The Wilson World from Wilson, Kansas • 3

SnriniiT ftliilrflns at Lftvitt Go's. Maywood Anders had two' of his 4Tt4TTOP4 4 One dollar buys two dollar's worth Leave us your order for ice, Levitt IVilson State Bank of goods at Gregor s. front teeth broken off and his upper lip badly cut Tuesday by being Did you know that Gregor is sell A few pattern and street hats cheap in our millinery department. Levitt struck by some of the machinery of a nig out at cost. ID -TlPl VTILS01T.

SAXTSAS. TO CLOS well drill with which he was working. Co. Haskell Indians play four games Mrs. David Michel went to Russell Saturday evening, to spend a few base ball in Ellsworth next week.

Go Capital. $35,000, days with friends in that city. C) The United States Civil Service Commission will hold examinations during September and October, in several places in the state to secure Tickling, econmy "into a hearty laugh at Gregor's. If you want ice call up No. 26.

Levitt The Haskell Indians play ball ia Ellsworth next Monday and Tuesday, also two games on the Fourth. R. D. Hopkins returned home Friday evening from a two months' sojourn with his daughter on the farm in Edwards county. Mr.

Hopkins says his condition of health is much improved. Your money's worth or your money down and see them. A swell line of new straw hats a Levitt Co's. back at Levitt (Jo s. our entire stoc young men and women for the gov Mrs.

E. E. Alman came up to Wil ft A. J. Moore returned homeTuesday ernment service.

There are now son from Salina Sunday evening on a TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Collections promptly attended to, at cur rent rates, and remitted for on day of payment. Drafts issued on all parts of the world a lowest rates of Exchange. morning from a week's visit with his visit to her daughter Mrs. Elliott.

3 -O Of brother Joe in Kansas City. Special sales on clothiner. Levitt Ftirnis 423 positions in the classified civil service, being an increase of 46,746 in six years. There were 7,972 persons appointed between July 1, 1901, and If you are going to paint see us, we have the best. Black roof paint at The oats crop of Central Kansas is Special sale on ladies' shirt waists, i Levitt Co's.

Good Commercial Paper bought and sold- at Jb K. Gregor's. the finest in years. How the big acre and April 15, 1902, being at the rate of 10,070 for the year. There will Miss Elsie Claussen went to Den Official Statement OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION or TBI WilsonStateBank, At Wilton.

Stat of Kansas, at tno to of iit onthalOtndayof Jan. 1902. bbsocbcxb: Loam and 206 7X7 Loan on Real Estate 4.TU0 Overdraft, tr.t.tl Eeal estate t.lfU.'.O Bank building-, ..) Furniture and fixtures, 1.6U0.W Expense account, 2.911.41 Cash sitfht exchange, leg-sJ reserr 36,806. S7 Total, 2S8.73Ba LIABILITIES Capital stock paid SS.OOO.00 Surplus fund. 14.190.00 Undivided profits, 23.01! 6 Interest, 8,414.

14 Exchange. 84. tf Individual deposit. l.Sr74.T Time deposits drawing- lea than six per cent 57. Total SS8.t38.

STATE OF KANSAS. Count of Eils wortii, I I.W.D. Jellieon, cashier of said bank do solemnly swear that the above statement la true, that said bank baa no liabilities, and is not indorser on any note or than shown on the above statement, to the best of my knowledge and belief. So help me God. W.

D. JkUuUOS, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me tais 20th day of June, 1903. IsbalI Abt D. Jkcusox.

Notary Publia. Commission expires on the 6th day of January, 1906. Correct Attest Johs A. Lafo.I S. Himes, VOIractors.

F. PxusaoTH. age of corn will turn out remains to Go to Nesmith Son's for force. ver, Monday evening, where she will Money always on hand to loan on good ap dSh probably be 11,000 appointments next oes san oat meal, cream of wheat, wheatine be seen. II Good proved security, at tne lowest DanK rates.

spend the summer with her aunt. year, the salaries at the time of ap. grape nut and postum. Mrs. P.

