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The Uniontown News from Uniontown, Kansas • 4

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nftn' roi until vou are caught a sinTr.vTiFic discovery: nesday of last week with relatives near Devon. in a' storm but come now and get a ft DaviUAfa kV---' for the stom nice lap robe at uonnger uiutuc.o, Redfield, Kansas. Correspondence. ach that which it is unab to do for itself, even when but slightly disorder- G. G.

Edwards and wife, of Turkey Creek, visited relatives here one day last week. A. T. Duzan's and Mrs. Maggie Holt and sons were the guests of Cure supplies the Datural juices of di- Ana t.h wnrk of the stom- a A.tAno on cinn hi IP ach.

reiaxine' mc uci wu w. TURKEY CREEK. Nona Baptist itarted to school, fAnrlav School Report. The following is the report of. Berlin'school, District No.

53, for the school month, endingct. 30tb. 1 nHangnnn tnalft iv Mowers laav ouuu -li onrl ViaaK. Kodol DVS- aiiuwcu tvj pepsia Cure digests what you eat and T.ofllio arid -01. DOW- Joe Wolf is working for Thomas Hf rtTn i nan.

Average uanj fnmolo tnt.al 14. 1 ers and B. A. Jones had business at enables ine siouiauu u.gv..- cans to transform all food into rich, red blood. Sold by J.

W. Read Co. Those present 20 days were Cora, Monroe Teague shipped bis hogs laof Qat.nrd&V. Miss Effie Holtsclaw visited her tiaron a in Ft. Scott, Sunday.

the Solid City last wee. II C. Jones and wifespent "Pension Day" at tne Old Soldiers and Wives Reunion at Ed Stewart and wife, of Fair-mount, came up Saturday evening Uuzan, Virgil eeuiuier. present 19 days were Bernadine, Newcomb, Ora McGowan and De-, Los Newcomb. BERLIN- Grandma Clay is convalescing.

Bert Blage made a trip to Red field, Saturday. J. Green made a trip to the coun t.v No. visitors during montu, y. Those interested in 'school work' are invited to come and investigate our work.

Minnie Feemster. Teacher FROM SOUTH AFRICA. to visit relatives anu aucu uu.v here, Sunday. The U. B.

quarterly meeting i. lioiil at the Berlin school Johnnie Hartman and wife spent Sunday with Ed Duerson and wife. Vm. Anderson and family are expected home from the state of Washington, soon. Mr.

Mahlstedt, of Lawton, O. wai calling on his many friends on the Creek, Saturday. iss Blanch Kirker, of Walnut Hill, spent a few days last week with her sister, Belle Hartman. M. W.

Brown visited relatives at Majella, Sunday. Kobert Bowers spent last Friday night in Bionson. Grandpa Edwards is staying with house Nov. 14th and 15th. Everybody invited to be present.

been keeping house for her father, J. T. Knight, while his wife visited his son, Will, now. -J. W.

Shelton was over from Nfw VVav of Using Chamberlain Cough Remkdv. Mr. Arthur Chapman writing from Durban, Natal, South Africa, says; As a proof that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a cure suitable for old and young, fniinwincr: A neighbor her mother in wKiauumd, i'm to her home in lola, last week. J. R.

Stewart's came down from Allen county last. week to visit rel-d the erolden wed- Walnut Hill, Monday. S. M. Graham, of Dayton, hauled hay from here, Monday.

Grandma Brillhart is visiting her daughter. Mis. G. H. Potts.

I CO ding anniversary of A. J. btewart of mine had a child just over months old. It had a very, bad cough and the parents did not know what to give it. suggested that if they would get a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and mu tfht-the babv Mrs.

S. B. Holt went to Moran, Saturday, to see her brother-in-law, Lambeth. He is very sick with rheumatism. Mrs.

Thomas Fitzgerald and children, of Colfeyville, were visiting hei sister, Mrs. Wm. Anderson and Ben Shinn, last week. James Abhott says he has fount. ut nan trot rauddv in Kan- send occurreu yuw A GOOD NAME.

Joseph Holt and son were over from Turkey Creek, Saturday. W. F. NewcomVs entertained at dinner, Sunday. oai tvnfrin(e I testify I rum Lciw that DeWitt's Little Earlyltisers are nut some upuu v.u.",7 was sucking it would no doubt cure the child.

This they did and brought about a quick relief and cured the baby. This remedy is for sale by AY Read Company. sas, or al least he thought so when V. F. Newcomb attended tne Welch sale at Redfield, Saturday.

unequalled as a uver pm. 7 riffhtlv named because they give strenffth and energy and do their york coming home trom town mt he almost got stuck with an with ease. a- nlo nrp nsinor these tlO pills in preferenee to all others, be- empty Rev. Harrell held his regular preaching service here last Sunday. Grandma Brillhart and Mrs.

K. Odfill visited at Mapleton, Sunday. For Sale- Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerells for sale at one dollar each. A. J.

Ruhl, R. F. D. No. 5.

Ft. Scott Kans. Mens IvTiit Gloyeslt The Racket. 0Wff Early Rioopo cause ttiey are t.u piowau. al They cure biliousness, torpid liver, jaundice si cU headache, constipation, etc.

They do not purge and weaken, but cleanse and strengthen. Sold by and J. Green attend The famous mw pmt ed Masonic lodge at 4tn. ,1. w.

ueaa Say, farmers, let us print you some letter heads and envelopes. Oscar Odell and wife spent ed 1 fflnw i tki Ii T.AV tn YOUR SUPPLIES. WINTER IS SURE TO NOW ifc) TJtlili X1VXJH XV AJAi TTTTTTir) COME AND GOODS WILL NOT Utf uri.rv, orrect Shoes v. Bradley IMtalt (o. iDon't BRADLEY METCALF COMPANY'S MMwaukeeMade Procrastinate! I 1 fe1 Gooayear 6 There is nothing to Gain.

You get more wear Milwaukce- 7 V7 Mad out of them by buying now, LACE and PLUCMR besides getting choice of more styles and makes. LACE AN3 BUTTON SK' NEWEST XivXS UUMERS We have just received a full I line of the famous FINE SHOES for WOMEN f.FINE SHOES 1 FOR SALE BY W. S. GRIBBLE. mb en RV The best line of Shoes in the city.

Every pair guaranteeci. fun jrfc W. S. GRIBBLE. THE ABOVE STYLKS come both Vid Kid ami VeW balf.

Com, in .,,1 then, and try them on. a the Hiehest Market Price for G-RIBBLE w. POTTNTRY fixUUUKJsii. COUNTRY PRODUUiU..

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