The Winchester Star from Winchester, Kansas • 4

L.K.&W. Time 'fable. 's tiis Mews? EAST JiOUI.D. Train -12, Passenger, 10:11 a. Train 44, Mixed.

11:10 p.m. WEST HOUND. Train 4t," Passenger, p. m. Mixed, a.

in. 8 'J mUj four In ir Dr. Carley reports the birth of a fon f'o Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MoCarter Jan, l5th.

It only lived a few hours. The revival meeting at the Methodist church is still in progress. Rev. W. Layton of Leavenworth is assisting Rev Stevaosoa.

WAN'TEO AOT1VB MEN OK GOOD CHAR-aeter to deliver and eollect in Kansas for an old established lnauufacturints wholesale house; $000 a year sure pay. Honesty more than experience required. Our any bank in any city. Eudosu self addres ed envelope. Manufacturers, Third Floor, SH Uearborue St.

Chicago, 111. A Mother's and Daughter's meet uring this GRHAT SALE we are going to reduce our stock of WINTER GOODS and the prices will not he a stumbling block in this sale. We are going to sell regardless. There is hdt sufficient space in this paper to enumerate the many bargains to be found here; come in and we will show you that we are the only, 1 I fj I Well, wa do not know who wilt be elected but we da know that we" have one of the largest and best assorted stocks of lumber in county. Everything under cover.

Lumber nil nice and bright. We will not be undersold. Come and figure with us. We can and ill save you money. Lambert Lumber Co.

FEED BLOUNT, Manaeeri KIBKPATRlCK BRCS. FULL LINE. OF Drugs, Mpdininps and Chemicals. Jewelrv. Perfumery and Toilet Articles, Toilet Soa'ps.

Sponges, Brushes, Combs, etc. Physicians Pjcscriplions Carefully C'jiiipouiided. Misses French, 1 Drss-makiiiff Parlor 9 In BeeSo Building. Established 1S6G. Gcraughiy Mi Marble a Granite Dealers' 316 and 318 Cherokee Street jiCavenioorui, Aarsas A.

B. DARN ALL, General Asent; Kansas. A No. i Stock Farm for Salef This farm is situated (a Leavenworth country, Kansas, near Easton. containing 480 acres, 235 acres in cultivation, 245 in grass; tunning" water the year round, plenty of house, tarns, sheds for 100 head stock, grauery cribs and all out-buildings; fruits of all kinds Will sell all or part to suit purchaser, milci from school, 2 miles from live raitroad town of 400 Terms to Bait purchaser.

Owner selling bh account of wantiDg to retire from, Possession given immediately. Apply to Jos2i'ii Lynn, ftaston, isansas; ing will be held at the home cf Mrs. KeetM, Sat. Jan. 2Gth at 2K)0'clock p.

m. Topic: "Peace in Christ though in the world affections." John 10, 33. Leader, Mrs. B. Keers.

A short program, consisting of recitations- and select readings, will be given. A cordial invitation is extended to all. DeWitt, Ia. Pepsin Syrup Co. Gents: I cannot recommend Dn Caldwell's Syra'p Pepsin too highly.

It. has been a great benefit to me, v'ery truly, Ray Buckley. Sold by Dr.J.O. R. Carley.

Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McClure; entertained a few young people Thursday evening.

Out of. towi guests were: S. M. Johnson and Fred Burdick of Nortonville, Mr. pur-dick favored the company with some selections on the piano.

A Prominent Chicago Woraa'n Speaks. Prof. Roxa Tyler, of Chicago7; Vice-President Illinois Womaa's Alliance, in speaking of Chamber-! Iain's Cough Remedy, 8ay: "I suffered with a f-evere cold this wiu- er which threatened to run into I tried different reme dies but I seemed to grow worse, the medicine upset my stomach. A friend advised me to use Chamberlain's Cough remedy and I found it was pleasant to take and it relieved me at once. I hki now entirely re covered, save a doctor's bill, time and suffering, Bnd I will never be without this splendid medicine again." For sale by Frank Kirk-pritrick, Druggist.