S. Crose and Mrs. I. For machine oil. axle crease, coal 135-A.

Cordial Invitation is extended to After exhausting tne regular and ST Broyles spent a few days of the pas the Business fublic for your patronage, pointment varying from $660 to a' year, with liberal promotions afterward. All appointments are for oil, boiled linseed oil and gasoline go to Nesmith special jury list in forming a jury for week with the parents of the latter B. S. Westfai.1., President, we must near Lucas. Two young men would like board the trial of Jessie Morrison at ElDo-rado, a special venire for three hund a.

mm sc i mm life, and for most positions only a and room with private family. Ad Try our Diamond Cross chewing red was issued and deputies sent in John A. Lang. Vice President, W. D.

Jbixi30N, Cashier, A. D. Jeixison, Assistant Cashier. good common school education is required. There is no reason why some 2 tobacco at 25c.

per lb. at Levitt Co. dress, Engineers, P. O. box 206, Ells 63 a J.

4 every direction. worth, Kans. Tiger Disc plows for sale by M. of our young men and women should UAL COST. Ten set of good work harness cheap AO I Schwarz.

Nesmith Son sell the best of not get in line for these examinations ft -uevitt Jo's. Emil Gregor returned last week Dates and places will be given later flour, corn meal, graham, chop, bran, shorts, corn, oats, sorghum seed and DIRECTORS. Sun Vapor and oil stoves at, the from a short visit to various points in 0 on. Department store. John A.

Lang, Oklahoma. He is better satisfied with R. GREGOR. ivanr corn. The work on church building E.

C. Elliot has again shaken the M. E. Westfaix, Kansas since his trip. the new Catholic is progressing as N.

Weber, S.P.HlMES, E. L. MUEPHT, B. S. Webtfaix.

Virulent Cancer Cured. Startling proof of a wonderful ad Amos "Wilson, If you want to be clean buy some of men at work vance in medicine is given by drug W. D. Jeixison. of that nice toilet soap of Nesmith dust of Wilson from his feet and driven his stakes at Lucas, where he has purchased a barber shop.

He left for that place Monday. His fam rapidly as the force can push it along. gist G. W. Roberts of Elizabeth, W.

Fked'k Deisskoth. bon. a. An old man there had long suf The Misses O'Donnell, of Ellsworth, New and up-to-date stationery at ereo with what good doctors pro ily will follow later. J.

W. Brifirers'. nounced incurable cancer. They be LOCAL MATTERS. spent the time between trains in Wilson Tuesday evening with their broth xi.

W. Garrett an old and highly Frank Sellers is home again after School Meeting. The annual meeting of district No. 10 was held in the High school room yesterday afternoon. The meeting was called to order by Director Fred'k Deissroth and the treasurer and clerk lieved his case hopeless till he used electric Bitters and applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which treatment com er Dr.

A. E. O'Donnell an absence of a year spent in visiting respected citizen of Ellsworth, passed through Wilson on Monday evening's THE WILSON ECHO. at several points in California. He Rev.

W. Alex. Smith, of Florida, pletely cured him. When Electric For The Next tram en route for Montana, where he Bitters are used to expel bilious, kid will preach in thePresbyterian church arrived Monday morning. will make his home for the future, all ney and microbe poisons at the same next Sabbath morning and evening Thursday, June 26, 1902.

Ladies watch for our millinery sale. time this salve exerts its matchless his children living out there. Everybody cordially invited to attend. Every Saturday we will have special rendered their reports after which a levy of 20 mills was voted for teacher and incidental expenses and a half healing power, blood diseases skin sales in our millinery department. Good butter on ice all the time at You've got to hustle all tne time to Entered at the Post Office at Wilson, eruptions, ulcers and sore vanish Levitt Uo.

the Department store ays I Bitters 50c. Salve 25c. at Zeman 90 Kansas, as second class mail matter. mill for library purposed James La-tta's term of office as treasurer having Mrs Stella Benham went to Berkley, Knakal's. Call at Himes' hardware for screen keep in the swim.

If you are slipping down the ladder of prosperity, take Rocky Mountain Tea. Makes people doors, window screens, screen cloth, Monday, where she will spend strenuous. ieman Unakal. Keeney Carblener. rubber nose, lawn mowers etc.

