Valley Center Journal from Valley Center, Kansas • 3

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Cane Sent Sewug Rockers SI. 50. Gents Large Arm Rocker. 32.00. Six Autique Oaue Chairs, 4.50.

widow curtains Spring Roller, 25ct3. Carpets, Oil Cloth and Childrens Carriages, all at reduced prices to make room for onr new Spring Stock. Now is the time to buy. Make note of this. We will give you some special bargains.

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Douglas If ich fta, Kansas. CD CD Wall Paper! New INVOICE just received Mens Fine Goods in Dongola, Calf and Kangaroo, in Button Lace and Congress- Also Ladies, Misses and Childrens Shoes in great varieties. All goods sold in prices that cant be duplicated. 1 now have a much larger and better stock than 1 ever carried. Browns extra good, at 5c Whites, Gilts, a Dont warrant are some very pretty Ceilings with borders and decorations also some I at 7 at 8 to 15c TO Mow is the time to Beautify your Call and examine stock.

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Enaoaisoa. President. Naa. dona Jacnna. SecT.

W. P. T. V. hold thlr regalar tneetlnga the aaroad and Amrth Saturday of rach month at 3 o'clock p.

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L. harm I Fred R-rtholf. I J. P. Oih-hrirt Rrfern1ir mertiara of rowtrU 11 rat Taeeday arnlir in rarh moath.

Hnherribr for the JcriutaL. Only SI for 52 weeks. Mim Ktla IjotiI of Sedgwirk was in the eitr Monday. Valley Center wonll be a Rood open inti for commiainn bona. Mine Lizzie Tbottpeon of Wichita visiting her parent thin week.

A. II. Jewett dirporet! of 2.600 bushel of fine wheat to Gilchrist last week. This oHm tme tnmo ont consider-lle work daring th past two weeks. G.

Ackerman sumetwy the wonders ami beauties of Oklahoma this week. Mr. M. C. Carnahan has tnotred upon tine old Carnahan farm near Sunny.

Pale. William Perm of Sunny Pale has mvref into onr city and occupies Willie Pari bonne. Valler Center needs a good millinery store, and we hope to see our liTsry stable in sound condition soon. OttoBemlo made this office a pleas call Monday ere. and 1-ft ns substantial token of his Rood will.

Mrs. Fred Bertholf was qnite ill the fore part of the week, hut we are glad to state that a speedy recovery is assured. W. Me Clelland has become ino ciliated with tlie spirit of the boom, end is bnildine A nest fence around his lot, which will add much to its appearance. Mrs.

Sweetland. of Bush county, i visitme her mother. Mrs. Koble north of onr city, who has been eerious-ily ill for the past two weeks. Mine Fits Owen, who is attending school at Wichita spent 8nndy with her parents in this city.

She returned to assnme her studies Monday morn inR. R. T. Hutchinson has become a res ident of our city, and if prospects are favorable he expects to establish a grocery in the near future. The Journal extends him a cordial welcome.

Notice the chnnee in the ad" of Eno Fnrnitnre of Wichita. They are reliable, and when in need of any thing their line it will pay you to giro them a call aa they off er great inducements. For want of space we are forced to crowd out some correspondence this week. Correspondents in Bending in articles for publication will confer a favor upon na by condensing them aa much as possible. Notice the change ia the ad of H.

C. Boyle, onr enterprising hardware man. Hia farming implements having arrived he is Row ready to serve tbs farmers with some new and late machinery. We reflected to mention the "ad of Boyd, the Dentist, which appeared in onr last weeks issue. When in need of any kind of dental work, it will pay yon to call on him at UO East Douglas Wichita, aa hia rates are very moderate.

3 When in Wirhita call at Tuckers Res taurant For Meals, Short Orders or Oysters. 1I3E, tyinshws WichitB, Kmiaa: R. C. DEWING Dealer in Candy Fruits, Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco, Ulrcad, Pies, Fakes, And Oysters in their1 season. He runs a first class Restaurant where you can get meals served at all hours.

Givehima. call. alley Center, Kansas Save 1-2 your money ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY. Write for our mammoth catalogue a 500 page book, contain illustrations and giving lowest manufacturer's on all lines ef goods and supnlies; Groceries, household goods, furniture, clothing and furnishing goods, ladies and gents clothing and furnishing goods, dress goods, white goods, dry goods, notions, stationery, watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, buggies, whips, agricultural imglements, etc. Only first-class goods.

