The Admire News from Admire, Kansas • 1

State to of So-cret The Admire Netos. 5. ADMIRE, KANSAS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1904. NO. 11.

Word was received here Tuesday morning that J. P. Johnson, of Burlingame, had died at that place at four o'clock that morning. The funeral services were held at the home Wednesday morning and the remains brought to No. 9 cemetery where interment was made.

Mr. Johnson was the father of our townsman, W. C. Johnson, who with three sisters survive him. He was the brother of Mrs.

P.A.Smith, of Elm creek, and the late Z. H. Johnson, who lived on Elm creek. J. P.

Johnson was one of the pioneer settlers of this country, having come here in the early and has witnessed the transtormaof a barren waste into a thriving, prosperous community. The bareaved relatives have the sympathy of the entire community in their sad bereavment. J. P. JOHNSON DEAD.

COPYRIGHT A Dead Give Away 1s how a slangy individual described our prices. Not strictly true, perhaps, but pretty TO Heating Stoves ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. How we do it need not worry you as long as YOU GET THE BENEFIT. -A- Car of Furniture On The Way. watch for it.

KNEELAND, The Hardware Man of Admire, Gibby-Best. Mr. George Gibby and Miss Em- ma Best, two of our popular young people were married last Wednesday. While our people had been expecting the marriage to take place for some time, yet it was somewhat of a surprise to some of them when it did happen. Mr.

Gibby is one of our most popular and well liked young men, steady and energetic. lIe has been connected with the firm of Gibby Sons for some time and has good business qualifications for anything he might undertake. Mrs. Gibby is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. Best, just west of town, and 19 well known and popular with all, and is well fitted to assume the duties of a wife. The young couple have the best wishes of a host of friends for a happy and prosperous married lifo. Electric Lights in Admire.

A movement is on foot to put in a system of electric lights in Admire. F. C. Rustenbach and J. M.

Stillman have made a proposition to put in a dynamo and engine and furnish the power. Each party putting in lights will furnish their own wire and globes and will get their lights at about 3 of a cent per light per hour. A meeting was held Tuesday night at which the matter was discussed and it was decided by those present that it was a tine thing for the town and entirely practical. All who were there signified their intention of putting in the lights and stated they were ready atuny time to enter into a contract for the same. A contract will be eirculated among the citizens of the town during the week and we hope all will sign up freely and make a go of it for at the price proposed it is far cheaper than oil lamps and a much light.

In order to keep up with the present boom in Admire, electrie lights is the next logical step. It would not only be a great convenience if not a necessity, but it would be a splendid adyertisement of the push and energy of the town. It would show that the people were up-to-date and proposed to keep up with the procession. Let us push the matter and in a short time Ad. mire will be one of the best lighted towns in the state.

Let Admire's light shine. NEW MEAT MARKET. We have opened up a new meat market in the rooms in the rear of Gibby Son's store and would be pleased to recieve a share of your patronage. We intend to keep on hand at all times fresh meats of all kinds, also salt meats and lard. Country lard wanted.

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Miss Esther Miller was in Osage City Monday. What a slaughter of Turks there was yesterday. Did hear about it? Good saddle pony for sale. Inquire of Fred Hottle, at T. E.

Best's. Wilson down draught heaters for coal or wood at Waddle MeDaniel's. J. M. Stillman visited his family near Comiskey from Saturday until Monday.

F. W. Lyon was in Kansas City a few days last week, on business returning home on Saturday. W. H.

Cox and daughter, returned home Tuesday from weeks visit at the World's Fair. Horse blankets and robes, largest stock in town at Waddle Misses Edith and Lena Lucas came up from Emporia Wednesday to spend Thansgiving with their parents here. Mrs. W. H.

Hottle, who had her left arm badly burned some time ago has about recovered from the burn. Tom McClune and family, after a visit with his brothers, George and John, left Tuesday for their home at Stanton, Va. You don't find any better shot guns for the money than we have, also amunition of all kinds. Waddle McDaniel. Dave Pitzer went to the western part of the state Monday to take a look at the corn crop with a view fo shipping in a few cur loads.

Miss Mattie Catterson this week orders the News changed from Paola, Kansas, to Pittsburg, Kan sas, at which place she is now located. The Admire Ladies Aid Society will meet next Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. Dave Pitzer. All members of the society are urged to attend. We received a card Wednesday from Wm.

Huffman ordering us to send the News to their address at Enid, Oklahoma, where they are now located. Gordon Howell, who is attend, ing school at Baldwin, came up Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.

Howell, on Elm Creek. Rev. Faubion, who was to have taken charge of the M. E. church here, decided not to come and the M.

E. people have secured Rev. Smith for the rest of the year. C. A.

Weaver went out to Hope Tuesday to attend a big sale of shorthorn cattie which took place there. Mr. Weaver intended to purchase some if he could find any to suit. Ed Oxleson, this week finished up the. sidewalk he has been puttiug in at the school house.

It is a great improvement to the school' property and something that has been needed for a long time. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Mesenheimer were up from Emporia a few days the first of the week visiting Mrs. Mesenheimer's parents.

T. 1 M. Rabourn and wife and Henry Mesenheimer and wife. FOR SALE -Thoroughbred Poland-China Boars for sale. Out of Prince Black Perfection Boar.

