The Liberal Sentinel from Liberal, Kansas • 10

r- H.N.BUNDY, Tlie Drnggist. Prescriptions Accuratively Compounded. Patent Medicines. Toilet Articles. Soda-water Root Beer And all other Soft Drinks.

I handle nothing but the purest of drugs. Let me fill your Prescriptions The Only Prescription Druggist. Best Line of Cigars in the City. -v. LOCALC.

FOR SALE Good prairie hay at my farm, 4 miles east and 1 mile south of Liberty, Price $8,50 per ton. George Miller. 24-4t. H. E.

0 9 Dealers in Subscribe for The Sentinel. 9 i immmi 1 H. III' f-i'f ,11 Jill 1 lit. neon mm oau mcaio, E. MoGugin made a businGvsa trip Kansas City Thursday night.

The dance at the hall Friday night was not so well attended. Ploilr, Peed anil Ice, Property is beginning to change hands in Liberty. IjiiiiiUpiii Why not dispose of that old front door and get an up-to-date one? John Tole has some dandies. We saw them the other day while looking around his lumber yard. A man can go to the devil and back out if he doesn't like it, but a woman who goes to the dejil is generally compelled to stay.

It's Jl Heavy Load Any contractor or builder has to carry if they find they've paid too high for their lumber. It often happens just that way, but needn't if they first get my LOW DOWN ESTIMATE ON LUMBER. The difference between an over-charge and my price is a fair margin of profit. Don't build until you see me. I can save you money.

1. H. TOLE. Lumber Dealei. Bever-Marchant.

A very pretty at home wedding occurred, Sunday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Marchant, north of town when their daughter, Miss Addie, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr John Bever Rev.

E. Purlee, of Ooffeyville, officiating. The bride was prettily dressed in white and the groom wore the conventional black. The bride and groom are well known, as both have grown from ehildhood in this and are highly esteemed by all who know them. After the ceremony and congratulations the bride and grcem led the way to the dining room where a sumptuous wedding feast was spread.

The friends and relatives present were Mrs. Sarah Coghili. Chelsa, I. Mr. and Mrs.

McCarty, Mr. and Mrs Shel-tou and children, Charley Baker, Noah Bever, Cherry vale; Mr. and Mrs. John Hart, Kalloch; Miss Maye Knotts, Independence; Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Mo Nabb, Mr and Mrs. Geo Knotts, Mrs. Anna Turner, Miss Etfie McCarty, Cot. feyville Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Bever.the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Bever, Mr.

and Mrs. John Drennen, Mr. and Mrs. S. It Selby, Misses Mayo Miller, Ada Baker, Myrtle JBundy, Lela Marchant Messrs.

Arthur Plummer and John Marchant. Following are the presents: China tea set, nickel coffee pot, two tets cf glasses, three salad bowls, one berry bowl, fancy china cak plate, two center pieces, two table cloths, set silver spoons, lilver gravy ladle, silver bride's spoon, water pitcher, bed Fpread, sack of sugar, kitchen cabinet, complete set of dishes. Mr. and Mrs. John Bever are spend ing their honeymoon in the Territory.

A woman can kill a good deal of time before a mirror, but he glasses a man wastes time on are more dangerous. Mrs. Jas Laughlin and Mies Anna werj passengers to Ooffey ville Tuesday 4 niti ANOTHER CHANCE II. E. Cord made a business trip to Coffeyvilla Monday.

When a woman moves into a house that has been occupied before, she says: "Yon slTould have seen that house. I simply had to dig it out," Mis3 McCarty, of Coffey ville. who has been visiting Miss Myrtle Buudy, returned home Monday' Some people tire like a dun horse. They are not very pretty for handsome and are quite teugh. We are informed that there are good prospects for wheat on the uplands and the bardpan patches where the yield is usually light, while as a rule the outlook for a yield on the bottom land is not so encouraging.

Also, according to mauy farmers, the freezes have injured the wheat most as much as the green bugs have. To get the very best in the easiest way at a very moderate price. THE SINGER SEWING WW In all styles, on monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, annual or by-annual payments without interest. Kansas City Weekly 'Star. The most comprehensive farm paper.

All the news intelligently told Farm questions answered by a practical farm- The many friends of Mrs. Nellie Ham blin will be grieved to know that her son, little Darrell, died at her home in Azusa, Sunday, May 19, of diphtheria. Herself, with her husband and three children, moved from here to California live years ago and she has lost by (loath the husband and all three children, Darrell being the last. She has the sympathy of the entire er and experimeutor Exactly what you want in markei reports. One year 25 cents.

Address. THE WEEKLY STAR, Kansas City, Mo Trade For Leave orders at the Sentinel office, or write me, and I will call and see you. H. FULWIDER, Agent, urn i iaui nu mm unuu lnmunu Independence, Kansas, 40B North Tenth Street. About how cheap I sell furniture.

In fact, they say that I sell cheaper than any other store in the I 1 county. "Live And Let Live," is my motto! Would be pleased to show you the goods. I A. D. TACKMAN.

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