The Reporter from Kelly, Kansas • 4

Seneca Opera House RITY DRUG QTM3C uiii UIIUU UIUIIL PURE AND PATENT MEDICINES, We Buy For Gash. Consequently We Can Only Sell For Cash. N. 15. "A Word To The Wise Is Sufficient." I as i Adams Township.

John Ajiioro threshed Tuesday, George Moore spent Sunday near Powhuttan. Grandma White is quite sick with idftaniutory rheumatism. Job mo Johnson of Bern, was a visitor In this vicinity Saturday, Mrs. J. Lovlck returned from her visit at Willis, Monday.

C. O. Moore jr. and family' visited friends in Brown county Sunday. The Misses Scrafford of Seneca, were neighborhood visitors Monday and Tuesday.

The social held at the Ford school house Saturday evening was well attended and was a financial success. The regular quarterly meeting of the United Brethren will ba held at tho church 4th to 0th inclusive. Mrs. Jane Matoer, who has been visiting her porents, C. C.

Moore and wife returned to her homo iu Sayre, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Switznr returned ftom their visit in Iowa last Thursday. They say that Nemaha county corn is as good or better than any they saw on their trip.

The open air meeting of the Baptist H. FITZGERALD Highest market price will I be paid in exchange for I all kinds of Poultry, also! ifor all kinds of Produce, Colonist Rates Tickets to Los numerous other-points in California will be on sale daily to and including June 15, 1903, by the Santa Fe at rate or $25.00 from Valley Falls. These tickets will be good for stopovers at various points in California en-route, aud will be honored on fast trains carrying Froo Chair Cars and Pulllman Tourist Sleopors. Tlio host line to C'lilifiirnlu Is tlio Simla Pe. a road undor ono iiiitiinjiemont mil! oprnitlns trains over Km own mils.

Li'iMUt ni'o dusci-itlnj? tlio route. and the state free by applying to the iimUirsluiiwl. SANTA C.L.SEAG-BAVES, Passenger Agent, Topeka, Kans. R.M. EMERY.

Pres. E.D.BekridOE, Viee-Pres. M.R.CoNNET. Cashier. The State Bank Of Kelly Will do a general banking business extending favors consistent with safe business principles.

Interest pnid on Time Deposits. Real Estate Loans made at lowest rate of interest. Represent some of the very best Fire and Life LisLirancu Companies." Locke Dramatic Go. Will Entertain The Peoiilo Of Nt iimhu County Every Night FAIR WSSSK. New Play And Scenery.

Popular Prices Will Prevail. Harold Bump started for the haryest fields Tuesday night. Mrs. A. Funk and daughter Miss Edna wore Seneca visitors The ladies society of the Universalis! church mot with Mrs.

Adamson yesterday. Dr. Fitzgerald and wife visited at the home of A. Sherrer and wife Sunday afternoon. J.

W. Thompson, A. Roots and Albert, are building a 10x40 hay 6hed -for J. A. Clark this week.

R. II. Sams and son, Walter, rfnd Ben Massey of Corning, are plastering the new Catholic school building. Mat Tharp and, wife of Bancroft, and Peter Hopo and wife of Centralis, fepent Sunday at the pleasant home of F. A.

Hay and family. Rev Longbrako will preach at the Victory church northeast of town- at 3 p. m. next Sunday. Everyone is cor dially invited to attend.

Henry Stoldt will begin the erection of a house for his son-in-law, Frank Teegarden, nexfweek. A. Funk will do the carpenter work. Mrs. J.

Clark has been enioying a visit from her parents Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer, and sister Miss Sophia', from near Centralia, this week. Harry Belshaw and niece, Miss Gertrude, came down from Seneca' Saturday and visited until Monday with his brother, George Belshaw. Mrs.

Hanks of Seneca, spent a portion of last week in this vicinity visiting her son James Hanks, and her daughter Mrs. F. Sheeley. We understand that there will be no preaching services at the M. E.

church next Sunday morning as Rev. Byers is away on a vacation. R. L. Thompson informs us that hia Special Sale is proving a great success.

Many are taking advantage of. the low prices and are doing fall trading. An 'exchange says: "Trying to do business without advertising is like winking in the dark; you know what you are trying to do, but nobody else does." Mrs. Alice Fink and husband of Armour, spent several, days here last weetc visiting her parents, George Stoldt, and wife, and other relatives. Run over by an the dying man was asked if he had a wife.

His groaning response was, "No, this is the worst thing that ever happened tome!" Earl Sapp ol Seneca, is in charge of the bank here today. Mr. Conner, is in Seneca in attendance at the meeting of the Northeast Kansas telephone association. An Ice cream' social will be held at the Head school houae next Tuesday evening. The proceeds for the United Brethren church.

