Wathena Republican from Wathena, Kansas • 10

Marvelous Business In JUNE 10. 1910 FRIDAY, SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. The Washington Township Sunday School Convention will be held at the Wathena M. church, Sunday, uue 19. Following is the arranged program: 10:00 o'clock Song and Prayer.

Welcome Klizabeth Weber Chorus CJlass ttork Solo Joyce Fuger TIME CARD WAT HEN A STATION. Cough Remedy Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, Grip and Whooping Cough. St. Joaeph Sc Grand Island K't TRAIS3 EAST. II loo song anu rmytr.

No. 2 Mall and Express 8:23 a nthem Auction Sale No. 6 Motor yerrnon Rev. Flyers. Wathena No.

a :30 and Praise. ad. Juan aim r.sprran "xhe Morhil Teacher Prof. B. li.

Thaver. Elwood 'trails west. The Graded Lesson Series" .10:15 II No. 3 Mall and Express. Walton, lli.iir 7 "Motor 4-u Sm' Duet-- M1Uer- Theresa Wa-c-nkm-ch H'-o G00DS We are pleased to inform our readers lliat Chamberlain's Cough Remedy does not contain narcotics of any kind.

makes it the safest and best for children. It makes no difference when you caught thut. fnll vnn have it nnrl WHtit to ffpt, rid Mrs. Carter, Wathena Chicago. Knck Island Pacific K'y.

TRAINS EAST. if ir.rmieblv. Iain's i No. fll-Passenger :15 am .11:20 am No.M PaKxengvr. Remedy.

No. 7S Passenger 6:20 pm TRAINS WEST. The second week of our of the Alexander Smith sons Auction Sale goods brought the largest business in the history of, our store. From early morning till late in the evening our store has been crowded with eager buyers taking advantage of these most remarkable offerings. The assortment is still unbroken and there is plenty of selection for those who have not yet purchased.

It won't do to fool with a bad cold. Ko one can tell what the end will be. No. 77 -Passenger 8:15 am No. 53 Passeimer 3:40 "The Indirect Influence of Sunday School Outside the lUrcle of the (Jhristian Church" Rev.

llelchardt, Wathena Son? and Prayer. Reading. "A Sceptic's Daughter" Kelchardt Anthem Solo Louise Morgan Sermon, "For the Man of Galilee" liey. Bader, Troy Mr. C.

H. Bowman of the Wathena Sunday school will have charge of the Sunday sohool. Mr. Bower, of Highland, will preside during the afternoon -session. 7 Pneumonia, catarrh, chronic bronchitis No.

75 Passen and consumption in-wanably result from neglected cold. As a cure for mghs CHAUTAUQUA SEASON TICKET and "colds nothing can compare with Are on sale at, the following places: Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Sold We are the only firm in St. Joseph that took advantage of this Auction Sale. J.

A. Stewart Bro's, Stuart Bow everywhere at 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold by JACOB MILLER, Druggist man's, E. Fuger's, Jacob Miller's, Gej. Manville's.

Fruit Growers State Bank Louis Rapp's son was asked by some one, while he was delivering a load of Farmers fitatu Bank. Carpets strawberries Tuesday, as to how his Rugs The price sf asontickets has been patch was turning out. He said he had reduced to $1.50 uniil July 1, when they about an acre and a half, on which 1000 will be $1.75, and $2.00 during August. Season vehicle tickets are only 75c if CITY DRAY LINE SHIELDS ia SOU Phone 113 Express Delivery to Any Part of the City. Goods Moved.

Cars Loaded and Unloaded plants of a variety he set out failed to grow, but he had sold $700 worth from the rest of it, and reckoned he should have sold about $900 worth if all had bought before August 1. Children under twelve can get a sea son ticket for 75c, if bought before Au gust 1. A HARD RAIN. done weil. The patch is still turning off berries, which makes it look like a The heaviest dashing shower that $500 per acre proposition at least.

And there are others, no doubt, doing as has fallen here for a long time came Wednesday forenoon. Peter's creek was higher than it has been for three H. B. MORGAN'S Tapestry Brussels Carpets, in a great variety and grade, regularly 75c. Auction Sale price, yard.i DOC Tapestry Brussels Carpets, an extra fine quali- ity, borders to match, regularly $1.

