The Times from Clay Center, Kansas • Page 6

PAGE SIX 23, 1905. THE TIMES CLAY CENTER, KANSAS. Centennial. North Sherman. Nov.

20. Miss Reed attended the All Over The County. Continued from page 3.) 3i THE DISCOVERER Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, the Great Woman's Remedy for Woman's Ills. Center M7of Clay O.

O. Coleman F. L. Williams. Coleman Williams, Lawyers.

Second stairway west of FirBt National bank, Clay Center, Kansas. DR. D. P. COOK, Homceopathist.

Office opposite northwest corner park. Residence 3 blocks north of QiUett House. C.K. WEAVER D.D. S.

DENTIST. Successor to Dr. O. P. Howe.

Office in First National Bank building. Phone 106. DR. M. HARNER, Physician and Surgeon.

Office and residence over First National Bank. Phone 45. Clay Center, Kan' C. D. OSTERHOUT, Dentist.

Hoath Side Lincoln Avenne. W. P. ANTHONY, Attorney-at-Law. W.

G. MEALS, (Successor to Stewart Bros.) Bayer and shipper of poultry, eggs, bntter and potatoes. Highest mar. ket prices paid. Col.

Sam Langworthy, Auctioneer. Oldest in the county. Leave orders at the Peoples' Nat'l Bank or at The Times. TRANSFER WAGONS D. J.

Brown Can move or haul anything; pianos moved for 1.50. Will meet the price of any competitors. Telephone 254 Jso other female medicine in the world has received such widespread and Unqualified endorsement. other medicine has such a record hosts of grateful friends as has of cures of female troubles or such Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

It will entirely cure the worst forms of Female Complaints, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and Ulceration. Falling and Displacement of the Womb, and consequent Spinal Weakness, and is peculiarly adapted to the Change of Life. It has cured more cases of Backache edy the world has ever known. It is almost infallible in such cases. It dissolves and expels tumors from the Uterus in an earl' stajje of development.

Irregular, Suppressed or Painful Menstruation. Weakness nf Stomal Indigestion, Bloating, Flooding, Nervous Prostration, Headache, General Debility quickly yield to it. Womb troubles, causing pain, weight and backache, instantly relieved and permanently cured by its use. Under all circumstances it invigorates the female system, and is as harmless as water. it quickly removes that Bearing-down Feeling, extreme lassitude, "don't care" and "want-to-be-left-alone" feelinir.

excitabilitv. irritabilitv. nervous- ness, Dizziness, Faintness, sleeplessness, ananeaaacne. xnese are sure indications of Female Weakness, or some derangement of the Uterus, which this medicine always cures. Kidney Complaints and Backache, of either sex, the Vegetable Compound always cures.

j.nose women wno reiuse to accept anything else are rewarded a hundred thousand times, for they get what thev want a cure. Sold bv Druercista Nov. 14. Sabbath school closed November 5th at the school house. Rev.

Hannum of Manhattan gave a talk on the subject, "And who knoweth whether thou art come to the Kingdom for such a time as this." was intended especially for the young but was very ntting ror tne older ones as well. Wave Tobyne, and Beattie Copeland spent Wednesday evening the home of John Sanderson. Dave Shields and Walter Marshall have their phones now. J. G.

Stevenson, wife and daughter Millie spent Wednesday eve at A. Copeland's. Lizzie Wilson is staying with Mrs. Jennie Greenlee. J.

B. Porter and wife of Denison visited at Robert Rea's Monday and spent the evening at Robert Green lee's. Alex McConnell and wife and j. B. Porter and wife took supper at A.

Copeland's Tuesday evening. Rowe Tobyne arrived home from Nebraska Saturday where he has been visiting the last three weeks. Several of the young people in the valley attended the box supper at 8 mile last Friday nieht and report a fine time. Rev. Greer will preach in Hebron church Sabbath November 19 at 2 p.

m. All are cordially invited to at tend. Rev. Greer will hold communion at Hebron church, Sabbath, November 26. A box supper at Hammerli school house, Wednesday evening; Ellen I Rea teacher.

A number of the young people are expecting to attend. Our school is progressing finely un der the leadership of Charles Worrall. A box supper at the school Decem ber 1st. Everybody invited. Lawrence spent a very pleasant evening in the home of Mrs.

Johnson last Friday. Two Mile-Four Mile. Nov. 21. Glen Tomilson was helping in Doling's store last Saturday.

Communion services were held at Republican City church Sabbath Day The meeting of the B. M. I. club was postponed last week on account of Mr. Campbell's funeral.