Prices few weeks-with the family of B. We will Sell nsrnt. expired he was re-elected, making his fourth term in that office. A motion was made to discontinue the Crawford school which was carried unani Near Hays City the Capuchin W. E.

Keeney and Miss Prudence Roush, formerly of this place. Hell creek ice at Levitt Co's. C. W. Jolley, Dentist Ellsworth, Ks.

Gregor is selling eveything at cost. "Will Thompson spent Sunday in At a Jewell City wedding the other fathers are building a monastery, Carbiener, two of Lucas best known isaby carnages, go-carts ana sew They had 100 barrels of lime stored and most popular young people, were night some of the guests slipped out, 1 I ji -1 ,1 ing machines and two nice folding mously. beds at cost. Levitt Co. in a building.

The rain came through put on 01a ciotnes and started a united in marriage Wednesday fore Ellsworth. noon at 11 o'clock at the home of the S. Jackson, of Kanopolis, has taken Z. Warehime spent Friday and and slacked the lime setting the building on fire and burning up a Notice. All persons are hereby notified not charivari.

The town marshal gathered in two of the crowd and found he had the mayor and police judge. the chair of E. C. Elliot in Brad- Saturday on business at the county great deal of property. brides parents in this city.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. A. Spencer and was witnessed only by shaw's barbershop. Mr.

ackson is to take any dead animals of any kind seat. A few peerless icecream freezers "The Thrall of Leif the Lucky" by and deposit same on the city dumping ground as said ground was not Ottilie A. Liliencrantz is a beautiful cheap at Levitt Co's. the immediate friends and relatives Bon-Ton, in Deissroth building. romance of the viking days, with Leif of the contracting parties.

Mr. At the 30th commencement of the leased for that purpose. By order of Hincsson famous voyage as the These every-night rains make us a man of family and expects to move to Wilson in the early future. For ice cream, refreshing drinks of all kinds, or a good lunch, drop in at the Bon-Ton Refreshment parlor. F.

Kuder. A merry-go-round is after the Lucas Kansas State University 224 students the mayor, Jos. Pelishek, ware and Fancy Goods at ACTUAL COST. IT WILL PAY YOU to Borrow Money to Buy with should you Need anything of this kind for a year to come. We want to make room for goods that will arrive in September.

J. W. BRIGGS. Keeney is a trusted employe of the Walmer Bros. Co.

and is a genial leading motive in the story. This book is on sale at J. Briggs' think sometimes that we are living in the zone of calms. Attest J. M.

Keysee, were gratuated. Thirty-eight of these fellow, numbering his friends by his Free Methodist quarterly meeting graduates have been admitted to practice in the Supreme Court. Four W. E. Kendall, dentist, Office in acquaintances.

Power-Tobias building, up stairs. City Clerk. Council Proceedings. Wilson, June 20, 1902. Council met in regular session on The bride is the accomplished of the 224 are professional ball Eev.

W. R. Allen went to Galatia daughter of David Carbiener, one of services will be held at the coal bank church begining June 27th services at 8 .00 p. m. Sunday morning, love feast at 10 o'clock followed by preaching.

A cordial invitation is extended Tuesday morning to spend a few days our most prosperous merchants. She Too many trunks.will sell out stock with friend at that place. lived here for a number of years and at reduced figures. Levitt Co. above Pelishek presiding, members present, Tampier, Tobias, Coover, Gifford and Himes.

the bargain. is beautiful and accomplished. to all. J. S.

The Smoky came as near being a Ogg, Dist. Elder. You will thank us for Gregor. They assume their new sphere in received at Le- Some new ties just Minutes of last regular meeting, A bouncing baby boy was born to life with the best wishes of an army vitt (Jo's. June 16, read and approved.

of friends and set sail on the matri raging torrent last Friday as it had been in half a dozen years. Those heavy rains brought it pretty well up toward high water mark. The water has fallen considerablv since then. Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Bryant at Ellsworth, Saturday, une 14th. Frank McKittrick is equipping his Communication of J. W. Somer in monial sea with a cloudless sky and prospects of a calm voyage. regard to remitting $1.50 license for entertainment on June 19th read and Everything from a needle to a load of coal at Levitt Co's.