Auction Sale price, yard lUC Axmiuster Carpets, beautiful parlor styles, floral and Oriental; regularly $1.25. Auction Sale price, yard Axtninster Carpets, extra finequality, beautiful styles and colors; regularly $1.50. Auction Sale price, yard I.u0 Wilton Velvet Carpets, for parlors, halls and erairs; choice variety; reg. $1.35. Auction Sale price, yard 41.

UU 50 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12 feet, an excellent variety of styles regularly $22.50. rt Auction Sale price 25 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 11-8x12 feet, an extra large size; regularly $30.00. Auction Sale price 500 Axminster Rugs, 9x12 feet, in a good variety of colorings; regular $25.00. A Auction Sale price. pl I 100 Axminster Rugs, 9x12 feet, an extra fine quality, all styles; reg.

$27.50. Auction Sale price pIV-0U 50 Wilton Velvet 9x12 feet, seamless, an extra good grade reg. $30.00. Auction Sale price JiU. UU or four years.

John Tucker said he saw the carcasses of a hog and a steer Breeding Stock well. This will give a good idea as to about how much per acre does the strawberry produce with ordinary cultivation, a question often asked by people not familiar with its cultivation from 300 to 400 orates, more or less, according to conditions. Perhaps we may be floating down Walnut creek. The previous rains this spring have come gent Three-Fourths Mile West of Wathena. ly without damage by washing, but this one must have washed the cornfields and roads considerably, and also affected the strawberries by delaying able to give some exact figures on results later.

In this instance, the boy didn't think he was doing as well as he ought to have done. the picking, allowing many to get over RESSM AKIN I do first-class ripe. The weather continuing cool, however, still favored the strawberry crop, and the quality of the fruit con dressmaking and tailor work, and solicit the ladies of this vicinity to give me a tinues to be the finest. call when wanting anything in that line. If you have a job of Tin work, large or small, telephone No.

6. On the Troy Koad. CONDE Percheron horse. This is my third sea-'son with this horse here, and he has proved himself a first-class sire, and sure. -lESCHYLUS German Coach Horse; also his third season here.

His colts have proved him a first-class sire, and sure. Both of these are Imported Horses. HARRY BROOKS The noted Saddle and Harness horse. This is his fifth season here. He is a registered "Pharaoh" saddler.

TAX COLLECTOR -My new Jack. This is a first-class jack in every respect; is registered; is black with white points, 16 hands high, weight 1200; extra heavy bone; ears 32 inches from tip to tip. I bought this jactc from G. M. Scott, of Rea, who brought him from Tennessee.

-He is from the best family of jacks that could 100 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 27x54 inches; regularly $1.50. Auction Sale price $1.00 200 Axminster Rug 8, 27x54 inches; regularly $2.75. Auction Sale price $1.75 200 Axminster Rugs, 36x63 inches; regularly $4.00. Auction Sale price $2.50 Mrs. B.

F. Judd, residence first house east of John Meidinger's. Ilw2 Frank Layering went to St. Joseph Wathena's K. U.

students didn't wait Wednesday to find out what was the to a ttend the commencement doings, but hurried home where strawberry matter with his back. Four or five shortcake isn't purely a problem of an years ago he went with the ball team to Rushville, and was hit in the back with the ball, about where bis alytical chemistry or algebraic equa-sion. Lewis Stewart arrived Friday evening and is helping to hustle crates suspenders cross. He quit playing ball, but did not think that anything had happened to him worse than a slight temporary bruise. Of hue it has been at the shipping shed, and B.

N. Forbes, came in Saturday evening, to see the folks before going to Paonia, where he will spend his summer vaca- The Brady Carpet and Drapery Co. THE STORE FOR BARGAINS Missouri's Largest Exclusive Dealers in Carpets, Rugs, Draperies 507-509-511 Felix Street, St. Joseph, Mo. be found in iventuoky or Tennessee giving him some trouble.

He hud his I have complied with the law by hav- i tion, his brother, E. N. Forbes, being ing this stock examined by the state located there. arrangements made to go to Colorado June first, but delayed going. Or.

Thompson found a tumor had formed, Teterinary, u. urn ess or uiawatna, as big as a walnut, and cut it out. Frank stood the operation without any anesthetic. He will not go to Colorado Louis Stewart took the large tootn until the place heals. In the meantime, don't slap him on the back.

