The Solomon Tribune from Solomon, Kansas • 5

John McKenzie shipped two The Coffee of All For Old and Young ROOF LEAK? V- Want to fix it up now instead of waiting until the season's rains have done all the damage tliev could. If you intend to use shingles in making your repairs isn't it rather important that you ue good ones? NIt certainly is if you want a roof which will keep out the rain and snow and last long enough to make your investment in repairs a profitable one Come down to the yard and let us show you what we have and quote you a price on the quality you will need. Agents for Samson Rubber Kooiiing. best on the market. The Citizens' Lumber Co.

W. A. SWIFT, Mgr. Ross Beach was in Salina last Saturday. Ray Jenness visited the county capital Monday.

Shoemaker was in Abilene last Tuesday. L. K. Bannon was up from Abilene Wednesday. Miss Nellie Custer has been on the sick list this week.

Nathan Knight was down from Salina to spend Sunday. Miss Jessie Mustard was trading in Salina last Saturday. Frank Crowell transacted business in Salina last Saturday. Miss Margaret Kuhn visited in Salina the first of the week. Mrs.

S. H. McCullough was shopping in Abilene Saturday. Rev. W.

Scott conducted services -at Crystal Springs last Sunday. Mrs. J. L. Ward and daughter Frances were trading in Salina Saturday.

F. H. Feather, the Minneapolis photographer, was in town Tuesday afternoon. For pure, home-made leaf lard, in and 10-1 b. call on Butcher Son.

If- COFFEF I ft' 3 delicious Tnvor anc' deSIhtf aroma ho the old coffee lovers and k-seps on Ris- Jag iwtf ones. llts goodness has novor been. approached at the price 2.5 cents per pound tT IS ONE OF TME KcFOGD' 1 Gav The Coupons iBrantwood Cafe MOORE Successors carloads of steers to Kansas City Tuesday night. A good young driving team for sale. Inquire at this office or of L.

V. McMillen. Mrs. L. M.

Hinshaw and Mrs. Elmer Starrett were shopping in Salina last Friday. trrMl' vviins, ueorge miu ljesuer White visited over Sunday with friends at Bennington. Miss Alice Ludes came down from Salina last Friday to visit a few days with friends. Tom Robertson and wife came up from Junction City last Sunday to visit old friends.

Sam McCullough shipped a couple of cars of cattle to Kansas City the first of the week. Miss Ola Collins represented the Sunny side -Sunday school at the state convention in Topeka last week. Mrs. W. A.

Hopkins left last Saturday for a several weeks' visit with relatives in Kansas City and Independence. M. Low and wife left last Mon day for Ottawa to represent the Solomon G. A. R.

and W. R. C. at the state encampment. H.

Dilling returned home last Saturday from Topeka, where he had been attending the State Sunday school convention. MrSj Bert Ramsey and son Earl visited friends in Manhattan last Saturday and Sunday, while on their way home from Topeka. Robt. Johnson and wife are visiting in Ellis this week. They will also spend a couple of weeks in Excelsior Springs before returning home.

Tim Maher of Renfrew, Okla homa, but who formerly1 resided west of Solomon, visited old friends here several days last returning home Monday. B. R. Coggeshall and wife came in last Friday evening from Pueblo, Colo. Mr.

C. has sold out his laundry in Pueblo and expects to make his home here in the future. For-a good hearty laugh go to the Burton Minstrel Show Friday evening, May 28. The Solomon Dark Town Belles will be on the ends, cracking jokes, singing sangs and playing tambourines. E.

C. Dowling left Monday morning ior Mara Visa, Mew Mexico, near which place he ex pected to purchase some farm land. Ed is buying this land for an investment, and has no notion of leaving Solomon. You'll laugh, you'll holler, you'll scream at the jokes of the eight end people of the big Minstrel Show at the opera house Friday evening, May 28. Procure your tickets from the band boys and have them reserved later.

Mrs. Margaret Harris went to Salina last Monday morning to accept a position with the H. D. Lee Mercantile Co. as a demonstrator.