They were taken to Wilson Wed blacksmith shop with the latest improved machinery for blacksmith work. He has just put in place a new gasoline engine and has enroute but it is quite a river yet. ordered placed on file. nesday afternoon from where they Downs will be 23 years old July Frank Schermerhorn, W. D.

Jelli- Communication from the Electric Light Co. submitting two propositions took the Union Pacific train for Bel-ton, Missouri, for a few days visit and will return to Lucas soon and make their future home. Lucas Sentinel. for electric lights for the city for a a trip hammer which will enable him to turn out any heavy work in a very short time. There is nothing like be.

ing up to date in any business. son, John Wnitmer and Jos. Tam-pier were invited by J. L. Johnson to spend last Sunday at his big ranch just north of Carneiro.

Mr. Johnson had invited all the other Scottish Rite term of three years, read. First proposition: They would furnish IGJoaL 1 current and fixtures for five four- children's nickles. If it doesn't get any more than it got here Lucas will not be impoverished and the merry-go-round will not be enriched. Headquarters for bananas, oranges, lemons, all fruits and vegetables in their season.

Nesmith Son. See our new line of quick meal gasoline stoves, better than ever before and at a lower price. S. P. Himes.

Mrs. H. C. Newell, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Andy Klotz in Wilson for several months, left for her home at Grand Junction, Monday evening. Special prices on our entire line of furniture. A few remnants of our all wool carpets cheap at Levitt Co's. Horse collars, sweat pads, single and double harness and a couple good saddles cheap at Department store. Mrs.

Rev. John Hollinger, of Russell, spent Saturday and Sunday in her son John and family. The magnet that drew the old lady down here was her new grandson. Tell us why a druggist offers you a substitute for the Madison Medicine Co's. Rocky Mountain Tea.

Does he love you or is he after the biggr profit? Think it over. Zeman Knakal. Once in a while a target rifle gets an opportunity to show what beautiful work it can do. This it had at Wellington a few days ago when with one The merry-go-round closed down Filthy Temples In India. Sacred cows often defile Indian DEALERS 1TJ am ph ere arc lamps for the sum of Masons of Ellsworth county to be there, and nearly all of them accepted Saturday night with a free for all fight.

We have been unable to learn $800 per year. Second: That they worse yet is a body that's polluted by constipation. Don't per the invitation. the exact origin of the trouble, but are inclined to believe that if some Lave Stock. My little son had an attack of will furnish current and fixtures for one or more four-amphere arc lamps at 12 per month each, one or more mit it.

Uleanse your system with Dr. King's New Life Pills and avoid untold misery. They give lively liv small beys had been home with then- whooping cough and was threatened with pneumonia but for Chamber- 16 candle power incandescent at 51.50 mothers, or had been observing the ain Cough Remedy we would have ers, active bowels, good digestion, fine appetite. Only 25c at Zeman rules of the proprietors of the ma per month each, one or more 32 can had a serious time of it. It also saved him from several severe attacks of Knakal s.

chine, there would have been no dle power incandescent at $3.00 per croup. H. J. Strickfadden, editor trouble. month each.

World-Herald, Haven. Wash. Moved and carried that the street The Indians at Ellsworth. The Haskell Indians, a base ball The Woodman of Ellsworth are For sale by Zeman Knaklo. committee be authorized to make an planning for another carnival to be club composed of students from the Say, 3rou we are going to give offer to the Electric Light Co of $400 held the latter part of September.

We handle the best Colorado coal, including MONARCH, SUNSHINE, HANNA AND LIGNITE. ALSO BEST STEAM COAL. We cary a full line of Implements: Hodge Headers, Dowagiac and Kentucky Disc Drills; Hummer Casaday Sulky and Gang Plows; Disc and Drag Harrows; the celebrated Smith and Buford George Wagons. We also have a full line of Kratzer and McFarland Carriages, Surreys, Buggies, Spring-wagons, Road-wagons and Carts. Also Harness and Saddles.

