Sterling Farm Journal from Sterling, Kansas • 5

JQVRflAL 3ME 3B Laundry Bruor satiQn tho apitite. D.Keele.y made a business trip Advrtlid Lotters, The following letters remain in the oostoffico at Sterling Kansas January 24, 1906 uncalled for: Carrol Mattie (4) Huston Mrs. Samuel Morris Mrs. II. F.

Reynolds Joe Vachon T. A. If the above letters arenotcallo for they will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for advertised letters should give day ofadvertisement.R.F.Bond,P.M. Car load of to Wichita Friday.

i i If you have an Hpitite you can Colorado and Baw Valley that policy should apply to all things, small as well as large. Wells sells most cigars at $1.05 per box. John Profrit was over to Lyons Wednesday on business. James Fair came down from Alden Tuesday on business Wrn. Greenwood, was a business caller here tho first of the week.

Mrs. Dr. BrossW.of Raymond, was on our streets Tuesday shopping. Geo. Hawloy came in from Newton Wednesday evening on business.

T. II. Brown and WillMcGoffln were in Hutchinson Tuesday on business. Tho Arthur Middleton Concert Co. will give an entertainment in the Auditorium Ff-b.

1. liavo it Ratified at Brncrs. Goo. A. Morri was in Hutchinson Monday on business.

O.B.Beckham made a business trip to Wichita Friday. Don't forget the date of W. C. Smysor's biff sale, Tuesday, Feb. C.

Ladies! You will find Oakland Gem poiish at Bruro Co. Try it. Patronize home laundry, we give prompt attention. Every lady in Rice coun-is required to visit the laun- day. SatlstJotlon Guaranteed 6 J.

II. Hinshaw (shipped a car of hogs to Hutchinson the first of 0 'iJ TT Publication Notice. Stnto of Kunsiis I Klco county i In Olsl rlel Court, suld County itud Sluto, R. li. Trtus(MI, I'Hilntiir, vh.

ArkiiiiMW Valley Town unci Lund Company, it Corporation, (Uift'iidiint. To tho Arkansas Valley Town and Land Company, a corpora lion ditfundunt You, wild (Icfiunlunt iilxiveniimod In lioro-by notified tlmt you huvo lmun sued by the above imiiK'il plulnllH' in tin) ubovo mimed court and that suld plalntltV tiled his petition In suld court on tho 24lli day of Novnmlxtr 1 i In the ahovu entitled cause, and you are further notified that you must answer said petition on or before the Sth day of March. A. D. limu.

or said petition will taken us true and judgment and decree will lie entered In suld act lou us tufulnst you and In favor of said plaliit itl', that suld ululitlUT tis airalust you Ih the owner hi feu simple of Lots No, Sull, 211, 213 and 21 Iiruiulwiiy Street, city of Sterling, Kli'o County, Kansas, and forever quieting and conllrmliiH; In plaintiff as iwilnst you suld defendant the title In and to the suld real esi ate, and forever barriiiK you of the rlirlit of title In redemption In and to said real estate, and other relief us prayed for In suld petition will he granted in accordance with the prayer theotof. 8. 1', Pi.ank, Clerk of the District Court of UlccOoiiiity.KiinsHS Attest: ,1. 0. Attorney for I'lalnlltr.

i 1 MORRIS BROWN the week. Henry Jones was a businass caller from Hutchinson tho first of tho week. Frank Smith, of Hutchinson, Spent Sunday with his parents and friends. Mrs. W.

Clements is the 4. Mi.e A Woet. nt. TTntfh- International Mills and Elevator Wells has exclusive sale of the "Palmer IIouso" "Little Minister" and "Rose Tint" cigars. Mr.

Henry and Robert Petrow-sky, of Pratt county, are here visiting relatives and friends. For Sale Cane fodder, cut before frost, fine. L. Edwards, south Broadway nt first mail box. Geo.

Lantz was over, from Lyons Tuesday evening on his way to Topeka to visit his father. Wells is agent fer the Sterling laundry. Work railed for and Buggies" Repaired Husincss Locals. Sterling Local Market. Now is a good time to have tho old buggy repaired aud painted.