Call and examine the "Round Oak Chief" and Thomas White "Colonial" Ranges at Schultz's. Melvin Strong is walking on crutches as a result of dropping a steel rail on his foot while working on the railroad. It will be some time before he will be able to resume work. Use Pimblfy'bPinno Polish IVint A-1 thus 0. M.

Mo. and have his certificates they are sound, and also have a license from the Dean of the State Agricultural College licensing them for service. Service Fee, $12.00 for each animal, to insure living colt. Yours for Business, B. MORGAN for chldrani cafe, sure, A'o opiate and vertbera found by Albert Kienn-hoff recently, to the State University when returning from his visit home a short time ago.

Prof. Moody readily John Tucker, whose strawberry patch ripened early so that he was marketing loads when others were getting only a SCHMIDT'S SHOE STORE 71o Eclmohd St St. Joseph, Missouri few crates, has sold about 1200 worth of berries from 3 acres, and it is still pro-dueing. He is one of our hustling and successful fruit growers, and owns identified them as belonging to the mastodon, the predecessor of the elephant, and very much like the elephant of modern times, except it was larger and had a heavier coat of hair Their bones are numerous In all the region butween the Allegheny and Rock mounrains. The vertebra found by Kiehnhoff was in a very perfect state ot preservation.

1 fruit farm of 40 acres, consisting of all 1 kinds of native fruits. He has 3 acres I of raspberries, which are beginning to RECEIVERS FOR THE HUNDLEY ripen, but too much rain is blighting them, and he does not expect more than 200 crates. His blackberries, about 4 GuTITflL HOTEL FROM OFF acres, are looking fine, and he is ex pecting not load than 600 crates at least. Ray Wakeman, who was recently in a hospital at Annapolis, threatened with blood poison on acocunt of getting his hand spiked while playing ball, has recovered and Is on duty again. He will soon be in the Mediterranean, where his training ship will spend the Spouting! Spouting! Spouting! The Goods Stock I best pluce to buy it is at Russell's Tin Dry 302 S.

Fourth Street ST. JOSEPH, MO. Sanitary Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen. 25c, 50c and $1.00 Dining Room In Connection I Shop. I Louis Holaday and Mary Gurncy summer cruising to all Its principal slipped over to Savannah, some ports.

Ray has passed in all his studies on the grades he has made and has Don't Believe in Wasting Time time ago and were married. We saw a notice of the marriage In a Savannah not had to take an examination since paper at the time, but did not "give his will have an iinmedi ate furlough of 30 days to visit home them away." As it Is no longer a secret, the Republican offers them its when the ship returns next September, congratulations. Independent Liquor Co. 814 South Sixth Street 814 ST. JOSEPH.

MO. All kinds of Tinwork done by Ru9 sell, at O. C. Jones's hardware store. CEMENT WORK I am now prepared to dp all kinds of Mrs.

Art Hall and Mrs. Thomas Fran The Photographer Fourth and Edmond Streets ST. JOSEPH, MO For Up-to-Date Photographs, call and see us before going elsewhere. All Work Guaranteed Prices the Lowest Old Phone 3535 FRUMHOPF Fourth and Edmond Streets ST. JOSKI'II, MO.

cement and concrete work, and will guarantee it to be first class in every cis of Severance, and Captain Shreve and Banker I'oulet, of Whito Cloud, send word that they will take tents at the Chautauqua this year. Theodore Moskaii c.unn to town Wed nesday for a bill of lumber to build a now granary 1-1x20 feet. That indicates that Theodore expects to have THE PRICES TtlEY PUT ON MERCHANDISE TO MOVE IT Wl TN A RUSH WERE WAY BELOW VALUE We picked the plums from the big sale, and the low prices wo are milking liav.o never been equalled. It's almost unbelievable that you can come or Bend to this store during this sale and get 15o Wash Suiting for GJe, or a $1 Oown for 08c, or 10.0(1 Skirt for Tub Suits fur 15c Curtain Madras for 7c, 1. 00 Silk Pongee for 40c, 50c Mitt9 for 10c, and soon down the line, but such is the case.

