Tri-County News from Scottsville, Kansas • 4

TRI-COUNTY NEWS A- Jersey Jceifer 25 bushels of potatoes sold out at $1.,00 per bushel at New York store. Paints, Oils. Window glasa. Putty Old papers 5c a bunch at this olllee. Great remnant sale at the New York store.

Mrs. Harve Johnson went to Jamestown on a visit Wednesday morn HtSgftSSn OHIO AGO YOR oSS" A. N. RELLOCQ NEWSPAPER CO. Missouri Pacific TIME TABLE.

Given Aw We must unload our surplus stock BOOTS AND here are the prices we will malre until we accomplish that puf pose: Men's Working Shoes as low as 60e, Men's Congress Plow Shoes former price 3ey Pown PJpy Shqfpftl.lO; former price 1.50. Varnish. Wall-filnish, Brushes and painters' supplies of every description at Emmert's Drug Stoie. THE BALL GAME! The Beloit Baseball Club arrived in our city yesterday noon, and a match game between that club and the home team was played at the ball ground in the afternoon. At the end of the 9tb inning the game was declared a draw.

Had all the home team players been with our club in this game, the Beloit boys would have gone home with rags in their mouths. But even as is was, Scottsville practically won the game. The Beloit boys took the first prize for continual The score by innings is as follows; 01 316240 017. Beloit 23000514 217, Kansas City Lire Stock Markef The followlnp review of the Kansas City-Live Stock Market la furftished by Zeb. V.

Crlder St Live Stock Commission Merchants and is perfectly Kansas City, June The cattle receipts have been liberal during the past week and altogether too liberal considering the con-itlon of the money market. The liberal receipts and bad financial situation have made a mean and sharply lower market. Almost every day there has been a decline and yesterday sellers generally quoted a decline of 156523c, from Tuesday's prices. Sales are irregular so' that it is hard to make comparisons jwlth a ago. Yesterday good lieuvy'cattle sold at W.5Q that would have brought around $5.25 a few weeks ago.

The best saje of the day was for 1515 pound steers that sold at $4.80. There have been large sums of money lost on pqn-tracted cattle and by country shippers. Hogs are demoralized ugaiu and unless money Improves, the Leg market will continue to be in bud" sjiape. Yesterday the market experienced something like a cyclone and went to pieces, From the start Chicago reported a bad break and at the close here buyers and sellers both were quoting a decline of 50C0c per cent, It was probably the biggest decHne for' one day in the history of the" market, Other iparket are in Just as' bad shape as market. Tbe top yesterday was $0.06 but at the close they would not have nearly brought that money.

Belfobd's monthly, pow thoroughly a Western Magazine, is to begin in the issue a serial coyel by Mrs. Lipdori'W. Bates, a talented author from the coast, whose last work Ar-mais and Others" caused such a deserved sensation in literary circles all over the country. This new story entitled "A Frontier Fiction.1' is to be illustrated by J. Beggs, a Chicago artist of no mean merit.

A shorter tale in two parts, Angel Pass," by W. R. LIghton, a distinguished Nebraska editor, begins also in -the May number, with Illustlations bv Holme. Leading articles by Mary J. Ouabain.

Max Maury, General M. M. Ttumball. Edgar Fawcett, Perci-val Pollard. D.

Hlgbee.etc. will make this number a star Issue indeed. All working shoes in same proportion. In pur Douglass linpin Mens' we will sell his 4.50 at 3.00 and his 3.00 at 2.50. These will go out fast, so come parly.

We also have some Douglass 2.50 in ioesat 2.00. Hts 2.00 shoes at 1.75. Quv line in Ladies' Oxfords and Prince Alberts will be reduced to 2.40. They are the best values ever offered at the price. Our 2.40 line of oxfords and Prince At-berts at 1.85; 2.00 Prince Alberts at 1.85; our 2.00 Prince Alberts at 1.75;-qnt at 1.25.

Children's oxfords in the same proportion REMEMBER, on every $2.00 purchase you will given, a ticket on a Fine Bred Jersey Heifer, She will soon be fresh. ummm, si mm G-o to tlxe Published every Friday at Mc-ottsvllle Mitchell county. Kansas, and entered, as second c.las matter. SGOTTSVJLLE. KAN.

JUNE S3. All thoae d.esdring to Insert, or who have advertisements in this they ant taken out, will please notify us by Wednesday noon ot each week. Scottsville Markets. Wheat best soft 50c Whoat. best hard.

