Haviland Onlooker from Haviland, Kansas • 5

S. President. TBos. Taylor. Vice Pre.

Oscar Maret spent Christmas with his parents. Hoy Puyear has gone" to St. Joseph to spend a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

Wyant from Dodge have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Walter Cain. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett from Oklahoma are visiting their son, J.

L. Bennett. Ty cullins was home for christ-mas. v. E.

B. Smith is now a resident of Belvidere. HIMES FANKHOUSEH Carry a full Line of Harness, Robes, Blankets, Furniture Notions Ceo. Ostxrae. CaUiier.

The Farmers State Bank. GREENSBURG, KANSAS A General Banking Business Transacted Money to Loan on Good, Chattel Security. Try Us. We will treat you right. Ma.chine for Sharpening Plows he.res.

PATENTED NOVEMBER 2'2, 1904. HAVILAND FEED MILL Grinds all Kinds of Chop Corn Meal and Graham Constantly on Hand. Ladies, Attention. Having purchased a late pat-ent fly shuttle Carpet Loom I would be glad to get your carpet and rug Mrs. A-fH.

4 miles south kridi west of Haviland. avis HAVILAND. KAS. Levy J. Cox General Blacksmith-ing and Repair Work, When you want a pleasant purgative try Chamberlaine's Stomach and Liver Tablets.

They are easy to take and produce' no nausea, griping "or1 ether disagreeable effect. For sale by Ma ble J. Bennett. Good and uick Tire Setting. 4 KEPT SPEECHES OF LOVER.

ks Clo aoies Shop on corner east of Bank. ReajEstate Bought and Sold S15 Cloaks Cut to $10 SO 1-2 Cloaks Cut to $9. $10 Cloaks Cut to 7 12. By Their Means Wife Kept Husband in Subjection, "No, I never a bit of trouble witlr my husband," remark- ed the frail little woman with the intelligent face. "In fact, I have him right under mf thumb." "You don't look very strong," doubtfully; commented the engaged "You mistake me, my dear.

It's mental, not physical, sub -AT THE- and Boys Overcoats left at a Bargain. Largest Line of Mendenhall Agency If you want to purchase improved or unimproved prop erty. If yo want a line of INSURANCE either on city property or farm property in Excellent Insurance Companies. If you wish to purchase a suit of made to mearsure clothes, of first-class fabrick. If you want work performed, call on Ncreus H.

Mendenhall. jection." Would you mind telling me just how "Not a bit! Always glad to help any one steer clear of the rocks. First of all you must know that a man in love is the biggest sort of a fool, and says things that make him almost wild when he hears, them in after life. I realized.it, and from the very beginning of our courtship I kept a phonograph in the room, and every speech he made was duly recorded, Now, whon my husband gets a little bit obstrep Swaim Weyer, Expert HorseSIioer in Connection. HALF CIRCLE WATER TANKS MADE TO OKDER.

16 FOOT TANK $15; 18 FOOT TANK, $15i. GALVENIZED LUE CAPS MADE TO OKDEU EVER SEEN IN THIS COUNTY. WE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR Si Turkeys and chickens HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR EGGS AND BUTTER. WV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVtVV'VVVVV'VVVV i erous. I just turn out a record or so.

Heavens! hw he does rave; but hp can't erfy it. They always thdfigh, if you' don't have proofs posjtive." "Thankjjou," greatfully murmured rtlft "I'll get a phonograph' this'very day." London TiBits' Dr. and 'Mrs. Bennett came over from Greensburg to spend Christmas with Dr. Nat: F5- A HaLppy New Year to all our Customers.

Mercantile co. FRESH CANDIES. We still have some of those FINE BON BONS. COME IN and SEE THEM. Mabel J.j Bennett, A fi Mrs.

Walter. Cain and friend Miss Tuttle," of Dodge, were visiting the family 6 A. Cain Wednesday. T. farther, of Fred, and son Will, of Owens, Oklahoma, are visiting here this week.

Most of the young people who SSSSETS FARM L.OANS areaway teacMnSnd attending school are home for vacation. cu o. Low rate of interest Money gotten with-, out delay A general Real Estate Insurance and Abstract Business transacted. Among them are Emil Elder and Capitola Pyle from K. Kathleen Elder, Miss Woods, Grace Cox, Raymond Woodard and Albert Young from F.

Marvin A. W. HER.SUQERGER., GREENSBURG. KANSAS. Real Estate and Insurance.

Collections for Non Residents. Whitlow and John Batman from Business college Wichita; Minnie Fankhouser, Bell Owens, Gertrude Maret, Bell and Lillian Framt, Ethel Cosand and Addie Whitlow who are teaching. Florence Owens who is attending school at Greensburg. Greensburg contingent is also home. Elizabeth Wilder, Albert McKinley land Lester Burt from K.

Laur. and Flora Einsel from B. 'and Travis Wilson from Salina. W. K.

Maret is home from a visit to Missouri. Ed Beydlery received one copy of the Onlooker and it made him so homesick that he immediately started for home arriving Thurs-' day in good shape. He says Oregon is a great Cnrm- Cooke, M. Batfcin, Guy York, R. Woodward and Mrs.

Fankhausor have new 'phones. 1 Fred Swaim.Frank Brown anl E. E. Bradfie.ld have bean on th, sick list. J.

B. Marcellus, of Kansas City is visiting at the Pyl Raoich. A letter from T. J. Harris reports his sate arrival at Hespr and tells of the good time he i.i having with old friends.

Foot ball Haviland vs. Wc V-ford at Hailand Saturday, ceniber 31. Havilund vs. Pratt at Partt, Mondry, Jan. 1.

BARGAINS LAND. rv 480 acres near-Wellsford, good four room frame house, good barn, fine'gro'vo and orchard, two wejls, 1 10 acres in cultivation, balance pasture, this is an ideal place for farming and stock ing. A snap at $5000 if sold soon. 100 acres 2 miles nor ill of Wellsford, 120 acres in cultivation 'lr tw room frame house hk-II 40 acres fenced, price $2000.