Black Perfection is claimed the best cross in Poland-Chinas. 10-tf C. A. Weaver. Messre.

Miller and Kneeland have been having the grading done this weeks preparatory to putting downa cut stone walk on the north and east of the new building. The walk on the north will be eight feet wide and on the east it will be five feet wide. NOTICE. All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the Admire Cooperative Association are requested to call and settle not later than Dec. 15.

We are needing the money just now. Very Truly. ADMIRE CO OPERATIVE Ass'N. Ira Clousing, Mg1. Benjannn Fuller was in Emporia last Thursday.

Mrs. E. H. Moore visited in Osage City Sunday and Monday. FOUND--Ladies glove.

Owner can 1 have same by calling at this office. Mrs. Walter Green visited her brother at Osage City Suturday 4 and Sunday. Waddle McDaniel have just received a assortment of razors. Everyone guaranteed.

Lanterns, halters, whips, cutlery, carvers, roasters etc. etc. at Waddle MeDaniel's. Mrs. J.

W. Valentine and son Delbert returned Monday from a weeks visit with relatives at Topeka Mrs. Ira Gilmer and little daughter who have been visiting in Indiana for several weeks came home Friday. Dr. A.

A. Allen, the dentist, was here Monday and Tuesday looking after the dental business for our people. J. R. Francis of Ferresville, Kansas, sent us a money order Friday to renew his subscription to the News for another year.

J. W. Valentine returned Friday from a few days visit at Topeka and where he attended the wedding of his sister Mins Elsie. F. M.

Weaver left Monday for a short business trip to points in Oklahoma. He will visit his sister Mrs. Moss, at Tahoma while gone. A small scrap a few days ago landed the guilty parties in the justice court the first of the week but out of respect for the parents we withhold the names. C.

D. Hornbeck and two childr'en went to Velvern Tuesday where they will spend the winter, and Mr. Hornbeck will sell nursery stock for the Ottawa Star Nursery. Mrs. James Worthington came up from Ottawa Wednesday to visit a couple of days with B.

S. Pitzer and family and eat Thanksgiving dinner with them. She returned home Thursday afternoon. Miss Grace Halpin, of Osage City, came up Monday and will assist in the Nows office for three four weeks while Miss Belle Davis, our efficient assistant takes a well earned visit with relatives in Elk county. Mrs.

Ira Clousing received a fine Vose piano last Thursday evening, purchased from J. W. Jenkins music Kansas City. Mrs. Clousing is a teacher of piano and her new instrument will be a great help to her in her teaching.

It is reported that a new time card will go into effect Sunday on the Missouri Paciffc. passenger trains 35 and 36. will be taken off and 3 and 8 will do the local passenger work. This will give us better train service than we have at present. The News printed sale bills Monday for T.

E. Gish, 3 miles east of town, advertising a public sale ha will have next Wednesday, November 30, at which time he will sell horses, hogs, farm implements, furniture, etc. Notice his ad in another column. H. L.

De Witt finished plastering Kneelands new store room Tuesday and began on the bank room which he will finish this week. The carpenters began laying floor in the Kneelend room Monday afternoon and as soon as the front comes and is put in it will be ready for accupancy. 00000000 Not a Bad Shoe. For a good boy, but a good shoe for a bad boy. By the latter term we mean the boy who is very hard on shoes, who seems to wear them out intentionally.

That's the kind of boy who should WEAR OUR SHOES. THE SELZ SHOE Is our leader and is made to stand the toughest kind of service. There is no better shoe made than the Selz Shoewe stake our reputation on this. They will not last forever, of course, but long enough for you to be satisfied and more. Bring that boy here and let us fit him with a pair.

THE OLD RELIABLE, W. H. BROWN Admire, Kan. GOODS ARE MOVING And if you want a full assortment to select from you will have to hurry. Our Winter Goods are going fast.

They can't help going when prices and quality are considered Our Shoe trade is something enormous. Why? Because we handle the Shoes that give satisfaction--they wear- once a customer, always a customer. Ball Brand Rubber goods, Felt Boots, Arctics, Overshoes. Don't look any further but come straight to the Admire Co-operative Association and get your Rubber GoodsYou cannot get any better. Our Dry Goods are bright and new--many new things to show you.

Grocery Stock-briming over with good things to eat. Best grades of Flour, kind to give satisfaction. We want your poultry, eggs and butter. Will give you highest market price at all times. Yours for Business, ADMIRE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.

IRA CLOUSING, Manager. ADMIRE, KANSAS. VAR These Cool Days Are a gentle reminder that you have neglected to lay in your supply of Heavy Winter Underwear. We would like to have you call and take a look at our stock of Underwear---heavy fleece-lined goods, just the thing for the cold weather thatis sure to come soon. And the prices are right, too.

F. W. LYON CO. FLOUR. The Good Kind.

Best in name, Best in quality, Best in Price. Again we want to call your attention to our "Best brand of flour. This flour is well named, as it 19 the best on the market today. We sell more of this brand than all other brands combined. Better come in and let us sell you a A fine stock of groceries to select froma.

JOHN GIBBY SONS,.