She will travel all over the state giving demonstrations of the Lee Pure Food Products. A crowd of a dozen or more Solomon fans attended the ball game at New Cambria last Sunday. The score was: New Cambria 7, Brookville 6. Walter Frazee of this city pitched for Cambria and the game went 12 innings. I Short Orders Lunch at All Hours Home Made Bread, Pies, Cookies and Cakes Fine Line of Confectionery Hot and Cold Soda i Unequal Eyes Do you see equally well with both eyes? If not, both may be defectiveone certainly is.

Have them properly examined. We prescribe glasses only when absolutely necessary, and guarantee satisfaction. Consultation free. Watch repairing. MB Spaulding OPTICIAN and JEWELER Solomon -o- Kansas Alaska- ikon-raciTic Exposition This year you can make the trip youhavehad inmindforsolong a trip to the Pacific Coast.

Go now, while rates are low and routes arranged so you can see the most at lowest cost, including the great exposition at SEATTLE, WASH. June 1 to October 18, 1909 It covers an area of 250 acres, located on two beautiful lakes, -overlooked by snow-capped mountains, and will interestingly exbibit the wonderful development and possibilitiesof Alaska and the countries of the Pacific. Very low fares daily during the summer. Let me tell you how comfortably and conveniently the trip is made Thro Scenic Colorado AND Yellowstone Park Ask for descriptive folder. "I suffered with stomach trouble for 15 years.

Spent $300 in mediefne. Everything failed until I tried Miona tablets. They cured me." L. R. Nonket, Mountain Island, N.

C. Carlin Supple gurrantee Miona. 50 cents a large box. The tool house and rest room at Prairie Mound cemetery has been completed and will be found a. great convenience.

For this work 136.25 was subscribed, of which 132.25 was collected. The lumber bill was 80, hardware 13.37, sand 2.00, carpenter work 12 days 30.00 labor 11.25, leaving a shortage of 4.37. A Carpenter did the carpenter work and accepted 25.63 in full payment for services, thus balancing the account. With orders on the hook for 375 copies of a 16-page telephone directory, a job of 40,000 impressions for James Sheeran, one of 10,000 impressions for the Citizens' State Bank, one of 5,000 impressions for the Solomon State Bank, more than twenty smaller orders of 500 to 3,000 impressions each, and four to six new orders coming in every day, some idea may be had as to whether or not our job department is a busy place. For Sale A span of fine mules, 5 years old, weight about 2500 lbs; also a good second-hand windmill.

F. Brownrigg. H. Moormann Auctioneer Will cry tsules mmvhtM'p, any lime I guarantee tmtinfiicf ory services Citizens' State Hiink rnoxE, linowx 4 Solomon Kansas For Backache, Rheumatism and the Kid-neysandBIaddc-r SOLOMON DRUG CO. Pmeulee 1 I East Main St.

New Paint and Wall Paper Store to L. D. Sias, Props. Solomon, Kan. Mi, vf mn 9 Sotis We carry a full line of Paint and Wall Paper, also Japalac, Liquid Yeneer, Johnson's Floor Stains and Floor Wax, Floor Varnish, Alabas-tines in all shades, Oils and White Lead.

Let us give you figures on your work. ides I Hides Hides! Brim; vour hides to The Seymour Packing Co. 'We are now prepared to buy all kinds ol hides. Honest weights and highest market price guaranteed. IP Mi Butcher P-fl fa II lill i ri ssm mwmi iiiii Are still handling the finest, sweetest, jueiest, and most tender line of i rex Beef, Veal.

Mutton, Prk xxx and a fine stock of all hinds of Salt and Pickle goods found in an up-to-date shop Fish, Fruit and Oysters tSTFtes door eaefc Post Office. CONFORMS TO NATIONAL PURE FOOD AND DRUGS LAW. An improvement over many Cough, Lung and Eronchial Remedies, because it rids the system of a cold by acting as a cathartic on the bowels. No opiates. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded.

Prepared by PINEULE MEDICINE CHICAGO, U. S. A. Solomon Drug Company.