The Humboldt Daily Herald du lieu suivant : Humboldt, Kansas • 3

a Local News. VERCOATS still going at Clean Sweep prices. i ved TO-DAY a big new line of Box Writing Paper to retail at II. T. WITTY, DENTIST.

A Mr. Reeder of Petrolia was in Humboldt shopping yesterday. Oysters and Celery at Tholen's. See the Allen County Fair. Will Schleicher returned from Iola This is the last week of the sale.

I Take advantage now of these low II prices. You will need warm clothing 111 yesterday, B. Cope M. D. Physician and Sur 0 why not get a coat when we are al- 0 geon.

CIS For lirst class lanudry work call up most giving them away. Misses' and Children's coats phone 78. See our East Window. II. E.

Douglass of Iola was in Hum are being sacrificed too in this great boldt yesterday on business. Fresh candies, imported and domes sale. tic fruit at Cline's Grocery. tf Ernst's restaurant open day and COMPANY DRUG night Frank Hays, west of Humboldt, rec ently sold a team of mules for $400. Purity Brand Sugar Butter at Cline's A new lot of post card albums at Cooksey's TO GET GOOD Grocery.

tf EATABLES i Beets, Radishes, Lettuce, Spinach Harry Kelley and LeRoy Dewey went to Chanute last evening to play and new Onions at O'Brien's. at the Firemen's Ball. L. Abrams was in Iola yesterday ROEHDS BAKERT is the flacc. Maple Syrup forty-five cents a on business.

pitcher, at McGannon's. at- i. i a iuwtvi, iu v.v Vrn p.fl.n't. a.rrnvrl tn rlr without, n. The youngest saxaphone player in the world at the Star Electric Theatre Monday.

E. N. Wert has been appointed Justice of the Peace by the governrr to take the place of J. Lehman who resigned the olice. From the 22nd.

to the 28th. the M. K. T. will sell tickets to Kansas City and return, at one fare $2.40 for the round trip, good returning Feb 1.

Miss Francis Eallis of Ottawa is visiting her uncle and aunt W. A. and Blanch Byeley. For first class cleaning or repairing Safety Deposit Box when yoir can Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, Doughnuts and Rolls Every Day. of all kinds of sewing machines, leave rent one for $1.00 a year.

notice at Harry Bragg's Hardware Now is the time to buy a cloak cheap store. and v- L. V. Orton was in Iola yesterday Dr. R.

T. Witty was in Iola on North-east cor. Qj on business connected with the case of business yesterday. Peery vs. the 'city of Humboldt.

Rooms and board at Ernst's Res taurant. Safety Deposit Boxes for rent at in' ml I ir bi Humboldt National Bank. 1 NOW TIME THE W. Trego yesterday received a car load of Studebaker busies and Wagons. I Call at the Humboldt National Exclusively Transit South Side Hotel and Cafe We deliver the goods THAT'S ALL SMALL, NEAT TRANSIT HOTEL AND CAFE Bank and get a Safety Deposit Box.

Houses are in demand. Build a home or some to rent. We can sell you the Hardware, do your Gas Fitting, Water Plumbing: and Tin Work. All Work Guaranteed. GET OUR PRICES Heinzs Kraut at O'Brien, s.

The Bible Class will meet at the Y. AT. (). A. lisiinl tn nisvVit.

A ln.rwp. attendance of men is requested. 'P w. co. AUC si Fresh Bread at Roehl's every day.

Quick lunches a specialty at Ernst's. J. A. Ross returned from Old Mexi- sr. Died The three month old baby of co yesterday.

While on his trip he was nearly to Yucatan. D. S. Wing eight miles south of Hum boldt died last Sunday and was buried Monday. Bring your hens to McGannon's.

Paying nine cents a pound. Fresh oysters at Ernst's D. C. Eilis SON shipped one car One dollar pays for a Safety De- nosit box until Feb. 10, 1910, at the of hogs and one of cattle to Kansas Humboldt National Bank.

SEE The Musical GEORGETTES Monday, Jan. 25 Star Electric Theatre Adults, 20c Children, 10c City Monday evening. Mr. Ellis also Ice cream, sodas and hot chocolates at Tholen's The Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church will hold a business meeting and social at the home of Miss Jessie Smith next Monday evening. All the young people cf the church are cordially invited.

Fresh dates, ten cests per pound, at McGannon's. Mrs. E. Krein and Mrs. Bradenburg returned to Chanute yesterday after several days visit with H.

Schleicher and family. Heinz 's Preserves, 25 and 50 cents went to Kansas City. per can, at McGannon's. Fine bread cake and pies at Ernst's. Best" Mocha Cofi'eeat Tom C.

Taylor of Oakley, Kansas, was in Humboldt yesterday. He was Roehl's, 20 cents per lb. looking up old friends he knew when Harry McKnight came home from he was here in the law business a num Longton Tuesday, where he has been ber of years ago. running a store forPerrenoud Clay. They have decided to discontinue the store at that place.

An "Old Trusty" Incubator, prac tically new, holds 160 eggs, for sale cheap. Apply at the News office. Mattim 4 TAILORING French Dry Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing of Gents' and Ladies' Clothes J. H. Hinton, Humboldt, Kan.

Dr. Flynn property, Cor. New York and Ninth streets PHONE 210 Clean up sale on all winter goods at O'Brien's. Mrs. Hattie S.

Williams of Holton, Kansas, is visiting Mrs. W. T. There is no other better Coffee, Tea, Extracts and Spices than the Golden A big lot just received; all good patterns and exceptional values for the price asked LINOLEUMS in all yidtlis and several patterns. Both inlaid and printed in stock SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Gate Brand sold at O'Brien's.

Buckwheat flour five cents a pound, WALTER BARNES Genera! Shoe Repairer at Hepler's Harness Shop f. at McGannon's. CI arence Wood says that he was going to Ottawa Monday, he heard a good joke. It seems that as the train was nearing Garnett, the colored porter went through the car and called, "Garnett, change cars for Niagara Falls." A few minutes later the white brakeman came in and said that he wished to change the call. It should have been, he said, "Garnett, change cars for Neosha Falls." Three patterns Ingrain H.

LEITZBACH Squire Meat Market For the Choicest Cuts of Meat, both Fresh and Cured Squire Meat Market.