The Walnut Grove Tribune from Walnut Grove, Missouri • Page 6

lig Sloafe Sale, Oct 278. Call on Jas. L. Potevl when in need of anything in the Jewelry line. Mrs.

Wilson, of Willard, iuyt'ni-pained her grandson, Wiil it ley. home, Monday, lor a lew ilajs visit. Mrs. Malinda Murray and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Urowder Murray, of Ash (irove, were guests the Dussclis' homo, Sunday.

Tlje ftest nd last chance to get q. stylislji Cloak at the right price Jhls seasgn. This is the way we are going to conduct this sale: We Jiaye made arrangements with a large Cloak manufacturer to ship Special Jacket Sale I TIHKSDU, FRIDAY VD SATlltDAV, Hoy. 27 Noy 37 Hoy. 4 air.

nkcty. o( Mockt' U. was us by freight 50Q Cloaks and we will sell all we can on these two town, tiie fust ol the weeK, jookiii around with a view ol going inu tin ays and return them ttye balance, vye can afl'ovd to sell for a smal I piargin of profit tis way. We always tyave sold for less profit than 1 i jy business here. David riurketl returned Ji Sal urday evening, irom a lew weeks' stnv our competitor and this tjme we are going to make prices that they pannot afford to mae, and if you don't give us a chance to sell you in California.

He evpeets to makt his home in i. Mrs. hide Ednioiis.in. of Firaant it will be your loss. Compare our prices with my competitors We have the largest stock of goods in Walnut Grove and in order 1 1 1 was visiting at the home In l.iughier-in-!av, Mrs.

Hora Kdmon On tfre above dates we wi-J hayo 011 sal-3 at our store the most complete liru? of LADIES' WRAPS son, Saturday night. Jo mae 1905 a Banner Year will make close prices on everything rom now until January 1st, 1906. L. C. KILLINGSWORTH.

Hubert Looney returned home Irm iliiinansvi.le, Sunday eteimig, as In was sick and unable to attend to In luties al the station theie. Lon Kdmousou ami wife came down The Contest. Mr. ami Mrs. Jim Huston, id Cedar New Sorgham Combs'.

Smith-K verly Drug carries the most comb-to line ol tivsh Cigars I run i vt mani, Mi'utay morning, anil I 'ounty, visited the first of the week at The workers in the contest li.iv 'spent ths day. te heme of Jap Kobiuson. from her done splendid work in the past week ni'l lobacco in town. Marsii.ill Lawing, Springfield tliey went to to spent' lew especially Mjs time Miller, win in. Stockhrldge came up from Aldricli Saturday evening and re days.

jpafces a big Jeap upwards, coiniu was here, Sunday, visiting al the home maiued over Sunday. within Ji) ftf Mss JJetta James, win Miss l)i loaWou lelt, Friday, lor ol Iiis niece, Mrs. J. S. McLcmore.

still hold ijrs l)aec. Again we rec St. Louis, where she expects to spend rrank Kiilingsworth will be in Walnut (irove to buy wheat ever shown in this city. We cordially invite yon to come in and look through tljis line of goods. 1 have a complete line ol solid gold Kings, Watch Chains and Cases Call ommend to llje iiii'ifr I the rural a short time in a wholesale millim soon.

Watch lor date. routes as tljejr befct lielil of labor house belore going to Columbia to md set them. Jas. L. Potkct.

There are well-to-do farmers accept a position in a department stow Will Fisher and lamily left, thi has Morrison, ol Ash (irove, around town whose names are not on Ai tnur allace, son of T. II. Wal morning lor I.os Angeles. California was visiting her grandmother, Mrs our list, but we U-licve, could be lace, and Miss Lillie ltrowu were mar Elizabeth Holder. Thursday and Frl- where they expect to make their home induced to subscribe.

The vote Wed ried in I'adeville, on Friday the 2Hh I hey were accompanied bv Mark Kl- lay, Jim Mc.Melien and lamily will move nesday inornjng, stood a follows: They returned to this city Frid.n vidge. There is considerable emigra O. M. fflamatead. Mis Retta James 12.62.") and for the present will make tion to the west, this (all.

but we sus- eveiiin into the Wadlow house, this week. J. their home with the lmooiii's father peci piosi ot tiiem win lin tneir wav Miss (iene Miller 1 1.905 Miss Lu.ie Pyeatte. 825 Miss (iaibrella Huston 125 Luniiytigliaiu is now at home on the place he bought ot Mr. McMehen.

I'he Tribune congratulates this wor'hy back better satisfied than ever helort- youii couple. with giaud old Missouri. A HANDSOME HEAD Maurice Ciiiinyngham. who is doing Sunday night, net ween 12 and 1 i vv months in tvhieh to work vet lr. Perry and Mrs.