Call and examine our stock and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. We can and Will save you money. for lights as follows Six 32 candle They intend, they say, to make it the away 20 silver dollars in a few days, come in and see about your chances of getting it. Levitt Co. Haskell Institute, Lawnence, will play bail in Ellsworth, Monday, June 30, Tuesday, July 1, and a game power incandescent, twelve 15 candle biggest thing ever witnessed in Central Kansas.

Many of the features power incandescent for one year. A. T. Carhartt, who has been clerk Finance committee presented their of last year's carnival will be omitted, good speaking and more good music report which was, on motion, accepted in the morning and another in the afternoon on July 4th. The Indians have one of the strongest ball teams in Kansas.

The games next Monday to shoot a discharge it managed and ordered placed on file. being among the things to take then- Quarterly report of City Clerk was places. ing for Levitt Uo. for a long time, resigned his night, and went to Salina Sunday. With Salina as his headquarters Arlie will travel for the Watson, Durand-Kas-per Grocery Co.

The Echo joins his many friends in wishing him much Weber Peirano, Place your orders with J. W. presented and read, and on motion, was accepted and ordered published day and Tuesday will be called at 3 :30. On the Fourth the morning game will be commenced immediately after the train arrives from the west in the Wilson Echo. Elevator on South Side.

Wilson, Kans. Briggs for the following new books "Buell Hampton" by Willis George Emerson, "The Thrall of Leif the Lucky" by Ottilie A. Liliencrantz, Ordinance No. 181 was then taken success in his new field of labor. at 10 :30, the afternoon game will be called at 3 :45.

Howe's London Show, up, considered by sections and on Twenty dollars in cash given away Audrey" by Mary Johnston, "A final passage the vote stood as follows 4K.H"f'HM'4' 'I I W. F. SEKAVEC, grocer, I at Levitt department store. Pastboard Crown" by Clara Morris, Ayes, which is to be there that day, has agreed to have their performance over The Mississippi Bubble" by Emer To close out the balance of my son Hough, tThe Hound of Basher- and Himes nays, none. 'PHONE 76.

stock of implements I offer for sale 4 by 3 :30 and to furnish a band from 03 The following claims were, on mo iiiagle riding plows at S30 each. 3 ville" by A. Conan Dayle, "Lafitte of Louisiana" by Mary Devereue, tion allowed and warrants ordered Wood mowers at $40 each, 2-horse the ehow grounds to the ball grounds. Their parade in the morning will be immediately after the game of ball. 'The Virginian" by Owen Wister, 'DorothyVernon ofHaddon Hall" by drawn to pay same voucher No.

1 to rakes at 16 ach, 5 Triumph riding plows at $32.50 each, 5 Indiana drills 8 inclusive amounting to $151.77. Chas. Major. Ellsworth extends a most cordial in $25 to $40 each, 15 Winona wagons. Moved and carried that the con Rain fell in sheets, pillow-slips and vitation to Wilson people to come to Terms cash or good notes.

J. H. Claussen. 49-6 1. I you are in haste Something good to taste, Come down to me In my grocery, I keep all kinds of fruit Your palate to suit, And will sell you everything So very very cheap.

tract for laying brick sidewalk be let to If you need things very quick Give your telephone a click, No. seventy -six will reach my place And I will bring the goods as if in a race, To all parts of the city. blankets last Thursday night. Old Ellsworth uly 4th and witness these J. Sackman his being the lowest bid, It may be that all the rain we have settlers say it was the heavest in years.

two games. 6 Jets, per foot for the 4 foot 4 inch received during the past several weeks was needed, but we are of the opinion Dad High says he had an empty jug sitting on the well curb and found it 28th. The usual big anniversary celebration will be held there that day. Special sale on children's two-piece suits at the Department store. Dr.

A. E. O'Donnell spent Sunday in Ellsworth on account of the illness of his brother Dr. Henry O'Donnell. Ask about that 20 cash offer at Levitt Co's.

A Kansas man has been appointed as one of the observers in the weather bureau to be located outside of Wash-ton. Get into line and play Ping Pong. That most fashionable game is now on sale at J. W. Briggs' Geo.

