The Fall River Times du lieu suivant : Fall River, Kansas • 5

TIME TABLE )FRISCO WEST BOUND Passenger p.m. 309 5:21 a. m. 345 Local 8.00 a.m. EAST BOUND 8 Passenger 4:10 p.

m. 2 10:47 m. 346 1:30 p. m. DIRECT CONNECTIONS for all Eastern Points through Kansas City and Saint Louis West Bound trains make direct connections for all western points at (Burrton an a Ellsworth The best of Chair Cars and Sleepers.

Dining Cars on all day trains. The CRESENT HOTEL at EUREKA SPRINGS, ARKANSAS, Is now open to the public and will remain open until about September, 15th, 1910. Rates for the Cresent are reasonable and the same Standard of excellence for which it has had the reputation heretofore will be maintained. Requests for accommodations should be addressed to Messrs. King Martin, Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

W. J. CRAWFORD, Agent. C. B.

ATBR BARBER JEWELER Clean Towels and First-class Work, M. Robinson D. V. S. Does all kinds of Veterinary.

Calls answered Day or Night. FALL RIVER Kansas City Meat Market EAST SIDE MERCHANT A VE Dealers in Fresh and Cured. Meats. Home rendered Lard. Bring us your Hides.

ALLEN WADE, Cry Sales Anywhere. Satisfaction or no Pay. JOHN R. LADLIE Live Stock Merchandise Real Estate General Sales Fall River, Kansas. Make your dates at the Times office.

W. B. RICHEY Veterinary Dentistry Specialty of treating Poll Evil and Fistula. FALL RIVER, KANSAS. T.

H. HALE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Eyes Glasses fitted accurately. 'Office in Bank Bldg.

J. R. Ladlie, Auctioneer. Paul Crawford was up from Cheri yvale Sunday, Chas. Gidley made a trip up to Severy Wednesday.

E. J. Myers returned yesterday from a month's visit in Western Kansas. The farmers look: a great deal more cheerful since the rain last Friday night. It will pay you to read the advertisements of the Fall River merchants.

They always have something worth while. Dr. Phelan came up from Longton Sunday on his regular visit to Fall River. He was accompanied by Mrs. Phelan.

The carpenters have the frame work up on B. F. Piersons house in the southwest part of town and it will soon be ready for the plasterers. Anyone contemplating attendthe Fredonia Business College should call at this office. We can save you several dollars in scholarship fee.

The ice cream social, which was to be given by the Ladies Aid society of the Christian Church last Saturday, was postponed until next Saturday, August 13th. J. K. Albright, who lives southwest of town, called at this office this week and ordered the Times sent to D. M.

Albright at Bellaire, Ohio, and W. B. Ferrel, Haviland, Kansas. Why burn up this hot weather? Buy one of those New Perfection Wick, Blue Flame Oil Stoves at Romig Wilkinson's. We have just received received a line.

ROMIG WILKINSON. An inch and one-half of rain. Monday night has started things growing again, and while there will not be anything like a full crop, it is predicted that there will be more corn than there was last vear. W. S.

Kilmer. the manager of the Silica Sand plant, has been detained at his home in Chanute for the past two weeks by an attack of typhoid malaria. not entirely recovered, he is able to be about again. J. L.

Fitzmorris left Sunday for Eureka Spsings, Arkansas, to join his family, who have been there for several weeks. Jim had intended to make the trip in his auto, but the rains the latter part of last week put the roads in such bad condition that he decided not to try it. W. S. Kilmer came from his home at Chanute Monday and the work at the Sand plant is now going ahead.

Things have been at a standstill for the past couple of weeks while waiting for some some heavy timbers to arrive but they are here now and are being installed and the plant will be ready to tesume work in a day or two. Let the wonderful WASHWAX do your family washing; saves rubbing and saves the clothes; makes them clean, sweet and snowy white. is a WASHWAX new scientific compound that will wash in hot or cold water without the use of soap. It is entirely harmless and different from anything you have ever used. Send ten cents stamps today for regular size by mail.

Agents wanted to introduce WASHWAX everywhere. Address Washwax St. Louis, Mo. SPECIAL TO CLOSE OUT All 25c Wash Goods reduced to 15c per yard All 18 and 20c Wash goods reduced to 121-2c per yard All 15c Wash Goods reduced to 10c 44 44 All 10 and 121-2c Wash goods reduced to 7c 44 BIG REDUCTION IN ALL SUMMER GOODS NOW INCLUDING Underwear Low Shoes Straw Hats Etc. Best Prints 6c per yard Hope Muslin 9c per yard Six spools of Best Thread for 25 cents YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT F.