Corn 26c Rve. Oats i 23c Hogs, per hundred $5.50 Pat teersi per hundred Butter ..11 10 This market report is corrected by our dealers each week." Subscribe for the News. A. J. H.

Eust spent Sunday visiting in Beloit. Miss Anna Ferren is assisting in the Bank at present. Machine and all other oils in large quantities at Dilwortns. One word describes it "perfec We refer to DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve, cures obstinate sores, burns, skin diseases and is a well known cure for piles. LiOOMIS.

Wednesday was one of the most disagreeable days of the season. ThkAbhy Bill Is not the one tha worries us but the doctors bill. Keep a supply of Beggs Family Medicines on hand and reduce your doctor's bills 95 per cent, by Iioomis. E. Crumrine left Monday afternoon for the World's Fair and a visit to Iowa.

t'OUGIIISG LEADS TO COXSUMPTIOX. Kemp's Balsam stops he couch at once E. D. Ham and wife, of Downs, were visiting in acoiisyiue over Sunday. 1 Everything in th.e way of Paints and Oils you may for sale cheap at Emmerys Drug Store.

Mr. Isaac Gray of Beloit organized a Law and Order League in this city last Friday evening. Wall Paper, ijall Paper! At Morse's Bookstore, Beloit. The onlj place where yon can see how it will look on the wall. Low prices Mrs.

Wm, Ortutt, ot Abilene, visit ed wita Mrs.v L.jP. Wilson the latter part of last week. Lane's Medicine Moves the Bowels Each Day. In order to be healthy this la necessary." R. E.

Sellars and family spent the day with D. W. McCutchan.andlam- Uy last Sunday. Pure Drugs and Medicines. Paints oil3.

Glass, Varnish, Dyer stuffs, etc. at Emmert's Drug Store. Edward Durham and family of Kandall were visitors at W. N. Bow ers' last Sunday.

BICYCLES! The largest assort ment in Kansas to close out at cost. Call and see Dilworths. We have just opened a new line of calicos ginghams and outing flannels at the New York store. Ales Jones i3 now at work on the Lincoln Nebraska Journal, a morn ing papen Delphos Republican. I have only a fpw of the 12-toot steel frame Cumm'ngs' Headers left.

V- 4 F. Charleswobth. Scottsville will not celebrate the her people will spend the day in the adjoining town3. All the lalk in the world will not convince you 30 quickly as one trial of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for scalds, burns, bruises, skin affec tions and piles. Looms.

Adolph Ankel has bought the busi ness property just south of his; formerly occupied by N. E. Abernethy. For Sale. 200 acres of land.

2 miles north ot Scottsville. Inquire ot H. Sawyer, Scottsville; or H. C. Owen, Beloit, Kans, Mrs.

Belle Clinkenbeard, and son, from Belleville, are visiting her par ents. Rev. J. B. Lewis and wife, thi3 week.

If you can afford to be annoyed by sick headache and constipation, don't uso DeWitt's Little Early Risers for these. little pills will cure ibein. Looms. i Glen Elder base ball club fiVtlod to airive last Saturdav and th.e camq was forfeited to Scottsville scored) to names of Miss Dai3V Hook and Miss Josie Park, of Scottsville, were added to the Normal enrollment at Beloit last week. When von visit Beloit, don't fail to all on the BUXCII-MD1LER DRUG for anything in the Drug, Book'or Paint line.

Our Spring stock of Wall Paper is isow in. Remember we are Headquarters for anjthing in onr line. BUXt'H-MILLER DRUG CO. Charlesworth, of Beloit. keeps the largest supply cf windmills and wood and iron pumps and Dump supplies, with faculties for retiring the same.

I Mrs. James" Robb and daughter I came in from Superior, Nebraska I Tuesday eveniDg, and will remain until they leave to join Mr. Robb in the mountajus. 'Ihe Would's Fair Are those who use Bergs' Blood Purifier. It purifies the blood, makes the skin clear and the complexion beautiful.

Try a bottle and note its wonderful effects. Sold and guaranteedby Loomis. ing. Get prices on flour at the New York store. E.

H. Dilworth have a very large lot cf Belting at low prices. Emmert's Wire cut liniment, the best in use for all flesh wounds, don't fail to try it when in need. For sale at Emmert's Drug Store. The New Process Quick Meal gasoline stove is for sale at Dilworths.

Mrs. Anna Seaman, of Beloit, is visiting Geo. Werts and family this week, The best mower made Is the everlasting Buckeye, sold only by Charlesworth, of Beloit. "Silver Threads Among the Gold" Are a sigD that your hair needs invigorating. Beggs Hair Renewer promotes a healthy growth of bair, prevents Its falling out or turning gray.