Everyone is cordially invited to attend. W. W. Burk was hero between trains yesterday enroute for his home in Roachdale, He had been at Ols-burg visiting his parents and expected to. stop with old friends hero couple of days but.

received a telegram Tuesday stating that Mrs. Burk was not feeling well so he hurried on home. Mr. Burk has engaged in the wood and eonl business at Roachdale. Now, all ye take notice; If such men as, M.

R. Connet. D. H. Fitzgerald, N.

Ford, E. D. Berridge and Wm. Dennis are not to be found at their respective places of business, hey will probably be found just north of the Kelly State Bank where they with others have fitted up an ideal croquet ground upon which to while away their lonely hours. The first game was played this morning which resulted in Butcher Ford skinning Cashier Connet so bad he dida'tknow whether he was a foot or horse back.

Stockholders. J. leasoii E. D. Berridge John Simon U.

C. Meyer Mo-es Noble Guo. Belshaw Leslie Thompson Lad witr Bros. John Swart II, A. Kruger M.

R. Counei O. Lonergan CAUME8 A FUUJ I.IMJi Of DRUGS To California, E- Adamson (ieo. Stoldt A F.B.VVilhorv J. Walker Joe Fleming R.

Connet, Cashier. separator Excellent Service to polntM In Missouri, Arllansas, Tennessee Alabama, Mississippi, Florida JSnd th Southeast, and to Kansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Texas. And the Southwest. Detailed information as to excursion dates, rates, train service, etc, fumuhed upon application to a mm Donohut, i Assistant General Passenger Agent, City, Mo. 1 1 I nam sjraunxj twi R.

M. F.mery Ahijah Wells B. F. Hart -A. M.

StMiolield Abram Funk M. 6aoi WCr A-De Wm. Dennis and wife were Seueca visitors Friday. R. F.

Ladwig and wife were Seneca visitors Saturday. Andrew Clelland and wife are visiting rolaliyes in this vicinity. Mrs'. S. B.

Casey was in Seneca Saturday having dental work done. Sam Berridge and family of Goffs, upend Sunday with relatives hers. A. Funk is in the country this week re-shingling George Hunt's house. John Walker is haying a cave put in on his property occupied by H.J, Wm.

Valiant of Osborne, is here visiting his brother John and other relatives. Mrs. Morrel, an old resident of this community is visiting at B. Morrow's this week. Try a package of Anderson's blend coffee.

Only 11 cents a package at Thompson's. Mrs. T. A. Fleming came up from Council Grove Saturday evening to vis-! it her parents.

R. Vandervort and family spent Sunday at the home of his parents on Wolfley creek. R. F. Ladwigand family expect to move on ihuir farm in Jewell county in the near future.

Frank Minter and Baker of Corning, were Kelly callers this morning enroute for Seneca. Matthew Hennes and George Lux, of Aurora. 111., are here visiting their old-time friend, August Sherrer. The old settlers will hold a reunion and picnic in Perle Bennett's grove near Woodlawn next Thursday. Grover King came iu from Alton, Monday noon and visited until Tuesday evening with home folks.

Elza Clelland and wife expect to go to Colorado soon in hopes that the change of climate will improve Mrs. Clelland's health. Ernest Roots'and wife and Mr.Sinsi-baugh and family spent Sunday at the pleasant country home of I.M. Henderson and family. Miss Ida Johnson returned to her borne in Kansas City Saturday after a pleasant two weeks visit with her sis-; ter, Mrs.

II Fitzgerald. J. M. Swart and family and Mrs. Chandler returned Tuesday from Riley county where they had been attending the funeral of Martin Nanninga.

We forgot to mention last week that J. W. Wilson, principal of the Atchison County High School at Effingham, spent a couple of days here visiting his brother, F. B. Wilson.

ID Harris Bros- Publishers and Proprietors. w. B. harms. HUS.

V. ItAUUIS, MuiiiiL'lim Erlitor. Associate Editor. Published at Kelly, Kansas, evory Thursday morning. Kntered in tlio postotliue at Kelly Kansas.

iisseconcl-uliisM matter. $1 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Advertising rates will be made known on Application. KELLY, KANSAS, AUG. 20, 1903. K.

O.N. W. TIMETABLE. EAST HOUND. 1W Passenger 6:52 a.

m. No. 92 -Passenger 1:28 p. m. No.

104-lYeight p. in. WEST BOCND. No! 0:43 a. m.

No.91 -Passenger .12:14 p. No. 93 -Passenger p. m. Freights do not carry passengers east of Hoi ton.