While we are not very busy. Have some good rebuilt bug WHEAT No. 2, hard, G9 Good Mill Good Wheat Good Flour CORN mixed 31 OATS 30 delivered. Tellcentral you want BUTTER? lb 02 Wells. EGGS, doz 16 gies to sell or trade.

Some good second hand furniture and stoves for sale. Mrs. M. Johnston and two POTATOES, bu 100 Hens, lb. 00 UCSUUi Wlf.

ill inson this week. Bruer's pies a just as near like those mother used to make as you can get them. Mrs. M. a.

Kimmell and Mrs. F.L. Goodsonwere visiting in Hutchinson the first of th week. The International Mills are again running a full force of men at night, they started Monday night. House and lot on south Broadway, inquire at house for price and terms.

Will sell cheap. W. J. Steel. The West Comedy Co.

showed to good houses while here, those who were in attendance spoke well of the plays. The Home Culture and M. I. C. clubs will give an Art Exhibit and "play in the Auditorium daughters Josie a Vera re turned Saturday from their east era trip.

SPRING CHICKS 8 ROOSTERS each 20 J. 5. DILLON STERLINQ. KANSAS Remember that Wells still TURKEYS 10 STEERS 3 00 FATCOWS 2 50 gives away a box of cigars each HENRY J. ARNOLD, Owner nd Oper tor i Sterling.

Kansas week to his customers. Nnmber HOGS (Pwt lbs) 4 50 10498! won last week. Have you mmmammmmmmmmA got it? J. Hanna Co. will compete D.

A. Goodwid was in Wichita the first of the week attending with any catalogue house if you give them the chance and often the meeting of the state Agent's Attention! Wheat Growers FACTS save you money besides. Family washing at the Ster Association of the Missouri Paci fie ling laundry 4c a Can Do you know that now is the time to buy land in Hamil- Sam Porter, of Chicago, was here you do it that cheap at home? A. 1 1 ft ion county wane it is sua cneapr the latter part of last week visit Frebruary 13 and 14. Tully Seaward came up from Great Bend Friday vrith Norris Fair in the automobile and returned the same evening.

ing his relatives and friends. He Do' you know that wheat growers in Hamilton countv House for sale. Geo. Brown, tf What is the matter with oysters left for his home the first of the raise irom id to zz ousneis per acrer at Bruer's. Nothing! week.

Mr. Thelbert Hawk and Miss Julia A. Wagoner were united I have a large list of Ranches, Mrs. T. W.

Buel's fattier ar BROWN the OPTICIAN makes you SEE BROWN the JEW ELER gives SATISFACTION BROWN the JEWELER farm and city property for sale at rived from Illinois the latter part in marriage by the probate judge Do you know that Hamilton county produces abundant crops of Maccaroni Wheat, Oats. Barley, Spelz Kaffir, Corn, Milo Maize Cane, Broom Corn, Alfalfa and Sugar Beets, also all varieties of vegetables and fruit? If you don't know these facts it is to your interest to investigate. A card mailed to us will bring information promptly. bargains. J.

S. Rider, Ster ling at Hutchinson Wednesday. Look atthar Opal dishes at Miss MaudListon returned to guarantees SATISFACTION Phillips' store. NOTICE her work at the hospital the later part of the week. She has been BROWN the JEWELER JACKSON BUOS, Syracuse, Kansas.

We have 200 native cows; 2Q0 visiting relatives and friends at i makes you HAPPY yearling calves and 91 fat steers for Lyons. of last week to make a visit with relatives and friends, he also came out for his health. Richard Pringle's Minstrels, at the Auditorium Jan. 31, prices, first ten rows 75 cents, next fifteen rows 50 cents, general admission 35 cents, children 25 cents. Wanted Middle aged woman to assist in housework for family of three on western ranch.

sale. Will sell at reasonable prices for cash on time. Inquire at office of I I i the D. J. Fair Lumber Sterling, Ks You want to visit Anderson 's FACTS Mi wjLft ar for bargains in shoes and clothing, this sale will last until the loth.

