Overbrook Citizen from Overbrook, Kansas • 2

THE OVKRRIiOOK CITIZEN. Eber Cowen came over fiom ron, to look at r.orr.c vcst- J. L. Heberlinfr shipped a car Heal Estate Leans, Hrsi Mortgage rte Carbondale Friday. Miss Arvilla Cowen returned with him that evening.

Mr. and Mrs John Neil', of Vassar, visited last week with her parents Mr. and Mis. V. C.

Bryson. 20 Per Cent is a big reduction but you get it on winter under wear, Duck coats, blankets, suits and overcoats at Coleman Beard's. I i' i- if-' i i there is more or less trml- Ill I i 1 1 I W'c i.iiv,- l.nth piivat" and company money to LOAN to help out where purchaser need additional money to close a deal. We think our rates are the quote them whem asked Our terms allow the of $100, or multiple, or allow the payment of ALL the Loan at any interest paying time. If you are going to need a loan come in and see us.

A. CORDTS, Overbrook, Kansas. Let Shoecraft-Hopkins Hard-' here until about 9.30. ware Co. rod your building nowl 1 cm Kansas land.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph WalUrs wcii' from Mi.nhaltan l.c lir.st of the work Litin itii id Irieiuls ami relatives. Do you Know thut can l.e i nvented? Giva Chamberlain's li Ramedy as soon as Lhu uhild hoarsa or even afttsr the cuiinb appears and it will prevent the attack. It is also a cortain cure for croup and never boon known to fail.

Sold by all dealers. ft lu Li; hi' -a hi ft Lil hi! SI 1 Li! Ill1 Li! ft 111' rn-i LIT 1511 Aiter Invoicing we found too many goods in some lines, and Odds and Ends all through the store. You will find these goods at prices which will prove' both inicrcst-ing and profitable to buyers. J. II.

ANDREWS. Publisher. Thursday, February 9. 1911. irrj at thr pot itlicc at Overbrook, ary ituB.

as ircnnJ-clni nmtu-r. lebiu- Hkhalu sUblkhed 1880, a ClTIIBN MUblWied iM. Coniolldt4 1901, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. One year, $1.00 ADVERTISING RATES. Display, tingle column, per Inch, 8 cents Heading locals, each issue, per line, 5 cents Bills are due the 1st of each month.

Church News A cordial invitation to attend their services is extended by each of the Over brook churches to all. Stranger are requested to give the pastors and members an opportunity to make their acquaintance. CONGREGATIONAL. Dwioht H. Platt.

Pastor. Phone 48 Residence next to church. REGULAR SERVICES. Sunday-school at 10 a. m.

Preaching at 1 1 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 p.

m. Intermediate Endeavor at 6:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m.

Prayer-meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN. REGULAR SERVICES. "Sunday-school at 10 a.m. Preaching at 1 1 a.

m. and 8 p. m. Christian Workers Meeting 1 p. m.

E. Geyer, Pastor. Phone 35 Residence next to church. REQULAR SERVICES Sunday-scnool at 9:45 a.m. Preaching at 1 1 a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. Junior League at 3:00 p.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m.

Prayer-meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Arkansas Farms Practical I Free 240,000 acres of good land in Arkansas will be opened for settlement by the United States Government, February 1. 1011. Here is the chance of a lifetime to fret a farm practically free. For information address.

S. E. Hale. Agent. 30 Days Free Trial.

The REX Sanitary Closet is guaranteed to be absolutely odor- less ana samiary wiuiuut water pressure. We will put one in lil J. vour nouse ana lei you use it av i days and if not all we claim, we will take it out without cost to 1 -r 1 ,1 you. it it does tne worK you buy it. Shoecraft-Hopkins Hardware Co.

G.M.HART&G and you will escape the danger of loss from lightning. F. V. Ingersoll and daughters Clella and Genevievie, from hear Michigan Valley were shopping in Overbrook Saturday. The north bound passenger got into the ditch near Mapleton Saturday and did not get through MANDY LEE Incubators and Brooders for sale.

Incubators from 100 to 400 Egg size. Complete with Lamp, Hygrometer, Thermometer, Moisture Pan, Combination Egg Tray, Eg Tester and Level. The Hygrometer tells the amount of moisture necessary for a good hatch and is fully protected by patent. The walls and top are double and packed with mineral wool and asbestos and you do not have to cover the machine with pillows to get the heat up in cold weather. MILO EMERY, Agent for GEO.

LEE CO Phone 1553- Best Terms lowest any where and are willing to I can save you 17 Pep Cent on your Farm Insurance. A. L. OYESON. Get O'BRYHIM To Cry Your Sale.

tie's the man tnat sets the Big. Prices for Your Stock verbrou rnone 174. Make dates with Tyner Britte. and 1 mile west M. SHARP.

Wonder, No, 55,319 and lia is of hay the first of the week. Carson Stoop, of IFutchson, is visiting in this neighborhood. For Sale foiled Durham bulls C. M. Albright, phone 115G.

Smith Cox shipped a load of xopcftu luuouay evening. Mrs. D. L. Tyner was a Tope ca passenger Tuesday afternoon.

Jones and Bickley had the front of their shop painted this Mr. and Mrs. James Kaff are vbuing in Chelesa, this W3ek. Don't forget the play at dis tret No. 71 Saturday night Feb-ruay 11.

