The Beverly Journal from Beverly, Kansas • 1

I i i 0 1 1 Tt No. 30 BEVERLY. LINCOLN COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21 1905. Vol. 1 Herrf Christmas Have you saw those tire wall- A Missouri ax change thus bids arewell to a departed citizen: He paper samples ac urosoy oc Cappers.

was a man of push, He played marbles for keeps when a boy and cheated all his playmates out of their alleys; he swapped Willie Sparks made a business rip to Tescott, Saturday. Pro i. Burt Spent Sunday in a bladeless knife, sight unseen Lancom. for a four blader, sold that for 'J he interest in the quoit game 50 cents, bought a pound of sir gar and some lemoas and made; a seem to have abated since the brick walks are being put down, barrel of lemonade, which f.e sold for $8, He started in business and sold bad meat for choice It occupies all the time of the Will Sparks is confined with the mumps this week. On account of cold weather Bloomheart's sale last Saturday was not much of a sucess.

They have decided to have another sale next Saturday, December 23. Don't miss it Barton Bros, brought in a bunch of horses and mules last Friday. B. L. Edwards purchased a fine mare of Barton Bros, last Friday.

S. R. Hickman is building a larg barn 36 by 50. harness oil 70 per gallon at the harness shop To the patrons of Beverly Telephone Company. Have you got a receipt for rent of Phone to Jan.

1, 1905? We note several who have neg quoit players to superintend the cuts and made a fortune. Whe brick laying. Bring Your Produce To Berg'men Beverly, Kans. George Manly is laying the he got a $1,000 he organized a company 1 million dollars capital, mostly water, and when for Beverly. He is an excellent brick mason and is We are paying the following the company burst it was found that he had sold out some time doing a handsome job.

Dr. J. P. Blanton gave a lect t07f perlb before. When he died he was prices in trade.

Hens. 'Spring Young Ducks Old Roosters. ure on the subject, "Ministry of a millionaire and he left it all here 07 07 15 each. He handled the sub It is warm where he is now. ject splendidlyv with humor and Mail and Breeze.

wic enough to make it very inter Youug Turkeys Cash Young Turkey Trade Eggs 24 per doz Butter 15 per lb If you want to see a nice of queens ware, take a look esting In the remarks how to control your husband, ha gave some good facts in hygienic liv at Clark Kernohan's front win- i dow. 08c perlb ing, if followed, these contagious diseases would not last long. His Cotton Tails 60c per doz reference Clarence and the let Jack Rabbits T. 60c Opposums from 10 to 35c ters brought things close home Prices subject to marke and presume that Clarence will weigh these matters carefully. lected pay ment in advance as per rules of the company.

Please come in and settle, as do not wish to take your phone away and give it to some one who will pay, but you must not blame us if we do this. Waldo Hancock, Sec'y Treas. County Commissioner D. Shaver received car of lumber Monday. He expects to build a large barn in the near future.

Homer Hall has the contract. Does your house or barn need changes Bergemen Bros Dr. Blanton places women far above the suhere of man. That she was the downfall of man and Dray Transfer. is the redemption.

This is the third of five enter tain men ts to be given here Next one wiil come Jan. 20th Will be a concert company of four young Go to Bergmens and see Santa Claus and the fireplace in the front window. E. V. Frittshas a line of musical instruments and also some of handsome furniture that would make your wife or mother a fine Xmas present.

Any color you want in Sewall's pure liquid paint Crosby and Capper. Christmas time is again and the usual hurry and bustle is very noticeable. It ought not to be very hard to select a suitable gift from the abundant supply that is on exhibition in Bev erly. If all the holiday goods are sold that are" in Beverly, Santa Claus will surely ha ve a busy time here. Don't forget the Mask Ball, Friday night at Bloomheart's Hall.

Prize for best masked painting I Will Sparks made a trip toTes-I cott in the interest of the Beverly adies and one young man. This company will be far ahead of the DeMoss people, wio played here For Prompt service, call on me; I am prepared to do all kinds of Transfer work with dispatch. All goods carefully handled. R. Neel Phone 28.

last spring. Will be interesting to young and old Now is the time to think about subscribing for the Beverly Journal, Remember you ge the Breeders Journal with it for only 50 cents. We would be plea sed to have all back subscriptions Journal last Saturday and returned with a nice lot of job work. Ped Bell went to Kansas City Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Sparks were Lincoln visitors, Friday." Do you realize that your piano needs tuning? R. L. Crosby can do you a first class job.

Bloomheartand Sparks fhipp- ed hogs to Kans8 City Monday. Bob Rapleo n'as deliorninjjf fat-tie Monday for Hairy PaJ-- ShonJl Clark made trip to Salinu tiji vyrk. settled promptly. The Barnes Photo Car Clocks, 8 day, Seth Thomas, $1 and up. AH kinds of Jewelry, Plush Goods and Work, Boxes, Call Jind get prices 'before you bay elsewhere.

Drug and Jewelry Store. couple. Supper at midnight. Harry Derringer went to Lin coin Tueaday morning and returned in the evening. Have you seen Crosby Cap per about your painting yet? is still in business' at Tescott Positively the very best work guaranteed.

Give him a call and save your car fare to other places. John Webb and little grandson Ljie went to Sal ina Tuesday II. Beanies' card in this week's Journal'.