'f CENTERVILLE ECHO A. J. TURNER, M. D. SHOE Bn- jj, is i 1 -4 1 i jr ry Thursday iiy Published etfery Calls answered day Physician and Surgeon, or night frolfi office Phone.

'1 JO- AUGUST 1, BEGINNING August 1, E. B. DAILEY Drugs furnished to ail my Patrons i SUBSCRIPTION HATES One year, paid in advance $1.00 Six months, paid in advance If not paid in advance, paper will be per year Business Locals, each insertion per line 05c Mrs. Bert Huffman, of Lincoln, Neb. visited Mrs.

Dollie Huffman. Saturday. Fred Diehrasnew house is finished. Miss Grace Dielmi was shopping.jp Centerville, Friday. Marion Browning called -on Will Brownback, Friday.

Charlie Duncan was called home, From August 1st until the 10th you can buy Shoes of 11 IX for less than they can be bought at wholesale to day. Prices will be made jn this way, our new and up-to-date stock we will sell you for io per cent, above cost at the time of purchase which is 10 per cent below the present wholesale Coiue, and see what that means and, besides we still have some of the old stock of Shoes, (not very many), but what we have, yot can buy at your own price. Come look them over and take away an arm load, or Entered as second-class, matte April 12, 1906, at the post office at bea'uef mothers illness. Centerville, Kansas, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Howard Lanning and wife of Tope ka, are visiting his relatives of this community.

Mr. Diehm visited Mrs. Duncan, Sunday. After our Shoe Sale is over we 'will have something else good to offer you. SOUTH CENTERVILLE.

i 1 Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Juchems, visited relatives at Centerville a few days last week returning home, Friday.

Mr. arid Mrs. Cal Crozier visited at Kinis, Swings near, Bush, pay Friday. Also, bear in mind that OAKVOOD is the best mar-ket for PRODUCE- in Linn County. Mr.

and Mrs. James Beaver, Mr. dnd MrsBrandon, Ike1 Stucker and Mr McCarty, called oil Sam Hawkins Yours Truly, -Charlie Wooton and Mr. Finch, of Mr. and Mrs.

Collins bf near Bush school H. D. MORRIS. Goodrich, attended Sunday at City, visited at John Browning last Sunday. Sunday.

Dell McGee and' wife visited II. C. Miss Eva Stephens was the miest of gulday. The OAKWOOD GROCER. Holliway lost $5 00 while in one day lat week.

Cullison will preach at the school house next Sunday at' DR. SWANS Blackberry Balsam her brother Isaac and wife, Sunday. Mrs. E. E.

Chaney and daughter, Miss Lena, visited at J. O. Atwaters, Thursday afternoon and night. Mr. Fay Knight has been employed to teach the Oakwood school for the coming winter.

3 The beef wagon of H. D. Morris run by Mr. Fred Kennedy last Saturday wak Well patronized. Lizzie Hamilton and children, visited at O.

D. Juchems, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Crozier went to Selma last Sunday to visif, Mrs.

Cro-ziers mother, Mrs. Lornan. Mr. Centerville Rev. Findlay It is a and pains single in one the the blood pa iris of Sold by (FOR BOWEL TROUBLES) The most stubborn cases of Diarrhoea and Diseutary are overcome by using Dr.

Swans Blackberry Balsam. It relieves the pain in the bowels neutralizes -the poisonous secretions of the intestines which aggrivate the ailment, and restoresAhe normal action of the excretory organs. In Cramps, Colic, C.hol- era Morbus, Cholera Infantum, Wind int-he stomach or bowels, Sour Stomach, Griping pains and all bowel affections, it brings i ii i i pUUI OlUllluUlj Fnu UiVI 411 I It bliu sin to suffer with backache over the Kidneys, a dose of Pine-ules will give relief night, Pinq-jules will strengthen Kidneys and bladder, cleanse and relieves the aches and Neuralgia and'. RlieurnatiMn. Noel Somers.

G1- speedy relief. Summer complaint in children is avoided when Swans Bfackberry Balsam is kepi in the house and used a'LA 1 'I when any complaint is mude by the child of looseness or pain In tile bowels. Get the Swan Remedies in all case. You will tind this line complete and the medicines are the highest grade and the most skillfully compounded. Harry and wifq were callers at J.

