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The Gaylord Sentinel from Gaylord, Kansas • 8

The Gaylord Sentinel from Gaylord, Kansas • 8

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Wf PT'ftTW 'i A Cm, TTii -uiz- jjiTMiiwjTaMXjCijiiMayiiyM, Tuacliers' Certificates. h'--- il The result of the teachers' examina (T tion at the close of normal was an CITY BARBER rm- JjKTJJLm JUL, nounced Saturday and certificates is sued to the following persons: SHOP II. While, Proprietor aa. Huntington, AsslHtant Shaving, halrcuUiug and shampooing in the highest stylo of the art. Fanners who shave themselves can haye thair dull razor made as good as new, and ladies can have scissors sharpened in best manner Agents for CONCORDIA STEAM LAUNDRY FIKST GRADE.

Bettie Stephenson, KensiDgton. SECOND GRADE. J. Addamfl, Portia. Mrs.

Mabel Albright, Athol. JS. A. Basford, Lebanon. Ben Bowman, Anderson.

W. 0. Brookens, Harlan. Elya Chase, Cedarvilie. Bertha Cameron, Smith Center, Arthur Cowan.

Athol. Bertha Gary, Smith Center. Margaret Douglass, Athol. Laura Dykes, Lebanon. Gorda Dixon, Cora.

Stella Dunton, Lebanon. Frances Elwood, Smith Center. Miles Elson, Lebanon. Estelle Gripton, Smith Center. Mae Harrison, Athol.

Dollie Jones, Smith Center. Agnes Kendall, Smith Center. Ruby Kibier, Bellairo. Carrie Keever, Lebanon. Hattie LeBarron, Lebanon Minnie Long, Smith Center.

Lula Lapham, Kensington. 0. Makinson, Claudell. Missouri Pacific Time Table. Going East Passenger 6:45 pm.

Freight 10:45 am. Going West Passenger 9:04 am. Freight 2:40. pm. We make a specialty of pleasing our customers.

And our principal attraction is the prices we make on our goods, which are guaranteed to be fresh and up-to-date. Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, liennie McNall is on the sick list. Bert Bessie and wife visited relatives in Tortialast Sunday, The thermometer registers about 110 In the Bhade these days. Miss Lizzie Paul will teach this year in the Hazel Dell district. Clara Miller, Kensington Groceries and Queensware MiS3 Tressie Addams is visiting at Elizabeth B.

Myers, Smith Center the Tarker home this week. Postmaster Geo. R. Parker is in the county seat today on business. All lines chosen with special regard to the needs of the people of Gaylord, and we in One hundred and ninteen certificates vite you lo call and inspect.

were issued at the last normal. Prof Simmonds is making prepar ations to move to Mankato next week. lur Greatest Pleasure1 Nice, fresh bread like your mother always made at Botkin's restaurant Ollie Paxton, Tyner. II. Y.

Foppen, Downs. Estella Reese, Smith Center. Luella Roiabaugh, Smith Cent9r Lora Rorabaugh, Smith Center. Nora Richards, Tyner. Estelle Reynolds.

Kirwin. Ora Stockton, Athol. Maude Spencer, Athol. Edna Shaffer, Cora. Mary White, Smith Center.

Sadie Walter, Kensington. Anna Wagner, Kensington. Madge White, Smith Center. May Weaver, Portis. THIRD GRADE.

Ella Anderson, Lebanon. Ruth Bonecutter, Lebanon. would be to show yon our goods and quote you prices. That you will be surprised 1 -11 every day. The city marshal is cutting weeds we are conuaeni.

oan on us. and putting in new crossings this week. Let the good work go on. One fare for the round trip to the Logan Harvest Jubilee on Angust27 to 29, limit for return August 60. Miss Olive Slenner, of Beloit, and mM7m 3 3 cEL SES Miss Crawford, of Alton, are visiting Myrtle Boughman, Smith Center Miss Jane Clydesdale this week.

It is no pleasure to smoke unless you Hani who has made Saltan! Prices Popular. Mable Burr, Smith Center. George BlaylocK, Smith Center. Mary Brookens, Harlan. Ethel Badger, Smith Center.

pftta cood cifrar. That is the kind Botkin sells. Best line in town. Leah M. Bates, Tyner.

Mrs. J. W. Hahn and daugnter, Mabel, of Osborne county, visited with the family of J. H.