"JJauy except ounuay. No. 103 runs daily except Sunday. No. 104 daily except Saturday.

1 L. H. Welsh, Agent. Local News. Miss Layina Kistuer is home from Seneca.

Adam Donaldson was a Goffs visitor Monday. Mrs. A. Roots is yisiting relatives in Beattie this weel. J.

VV. King and wife were Seneca yisiturs Tuesday. Mrs. IS. H.

Ridgway has been on the eick list for some time. Steve Hennes and Lew Sherrer were otvp frojn Coal Creek Sunday. Mat Kamowski shipped a car load of hogs to St Joe Sunday night. Win. Dennis went to Kansas City Monday night, with 5 loads of corn.

H. Romine of Seneca, -was shaking hands with old friends' here Monday. Messrs Corwln, Kenison and Clippin-get of Goffb, are Kelly visitors today. Bert Smirl and family spent Sunday ia the country with R. W.

Cox aud wife. church people at Woodlawu Sunday was well attended. A good spiritual time was enjoyed by all present who were religiously inclined. Wo believe in these open air meetings, the noarr.r we get to nature, the nearer wo may get to God Sunflower. Advertised Letters.

Following is a list of letters remaining uncalled for in the Post Office at Kelly, Kansas, for tho month ending July 31st, 1903. Joe Naeson J. II. Bend Miss Eliza Gunzehauser. In calling for the above please say 'Advertised." If remaining uncalled forat the end of 30 days will bo sent to the Dead Letter S.

H. Vernon, P.M. Can't you pay up that it is in arrears? We have some bills3 to pay and will have to look to you for help and it will be duly ap preciated. B. Gellhaua and family were Sunday visitors at the home of B.

H. Winkler. Mrs. N. Ford is visiting in the country this week with bcr daughter, Mrs.

lien Morrow. Henry Kruger is delivering 5000 bushel of corn to Kramer Gellhaua this week. Mrs. Bump went to Brown county Monday for a week's visit with her uncle Rev. Chas Smith.

James Gordon and wife of. Beattie, visited his sister. Mrs. A. Roots several days last week, i Barney Gellhaus shipped a carload of fat hogs mostly of his own feeding, to Kansas City Tuesday evening.

The Misses Mary and Edna Adams from near Corning, were visitors at the home of D. H. Fitzgerald and wife Saturday. There will be an ice cream social in the Universalist church Saturday evening. Everyone is cordially invited to come out and have a good time.

The City Meat Market now has a full line of fresh meats at reasonable prices. Fresh home rendered lard at 15c per pound. N. Fokd, Proprietor. Don't forget that A.

L. Meyer, the Centralia jeweler is thoroughly relia ble, dof first class work and warrants it. Repairing promptly done at reasonable prices. Mrs. H.

C. Meyer had tho misfortune to lose her pocket book yesterday afternoon. It contained a little ov two dollars in casn and several due bills on the Klly Bargain Store. Miss Rosa Belshaw of York, England is a guest at the home of her uncb Geo. Belshaw.

She came here direct, from the old country and expects to make the Sunflower state her future home. A fellow in ono of our neighboring towns actually so far forgot his manhood one day last week as to curse a couple of defenseless women. After the justice of the peace got through with iiim he went his way a sadder but wiser man to the extent of 825. The thunder shower of Sunday morn ing was accompanied by sharp lightning. Commissioners Rucker and Stall-haumer were sitting in the clerk's office at the court house when a terrific crash rained them their chairs.

Mr. Rucker was considerably shocKed and for a moment probably thought his district hud gone democratic Courier Democrat. Will put in the farmers pockets; soon pays for itself in the saving of cream; we have the agency for this famous Separator, and if you will drop us a card we will be pleased to leave one on trial with you. AUCTIONEER, KELLY KANSAS, Will crv sales in this and adjoining conn ties. iviaKe aates uiy The Reporter office.

GHAS. KENISON, Undertaker And Embalrner, Hearse and Pall Bearers' Hack Furnished on short notice. The following letter was handed to us for by Hy Kissel: "Well Kissel, when vou folks see me or get me out there again you will know it. After I went out thure to have the uleasure of living by you, you treated me like I was a dog and would not come to see me, but would go to Henry's and would not cme to our house. I don't want you to write.

From. U. M. Muli'ns. Iliilo.

Hy savs that he hasn't the least Idea in the world as tn what caused h's brother in-law to write such a letter. SENECA, KANSAS, September 2, 3, 4. Three Days Races Three Games Base Bali Premium List Free on application to W. R. GRAHAM, Secretary, Seneca, Kansas..