For particulars, write at once to For Sale Two good milch r.oononostononoiiostonononoHa cows, inquire of U. L. Means, Sterling, Kans. No catalogue house can under Your Friends I Back East sell J. Hanna except by giving you poor grades of goods.

side to settle It is time you were "gettin along the Glean Goal and Full Weight We dot 't try to sell coal cheaper than anybody else, than work off a poores quality of coal, and not screen it, so as to make up for the price. We have the cheaper grade of coal, but we tell you their poor qualities as well as the good, anb sell them for what it is worth. Whole Wheat Flour Try making pan cakes with it. It's good. Corn IYIeal From New corn.

The grocers sell it Tankage It's for Hogs, let us tell you about it. WANTED! WANTED! To buy Old Iron. your horse bills out. We can do it for you. See, us.

Nice, bound, tender, wheat stubble broom corn fodder, $4.50 per ton delivered. W. W. Webb, R. F.

D. 3. 2fb I Did you ever hear this before? Apple, apricot, custard, chocolate, current, mirce, raisin, raspberry, epeoanut, pumpkin, cherry and boston cream pies. We were shown this morning by R. B.

Ball, samples of -Senator and delicious apples that were just out of sight for good looks arid quality. They grew On Stark trees. Dr. H. B.

Smysqr returned home Friday after a months work on the road. The doctor has beehbusy for the past four Or five days getting his circulars and dates printed. i i The bureau, of Statistics show that there are consumed in the United States in one year about 40,000,000 barrels Of beer, and 128,000,000 gallons of whiskeys and wines. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Lyon were' again called to Stafford last week to attend the funeral of Mrs. J. D. Beals, a sister of Mrs.

Lyon, who died eleven days after her brother "Walter Grauger. Both were sick but a short time with pneumonia. Mrs. Beals was well known here in Sterling geveral years ago. The Kingman county board of commissioners divided the coun ty printing equally between the Leader Courier and.the Kingman Journal, newspapers of opposite political faith, and did it of their own motion.

The board announces that they believe in the "snunre deal" policy, and that, Mrs. Louise Ruggles-Patton Burdett, Kans. Services at the Congregational Sunday morning and evening. Morning subject "Vision and evening subject "Eigh-. teen Silent Year," Christian Lndeavor subject "Home Missions in our leader, Grace Burton.

The West Comedy, who were with us for three nights and matinee last week gave entire satisfaction to all who witnessed their performance, and should they return we feel sure they would do a fine business. They are all very clever artists and we wish them success. Joe Zile, of Mitchell township, was in town calling on his many friends. He is thinking seriously of becoming a candidate for sheriff and has been quietly sizing up the situation in various parts of the county, and if he gets the consent of his own mind and conscience he will likely step Baled straw for sale by the bale. Solon Gray.

i 1 J. Shutem. a Drominent if they knew more about your neighborhood. Send us a list of their names and addresses. We will mail to them our descriptive land literature.

Whvnot HiRJJ, LLOYD 300 lor 1QO farmer south of the 'river during the haying made a' bet with one work togeather in this manner? it only costs you a postal card I 1. 1 I I 1 I 1 i i i i i i Address of his hands as to the amount of hay he could pitch the hand won, consequently Mr. Shutem had to buy him an oyster stew at Bruers. GEN. COLONIZATION AGENT, Railway Exchange, Chicago uMOMofcoaoMoMoMoMoaottolioiioia Get your real estate loans at Dr.

P. P. TRUEHEART the First National Bank. Ten years time, privilege to pay at BLACKSMITHING Do all kinds of farm smithing and horse shoeing and wagon repairing Don J. Hughes, Prop (Bandy's old stand) General re pair bvorK.

any date. Lowest rate of interest. Dr. M. TRUEHEART Physician and Surgeon Oflice doctors' row.

Phones The Journal has received a shipment of a new Linnen Bond Offlce.30 Residence paper and envelopes, come in and examine the quality and give us in on the "ground-floor" and declare himself a candidate at an early- date. Mr. Zile is recognized as a staunch Republican, and no doubt Mitchell township will lay claim to a place on the ticket. Little River Monitor. The" Journal is offering some an order.

You can get oysters in any old good bargains with magazines and daily papers, come in and see us about them. We print SALE BILLS, give us a call style at Bruers..