W. McCoy, has been walking with a limp and a cane the past week. It is rheumatism that ails him. Dr. Talmagesays: "Buellllampton ia a most dramatic and thrilling story" When in Briggs' ask to see this book.

Kansas is soon to have an automobile factory. It will be located at Parsons, and thirty-five men are to be employed. Fresh fruit, berries and vegetables every day. Levitt Co. Any one who is starting an orchard should read Campbell's Soil Culture Mannual.

They are for sale at the Echo office, price 40 cents. Linseed, harness and machine oil at the Department store. We just received a new line of re-frigators, all up to date goods. Price from $5 to $22. See them at Himes' hardware.

The Northwest Kansas Consolidated Oil and Gas Company think there is oil under the country round about Oberlin and will begin at once to drill for it. "For your stomach's sake" take Dr; Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Cures constipation, indigestion, all stomach troubles. Zeman Knakal. We are open and ready for business at the Bon-Ton Refreshment Parlor, Deissroth building.

Gove county is the only county in the state that is absolutely free from debt. The other day it took up a bond that would not have fallen due before 1905. Try Chamberlain's Stomach Liver Tablets, the best physic. For sale by Zeman Knakal. Lawn' mowers I All kinds all prices, at Himes' Hardware.

Dr. Emma P. "Pinney and Mrs. Blaine Pinney, accompanied by the latter'a little son Sunday and Monday in Ellsworth as the guests of Miss Edyth Pinney who is attending the normal institute. Wise is the girl whose sense of self interest prompts her to take Rocky Mountain Tea.

It fills her full of vigor and there is always honey in her heart for you. Zeman Knakal A few pairs of rope portiere curtains left cheap at Department store. C. S. Honey climbed the 80 foot flag pole of this city Tuesday morning and put a rope through the pulley at the top and later in the day painted the pole from top to bottom, a job that few men would or could undertake to do.

Take off your hat to Honey. walk and 7 Jets for the 5 foot 4 inch walk. Happy Time in Old Town, "We felt very happy," writes R. that it would have done more good if filled with water Friday morning. The contract for delivering sand it had been held back and distributed W.

F. SEKAVEC, GROCER, It no doubt would have been a greater surprise to friend High if the jug N. Bevill, Old Town, "when Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured our daughter of a bad case of scald head." It delights all who use it for for sidewalk was, on motion, let to M. Deges at 60cts. per yard.

throughout the next two months. However, there may be plenty of moisture to fall during that time, and had been filled with something strong. lhe contract for painting flagpole er than water. Gifford goes Mr. cuts, corns, burns, bruises, boils, ul And also agent for the Continental Fire Insurance Company, of New York.

and" putting in new rope was let to C. S. Honey for $8.00. hen we'll be just that much ahead. High one better he claims a gallon cers, eruptions, infallible for piles.

Only 25c. at Zeman Knakal's drug store. There being no further business, on oil-can, open only at the small spout Screen doors, window screens and motion, Council Adjourned. was rained full of wtiter that night. A A t.

A A iti at iti at- A A if i A A A A A poultry netting at Levitt Co's. A Lawrence paper notes the fact There is a great deal of talk, and Calendars for 1903. We have a fine line of sample cal Attest: J. M. Kxtseb.

City Clerk. Brain-food Nonsense, Another ridiculous food fad has been much writing, throughout the state in regard to the organization of horti thumb off one boy and a part off a leg of another. Kafir corn and sorghum seed at the Department store. Frank Lienard moved to Eskridge, the first of the week, and will clerk in a store at that place, where his brother Tom is now working. Frank has for years been a trusted and faithful clerk in the store of W.

L. Nesmith and the good wishes of a host of friends here go with him-and his family to their new home. Of Willis George Emerson's new novel "Buell Hampton" Opie Read says "It is original and bright and is never lagging in interest." Place your orders for this book with J. W. Briggs.

Writing tablets 5 cents, good envelopes 5c. per pack. Levitt Co. Up in Smith county a "twister" a few days ago picked -up a church, carried it a considerable distance from its foundation and set it carefully down at a place not at all unsatisfactory to the members of the church, who will proceed to put a new foun-ation under the building and allow it to stand right where the wind dropped it. A special cut on single harness for the next 30 days.