The second serious accident, with in a short time, occurred in the L. K. W. yards, Satuiday morning. Brakeman W.

J. Hallett. of No. 43, was setting some cars on the house track and was near the deraii at the west end of the yards. He was riding on the end of the brake-beam similar to the position in which young Caldwell was hurt aud his feet being wet, slipped off and bis left foot struck pquaroly across the rail, one wheel passing over it.

He walkrd to the It was a most miraculous escape, Dr. Martin was call and upon etfaininatisn it was pfound that no bones were -broken ind the only injary was a break in the skin, abjut three inches long, on the inside of his foot, near the sole. He was taken to the Central Hotel, where he tested easily throughout the day and was taken to his honfe Leavenworth on lo. 44. He is improving rapidly.

To Whom It May We" wish to notify the citizens of this country that we havn secured Ibe agency for Dri Caldwell's Syrnp Pepsin, the great cure Constipation, Indigestion, Sick Headache, and Stomach Trouble, and guarantee it to do as recommended. We always beep the best drugs 'oh band and fdlicit a call, promising ih'6 very best of every thing. You'lis Dr. J. 6.

R. CifiLEr. Township Board" The Township Board will hold their regulaf quarterly meetiug at the Star office' Mjnday, January 2St. 2 ricsr. D.

Trustee. 3 UCfly xJKKKKn Vfi.lw Gaidiner, son of John Gardiner, of Topeka, visited relatives h'-rft a Fhort time Tuopday. lie ci'pmpariied the' Slnne funeral party ft'oiu Topkii. L. G.

Ivkivdith and J. H. Wfl-helm utt prided the Implement Convention at Kansas City ibis wttk. Some dny the Star will chiouicle that L. C.

has gone on the road for eooie hardwaie firm. Mrs. Sarah Mcldeu, wife of the late Thomas Molden, of Easton died at her home in that place Friday. The cause of death was pneumonia fever; t-he was iU bat one week. nccuiiijt of her advauced age the sutronrnbed quickly.

Mrs. Iftolden was Gv yeais of age. She leaves live children. uncial service were held Sui.dny hnd she was buried beside her husband in the Easton ce me I ery Mi'hs KUnehe Slane, aged eiffn-tpeti, HiiUiih'-er of the late GecrgH Shtne died at. Topeka Monday m'oVn- 'iviz from the result of an operation which was performed for hW wi.8 ill but a short tins' Tne remain's1 were thippfd to Nor- tuovilie Muniiy evening and from th'-re ti her home north of heit, where tiiH funeritl, services, conducted by h-v.

J. C. Hammond weio held' Wednesday and the enterment was rcad'e at Spring Orove cemetry. Some pf-ople keep advice for erat-uiton distribution, and give it at such length and with such energy that all free seems Jost to the one hddreased. A well-bred should be exercised both in ahking quesfkns and suffeiing advief, respecting every one's nat-nrul desire for independent thought and action.

The elders are apt to dogmMtiza. expecting their views to be excepted without forgetting that their correctness' is not so bvident to those whose rciuds have not through the same process. Ladies' Home Journal. LADIES, wKitYOi? Editok Of Thk Stah: 1 thpre anytluns at all that can wty or to courjiice ALL your lady readors tliat are ivins away to every married lady' liT tlie L'd'itea States who i Writes for it an elegant stsrlinp iilver plated suuar siiell like Jewelers, sell at'e eacli? There Is no "catch" aiiout tris offer. There Is notlilns to pay, nor rcqi'treiutlij to buy anything in order to seoiti tins heaatllOi souvenir Rift, it Is our way oi' aavertisiivjihe Quaker Valley silverware.