Wm. Opfer went to Wakefield last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mclntire have been visiting at their son Jim's the past two weeks.

John Woods of Newton was calling on friends and old neighbors last week. He is very much pleased with his new home Mr. and Mrs. Bert White had a lit tie dinner party Saturday for a few of their friends, the occasion, being their wedding anniversary. Eric Anderson, the young man who has been working at Dr, Gillespie's for several gone to Minnesota to attend school the coming winter May success go with him.

Mesdames Charlie White and Nel son Hahn entertained a number of their friends Friday evening at the home of the latter. Henry Splate received word Satur day evening that his bon-in-law, Chris lioelzle, or Denver met with a very severe accident Thursday evening and no hopes of his recovery. Mr. Hoelzle was on the third lloor and went to the elevator shaft intending to go down to the first floor. It was dark and he did not know that the elevator was a story higher up, stepped off and fell down three stories.

Word was re ceived Tuesday that he is still living ana some hopes of his recovery Highland. Nov. 21. Mrs. C.

Klein and Miss Mrs. W. Moehle Friday visited with Wednesday. Emma Hildenbrand took supper at jrcosa acnune's Sunday Mrs. Purchase and daughter.

Mrs Hicks, called on friends in Green last Tuesday. C. leland and wife took dinner with C. Mugler and family Sunday Katie and Martha Musselman spent weanesaay evening with Jessie and Edith Purchase. Julia Klein called on Mrs.

M. Hof mann Monday afternoon Minnie, Lydia and Charley Hilden brand, Christ Steinbach and Ervin Schurle spent Sunday evening at Mr noth's. Mrs. Musselman and daughter Katie visited with Mrs. J.

Hildenbrand last Thursday. Mary Smidth visited Lydia Roth inursday evening. Lena and Rosa Roth and Rosa Frederick called on Lena Trump Sunday afternoon. Henry Funck was in Green on business on Monday morning. Mrs.

Schurle and daughter called on Mrs. Mugler Monday afternoon. Mrs. Mohle is expected home from Nebraska Wednesday where she was visiting relatives and friends. Miss Friday expects to eo to her home in Nebraska Thursday.

Mr. Schurle and Miss VanHove at tended church in Clay Center Sunday evening. Found, a whip socket: owner Dlease call for same. Kansas inventors. List of patents issued to residents of Kansas, Nov.

14, 1905, as reported by iiy. Stackpole, lawyer and patent solicitor, Clay Center, Geo. R. Hysom, Paola, wagon body. Grant S.

Lowell, Salina, steam plow. David P. Morgan, Wichita, car coupling. Wilson E. Symons, Pittsburg, railway bumping post.

Terrified. You may well be terrified when you first suspect that you are a victim of chronic dvspepsia, liver or bowel trouble. These diseases always go from bad to worse, unless checked in time by the only safe and sure laxative medicine for dyspepsia that you can get Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Sold by all druggists at 50c and 81.00.

Money back if it fails. teacher's association in Morganville Saturday. There was a large attendance of the Ladies Aid society last Thursday. Sherman school will render two programs next Friday afternoon. George Funnell was out from Clifton Sunday to see his daughter, Mrs.

J. A. Patterson. The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. I.

J. Wright last week. They meet with Mesdames B. F. and A.

M. Lakin this week. Mrs Fuller was the guest of Mrs. F. E.

Knapp Thursday. Mr. Kinsev from Garfield attended service at Sherman church Sunday. A few farmers have finished their corn husking. There is much yet to be harvested however.

Mr. and Mrs. James Beeson of Sher- iden township were in Sherman Sun day. J. G.

Miller was down southwest of Morganville last week getting out some saw logs. II. H. Bundle, G. Gardner, C.

A. Johnson and E. L. Green were sum moned for jury service last week. Mrs.

C. W. Law had one of her knees quite badly hurt by slipping in getting out of a wagon a short time ago. The ladies invite everybody to at tend their fair and dinner at the church on Thanksgiving. Mrs.

Eddy Storum's face was quite severely scalded Saturday by her dropping a kettle of hot water on the stove ana tne concerns nying up her face. Her injury, though painful, is not serious. The Sherman kids and those from Ross and Johnson schools expect to play ballon the Sherman grounds Fri day afternoon. On Sunday, November 12; Miss Pike, a deaconess or tne iu. rJ.

cnurcn, ad dressed us in the afternoon in the interest of the Fisk Training school of Kansas City, Mo. She gave quite an interesting talk describing the work accomplished by the order. This branch of church work is very com mendable and should be liberally sup ported. Mrs. J.