Sold and guaranteed by Loomis. The largest assortment of Bicycles in Kansas, to close out at pot, ai Dilworths. Call and see. The western bound passenger was about two hours late Wednesday evening. For Poultry powder.

Condition powders, Blood purifier's, Liniments and general assortment of drugs apd medicines, go to Emmert's Drug Store, Reloit, Kan. Monday night George Sloan had two valuable cows break loose and enter his wheat field. He found them both dead in the rnorning. A. B.

C. Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption result from a neglected cough or cold. Don't but cure promptly with a few. doses ,0" Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup. Sold by Loomis.

Joe Newell and Frank Stllwell went down to Jamestown Monday morning and brought back a load of frozen water for cooling purposes. Little vegetable health producers: DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure malarious disorders and regulate the stomach and bowels, which prevents headache and dizziness. Looms. Did you see these- nice tea pots given away with one cpound of tea at the New York store? The Goodrich brothers have-returned from the western part of the state. They report the crop prospect there far rnorp than in these parts.

It's not very pleasant to cough and hack To suffer paiu iu chest aud buck, Many people could stop it, for sure By simply using One Minute Cough Cure. A good crowd was in attendance at the T. J. Bliss entertainment Monday night, and everyone seamed well pleased.with the way the program was rendered. A New Joke On the liver.

When it Is out of order and you feej blue, try a few doses of Beggs Little G.iant Pills. Your liver will appre3iatethe joke. So will you. For saje by Loomis. Prof.

McVey, of 'spent Thursday evening a week ago at W. N. Bowers' and entertained several friends with singing, which everyone appreciated. Miss Eva Park of this city has accepted a position as primary teacher in the Beloit school. Miss Eva goes to her work well qualified and with two years experience in our primary school.

We could not improve the quality if paid double the price. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is the best Salve that experience can produce, or that money can buy. Looms. W. F.

Lipke and family returned Thursday of last week from their seven week's trip to the World's Fair and visit to Wisconsin. They report a good time, and prospects no better in other states than in Kansas. All that honesty, experience and skill can do to produce a perfect pill, has been ernployed in making DeWitt's Little Early Ri3ers. The result 13 a specific for sick headache, biliousness and constipation. Looms.

George Coury, of Republic county, died Tnesday afternoon and was buried Wednesday afternoon at the ee ole try near Marsh Creek, Jewell county. Mr. Coury was an old resident of Lulu "Township and moved to Republic county hist winter. II leaves no family or relatives iu this state. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles.

De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures burns. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures sores. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures ulcers. Loomis. HAMILTON HERRICK.

BELOIT, KANSAS. Ignoram-e of the merits-of De-Wiit's Little? E.tiK Risers is a misfortune. Tl Jiulf pills 'regulate the liver, euro heaiach vspeusiu. bad breath, cousiipatou and biliousness. Looms.

George Logan and wife came up from Scottsville Saturday morning to visit with Mr. Logan's parents in Center township. George is still troubled with his knee, aud being unable to work, had to give up his position at Oketo. We are sorry to hear of his misfortune but hope that In a thort time his trouble will be al Beloit Call. of 1,50.

shoes at 3.50; his mm KANSAS. cash iu advance. regular price per year. Totax. SHOES! GOING No.

404 Passentrei Na.424 Local Freleht. "No. 425 Freight LEAVE ..8:07 A. M. A.

M. WEST. No. 403 Passenger "No. 421 No.

423 Local Freight LEAVE ....6:27 P.M. 9:50 A.M. ....4:35 P.M. All trains carry pasencers Trains 421 ami 422 haVe coaeh ind oaggase car uuu win carrF oaggtge. G.

A. CsRtJMRINE. Aeeot SOCIETIES. A F. A.

Scottavilto Lodge. No. 39,, raeois every secona ana fourth Tues- jay eynmncsn cacn montn. L. P.

WILSON, J. S. LANGLEY. Bee W. M.

jT) E. S. ScottsTillo Chapter. No.45i meets the first and thirdTuesdayevenings of acn raonin. MINNIE GULP JBec.

MBS. BLODGETT. W. M. P.

A. Scottsville Band. No. 35. meets -1- Satur.dAV evening on or before each full moon.

L. T. WILSON. FBANK HUTTON. Hoc.

'Captain. f4 A. li. meets each third Saturday after pooh in flvery month. W.DAVIDSON.

