The Potwin Argus du lieu suivant : Potwin, Kansas • 5

THE POTWIN DRUG STORE, .1 11 Pore Drags. Iledicines. Choice Perfumes, Fine Toiled Articles. Druggists Sundries, Oils, Stock Foods and Stock Dip Mm MURDOCH. Another fine rain.

Mr. Moore and bod, Arthur hare resumed from. Colorado. Miss Geneva Wait epent last week with Amanda Cart. Miss Nora Sparks spent last week with Miss Floy Grey, i Miss Lillian Higgle is visiting whh her cousins the Misses Weeks.

Cleao Metz spent last week with bio sistej Nellie Moore. Several of our young people spent Saturday night at J. B. Waits. Emma even6on and Hiram Wait at tended church at Union Sunday night.

Miss Gesta Browne of Kansas City is the guest of her cousins, the Misses Your bnsinesi Is respectfaly gollicited. L. D. WILLIAMS Potwin, Kansas 1 I keep on hand at all times a stock of 1 FRESH AND SALT MEATS Heat riarket McCuns. Ike and Nora Sparks called on Willie and Amanda Catl Sunday.

Joe Kasenberg and family are visiting in Reno county, his boyhood home. Alice Stevenson spent Friday afternoon with Carrie Newcom. Hazel Wait spent last week with her aunt in Towanda. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Mrore and son, AND Dry Goods and Groceries.

We have a stock of Dry Goods and Groceries that we are closing out at cost. Natural Ice Floyd spent Sunday with Oscar Moores. Ed Mo6imons ppent Sunday at J. B. Waits.

Potwin, Kansas J. C. FRESH. Harp er Jasper Crouch. is the proud owner of a new cream seperator and also is J.

B. Wait. Stela Oblsen and Will Crabtree attended church at Bethel Sunday night. Nora Sparks and Grover Crabtree attended the party at E. Batcheldors Sat-utday night.

Betsie and Maud Bard spent the past week with their aunt, Mrs. Henry Abraham Mif and Confectionery; LIVE STOCK Bank Statement. Official statement of the financial condition of the Potwin State Bank at Pot-win, State of Kansas, at the close of busineen on thi 22od day of August 1907. BESOCRCE4. Loans and discount, 139 659 42 Loans on real estate, 1,365 Overdrafts, 995 19 Bank building, 1,690 73 Furniture and fixtures, 1,168 55 Expense 1,048 12 Cash items other than reserve itea.s, 708 09 GaEh and eight exchange, legal reserve, 56,823 63 i i'V Geneva Wait, Amanda Catt and Herb Chambers attended church at Bethel Sunday night.

Kansas Sunflower. Urnttnii Movfis for 2- 0 o'o VVUV AVClV VJmn and tobacco Eenonade, Pop, Cider, Tee Cream in Season Total, 1103 458 73 COAL FEED SEED GRAIN LE AVE YOUR ORDER OR' CALL $10 000 1,600 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, Surplus fund, Undivided profi s. Interest, Individual deposits, 2 134 20 oooooo 2,797 74 62,572 44 i 4 354 26 Certificates of deposit, $l)ort Orders Total 73 STATE OF KANSAtt) County of Butler Topeka, Aug. 24.

G. F. Grattan, attorney of the board of railroad commissoners, in a complaint filed late today, asks the board to put in a two-cent passenger fafe in Kansas, the rate to be effective untill it is determined whether the Nebraska two-cent fare law is valid or not. If the Nebraska law sticks, the two-cent rate will remain in force, but if the railroads win the Kansas rate will be brought back to he old basis. The board is riot asked to go into the question of the reasonableness of the rate.

Ii simply is asked to declare an emergancy and make the rate effective at ounce. The board reserves the right to make furthur recuctions if it oooooo A. B. Ewing, Cashier of said bank, do solemnly swear that the above state Business Telephone Number 7. Residence Telephone Number 3.

Potwin Kans. ment is true; that said bank has no lia g. B. ietnart bilities, and is not indorser on any note SLSULSLSLSL HJll JUl JUUULfiJl'o oULSLSLSLSLSL Contractor -AND City Directory. A.

B. Ewing, Major. Q. E. Garrison Homer Smith J.

Whitmoro Counc'lmen. R.B.Rand M. Poe. T. A.

Bowyer, Police Judge. J. H. Higdon, City Clerk. M.

Treasurer, L. D. Williams, City Manhal. or obligation, other than shown on the above statement, to the best of my knowledge and belief. So help me God.

A. B. Ewinq, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 28th day of August M. Pob, Notary Public (Commission expites on the 25th day of March 1909) CORRECT Attest: J.

H. Claassen S. Joseph Directors J. O. Whitmore To Jno.

Royce, Bank Commissioner, Topeka, Kan. MethodUt Episcopal Church Sunday School at 10 o'clock Preaching at 11 o'clock a. m. and at 8:00 p. m.

each Sunday. Prayer meeting on Wednesday night at 8:00 deems them necessary. The railroads have ten days to answer the complaint and then the hearing will be had. the big roads are made defendants. Many politicians believe that the roads will put the rate into effect as soon as the order is made, as the roads are said to be afraid of a special session of the legislature.

I Builder Will make plans "and specifications for parties contemplating building. Shop in Potwin. J. W. ATKINS Insure your property against fire Lightning and Tornadoes, A.

B. Ewing, Agent..