G. Miller had quite a severe attack of pleurisy on the 10th. She has now recovered. J. W.

and J. A. Patterson attended the funeral of their uncle, Alexander Campbell, in Clay Center Thursday. The 9ports are havine some fine times hunting raccoons these fine nights. The boyshave an invitation to bring their hounds over to Fact to run down the coons over there.

It is said that the coons over there come out and drag the doga to the creek and drown 'em. The expenses of Sherman township the past two years were in excess of 2200 for each year. Sherman Sunday school will have appropriate exercises on Christmas eve. Frank Garrett raised enough buck wheat this year to make flap jacks for the county. Chas.

Harbaugh and wife of Clifton, attended service in Sherman church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Cyr from the Miltonvale neighborhood visited Grandma Souligny Thursday and Friday. Mr.

Cyr is a cousin of Mrs. Souligny. Tabor. Nov. -A new daughter was born 13th to Mr.

and Mrs. L. McConnell. Mrs. John Blackwood and son George are visiting relatives in Mitchell county.

Frank Coultra of Colorada went to Olathe last week after a visit at T. K. Tipping. R. Tippins gave a party to th9 young people last week, about sixty of them being present.

Light refreshments were served. Miss Garrett of Pleasant View was a recent guest of Alta McClanahan. TIT Cf a w. oierrnc is putting up a new barn. u.

xucuonnen is building a new granary. if .1 iurs. iippiu ana ennaren were vis itors at T. K. Tippins Wednesday Ethel Blackwood has been staying wun iurs.

Li. iucuonnen Whe are having lovely weather and the farmers seem to be running a race to see wnicn gets their corn out first m. Blackwoood and T. K. TiDDen drove to Clay Center Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs.

McClellan who formerly lived in our community Kev. Greer preached at Hebron habbath p. m. anny ana ittattie lilackwood spent rnaay evening witn Lizzie (iaston wooaside returned home from Mr. Rankin's Saturday evening.

ue giau to nave ner among us attain. Drusilla Garrett and Alma MeClena nan visited with the Misses Stenno oaiuruay evening. 1 1 Rose Edington was in our neighbor hood soliciting for The Times last week. Mrs. Robert McNeil.

Sirs. Andersnn and Mrs. Mabel Manwarren wprp guests of Mrs. McClenahan Wednesday. Mrs.

Mollie Sibbetts will lecture at Tabor next Friday evening. beveral from here attended vices at Shiloh Sunday evening. ser- Preparations are being made for a mass meeting to be held at Tabor in the near future. A liquid cold cure and the onlv cough syrup which moves the bo els works all cold out of the system is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. Clears the head and throat and makes weak lurgs strong.

Best for croup, Children love it. Sold by B. Johnston, Pioneer Drug Co. hen a father doesn't marry the second time to please his dauehter. she leaves home but when she does'nt marry to suit him, not only is that retreat denied him, but he has to let the new son-in-law come and live with him.

Atchison Globe. It in Idana. Nov. '21. Mrs.

Bonsor returned to her home Saturday at Lincoln, after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Bloom. Mrs. Jos.

Bundy spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. J. Soltz at Morganville. The pile driver was along our railroad line Thursday and Friday repairing the track. James and wife of Exeter township were visitors at J.

Vanzandts Thursday. The Annimus club met last week with Mrs. Dr. Moore. Mr.

Mclntire is building an addition to hi house. J. S. Swogger is repainting the U. P.

church. Rev. Story and wife attended the surprise on Rev. Mitchell at Four Mile Wednesday last. Dr.

Moore and wife were county seat visitors Friday. J. Scott Fullington was in Clay last week having dental work done. Mrs. R.

Roberts and A. Copeland and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. McClellan at Clay Center Friday. R. V.

Roach spent Sunday with his family in Clay. F. M. Torrence has been on the sick list the past week. F.

A. Hagberg has a sale Wednesday. He expects to leave the farm. There is being an addition built to the present parsonage, A. McCon-aghie doing the work.

E. Vanzandt of near Oak Hill expects to move here this week and occupy the Brown house. Mr. Vanzandt will engage in some kind of business. Congressman Calderhead of Marys-ville and Postmaster Achenbach of Clay Center were interviewing our citizens Friday.

Frank Gentry was helping in the removal of the Gentry store in Clay Center Friday. Al Engert, leader of the Idana band and the band boys will give an entertainment at the school house Thanksgiving evening. There will be music, a play and an oyster supper. The proceeds to go to the band. This promises to be one of the musical treats of the winter.

Everybody invited to come. R. V. Roach and R. B.