Ervin Dodder and Clyde Vail returned from Kansas City yes tardav. Mrs. b. K. Simmons ani son Jessie, returned from Topeka jnday.

C. N. Reed hipped two loads of to Kansas City yesterday morning. Jas. Wall shipped a car load of horses and mules from here last Thursday.

H. T. Craig was in Burlingame and Topeka on a business trip this week. Just figure how much you can save by buying of Coleman Beard now. Mrs.

Marcia Cooper is very sick at the home of her son Lewis Cooper. Labby Best rickies. sour or sweet, 3 dozen for 25cts, City Meat Market. Fred Fairchild returned from his trip in southern Kansas Saturday evening. Ingleman has a fine line of Valentines.

You can find just what you want there. Wall paper remnants at bar-pain prices, the next few days at Topping's pharmacy. Clarence Talley returned from Colorado Tuesday. He will re main with us for a time. C.

P. Ralph came down from B2rryton gaturdaVi He was hunting for a barber shop. John Helm has rented the Huston property and will take possesson the first of March. Mr. and Mrs.

Freel Perryman and Mrs. F. M. Huston returned to Blackwell, Monday. The Elevator has shipped during the past week three cars of kaffir corn and three of hogs.

Dr. F. E. lserman, dentist, is here every Monday and Tuesday. Topeka office, 716 Kansas ave.

Tel Abshire returned from Kansas City Friday where he had been with a carload of hogs. Some of our people are of the opinion that a small laundry would be a paying business here. Have you seen tjiose fine Diamond Edge double-bitted axes at Shoecraft-Honkins Hardware Co. Libbv's best pickles, sweet or sour, 3 dozen for 25cts City Meat Market. An attack of the grip is often followed by a persistsnt ccugh, which to many Droves a great annoyance.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been extensively used and with good success for the relief and cure of this cough. Many cases have been cured after all other remedies had failed. Sold by all dealers. BitE Is Friday, Feb. 17, 1911 At the Farm, 31 miles south of Overbrook.

Sale to Commence at 1 P. News Notes. The Citizen for local news. Get her a Valentine at Ingle-man's. Pay you Taxes to Britte-Tyner Realty Co.

J. V. Reed is on the sick list this week. Cox Smith shipped two cars of hogs Monday. Harry Sloan was in town the first of the week.

Chester Thornburg visited at Lon Bryson's Sunday. Burress is painting Mrs. F. M. Hustons's home.

John Atchison got in two cars 1 mHN, rr tit 8 Yes, we do job printing. If the ground hog went back into his hole last Thursday he is missing some mighty nice winter weather. Miss Dora McKaughan, of Edgerton, spent the week's end with her sister Mrs. Garrison. R.

F. Bickley returned from Tnnpka Mnndav where he had been to see his brother who is quite sick. Get your order in for Ameri can Fence NOW and save money See Shoecraft-Hopkins Hardware Co. about it Leonard Hause came up from Texas last Friday and will remain in this neighborhood for the present at least. Jesse Shoemaker and Dell An drews came in from Kansas City Sunday evening in Jesse's new 1 A car.

it is a Deauiy. Ray Hoop who is now making his home in Greely county was here last week visiting with relatives and old friends. F. T. Stewart went to Topeka Tuesday night, from there he and A.

Radcliff went to Cimar- Overbrook Markets. STOCK. Cattle, $6.00. Hogs, $6.90 to $7.10. GRAIN.

Corn, 38c; Kaffir corn, 40 to 45; Clover seed, to $7.00. PRODUCE. Hens, 9c, young roosters, 6c: old roosters, 5c; eggs, 16; butter, 14; butter fat 22. TREES. 000 Those wanting nur-sury stock for spring will please get their orders to me by March 1.

HARRY WEBBER. On this date we will sell about 40 head of Sows and Gilts with a few good Boars included. About a dozen are yearling' and two-year-old sows and fall silts; balance spring pigs. They are sired by several different hoars of the best breeding, viz: Expansion Blue, No. Norman, No.

154,109 and Massive, No. 45,900, three prominent Nebraska boars, Also Prince Yon Tell, No. Exception, No. 106,359 and Grandee, No. 47,277.

They are bred for March, April and Mav v' Hf. farrow to John 1 2- of feeders Friday night. Allen Garrison went to Waver-ly Thursday of last week. Libby' best pickles, sweet our sour, 3 dozen for25cts City Meat Market RUG rath No. 5b, ibt.

I wo as good boars' as in service in this part of the state. Those who purchased boars in our fall sale, can get sows and gilts not related and bred to boars not related. We will also sell 3 Cows 1 will be fresh, 1 fresh in March, and 1 dry cow. TERMS OF SALEE Cash or bankable note running nine months at 8 per cent interest. AUCTIONEERS: Cols- Lafe Burger, W.Q, Hyatt, 17.

G. O'Bryhim, M. Barnhart J. A. KESLER, Clerk.

Everyone interested in good hogs, whether they wish to buy or not, cordially invited LUNCH AT NOON. GRASS FIBERS AXMINISTERS and VELVETS Sizes Sn Room B. Van Horn Sons. No Postponement' on Account of Weather, From 6x9 lto 12x15. At R.H.

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