M. A. Strick carpenter work in (-'iiiinnigham A- cmaiu. This will be the most inter land went to Niiulav even- o'clock, lire broke out in the store ol Hooter A Co. ot Pearl.

The build Mc.Melien' now More building, spenl inir. with Mrs. Strickland's daughter ist injj time (f the contest. We pre Sunday with hu home folk al Mor- must be well gioomi-jj jpoap. pel lujncs, a mt tooth powder.

ing and stock were an entire loss dict there will be a clqse fight for the Agnes. Several months ago Ague risville. I'he Company carried insm- tell Irom a horse breaking her arm i wo handsome prizes to be jfiven away I'rof. Hutler, the well know scien as handsome di ami lo the handsome tiling anee winch will about half covet th, and collar bone. The Iracture ha Ilaitlioine ton i en but ig title optician, will be in Walnut (irove Mr.

Hooter will not rebuild not healed properly andjit was decided 'J ju Tribune. of The Wffk, Saturday, October 2S. Have him to but will move to Springtield and liuil to take her to Springfield so that the test your eyes and prescribe glasses il bone might be examined with an Drug Items a position. Mr. Hoover's partner in business, we understand, was Io-v.

they are needed. ray. ji is ieareu tna; i fie oone win Mrs. Johnson died, Saturday, at the W. Ii.

Morgan, who has been vert un have to be broken and re-set. Mrs. Iaiule is re ported unite kick. home of her daughter, Mis. Matthews.

Mrs. Johnson was ijiiitc old and had Ilinr.ilav ot last week was the lit fortunate lately, having been a loser iu the Clinton bank laihne. II, Mr. Hooter and Iev. Morgan have the jVoin us.

Vou ft well known 10 it the best niaiij.a.tijii's and fee I safety Ilia! comes Iroji; their Use. the best people and wjnt our list 1'olk Loyd and family spent Sunday tietu anniversary of the birth of been sick some time. She was the jvith C. M. Loyd.

II. A. (jilljiand. and her children cele mother ol Jap Johnson. hearty sympathy ol many friends in their loss, Itring your Wheat and Corn the brated the day by presenting her with Ilemoiuber that Monday.

November Mill for exchange. a handsome willow rocker. Mer is a special entrance day at the The Tribune has boiiitlit a hand Mrs. Willis of I'henix, was trading d'iiighter. Mrs.

Nellie Wheeler am MfClurp's Drug Sim, Springfield Normal and llusiuess Col some V2 Monitor Job Pres. which town, Monday. Minnie lllhite came in Irom lege. Make your plans to go. Nearly we expect to have installed in out W.

Ft ley will pay highest cash every young person taking a course in Nox ami sjiciit the day with her. The Tribune hopes Mrs. Gilliiand will live office in the of two weeks' hen price for your produce. that school is successful. The nresi- we will be ready to turn out as rood to celebrate many more happy an l)r.

Sikidmore syent Sunday visiting radlll.tM job work as is done in this seetho, School Supplies. niversaries with her children and his parents in Springljeld. tions. neighbors. the state.

When we once get this press in working order we expect tn J. It. Vestal, ot Springfield, spenl Sunday visiting in town. THE OILY guaranteed KIONCY make a specialty ol that line of work KID- cunc J. A.

Brim made a business trip to DO YOU SUFFER FROM NEY TROUBLES? ami our solicitor will call on vou lor Is Smith Sure Kidney Cure. Your your orders. We have worked under druggist will refund your money if We guarantee one bottle ol Smith' great difficulties since we have owned loliyar, Tuesday. A) parties indebted to J. M.

Hutch pr please call and settle. alter taking one bottle you are not sat Sure Kidney Cure to benelit or cure.or The Tribune, office on account of a poor isfied with results. Price 50c at W.L. your druggist will refund vour money job press and we are indeed delighted Loyd Kelley shipped a car load oil perry's Price 50c at W. L.

Perry's, cattle to Kansas City, Tuesday to replace it with a good, light-running up-to-date machine. We have the most complete and up-to-date supply of Sl'lliiOl, in town. Send the children to us to lie lilted out in Tablets, Pencils, Slfites, Spongos, IU. AH the things they need. They will receive our best attention mol Ihuir wiiuts ciwcfiilly supplied.

We lmve on hauil a conilele linn of PeeRetbeeRs, Jewelry Side Cemb, BaoK Camb Etc. besides our regular line DIirtiS.l'ATKNT MKIilCIXKS, 'JOILKT AK I'll l.VM Cull anil see us iu our new and elerf intly eiiiin'd bi uir Store. Smith Everly Drug Co. A. W.