Trechsel shiDDed several cars of grain to K. C. last week. Maggie McClelland has gone to Clay Jenter to keep house for her brother, J. S.

McClelland. Mrs. M. Meek is on the sick list. Geo.

Rankin or Moreanvuie was visiting friends here Sunday. Ethel Houghton and Herbert were Clay Center visitors Monday. Chas. Worrell lost a horse Sunday. Mrs.

N. Tubbs and daughter were visitors at the Vanzandt and Heath homes the first of the week. W. F. Beseley visited his daughter, Mth.

Sharpless, at Bala Sunday, Mr. Miller going over to Clay Center with him. F. Gentry, M. Campbell, E.

Meek and M. Sanderson were Oak Hill vis itors Sunday. J. Scott Fullington has finished painting his lumber yard. II.

Mclntire is building a new house Mrs. J. B. Ferrel came home last week from a visit in Illinois. W.

W. Vanzandt of Carbon, Indiana, is visiting Joseph Vanzandt and his other sons. J. B. Ferree is building a new house.

Rev. Beach will preach a Thanksgiving sermon Sunday. W. H. McGee and wife and Mrs.

J. McChesney were recent guests at J. Vandzandt's. Mrs. Rankin and Mrs.

Stephenson were county seat visitors Monday. A cough syrup which drives a cold out of the stem by acting as a ca thartic on the bowels is offered in Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. Clears the throat, strengthens the lungs and bronchial tubes. The mother's friend and the children's favorite. Best for croup, whooping cough, etc.

Sold by B. Johnston, Pioneer Drug Co. You Must If you cannot, it is due to an. irritatci! or congested state of the brain, which will soon de-velope into nervous prostration. Nature demands sleep, and it is.

as important as food; it is a part of her building and sustaining process. This period of unconsciousness relaxes the mental and physical strain, and allows nature to restore exhausted vitality. Dr. Miles' Xcrvine brings refreshing sleep, because it soothes the irritation and removes the congestion. It is also a nerve builder; it nourishes and strengthens every nerve in your body, and creates energy in all the organs.

Nothing will give strength and vitality as surely and quickly as Dr. Miles' Nervine. "During1 tlie past winter I had two attacks of l-KJrippe which loft very weak, and in had condition. I wnn so norvous I conld r.ot sleep. My wife.

nfur tryinir different remedies, went for a doctor. The doctor was out, and a neighbor recommended Dr. Miles' Nervine, and she. brought home a bottle. I had not slept for some time, and had terrible pains in my head.

After takinsr a few doses of Xervin the pain was not so severe, and I dept. I nm now takins the second bottle and am verv much improved." HENRY M. SMITH. Underbill, Vt. Dr.

Miles' Nervine Is sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. If it fails, he will refund your money; Miles Medical Elkhart, Ind Sleep PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Drs. Tull Schwarz. Office over Post Office.

Clay Center, Kansas. THE STAR STEAM LAUNDRY Returns everything but the "DIRT." Washing is our business; we do it right. PHONE 44. E. T.

LAND0N, Prop. DR. H. K. BENNESON, Osteopathic Physician, Over Boston Store, Clay Center, DR.

X. OLSEN, Office on Lincoln Ave. Phone 264. Residence 423 Clark St. Phone 226.

Clay Center, Kansas W. T. ROCHE, LAWYER. Office over Peoples National Bank, Clay Center, Kansas. M.O.Porter.

B.F.Morgan. Drs. Porter Morgan, Physicians fc Surgeons. CLAY CENTER KANSAS. DR.

R. C. HARNER, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Green, Kans. Office oxer Millinery Store. Office phone No, 38.

Residence Phones, 11 line and 2222 Farmers' line. L. C. COOKSON, Auctioneer. Can be reached through the Bank of Wakefield or The Times office.

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Cleantr and beantifie the Promote! luxuriant frrowth. Never Fails to Beetore Gray Hair to its Voutliful Color. Cure alp ft hair lulling and Drurirta 430 Court street, Clay Center Kan. attenaea to. is W.

FINCH. Assistant. Phnnaion il iui: fcr Rll 1 1MR AM'Q DYE. rJT. 'T'V" I rim cta.

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1 imJimi iuiwm. IS ER.IC H. SWENSON, FINANCIAL AGENT. Buys and sells farm and city property. -Makes farm and short time loans.