Wo-want you here during this sale, and to give you nn iden of he enormous savings to bn made, write for our 4-pago circular nn this sale. We'll gladly mail it free of charge upon request. Jt tells of lie thousands of wonderful bargains awaiting you. The beauty of this sale is that you cau come hero, do your shopping, and save lots of money on the purchases without its costing you a penny railroad fare, which we rebate according to the rules of the Retail Merchants' Association. some whent.

liui IMiriii'r. orluliml 4 full im Poo el 1'n line olil nlil-ki-y 6 iiuru, iS flit Security whiskey 350 iliimris. ifi no Couch 300 no Jury Ityi- whiskey .250 fMri. it "3 Momiuriun whiskey 3ihi (imris. jo Teiinewi' corn hlskey 3iu liny 1 lie family rye, kinoollinncl mellow.

3 VI Olll IViMT, lull 1 1 I'll In Ihiimi 4 Apple lniinly iTwl Illinium hmmly Aprl'nt hriuiily 3:1 ui'tiiim I ,1,1,1 I'i'iii'h Mini Honey 11ml 3 il "m-k iiiul Kyc wimI I ild Thin1 Kill lllirh Knoll- ifln. 1 1 lllin-hiH-rr conllnl hi Tun' riillfitrntii port wine. mill 3ul "lu rry wine I Anie ilea wine All Itoieu'lmlili'r fuel i.f fiiiiilllt re particular. Having my own rock crusher and Hiioh other machinery us is necessary, I am situated to do the work promptly and meet any competition. Crushed rock for sale, 1 a ton at the crusher.

J. II. Wagcnkiiecht. Thompson's colt, not the one that swam tlio river, but that was brought in from pasture nearly dead of a badly swollen throat from distemper, is get-tinj; well. There has been a good deal of distemper this season, and the cold wet weather has made it go hard with the colts.

The H.irtignn brothers who succeeded Mr. O'Urion in the Holland A O'Brlnii hIioo storo In St. Joseph, grew up in the hIioh buNitiPss, and know how Henry Fattlg, who lives near Cat Island, was taken to the insane asylum Monday, where lio has been once or twioe before. Hen V. W.

Hnhltfc's complete line of Quick Meal, New Process and Columbia Gasoline and Coal Oil Stoves. Dr. Ilovey, thn Shaker, has been en tertaining Wathena audiences this week with his meuleirin hnw, part of to nviko a success of it. A thoroughly up to dntn linn of shoes of all kinds is the time In his air dome, but the rnins caused him to move into Library Hall, Tim weather has been Against attend- H. N.

WINN Funeral Director Embalming nnd First-CIass Undertaking. All Calls Promptly Attended To. I'lifine Ji" W'athkna, Kansa. lllle Ihlll 11 Iml I In 1 if pure "I'l k'entili iT'i-mW I- I he 111. In viilli.ilili' uri 1 he iiii-iII.

chi'M. 'I I11-N In sun1 to luy the Prst. AU the ifotfN Mii'iitlotieil nlHifi we vtiuritntee to lie In In tl, inre with the purn f'l hiw. We ship In pliiln pHCkiige Hml prepuy pre ch ino nn nil whiskies 11 ml wines In orpers i( nee iritilmi er eer. We prepuy tn Chiirs-e oil twef, ull miiwt liCi'iifnimnr eueh order.

3lnke pnynlile to rims Hi In, "II Slilh Mri'i'i. si.Josepii, Mo. i.si oiiipnuli's positively ref'i-e to like il order. Lire lis Irllil nml wn give you ft stfimre ileitl, Itcfcreiices -Hnrnis Nnilniml Hunk Anierlron Ktchwiin llmik. Independent Liquor Co ST.

JOSEPH, MO to ltd found at their store, 012 I I Felix. A full line of l'ulnts, Oils and Var nlshes at P. W. J. K.

Connor, lloute 4, was already looking for pickers to engage for the black berry season, hile In town Inst Saturday, He and his next neighbor, John Krankovleh, each hav two acres with nn fine prospects, he said, as he Anon from thn country, but the town people braved the chilly temperature and turned cut pretty well. Carl Maruuardt and Will Maitvltlu loft Tuesday for Herford, Texas, to look over the land prospect and buy themselves rich, provided they find the richness In i hunks as represented by the utiles agents. I EJjhfi m4 Mm Strata ap4 fiswlA Awwfs ft. JsA QH. J.

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Wathena.) Kaneee fruit Growers building, Socond Floor, 3 had ever (een..