8. UUTTON. Adj. Post Commander. O.

O. Scottsville Lodge. No. 410. cieets xnnrsiiay evening ot eacn week.

A. N. KEELEB. A. J.

PAUL; Sec. N.G. 3T W. of A. Lulu lodge.

No. 1627 meets every second and fourth Friday evenings in each month. A. CSIJMRINE. P-JT.

GREEN. Clerk. V. C. ellei Corps meets each first and third Saturday afternoon every montn.

TWTJC I I TV I'l-OO AL III I. i A STELLA JJLODQETT. Sec. fprl-jDounty Farmers Union. No.

S3 meets f- cHc'li Monday evening at Scottsville. Kansas. L. D. CUNNINGHAM.

DOf It. Lula Lodge No. -342 meets on the first and third Monday evenings of each month. Mrs. Blodgett.

N.G. Stella Blodgett, Secy. RELIGIOUS. METHODIST CHURCH Preaching each alternate Sabbath. BAPTIST CHURCH Service each alter-Sundny at 11 a.

m. All are cordially invited. 'NION SUNDAY SCHOOL every Sun-(Jiiyat m. All are invited. LAWYERS.

STBYEIS STEYEUS Beloit, Kansas p. S. Sawyer, NOTARY PUBLIC. Scottsville. Kansas.

H. P. DANIELS. PHYSICIAN AND' SURGEON OFFICE AT NEWELL H0USE SCOTTSVILLE KANSAS A. Lacerte, M.

PHYSIGIAN AND SURGEON. Office second vdqor. North of r- Residence is second house West of J. Keeler's. Bring us your job.

"work! Bad complexion indicates an unhealthy state of the system. DeWitt's Litt je Early Risers axe pills that will act on he liver, they act on the stomach, they act on the bowels.v- Loomis. Farm for Sale Cheap. 160 acres ipo and pne half miles Southeast of Scottsville. Enquire ipf p.

Sawyer. The Demon of Despair Insomnia, and its twin brother Dyspepsia, are the offspring of a disordered stomach A positive cure is found in Beggs Dandelion Bitters. 8oI by till Druggists. James Gmon STOCK BUYER. 3 Scottsville, Kas.

I am prepared to pay" top prices foivyoiir cattle and "tiss." IJo iot sell your stock Without first sccrtahsii; what yoi it. James ijtiio5v mt Pnot Moil BATifn RUNS TRA1NS-4 BETWEEN Atchison St. Louis tCQUIPFCD WITH fULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPLKG CARS mmm chalb cars (ss) elegast parlor cars Iron WJountain Route THE ONLY LINE TO THE famous Hot Springs ol Mansas (THE CARLSBAD CF AMERICA.) All principal cities In tbe United States fx reached via Iho Missouri Pacific Railway CIT Your Nearest Agent for Tickets ll and particulars, or address CHAS. E. STYLES, rsi.Tickitlf:t.

1TCEIS0I, IIS. Qld reliable store of A. LOOMIS For the best goods at cheap prices. Quick sales and small profits is our motto. We quote We are aware that Farmers are ex-tremely busy just now; but to induce you to spend enough time to come to Beloi we ofler three drives; 1 lot Men's Suits at $8.

worth 12.5, 1 lot Boys' suits at $2 worth 4.25, 1 lot Pants at $2. worth $ai Does this look like an inducement? Is it worth while to save money? COME TO US. BEGGS' SARSAPAItlLLA, worth. BROWN'S DRAKE'S 'i MCLEAN'S SMIL AX tt it tc S. S.

S. SPECIFIC ITAP1Y HOME BLOOD JfURIFIEJR, BEQGS' BLOOD PURIFIFR All other Drugs from 10 to 25 per cent BELOW Regular Price, FMy PURE WHITE LEAD. BEST MIXED PA NT. BARN PAINT. CI0THING HOUSE, BELOIT, KANSAS.

Note: Preparations are in progress for a grand old 4th of July in Beloit. Don't forget to come. BELOIT $1.00 75c. 1.00 75c. .1.00 ....1.00 7c.

1.00 75c. 1.00 75c. 45c. $1.00 75c. .80 Do You Want to Save i from 25 to SO cents on everr dollar yo tpend? ir so.

write for our Blnstrated aloKue. coutainlne UlustraUona and price of everything mauafactured In the Unite States at Mnmifacinierp' prices. 10,00. Iiluslratien. all lines represented- Catsi-lusue iniilleJfreH on application.

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(nquire of nearest ticket agent, or write to G. T. Nicholson. G. P.

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