Catalogne sent free on receipt of 20cts. for postage. Good agents wanted in every connty aijd pity to introduce onr goods. Live men can make as miich as 350 per week. Karpen a 53 River Chicago.

(lave you written me yet? If you imvent, wisdom mil intelligent ambition mg write to-day. 1 promise you my jjrnonal attention. I un lertake to briirty trech any fairly ntelliccnt person of either sex, who cm reed end write, and ho after intrtjcfion, will work industriously, how to corn 1 farce 1 hon-saitd Dollars a rear in fthetr own localities, here lever they live. I wilt eiso furnish the situation Of employ nieut, St which you can csrn that amount. I charge nothing laud wrt ire noth mer aaieea me erwful, ea above.

Nothing difficult to learn, or that requires much time. 1 desire but one person from each district or county. 1 have already taught and Ifirovidetl tth ein- nunibcr who are making over Three '1 boaMUid Dollars a Tear, each. All is new, solid, sure. Fall parthtihtrs free.

Afler yon know yon conclude go no further, why, no harm ia done. Ad Irons, C. A 1.1. UN. Uux Ausuila.

Maine. For Cabinet Repairing -and Shop'Joiuer work made to order. Rags, Bones and Metal bought and Second Band Goods Sold. Be Sure Garden seed In hulk at Bertholf A Co. Ben.

Goodrick has been quite ill with pneumonia. i For periodicals of sny kind call at the Journal office. Call on lavid Jackson for a first class shave and hair cut. A new grocery will be established io the near future. Call at the new barber shop for first class work, at very low rates.

The rain Saturday lust, brought nlens-ant smiles to the faces of onr farmers. Will Finch came down from TTnfoli-inson and spent Sunday with fnends in this city. Mrs. O. O.

Taeohs and Mrs. A. II. Jewett have been qnite ill during the past week. Mill meeting nevt Saturday 3o eloek i.

m. nt th office of Ben. Goodrick Esq. Last all attend. Th JontxiL office is the place to get first class job work done at very low rates.

Mrs. John Ratliff and daughter and Mrs Kate Vraev of Wichita snent Tuesday with Mrs. Dr. Mekemson. A.

A.YauHom. of I a Island snont Tnes-sdav and Wednesday as the guest of Fabins Franklin. i Gilchrist Bro. onr enterprising grain merchants shipped over 4.000 hnshels of wheat from this point last week. Th jnrv empaneled in the case of John Mrlknmtt; charged with dis tnrbing religions meetings failed to agree upon a verdict.

Mr. Stephens only child, a little girl Jied last Wednesday night of Gripp. Fnneral on Friday afternoon at 2 oclock Rev. Archer officiates. Chs.9.

Cachard tired of city life and hired himself away to the farm, where be will lead a jolly bachelors life. The young ladies will note this and Jfnrther remember that Leap year will excuse all efforts that they may make to induce him to change his bachelor ways. We are informed gentleman was in the city last week trying to rent a honse. bnt conld pot find any This speaks well for onr rapid increase in popnlation. The few bonses that are empty are not believe in a tenable condition.

At this time last Tear we had plenty of empty houses. We are just feeling the force of better times. One of the imperative needs of this city and an impn.em nt that we think would very mnch please the traveling public is a sidewalk to extend south from the drug store and connect with the railroad platform. No where in the city is a sidewalk more needed, as it is almost impossible to get to the depot, in a creditable condition on a rainy morning. We understand, that the property, for the most of the way belongs to the Railroad Company.

If they will not consent to build the walk across their property then we think the City Council should build the walk and charge same to the railrord company. It is hoped our city council will not go to 6l9p on this question, bnt devise some mans for the building of a walk. Butter WEN. i- Attend the dime social nt the residence of Geo. Carrothers.

Saturday eve The McDormot enso at Wichita yester. day caled quite anumer of ourcitizons to that place E- W. Owen, onr enterprising and genial roerchnnt has a change in his ad this week. Mr. Owen has been receiving large invoices of goods for the past month and now stands ready to serve his customers with the hast goods that can be placed on market.

Give him a call nt his large store of general merchandise in the old bank bmiding. For Sale. A fine young horse, which is good traveler. Inquire pf Geo. Carrothers.

Sunny Dale Waifs. The farmers have commenced sowing oats this week. Mr. M. C.

Carnahan has movod back od the old farm again. Mr. Ed Froxell hes moved on Mr. Umbargers farm. It is reported that Long Johns chicken-1 have declared the strike off and gone to laying again.