A copy of tha Hpiile huidsher) our own pubil. cation, will also be Vont tjhis beautiful sugar-shell Is worth asking for. Tle; it seems to us that we should hear fi om every married lady who re.ids your paper QUAKER VALLEY MFO. (15 Ct) Morgan and Harrison Chicago. Jurs.

llachcl Elliott died at her home at OwkBlooba Thursday after- noon, after a lingering illness of cancer of the stomach The disease lirsfc mrde its appearance, last summer. She was taken to Kansas City be operated upoo, but on the ad-vibe of physicians there, the operation was not made and she return-d to her home. Since then fhe had been gradually sinking, and at no rime was there the slighes- hope of her recov-iry. Mrs. Elliott was an old resident of the county, having resided on a farm, five miles south cf here for twenty-five years.

About seven years ago her husband, Wni. KilioU, died and she moved to town. After a residence of some time here, (-he disposed of her property and removed to Topeka, where she only remained a short time, going from thrro to Oskaloosa. She leaves a large family of cl ildrea who are: J. li.

and Miss AUie Elliott, of Dn-ve Mrs. Harry Edwards of Plum Grove, BL G. Elliott of Union, Mi p. H. T.

Thompson and Frank Elliott OpkaloosHj and Miss Linda Elliott, -ft bo held a position as stenographer with' tie enta Fe at Topeka at the time lur fActhef w-is taken ill. The funerhl services, conducted by Jiev. D. H. Coulter, of the ft church i-ere held, Sunday at the Plum Grove church OLd the interment Wan Grd'vJ Cmefary.

The diseahfd was a member of the Christian church of this" place. For One house of three" jcomrS' and one G6 foot lot, smoke hous6 and good well. One house of three rooms and one GG foot lot. One house of five roofiis ancl two lots. Good cellar, well and wood-house.

All in good repair. T. J. ifc Mooiead: For Sale. Kfiflir Corn, Cane, Clover Hay.

Iuquiro at this oMce. Blo wn To A toms The old idea that the bbily sometimes needs a powerfri), drastic, purgative pill has" been, eroded; fur Dr. Kings New Life Pills7 which af perfectly harmlessrgently Stimulate' liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the, eys-eii and absolutely cure Constipation and Sic Headache. Only 25c at all drug Btorel 'crsciials. j.

C. Gardiner was in Leavenwortk Thursday. Clint Raines hasi returned from Kansas City. Mrs. Isaac Miller spent Saturday in Easton, Mrs.

Ed Kieuan visited friends in Easton. Sat urday Ernest Reed and Jpmes Curry Jr. were in Leavenworth Tuesday; Mr. ao'd Mw. E.

D. Royer visited relatives at Valley Falls Saturday. Eugene Coulter returned Tuesday "morning to bis home at Greely, Colo. Miss Jean Comptbn, of Atccisbn 'is visiting Miss Annie Christie thfs week. Miss Nellie Keirnan is the guest 'of the Misses Mow'ca at Easton' this week.

Win. Elgin; a mftle 'dealer from Platte county, Mo. was fi'e'ra this week. C. D.

Db vis transacted business with the County Coaimissiouef's Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. G.

Talcbtt attended the funend of Sarah" Moldea al Easton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mm. Dill wore the guests of ilr.

and Henry Shaw ut Potter Tuesday. G. V. Dryden, of Lee Summit, K-pent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Miller Crutchiit'ld.

F. D. itoyer, Chas. Currjp Harry Lilli'e and Argile French were in Leafeoffoirib; Wednesday. Miss Frnnkie" Roberts returned home Jitter, a few day 'A visit with St.

J. Gardiner. James Gibson, fch of Marion Gibson of Yukon here 'bu a two week's visit with relatives. Dr. D.

D. Wilson of Nortbnville visited his mother Monday. He will leave for Chicago in few Says. F. ifincbman ft at Mayetta this week.

Her mother, Mrs. G. D. Oliphant, is ill with aD attack of It? grippa. Jndge CrnCcnfield and wife, of Woodruff.

Sto. are visiting Mr. and jlirs. Miller and Mrs. Ph oeb'a Davis tais week Veriiie araiail, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joe formerly of this 'aoe and now of Blue Eapids is TOiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Wrt,.