Everest Enterprise from Everest, Kansas • 5

Ken Searles, Huron popujar Try Newbio's- Herplchle, a de Hghtful hair dresaina. Kill tho merchant, was in our city LOCAL BREVIlltS daudrult germ. John Glenn, The Barber. 4 THIS BANK IS i IN POSITION I This October weather has been referred to as nothing less than a We print wedding stationary Nice 3 piece boys suits at Maraks' joy factory. at $2.50 To wote number of Kansas has them at home' yet she kicks on accepting "joiut" honors at the world, fair.

Billie Hall was over from Horton Cart Chill ftnri Fever. G. W. Wflrt, Nacogohodie, Texas a v8. "His daughter had chills and fever for three years; He ronld not.

Hud anything that would help her until he used Her bine. His wife will not keep house without it. and cannot say too much for It." 50c. Sold by Saturday. to 0e Flrlitor Hanwav of the Hovtoii True by all tests.

Enterprise job w6 TOA? good-shed loans are desired, yet we shall not refuse to make smaller ones. Commercial was over Wednesday on to printing a business mission. to to Prof. Hoffman and Miss beh Herrick were entertained Sunday Oscar Blacketer was our station agent Friday. Elmer Crouch was a Hiawatha visitor last week.

W. W. Uetger. Grocerit. Hundreds of knowing housewives find perfect satisfaction in buying their groceries of us.

We have everything in eatables. Our prices set the pace. 4ft to to by Miss Mary Geiger. STATE BANK nr rwFRPST. to Don Gastoa was a Hiawatha visit or Wednesday.

Kopietz Lkdnicky. Do you know a better, man thau Right now is the time to begin trading with Maraks'. They are the produce merchants. A Marval in Animal F.ducation in Germany; An Unfinished Story, by Ansou Padem, in this issue. The only difference we can see in Frank Sawyer? I 1 1 Best Ieuttly for Constipation.

"The finest remedy for constipation I ever used is Chamberlain's Stomach and Tablets," says Mr. Kli But Geo Streeter shelled corn for Cris Swart Saturday, Geneva McDermott was a Hiawa breakfast food is that some of it is threshed and some of it isn't, plaice tixo tha visitor Saturday. otExex ciasr. M.s. OUie Beam, of near Whiting ler, of Frankville, y.

X. "lhey kcu gently and without any unpleasant effect, and leave the bowels a perfectly natural condition." Sold by W. V. Geiger. 1 will sell Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock cockerels until November 1, for 50 cents each.

My stock is all from the finest Plymouth was entertained Sunday by her sis COAL Farmer's Lump, Collinsviile, Lexington, Weir City, Trenton. COAL ter, Mrs. M. F. Mahnowskv.

Rev. Hassenfluug was down from Hiawatha Wednesday. John Glenn spent Sunday and Monday in Kansas City. j. M.

Robbins and i wife were Atchison visitors Friday. Miss Turney Lyons of Bendena is spending the week with her brother, B. J. Lyons, and wife and it strikes as Uiat we saw some wagons aud a few idle standing around the barn-vard. Of course j'ou they ac there, aud you know that the' damage to them will cost moi-e than lumber to build new sheds would cost, Tlieu why uot have the sheds? We'll sell you all the lumber you want, and we ll make the price way down to the bottom, too.

rocks ever brought to this county. Mrs, Lillian Brown, a Brown Mrs. P. H. Bollinger.

The way to have good neighbors county girl, is playing a leading is to be a good neighbor. A Love tetter part in "The Denver Express." rdnickv made a business Would not interest you if you're Miss Lydia Friend, teacher of the trip to Hiawatha Thursday. looking for a guaranteed salve for Sugar Hilt school, took the horse sores, burns or piles. Otto Dodd, or James Scalapino and'sister Anna show at Kansas City last week I'onder, writes, -i siurerea wuii an uatly sore for a vear, but a box of were over to Horton Monday. jiiexander Co.

A big wheat and corn crop out west this vear better read Adams BucklnVs Arnica Salve cured me. It's the best salve on earth. 25c at Geiger's drug store. the land man's ad on first page. Geo.