Foote last luesaay Edna Clark, Smith Center. Florence Craft, Portis. Mary Colnon, Portis. Lelia Dunton, Lebanon, Ella Nonamaker, Cedarvilie, Viola Paxton, Tyner. We are informed that Miss Elva Chase has been employed as the primary Kobert Pitzer, Gaylord.

Oliver Duvall, Gaylord. teacher in the Cedarvilie schools foi the Maggie Dannels, Tyner. Nettie Rorabaugh, Smith Center, Margaret Ross, Smith Center. i coming term. Dosia Durrett, Lebanon.

Remember that the Sentinel tele Elmer Frazier, Reach. Pearl Keece, Smith Center. Katie Sweat, Cedarvilie. DhoneisNo. 1.

Uallusupand tell us Mrs. J. G. Goheen, Downs. Millie Gamorell, Smith Center.

anv in.tlfi item of news. Don't be Bessie Swift. Kensingion. backward about it we like it. Our fee returned if we fail.

Any one sending sketch and description of any invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patentability of same. "How to Obtain a Patent" sent upon request. Patent secured through ua advertised for sale at our expense. Patent taken out through U3 receive special notice, without charge, in Tub Patent Recoed, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted by Manufacturers and Investors. Send for sample copy FREE.

Address, VICTOR J. EVANS (Patent Attorneys,) Evans Building, WASHINGTON, D. O. Bertha Steiner, Lebanon. J.

A. Steiner, Lebanon, Frank Nicholson and wife returned Mondav veniner to their home in Mabel Hobson, Kensington. Mamie Hunt, Athol. Dot Harris, Cedarvilie. Sarah Jennings, Anderson.

Amirah KimDall, Smith Center. Nettie Smith, Smith Center. Clyda Serena, Smith Center. Maggie Shippen, Lebanon. Hutchison, after a visit of a week with friends and relatives at this place J.

J. Shaffer, Smith Center. Mrs. Thursle Kunze, Bloomington Oliver Duvall has been engaged to teach the Silver Ridge school, north of Rubv Short, Lebanon. Marv Kingsolver, Lebanon.

Grace Towner, Osborne. T. T. Juong, Franklin, Nebraska. Cedarvilie, The district is to be con John VanDeiliet, Dispatch.

gratulatod for securing so capable an Clarence Lane, Kensington Leslie Lane, Kensington. instructor. Grace Losee, Smith Center. Myrtle VanAusdall, Athol. Emma Wagner, Kensington.

Rose Williams. Stuart. Stella Wright, Lebanon. The Congregational Sunday school Mrs. Nettie Morris, Smith Center.

Kt. mm aii mm i nr.r-.rte ItO MAW held a picnic down on the rtver last Tuesdav afternoon. Quite a crowd Mabel Mannering, Smith Center ml 103 west yf Kansas uity, Ofe Bfdgj Elva Martin, Dentonia. Cordelia Wilkinson, Smith Center. Mabel Wherry, Athol.

was in attendance and a very enjoyable The Old Reliable Doctor. Oldest In Age and Longest uooatoa. A Regular Graduate In Medicine. Over 27 Years Speolal Years In Kansas Olty. time was reported.

Mina McNary, Gaylord. Gertye Makinson, Claudell. Ida Weiser, Harlan. Harry Root, who has made a voyage over the Sixth district every few weeks Anna Williams, Womer. Delia Westerdale, Gaylord.

Albert Myers, Lebanon Evelyne Norburg, Cedarvilie. Authorized by the state to treat Chronic. Neryoos b4 Special I Diseases. Cures guaranteed or money refunded. All medicines.

furnished read 'for t.se no mercury or injurious medicines used. No detention Irom business, patients at a distance treated by, mail express i. Medicines yheenr.e for the past thirty years, was in town Belle Willits, Kensington. rs Tuesday looking after the interests of Anna Wiggs. Lebanon.

tree trom gaze or jreaKago. -r L'j'aS': Charges lo w. Over 60,000 cases cured, state your case and send for terms. Consultation tree and confidential, or by tetter the Topeka State Journal. Myrtle Wiggs, Lebanon.

Seminal Weakness and I.1U BUU UU DAuaiuu tin intention from DU8- Bertha Williams, Smith Center. fuugica Mr. and Mrs. W. Abercrombie de cess.

Tbousanas curea. n. peniwucun.un n. J. T.