B. Tallraaus, Sunday WEST CENTERVILLE. Mr Oma Kline picked blackberries at Mr Burris Wednesday. G. E.

Kline and family were Out visiting Win. Klines, Sunday. Mis Mabel Clark who was onthe slcCl bfetter at this writing. A'l qnzo oem ak 1 ped rn rso Klinejmt up hay, Friday. Charlie' Frear was out enjoying a ride on his wheel, Sunday.

O. R. Burris and wife visited home folks Sunday. PRICK, CENTS. i These Remedies are Sold on a positive guarantee that if they do not do as recommended, your money will be refunded.

Sold and guaranteed by NOEL SOMERS. Miss Lena Chahey is staying at J. O. Atwaters. The childrens jubilee of good health follows the ue of Bees Laxative Honey and Tar, the cough sy rup that expels all cold from the system by acting as a cathartic on the bowels.

A certain remedy for Croup, Whooping Cough and all lung and bronchial effections. Sold by Noel Somers. i i i i City Barber 'Shop Mrs. II. Kline and sons, Albert and Wllliej'spent Sunday at E.

Kohls. ff Mrs. F. E. Kline spent Tuesday at Win.

Kline. Wm. Kline and daughter, Mis were shopping in Garnett, Monday HairCuts i i 1 Young or old 25 cents Shave 10 cents if V. 4 Agt Paola Steam Laundry R. W.

DEXTER. MatiZan is put up in collapsible t'nbs With nozzle attachment, so that the medicine may be applied inside directly where the trouble originates. ManZan relieves piles instantly byNtel SgrrerS. Fred Inline and wife visited arid ale ice cream with D. W.

Kline's, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hime spent Sun day at W.

F. Burris Chas Hime helped Dave Sturgeon ml up hay this week. Henry Kline and family visited with Mr. Kohl and daughters, Sunday. Mrs.Dudlev, who i on the sick li-t, is improving s.owly at this WMting: Misses Winnie and Clara Burris, spent Sunday with MLs Lizzie Kohl.

Danie and Willie. Atwater, spent Wednesday and Wednesday night with Harry and Alva Kli Mrs. Geo. Cooper and children spent Sunday with W. Dudley and wife.

Misses Bertha Brownback, Clara Burket, Ola Talbeit, Vida and Vera Jones and Maude and. Pearl Hime and Fred Cooper, took dinner with Charlie Hime and family, Sunday. I (T) iVf For Photos Views made anywhere Iri the Country NORTH CENTERVILLE. Dan Huffman visited his friends at Thayer, last week. Mrs.

Graves, of Parker, visited her daughter, Mrs. Dollie Hoffman, from Friday until Tuesday. Mrs. Dollie Huffman and daughters and Mrs. Parthena Graves, spent Monday with Mrs.

D. J. Huffman. Mrs, Mason and Miss Bertha Mason, visited Mrs. Brandon and family last Wednesday.

Mrs. Diehm attended the school meeting at Centerville, Thursday. AlleD Holloway called at II. Brandons last Friday. Dave Sturgeon and wife visited T.

A. McGee and family, Sunday. Mrs. Diehm called on grandma Smith, Thursday. D.

J. Huffman called on Dan Huffman last Friday. Mrs. Brownback, Misses Bertha and Nellie and'Lester Brownback, visited Will Brownback and family, Friday. KOHLSBERG ITEMS.

G. P. Jones and family attended meeting at Lincoln and took dinner at Theodore Perrys, Sunday. Misses Clara Burket and Maude and Pearl Hime, called on Mrs. Talbert and daughter Ola, Wednesday.

Mrs. D. W. Kline by Mrs. E.

E. Hime, spent Friday at grandpa Klines, Portraits. i 1 i First-class work in enlargements. Copying a Specialty. Photo Buttons at Wes Higginbottom spent Sunday with Willie and Heber Ilirne.

Mr. Jones threshed for Messrs. John Oorrell, Marno and Dan Kline, last week. Manners Studio. i i No Luck ii? Literature.

There is no luck in' literary reputa-, tion. Gilt edges, vellum and' Morocco will not preserve-a 'book in circulation beyond its intrinsic date Em lit Will be In Mesdames. Gorrell, Talbert and fllroe, were numbered among the visitors that called on Mrs. Dudley, last week. CENTERVILLE, SOON.

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About Centerville Echo Archive

Pages Available:
454
Years Available:
1906-1907