Alexander was on a hunting trip near Muscotah, Saurday. Mr. F. F. Lyons, of Canton, China, was town this week.

The voters will make, no mistake Among the pleasant tasks wo in voting tor Frame oawyer wr occassional ly bave to perform is Miss Bertha Price was the guest Treasurer of Washington township. this one, the making special mention Have your sale bills printed at of the coming engagement of Thu CITY MEAT MARKET of Mrs. C. S. Swartz Saturday.

J'. ML Johnson aud wife returned Sunday from a visit at the fair. the Enterprise office. Free notice Shannons, who will be seen in "The in the paper which everybody will Banker's Child, "for one niyht only. see.

Special Sale of ready to wear fall Friday, October 28, at the Horton and winter hats from 38c up. opera hcuse. The much talked of Strictly Home Killed Meats Mesdames C. E. Sheldon, E.

F. Powell and Ed Adams aud children Mrs. E. J. Smith.

Shannon children. Hazel and Harry, will be seen as Warren and Stella, were shopping in Atchison Satur Chas. Simpson and Joe Eyer lett playing two of the longest and most day. Tuesday for Si. Louis to do the fair.

intricate parts ever attempted by Roy Benney, of the Western v. nan't, work forever start Choice Steaks and Roasts. Home Rendered Lard. Dental College at Kansas City, wivs children. Tons of special scenery is carried for the production.

A savjug Bauk of Everest the guest of Miss Elsie Powell Sun day. number of clever specialties will be introduced. Roland and Lin wood Ryherd James Foster left last week for western Kansas ona business trip. Pleasing you means success for us. The Enterprise for your Job moved John Foster to the John Saved His Lite.

Our Hams, Bacon and Lunch Goods are the Best on the Market. Marak house in South Everest Tues J. W. Davemort, Wmgo. Ky work.

writes, 14. 1902. "I want to tell you 1 believe Uallard's Snow f-ina- C. Jones, wife and sou Harold, Will Uobbins went to Atchison vfnriatr fnr ft visit with his son ment saved my life. I was under lh Jfiffhext SPrce for Jtietes.

jfirask Jish Jriday, returned Thursday from a two treatment of two doctors and they l'J 1 1 WWJ Bert week's pleasure trip at the world's told me one of my lungs was entireiv gone, and the other hadly affected 1 also had a lnmp In my side. I don't Chas. Hand spent Wednesday fair. Evere Everest, Kas. t.h Prnt.

Reeves at WHITMORE LEIGH i A a A. A A. di uwi Mrs. Pae visited last week in think I could have uvea over iwo Willis. months longer.

I was induced by a Kansas Citv with her brothers Miss Mamie Lyons was shopping CMnt. and John V. Adams, and family. in Severence last Monday afternoon. -Chief.

friend to try Ballard's Snow Lrfna-ment. The first application gave great, relief; two fifty cent bottles cured me sound and well. It is a wonderful medicine and I recommend it fn snffpirimr humanity." 25c, 5)o A Bit Success. The box social at the Marak school house Wednesday evening was both a social aud financial success- The ted. All Mrs.

McDermott left "Friday for MARRIED. TAYLOR BLACKETER. Miss Georgia Taylor, a very popular society young lady of Hiawatha and Oscar Blacketer, one of our most popular young men, were Ow.n Jones, W. H. Ryherd and the Misses Bessie Ryherd and Nellie Joues went to the Fair Wed Hiawatha to speud a week with her and $1.00.

Sold by W. W. Geiger. mother. One of the prettiest girls in Atch Not many people realize, says an married in Atchison Wednesday, nesday.

The first killing frost of the year occurred last Saturday night. Ice formed on water that was standing ison county is attendiug school in exchange, the position the merchant Octobers Everest. program wk the scholars who tool part did just tine and the music was also good. The people of the Marak school district have every reason to be proud of their school and the success of the pros was due to the untiring efforts of the efficient teacher, Miss Mr. Blacketer holds the position holds in a community.

