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S. You owe it to yourself to see Th( se Suits before buying. UUJN j. m- -WW -1 T-k IT 1 TTinrlrt I 1 FORGET our MiijijiiNJiJtci aDa utji gooaa departments. Sunday School.

Meeta at 12 noon, every Sundaj. Superintendent R. Wolf Assistant Mrs Ellen A. Kenner Miss Katherine Crebo Treasurer J. Seawright Anna Barger New York Racket.

Thfl oratorio society has been sad LADIES' AID SOCIETY. Cbe Kansas 0iylournal pppflirtftnt Mrs. C. E. Osman Vice President Mrs.

S. A. Petterson ESTABLISHED 1854. Secretary Anna Barger -Mrs. L.

Errickson The Journal is the only Republican news-taper published in Kansas City; the only, aper in Kansas City supporting the admin- E. 5. Mattingly's journal has been prominent in the Repubii- Meat Market. Can councils, auu a uuuacuum great West and Southwest. lne value OI TUB news medium is well established.

Its vast Finest of Fresh and Salt telegrapnic report, comuiueu wim sw' al news matter, assures it a welcome every household. Its rapid increase in cir dened by the sudden death of one of its members, Miss Vessie Flummer, which occurred on Friday evening, May 25th, Miss Flummer was one of the party which attended the Good Friday rendition of the "Messiah" at Lindpborg. and was from the organization of the society one of the most interested students of the oratorio. The funeral was field Sunday, May 27th, and was largely attended. Because the morning service happens to be omitted on account of some local union observance is no reason why the Sunday school should be so poorly attended as was the case on Memorial Day.

We were very much chagrined to find so many absent on that day. The little folks of the Congregational nKnmhare well versed in Scriptures Meats Roast Beef every day for dinner. Dressed Chickens every Saturday. culation is prooi positive mat ii. ed by the reader.

No other newspaper of Kansas City can rival it as a news gatherer. Second door south of Postoffice. it WOrKS Willie Uiueio oiroy. i .0 progressive, up-to-date newsy newspaper. If you want the news, subscribe lor The journal.

HENRY SCHMID, THE TAILOR. SUBSCRIPTION RATES, BY MAIL. Daily and Sunday, 1 month, 40c; daily and sundav. 3 months, dailyand Sunday, 6 months, daily and Sunday i rear Suits made from $8.50 to $0.00 daily without sunaay, without Sunday, 1 year, Tri-Weekly, 6 months, 75c, (Tues. Thur.

Sat.) Tri-Week-ly lyear, Sunday Journal, 6 months, 50c Sunday Journal, 1 year, $1 The Kansas City Weekly Journal, 25c a Fit guaranteed. Repairing neatly done. and we had the pleasure of witnessing year. West of Eureka Bank. an exhibition of it on a recent bunaay THE JOURNAL, Kansas City, Missouri.

evening. ffltidHH order from postmaster C. B. Send direct or newsdealer or Journal traveling men The church was closed on memorial QnnrlaY in order to allow the congrega tion to participate in the Grand Army service of that day. Drugs, Stationery etc.

KODAKS, and Kodak Supplies LADIES' MISSIONARY SOCIETY. (Meets the first Wednesday of each month.) President -Mrs. C. E. Osman Vice President S.

A. Peterson Secretary Mrs. Mollie F. Smith Treasurer. Mrs Anna Barger Pastor Wolf supplied the church of Peabody on May 27th.

Pastor Amic of that place was away on his vacation. Missionary society meets Wednesday ath. Rt 3 n. m. in the church.

It The Price is the will be led by Mrs. Gullickson. All the TDDrmnnTi1 wViothor von take cash or trade. ladies are urged to come. New Shoe Store.

flail and look at our new shoe store. We are showing And you may always be sure that it is always the Highest PrSoemeofthe people have found this out for we are frequently getting more than A Thousand Dozen of eggs in a single day. Our goods are all FRESH, and our customers are SAVING MONEY ON EVERY BILL. the best lines of Shoes in Greenwood county. Ladies' Queen quality a fta ha ve a national reputation for fit, finish and wear.

Ask to see them. Barker's Grocery. Ghas. A. Leedy Co.