The Beverly Journal from Beverly, Kansas • 1

1 3 I I BEVERLY, LINCOLN COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31 1905. No. 14 Vol. 1. 6 Bring Your Produce To ASM, JLXkJMJL wMA ft4 in Berg'me Watron work, Machine Repair vVork.or any work done in a first class shop.

Everything done to order. VA Henry Scltfdederl Beverly. Ocean Foam Cleanses and Invigorates the scalp, gives rest to the weary and makes you feel like a new man. Don't fail to try one, at T. J.

Hancock's Barber Shop. Beverly, Kans. We are paying the following prices in trade. Hens per lb. Spring Chickens 09 Old Roosters.

10 each Program for the W. C. Tf U. at .07 per lb. Eggs 16 per doz.

the home of Mrs. Kate Cullum, Butter .15 per lb. Sept.7, 1905. 3:00 Devotional, led by Mrs. Prices subiect to market Mr.

Hasting and family spent Sunday with the Chamberlains. Oh yes." it is reported that Clarence DeG raff has ordered three pair of specks. Wonder what he intends to do with them? Miss May andv Iva Shaefer Oren Dray Transfer. changes. BERG MEN BROS.

3:10 Bong, Blest The Tie That 3:15 Roll Call: Responses from spent Sunday with MrS. Northern. Correspondence Quite a number of young peo ple around Beverly attendee) For. Prompt service, call on me. Iam prepared to do all kinds of Transfer work with dispatch.

All goods a 1 1 handled. R. Neel A' Phone 28. church at Tescott Sunday night There must be some attraction dewnthere. Line County Psalms 11 8.

Discussion, led by Mis. Iva Shaefer. What Pictures should be hung in the school room. i 3:35 Duet by Mesdaraes. Shaefer and Stover, 3.40 Business meeting.

3:45 Secretary's -reports -r 4:00 Talk led by Mrs! Kate Cullum; What is the Inner Mission and how was it begun; WtlTU -Every -one cordially Sunday school at Monrce has not been very well attended. Wm. McBride was a home vis itor Sunday J. D. Woody and wife visited We would like for every one to at the home of Mr.

T. Webb last come. Two weeks from' last Sunday will be the, elect ion of Sunday school officers. Let every body Officers fdr the coming year. Sunday.

Bid Kissick is kept busy these warm days binding corn. Andrew Bell played ball in Barnard last Saturday. be present r- Mrs, Florence Stovei "President. Sunny South Mrs. Kate Cjullum Secretary and Mrs.

Marcell Mills Treasurer. Short Order Ice Cream Cold Drinks Cigars Tobaccos Fresh Fruits BREAD etc. Watch for next program twp It is still very hot and dry with A well will be drilled at the Monroe school house in a few weeks from this ate-. no prpspectof rain at present. Buster Brown's girl Manviile Chamberlain was in CIS' PLACE.

Lincoln Tuesday night. George Manly done some mas on ry for Tom Hall thi week 3 RoyiHorry shipped in 1000 AA4Ji- 60 YEARS Monroe Items; Another week has passed and no rain. i There are great many cut ting their feed. EXPERIENCE buns yesterday 1 days. Scran ton is having a well drilled on his farm south of town A.

Dt Graff will erect a dwelling house in the nearjfuture We understand it will be quite a commodious building. Homer Hall will build a large residence building for Lou Marsh. The structure will be 24x32 and two stories high. Bloomheart's hall has- been filled with beds to helR furnish Miss Mary Chamberlain has bee at home on account of sick sleeping quarters today and to morrow r4 Trade Marks A sign painter was in town 1 Copyrights Ac. yesterday painting some very ness.

The socials at Beverly Satur day night, were well attended. There are a good many expect attractive signs ing to take Thursday Mrs. Charley Hoss spent Fri and day the home- of her mother, Miss Mary Sparks was quite Mrs. PfeiferV Misses Myrtle and Pearl Ber jy visited at Frank Neel's Thurs day. sick last week.

Ingham finished put ting up his hay last week. Homer Hall, the carpenter is in demand. No mail will be delivered on Rural Route No. 1, Monday, Sept. it being Labor Day.

It is a holiday for all mail carriers, i The big tent arrived last night and was put up immediately Clark Kernohan had some very attractive souvenirs printed at this office for the jubilee Russia and japan are at peace Mom strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents ent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents tajien through Munn Co. receive tprcial notice, without charge, In the Scientific American.

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UUIIH Co.38,BrMd Hew York Branch Office, 625 SU Washington, D. prising their daughter, Miss Mary. Ray Berry and sister Miss Mary Berry were in Beverly Tuesday having dental work done? They are having Considerable work done an they are highly pleased with his work. Beverly is to be congratulated on securing as good a dentist as Drt Andreson. Anon.

Jake Pfeifer went with a load of Quite a number of people from cattle to Kansas City, Sunday Beverly attended the normal Miss Maggie Neel is spending last Saturday. Mrs. Jessie Capper is here vis iting relatives. the week at her brother's, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Neel. Miss Elsie Powell is visiting On Friday evening several young people called at the home at Mr. Ingham's at present. of Mr. Berry, completely sur-.