Ihev think of him only as a necessary fixture James Greer and Louis Mathena of night operator aud is also an ex tra. norpnt and is considered one of outside. When I see a man's photograph on a girl's dresser I know that I made a business trip to Hiawatha Tuesday. to a town, a sort of a utensil for tho public, but when it comes to paying the most competent men in the em him. a nuisance.

The farmer thinics ploy of the Missouri Pacific Ry. WTe hear many words of praise have read another "something do the merchant has an easy time of it, Mr and Mrs. Blacketer will for good road work done by Chas. ing" sign. make their home in Everest.

The Kletchka. Mrs, Alex Brull and children re Enterprise joins with their host Charles Cox of Belleville was en turned from a pleasant week's visit friends in wishing them a long and BennitU The boxes which showed the art of dec-oration were very beautiful and the contents were very delicious and showed that the girl's who brought them knew how to prepare a rich lunch. The. evening was ideal and a large crowd wa present and all spent a pleas ant and enjoyable evening. that he makes a profit on everything he sells; He doesn't realize that the merchant sells on a cloe margin, has long hours and must be punctual as the sun; he is expected to sell honest goods at tlu' with her sister Mrs.

A. Boleslovsky tertained at the Dr. Herrick home this week. happy life. in St.

Joe. T. F- Bushong wife and sons, MARRIED. Greer-Mathena. Robert S.

Ham, of Norwood is here on a visit with his nephew, Harry Ham. Henry and Babe, spent Saturday same price peddlers and uvui order houses sell short weight, adulterat- and Sunday with I. Bushong aud Miss May Greer was married at rn t- ncprseer of pd or inferior grades; he is expect family ac Muscotah. Mrs. Baxter, of near Willis was her home Tuesday evening at Unas nut.

No. (. was grading the road ed to always sell good butter and here Wednesday to meet relatives o'clock to Louis Mathena. Rev. AdrerHsiag -kd vertjsing that looks nav fancy prices for produce, no He ween here and Willis this week from the fair, good and makes good; that tne matter what condition they may be kind you want.

Let us estimate; A fine crop of sweet potatoes was grown by H.M. Meaus, some weigh Kelly performed, the ceremony. Both parties are well and favorably known here, where they have both lived most of their lives. The Enterprise joins with their our terms are liberal. Instead of using horses, Chart used a steam engine for drawing the grader.

Some of Maraks1 speclalties-Sun-o. Sunflower shoes. Shark in; that he is the prep of commissural men. and that his flour is expected to make the finest bread whether baked properly or not. The ing wo pounds.

Mrs. Shumaker and daughters, of Atchison, who have been visiting with Henrv Saxton and family, re James and Pete Larsou attended host of friends in wishing them a farmer does not realize that ine the horse and cattle show at Kansas long and happy life. merchant who wins must be a turned home Wednesday. City last week. s'dn shoes, Menominee Seamless shoes' Sorosis sk'irts.

Black Cat Brand Hose, Jay Smith hats. They are all good. hustler, a man whose head teems We printed stationery for Sam Hughes was visiting in Lan with new ideas and original pro Barnes, the old reliable furniture Miss Kathleen Lyons who has been visiting her cousin. Mrs. Kate McKernan, near Troy, returned home last Monday.

Chief. sing Wednesday. that he must be a diplomat, dealer, last Friday Mrs. Jessie Crouch of Lansing is Walter J. the land man, here On a visit.

Mrs. W. Kemp of near Leona was sold leren luarters sections of laud To the Ladies: I will place on sale Saturday, a keen conservative buyer ana an economizer not economizing by saving nails out of boxes or selling tea leads, but by cutting down expenses, keeping his stock neat and salable, by advertising Himself as an honorable and eflUaat merchant. SPECIAL SALE AH of my Ready to Wear Hats at Cost. MRS, E.

J- SMITH, Your Milliner. tradini? here Thursday. I lo some srood ready to w.nn-i a MJ Coal Concentrated heat, conven- VV r- wear fall and winter hats for Sc. Mas. E.

J. Smith. turned from a tea day trip at the ience, cost-all point but one moral- buv vour coal of G. A. Jones, (air.

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