Mr. Will Bradlev has moved on Mr. Frank Roachs farm ann Mr. Roach has moved on R. B.

Ross farm. A. L. Park a Wichita ruarhle man visited onr village this week and took a nnmljer of orders for monuments. Albert Fassett goes to Wichita aliout every two weeks on important, business and when he returns he does not come single, donble bnt Triplett.

Mr. Amos Grovor and son Charles of Pratt Connty are visiting his daughters, Dora and Mand at. A. J. Weavers and he reports that the wheat looks good in Pratt County.

Rev. Archer preaobed in the Park M. E. church last Snuday to qnite a large audience. After preaching lie presented letters to each one of his mombers and a few friends of the church.

I suppose we will hear of good results next Sunday frem those letters. Last week Mr. J. O. Mead hitched np his two colts in his lnmber wagon and took his wife and three children and started for the home of his wifes father.

On the way the team got scared at some sheep in Mr. Fassetts field and started lo run off; They ran in the hedge and scratc hed his face pretty bad. On last Monday evening there was a surprise party at the residence of Mr. James Hampson. The evening was spent in games and at a late hour the young peop le went to their respective homes.

The parties present were as follows, Carrie Boetow, James Bostow, Georgo Horton, Albert Fassett, Lura Fassett, Wilbam Hall, Ed Hampson, Gertie HampBon, Tenie Hampson, Lon Warren, Cora Warren, Will Noble, Ida Noble, Abby Wadkins. Lucy Wad-kins, Ben Wadkins, Fred Bradley, Cbas. Weaver, Harry Rider, Rev. oandifer and wife, -Mr. B.

B- Boss and wife, Olive Triplett and Tom Worley. forget that we and bring your and Eggs. W. Willis Davis was a Wichita visitor Wednesday. Bov.

Archer tirade thin office a pleasant call yesterday. The service! at the Christian church were rlmel eve. The 10 days revival at the M.E. church closed Wednesday eve. II.

B. Goodrich was on the sick list the fore part of the week. Geo. Carrot hers was at Wichita Wednesday in the interest of the store. Rev.

Archer lvtnras at Belle Plains next Monday evening on Modern Infidelity. Geo Eaton, who has been a resident of onr city this winter is moving back to his farm. Miss Xaoi Cmghev who been visiting in Sterling for the nast month retnmed heme last Mondnv Ere. A dime scl will He given at rh residence of Geo. Oirmthers Sntnr.iav ev.

a cordial invitation is extended to all. Rev. Watson pastor of th M. E. chnreli in Wichita was present Wednesday evening, at th closing meeting of the senes held is the Methodist church -He is wonderfully gifted with vocal power snd his sweet singing is a powerful influence persnading men and women in the Masters service.

Thesdies of th Temnernnc Union planned quit a pleasant pnrpris last Ratnrdav evening npon onr popular city marshal. N. H. Dewing. Thev repaired to bin reeidmee shout 4 oclock with well filled baskets.

An elegant lunch was served and ill went home feeling it was good be there. The inclement weather prevented the attendance of many more. Look Here. Rev. Archer has a gn-d horse and carriage for sale cliean! Will sell single or both together.

Call at M. E. Parsonage near M. E. church.

Mill There will be a meeting of those interested in the Co-Operative Milling tomorrow (Satnrday) afternoon at 3 clock at the office ofB. Goodrick. All parties having subscription papers are requested to be present to report. The previous meetings have been well attend-eand shows the interest that the far mers and business men are taking in the enterprise. Every thing seems to be moving along harmoniously and the prospects grow brikhtee every day.

CITY MARKET REPORTS. Corn 30 Oats I. 26 Wheat 60 to 70 Beef Cattle 2.00 20 Shipping Steers 3.75 to 4.00 Spring Chickens. 2.25 to 2.50 Hogs to 4 .00 Batter I5tol8 Cheese 20 Eggs 10 Potatoes 65 jyThis report is corrected every Thursday evening. a A.

W. MARSHALL DEALER IN- Dry Goods Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Sunny Dale, Kansa Subscribe for the Valley Center Journal t. YOU HOME PAPER Anti send it to some some friend in the East, Subscription price $1.00, per year if naid within three months, if paid after that time $1-25 per year. Good Job Work done at lowest rates YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. 2 1 1 yTnnry- Ts I aot more tnan ten riavs ego, and ft was tions and the enS fwiuscn UMMCB.