G. BROWN. Eat Ice Cream at Connell's Hall Saturday atternoon and evening. E. Renner went out to Nicker son last Friday for a visit with his parents and other relatives.

00 We print calling cards and invitations in the very latest styles. Our type faces are the very latest and cannot fail to please. Bun Gladwell was down from Wichita visiting with his brother, Wm. Gladwell and otHer relatives a couple of days the latter part of last Miss Oraetta Butts came up from Fredonia yesterday to attend the M. E.

Sunday school picnic held today, and to visit with friends. Car high grade Cypress lumber just received. One-half inch to three inches thick. Suitable for wagon and buggy boxes. HILL- ENGSTROM LUMBER Co.

note S. J. Brooks of Haviland, Kansas, who has been visiting relatives here for the past two weeks, returned to his home Tuesday. Mr. Brooks used to live here and his ordered the Times sent to him at Haviland.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Kimball and son Frank, and Dick Berten- shaw went to Eureka Wednesday to attend the wedding of a cousin. The unusual feature of this wedding is that both the contracting parties are deaf-mutes.

Obituary Milburn Langworthy, age 26 years, died Friday, July 29, 2 p. m. at the home of his mother, Mrs. Ida Fullerton, in the south part of town after an illness of about a week from a complication of penecious malarial fever and acute cerebral meningitis. It was not known that he was seriously ill, and his death came as a shock to his many friends.

The funeral services were beld at the home Saturday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Getman of the M. E. Church. Interment was made in the Jackson cemetery.

The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian Church. His many friends extend their sympathy to the bereaved family. Magazines at the Times office. Chas. Buckley was a Howard visitor yesterday.

Chas. Shultz came in from Wishita yesterday. Rev. Getman was a Severy visitor Wednesday. Mark Rhbinson is now night watchman at the Silica sand plant, Harry Pumphery returnd from a week's visit at Wichita yesterday.

Mrs. M. A. Morton purchased F. Keller's farm west of town this week.

Mound City Paints may cost a rifle more but Hill-Eng strom Lumber Co. The Methodist Sunday School is holding a picnic in Wickersham's grove today. The city council has decided to build a city jail and is advertising for bids in this issue. Mrs. M.

F. Keller and son Orange went down to Neodesha on business and pleasure tuip Monday. Mrs. May Harrison of Pratt, Kansas, stopped off here Tuesday on her return from a visit with her parents with Miss Addie Cunningham, going on home Wednes- Mrs. E.

A. Robinson came in Tuesday evening from Pratt, Kansas, for a several weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.

Cunningham, and other relatives and friends. Word was received here this morning that the mother of J. A. Sauders died in her home in Fredonia last week. The funeral will be held at Hillside.

Mrs. Sanders has many friends here who are sorry to learn of her Car of Weber wagons just received, The Weber wagon is the best wagon on the market and it will pay you to come in and look them over before investing in a wagon ROMIG WILKINSON, METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES Preaching every other Sunday at 11 a. and every Sunday at 8:00 p. m. Sunday School every Sunday at.

10 a. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings. E. I. GETMAN, Pastor.

For Sale The George Currey property in Fall River. This beautiful suburban home of ten acres can be bought cheap if taken within sixty days. Will sell part or all of land. Address W. P.

WILLITS. R. R. 3. Harrison, Ark.

J. R. Ladlie, Auctioneer. BUTTERMILK! BUTTERMILK! Best and cheapest hog feed. 25c a barrell.

FALL RIVER CREAMERY. PORTER'S HEALING OIL. An antiseptic dressing for Cuts, Wounds, Bruises, Prevents Blood poison. Heals without scar. Sold and guaranteed by Defever and CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES Services every Sunday at 11 a.

at the Baptist church. August 14th. Subject, Soul. Golden Text, Psalms, ICE CREAM SUPPER The Ladies of the Christian church will serve Ice Cream Saturday afternoon and evening at Connell's Hall. Everybody is invited.

Card of Thanks We wish to thank the neighbors and friends of Fall Erver for their sympathy and help in the sickness and death of our beloved son and brother, Milburn, Langworthy. Ida Fullerton, T. E. Langworthy. W.

H. Easton and wife, O. E. Slaton and wife, G. L.

Langworthy. J. R. Ladlie, Auctioneer, day..