Buys sale notes and takes charge of public sales. Writes Insurance. Special attention given to abstracting, rentals, steamship tickets, foreign exchange and collections. Office 401 Lincoln Avenvie, and Leuporrhrra than anv othp rem flatulency, melancholy or the blues" AH AGRI in Western Canada Is the amount many farmers will realize from their wheat crop this year. 25 Bushels to the Acre will bo the Average Yield of Wheat The land that this was erown on cost many of the farmers absolutely nothing, while those who wish to add to the 160 acres the Government Errant can buy land adjoining at from $6 to $10 an acre.

Climate splendid, schools and churches convenient, railways close at hand, taxes low. Send for pamphlet "20th Century Canada" and full particulars regarding rate. to Superintend-entof Immigration. Ottawa. or to the following authorized Canadian Government Agent: J.

S. CRAWFORD, 125 W. 9th Street, KANSAS CITY, M0. Mention thia paper THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP Cures all Cough and The Red Clover Blossom and the Honey Bee is on every assists in expell ing Colds from the System by Dotue. gently moving the bowels.

A certain cure for croup and whooping-cough. (Trade Hark Registered.) KENNEDY'S laxative CFVahE 129 i PREPARED AT THE LABORATORY OF E. C. DeWITT CHICAGO, U. 8.

Sold by Pioneer Drug Store In every town and village may be had, tin I 1 that makes your horses glad. in TAR mi Oil O. IF1. W. ZFL-ZROTT, 'i Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, i everywhere.

Refuse all substitutes. Upper Lincoln Creek. Nov. 21. Quite a number of farmers in this neighborhood have finished corn picking.

Mr. Mclntire and wife spent last week with their son J. L. across the river. W.

W. Smith has lost two valuable cattle on corn stalks Rod Scheinkoenig was in this part last week buying cattle, S.B. Amcoats and others having sold. Mr. Goodin and wife gave a very pleasant little flinch party Tuesdaj' night.

Roy Osenbaugh started Monday to pick corn for Mr. Mall. J. W. Householder and wife spent the day Saturday at the home of L.

Householder west of Clay Center. Elizabeth Amcoats spent a day or two last week with relatives near Morganville. Mrs. Slingsby visited friends up at Green last week, old friends whom she knew in Illinois. Herb Thornton left last week for Wisconsin where his wife is visiting relatives.

They expect to return home soon. There was a meeting at the Thornton school house last week to talk over putting in a switch on the L. K. road. It would be used chiefly for the shipping of stock and grain.

Wm.Heimerick and wife spent Sunday with Mr. Slingsby and family. Qreen. Nov. 21.

Ralph Holiday was quite sick last week. Zelda and Lydia Pettijohn were in Clay Saturday. Mrs. James was on the sick list a few days last week. Frank Maple went to Clay Center Thursday, returning Saturday.

Audrey lams visited in Clay Center from Friday until Monday. Mrs. Henry Newton of Fact and Mrs. R. Slingsby of Clay spent Thursday with Mrs.

Rote. Will Giffee, George Cox and Bertha and Pearl Cox attended the party at Mr. Purchase's Friday. Mrs. S.

A. King and Ethel Smith spent Thursday with Mr9. King's father T. Miles. Elver Hainey and wife went to Clay Center yesterday and spent the day with friends.

Geo. Hammond went to Greenleaf Wednesday and his brother returned with him for a few days visit. Maynard Moon of Oklahoma is here to visit friends for a few weeks. F. M.

Jacobs and wife and M. I. Waggener and wife spent Sunday with Mrs. Uuy Uwens of Fact. Little Dean Hainey has been very sick for the past few days but is improving a little now.

Continued on page Every ounce of food you eat that fails to digest does a pound of harm. It turns the entire meal into poison. This not only deprives the blood of the necessary tissue-building material but it poisons it. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a perfect digestant. It digests the food regardless of the condition of the stomach.

It allows that organ to rest and get strong again. Relieves belching, heartburn, sour stomach, in-digeston, palpitation of the heart, etc. Sold by B. Johnston, Pioneer Drug Co. Bargains in Farms and City Property.

Farm Loans negotiated at Lowest Rates. Insurance written, in Reliable Companies 4 atoWtable business A Clean Business Your Cash in Your Drawer Every Night Start a Billiard and Pool Room; very little capital required; we will sel you complete outfit; small payments down, balance We have some splendid locations. Write for terms. THE KANSAS CITY BILLIARD TABLE MFG. 1321 Main Kansas City, Mo.

J. E. PETERSON, Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Successor to Fletcher Finch) Located at the old pstablishment, uav ana JNisrnt can nromnuv Office nhone 360. J. A JL- ITht fl Sugar-coated, easy to IT A IPG -t 1 mild in action- They cure! jLy Wi OJT IilOconstiPation biliousness, sick-headache.

Want your moustache or beard.