REED, Will practice In all the courts. Smith Center, Kansas mrt next Saturday night for Colorado R'jItlwfllWU Vi L-J-u-J Sexual Debility, folly andexceases causing iopsea by drtauis orwithurinS, pimples and blotches on the face, rushes of blood to the head, pains in Koir jinr.fnHnri ideaa nntl foreotfulr.ess. Varicocele--ffetSfBfi5S I Complexion Preserved Springs, where they will visit for some time with their son, Will. They will DR. HEBRA 5 be accompanied by Ralph Abercrombie bashfulness, aversion to sooiety, lossof sex-nal Dower, loss manhood, cured for vow.

demlity, -wealtncss oi me erjuiu jj tcm, peirr.ancntlv cured without pain. sr.p.fp,clropty of the scrotum, Vfithotit pain. book cured in a few Home Visitors Excursions VIOLA GREAS Ed L. Boesche has just received from life. lean stop night losses, restore lost the Peters Shoe some of the swell- sexual power, nervs unu urmu enlarge and strengthen weak parts and make you fit for marrUge.

Removes Freckles, 1 UaL. CUlinine: fist new styles in shoes that have ever the. Rlr 1T btn sexes, 96 PRes, Tjc OOOJS. tures true to life, with full de- ceription of obovo diseases, the ejects and cum, enut sealed lo plain wrapper for six Sunburn and Tan, and restores the skin to its origi JL i C2 LLiclU 23yPa': Us forms ami cured hp.pin seen hereabouts. Mr.

Boesche nal tresnneea, producing Alaar nnrl nftftlthv COH1- gave his whole attention to the buying Ulcers. Swellings, Sorss, Gonorrhoea aud oil Privnto Diseases. Hi. cents in smii- Free Museum Fries docks: of Anatomy for men. a.

to 8 p. oi fiunniuij a a. io p. of these shoes and they have been strict piexion. vapewiuiro At 1 nositi'vely cured or money refunded.

lv in accordance with his ideas. They a. a radicany curea wiuicus 5 tnCt'4rS the useof instruments. A Thousands of I S-Wrfast. JOtoJH 1 are up to the minute in every detail.

i -Mow iinrt Infai.lS tiutno i re -j lipitl 7nAu.ZZ? for thoW Mr. Dooley, the famous Irish philos- riv.l foe the nursery AbiteJ pore ana aawira, 5. BITTNEB ft. Toledo. epher, speaking of the way a woman nir.ks a husband, says: "Early in life mil she looks f'r th' man iv her choice in records: later she.

reads th' For first-class job work seethe nil riolit. UUllL npws from th' militia encampment; One fare plus 12 for the round trip to I thin she studies th' socyal raygister; futher on she makes herslit familyar OHIO AND INDIANA 3 TnnnrTTTrN The Sentinel, with Brodstreet's rayports an finlly she watches th' place where life par- on sale Sept 2, 9, 16 and 23, 1902, return CQPYRJlin I 9 sarvers are nangin mrvm limit 30 days. To Rilev Anderson will assist L. Tur INDIANA AND OHIO ner in the store when he moves hla experience in. 'Vi" jKni.it nf In.

tiom strictly oonfldentlal. A formation concerning Pa tept. Md how to ob- stock of eoods from Downs to this city and other pointa in Central Passenger tain them sent tree. Also a imi6 We notice that F. E.

Stewart, a lcandscjentincrKsire. tve Association territory; on sale October Patents tasen inrouu nl former Osborneite, but now engaged in XHB OBEAT WKST The Kansas City Star. By Mall, Uaiij mS Snndcy. iM Yeat The WeeUy, Oat Yef.f 23 CenH only newspaper in the north Solomon valley, $1 per year. 2, 3.

4 and 5, 1902; return limit special notice in tne Miroi iTtb-thns are broupht widely before the PCVT' nt nnt tn the Inventor. This splendid jwper. wMieral merchandise busmes? ac issued weekly, eleaantly iltnstratea, oas oT ir ber 3, 1902. Throuah Fast Trains largest cirenlation 01 puj sest circulation tn i-tT sent free. i 8amile cr'es world.

rw i Build: Gaylord, buys a large space in the Gay-lord Sentinel, telling the public what he has to which is a sensible idea. We predict success for Mr. Stewart. 5 cents. wuum lies.

copies, Best Equipment totifSs and secure Address For full information see local agent. Osborne larnier,.

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