Over 25 sets to select from. Call in and examine our harness. We guarantee the price at Himes' hardware. Genuine Ohio maple syrup at Levitt Co's. The latter part of February W.

B. Power received from the Agricultural Department at Washington two bushels of Macaroni wheat which he sowed on his farm two miles north of town. The conditions were very unfavorable at the time the wheat was sowed. There was just enough moisture in the ground to sprout the but in spite of the severe drouth the wheat came up and grew a little," until the rains came a few weeks ago, when the plant began to stool out, and now it is as fine a field of grain as one would wish to see, standing over two feet high on an average. The yield will be at least twenty-five bushels to the acre.

may add, that Macaroni wheat mixed with any other kind of wheat makes a fair grade of flour. branded by the most competent au endars for 1903 call and see them prices lower than those sold by east ern publishing houses. that Dr. Snow and a party of Kansas University students captured upwards of 10,000 bugs and other living specimens during a few days work in one of the Western counties. Which leads an exchange to suggest that the University send that young man out again next spring when the canker culture societies, the promoters insisting that at least one such society at least, should be organized in each county.

The work of such a society is to look after the cultivation of fruits, The Ecio Pbiutixq Co. thorities. They have dispelled the sillr notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for still another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your vegetables and flowers, and to plant Fourth of July Excursion Via the Frisco System at one fare or round trip to all points within a Parlor.

and care for shade-trees, shrubbery food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prevent their comint? by taking and the like. The movement is a good one and we trust many may be found to' enlist enough to make it PVERYTHING- kept in the- distance of 200 miles Minimum charge 50 cents. Tickets on sale uly 3 and 4, limit for return July 7th. regular doses of Green's August quite successful.

line of Refreshments includ-( lower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids S. R. Greenoughi who recently C. O.

Claiborne, Agent. Selected by the Government 3 purchased a farm in Dickinson coun 'ft ing Ice Cream, Soda water, Pop and other Summer drinks. digestion, stimulates the liver to healthy action, purifies the makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. ty ten miles north of Abilene, but of to carry the United Stated Overland worm is working. Get our prices on California canned goods.

Levitt Co. This is the last week of the Ellsworth county Normal Institute. It is the second June session ever held in the county, it is likely that in future the sessions will always be held during that month. For this there are several reasons, a very strong one being that June weather is much more favorable to institute work than July and August weather. The present has been a very successful term so far, although the-- attendance, should have reached a higher mark, there being enrolled only about 80.

Mail across the continent, on account of its being the most direct line. lou can get Ur. u. G. Green reliable remedies at Zeman Knakal's.

Get Green's Special Almanac The fast trains are via the Union which he cannot get possession until fall, has been fortunate enough to se-sure a place near by, where he is now engaged in moving hi3 machinery, household good and stock. He has been employed by the owner of the farm to cut 150 acres of wheat. The Pacific, and arrive for Omaha at Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The great western health resort. reached by the Frisco System from Ellsworth, Kans.

Train departs 8 0 Utah points 12 hours ahead California points 16 of all Oregon points 16 competitors. Full information cheerfully fur -r. LURSH G0UI2TER, ANYTHING IN THE WAY OF A FIRST CLASS LUNCH CAN BE Fresh Confectionery always in stock. Your Patronage la Requested. deissroth building.

KUDER, Proprietor. former occupant of this place wa3 the i a. m. and arrives in Eureka SprSrr-s the same day. Fare, one way, 85.

Round trip, limited to 90 dtra man whom the Echo recently men nished on application. P. S. Crose, Agent. tioned as having been frightened to from date, $13.

75. Tickets oa iaii death by an approaching storm. They the year arround. For informslka. EDS books, pamphlets, call on or 1 Vf j3 Use fzl WHiMt All USE Found I A large sum of monev between Cough SyruD.

Tastes Good. dress C. O. Chiborae, H'U in tiras: Sold by drupertits. say that "it is an ill wind that blows nobody good." In this instance it was rather severe on the party of the second part.

or E. F. Duaa, Dir. ris. A Ellsworth and Inquire at FjCHq 42-tf.

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