EVERLY, MANAGER. Perry Clavpool made a business Last week the Walnut (irove Hard. rip to Kansas City, Tuesday. ware and Furniture Co. completed a Hichest market priiie paid loi Wheat at the Mill Olid levator.

ityleT JODSS BrOSf EVNewmg leal by which they sold out and are nit ol business. Cunnyngliam Mc I have two hay bailers to sell very Mehen bought their hardware, stoves, etc. J. A. Brim bought tho imple ments, buggies, wagons, etc.

and W. Cloaks that fit. J. Jones and son, Tim, bought the stock ol luriiiture. Work of iuvoiciii" is going on this week.

We under We have a complete line of Ladies' and stand Judge Deiiby, who was the senior member of the linn expects tol go to the southwest to liud a climate Children's Cloaks, Don't do a thing until Smith Ki'Ucifs FOH FKESH CKOf-'KHIKS that will be better suited to his wile. you come and look over our line. who is (Dieted with rheumatism Klingner the junior member of the linn, have not yet decided hat Ladies9 ee-quarter they will do, but will doubtless re cheap. J. M.

Butchkh. J'hil attorney ol Bolivar was in town, ie lirst the week. I don't try to sell the cheapest but best Jas. Pwtisf.t. ISunch Staley and sister spent Sunday visiting at the lyooiiey home.

We want your Produce. Highest cash price. W. C. I'tley.

Mr. Qtiaid and wife ol the Phcnix Stone Lime were in town Sat, lirday. Mrs. Belle Sloan, ol pearl, visited Saturday, with her mother, Mrs. S.

0. Brower. Will Utley went to Willard, Saturday, on business, returning home, Monday. The Taka Embroidery Club met with Mrs. Jessie McMehen, Tuesday afternoon.

Dr. Jones, of Springfield, spent Sunday here visiting his sister, Mrs. Strickland. Miss Vera Toa'son relumed home. main in Walnut drove lor the winter length Cloak, in a fine, anyway.

DIED. smooth Kersey, black, Hev. F. M. Kelley died at his home All fresh and up-to-ihite, Prices ri'iit.

We meet nil competition. FRESH MEAT AT TIMES. During the fair we will lmve enough for all. We have made arrangement for an extra supoly. so we know that tve v.

ill not run out. Come and sec us W' make a kpcciality of PKODl-CK. (inarnntee you us much as anyone. Smith Kelley. on me uaueviue ami Aiuricu roau, ou last Wednesday nrlit ol neuralgia of brown and castor; just the heart.

IJro. Kelley was about 72 years ol age, man greatly beloved think of it only $500. by his neighbors and friends and will be sadly missed iu the community He leaves a wife ami ninny relatives And a complete assort and Irleuds to mourn his demise. He Monday, from a few days' visit in was an ordained minister in the Hap- tist church, having made a protessmn ment in all grades. See Springfield.

Carl Holmes came home from Boli FDR ol religion when ho was 17 years old. and ever since lived a consistent var, Saturday, lor a short visit with christian life. home lolks. our Bain Coats, they are Mrs. Cossins came down from Boli- FULL OF TBAOIC MCANINO.

rar, Friday, to visit her daughter.Mrs. are these lines from 3. II. Simmons, beauties, L. Murray.

Go to Fisher. of Casey, la. Think tVlint miht have Mrs. Joseph Rowdcn and children resulted from his terrible cough if he not taken the medicine about which weal Ut Miirrisville, Monday, nnd sienl he writes: "I had a fearful coiih. Hie day with friei.ds.

Miss Minnie McMclicn returned to Polk James, merchant nnd station agent at Harold, got his foot badly crushed between the earn of a freight that disturbed my nights rest. 1 tried everything, but nothing would relieve it, until I took Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs PLANS TO GET RICH, are often frustrated by sudden biMak down, due to dyspepsia or constipation. llruce up and taku Dr. King's which completely cured New Life Tills.

They take out the and Colds, train, last Wednesday. Air. Jainc did not realize Iiis foot was so badly hurt until he removed his shoe at iil'ht I 1 have the nicest line of tiroceries in town and prices right. The finest new Sorghum yon can find at my place. Uet my price Fvery thing is new and good to eat.

Yours for business, J. J. Fisher, materials wh en are cloeirinir vour ir.e. instantly relieves ana ner- her home in Oklahoma, on Tuesday of last week. Cunnj iighain McMehen are hold-lug a big removal sale, this week.

The Tribune printed them 500 hand-gome bills, Saturday. Itead their ad-vcrtisegicut ill ilstie. energies, and give you a new start, manently cures all throat and lung and found it badly inai gled. Dr. Cure headache and duziness too.

At diseases; prevents trripaud pneumonia, L. Perry's Druir dtofe; Sic. tfuar- At W. L. Perry's druggist guaranteed Smith was called to dreM the Injured iNnlcttd.

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