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iri i'l 1 izmmim tmm nTmrrn FRIDAY. 1894. 1 iI-J Harry 5 5 arris, CITY DHAYIIAN Solicits a part of your patronage. yPrompt attention given to customers and satisfaction guaranteed. Prices at bottom notch.

Photoa cheap at Smith's. The finest stationery at IxoAixa. Call on Dr. Kittell for dental work. Gc't yonr Moth Marbles of D.

v. Busses. Politics in pulpits will not go in this generation, Dealers in Go to -'The Cash" for school supplies. HARDWARE, Partial eclipse of the moon this Friday night. KAILltOAD TIME TABLE.

Topelca Sauta Fe "tlME TABI.B NO. 60, 5, '94. "WEST BOCSD LEAVES Tfa. 5 Colorado Utah Limited 4:32 NEW SHOE SHOP! I have started a new re pairing Boots and Shoes and hereby solicit -your patronage. All work done in first class sty la me a trial.

Ia the rear of Armstrong's Restaurant. J. PI. Fuller. I will hli-y rx70.ro i CLOTHING, I DRY GOODS, 1 SHOES, HATS, Fur-i NISHING GOODS, land NOTIONS at Sarsaparilla THE BEST.

D. V. RlESEX. A colored Republican club has Death of Miss An.eie B. Poston.

The sad intelligence was received here Saturday of the death of Miss Angie B. Poston at Oklahoma City, which occurred that morning, after an illness of several weeks with ty phoid pneumonia. Angie B. Potou was born in Cen-terville, Wavne Ind, October 23, 18(57 and'died Sept. 8, 1894.

She was a resident of our city for num. ber of years and by her genial disposition and devout christian character, formed many intimate friendships which have suddenly been broken by her early death. For some time she has been employed in Oklahoma City as a stenographer and typewritist and it is believed that her close application to duty had much to do with the breaking down of her health and her inability to withstand a siege of the dreaded fever. She united with the Presbyterian Church about eight years ago and has claimed this church as her religious home. The remains were brought here Tuesday afternoon and the funeral was held from the Presbyterian Church at 2 p.

m. Wednesday. She leaves a mother, one sister and four ro.7. (vAloraclo Ex 3 Kreijrlit 2-15 p.m Local Freight. 3.50 p.m been organized in Newton, We carry a complete line and will sell more and better goods for the mone than any place in the county.

Call, and see goods and get prici. Get ycur school supplies at EAST BOD SD LEAVES Va. J. Kansas Citv 10 :06 a.na No. ic.

Kiver fix 11 :50 p.m "TT- ro oil ro. 30. reignt stocK ilx p.m. Best gasoline and coal-oil at l.o. 44.

Local Freight 11 jc a.m Train Xo. 30 will carry passengers between Implements of all kindf Farm Wagons, Spring Wagons, Buggies, Carts, Windmills, Pun: etc. IXGALLS. It won't take yon long to read A. H.

Sehwan Co's. ad this week. A BLACKSMITH SHOP Still occupies the north-east comer of Chestnut and Second streets, and is again owned by AS. RYAN, who is here to stay, and takes this Special sale of school shoes at "Tho Cash." iK'Kerson anu ai wton. K.

BoBEirrsox Agent. A QUARTER CENTURY TEST. For a quarter of century Dr. King's New iJiscovery has been tested, and the million. who have received benefit from Its use testify to its wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs.

A remedy that has stood the test so long and thai has given so You can get one dozen photos at THECASH" (HEGE LEHMAN) Than any other place in the County. Smith's for 24c until Oct. 10th. method of asking for your patronage GUARANTEES GOOD WORK. The ground is in good shape for putting in the next crop of wheat.

The Sweet Home Bakery has universal satisfaction is no experiment brothers, besides many warm friends Hill ITTTTTl" rTTTniimfrnnm Ptihuihihje TTTTT1 Each bottle is positively guaranteed to suspended business for the season. who sincerely moarn her taking We also ftave Stationery and 1 SCHOOL SUPPLIES. relief, or the Money will be refund away. The Populists will have a Rally HOWARD DAVID Barber and Hair Dresser, SpBCISl luERllOn chiMn-u-a hair. A nice, smooth, clean shave guaranteed ed.

It is admitted to be the most reliable I in the grore Saturday, September 22. Custom Sill Failure. for coughs and Colds. Trial bottles Free iSimnGnii rTimrnTOrrmrrrrrm A. H.

Sehwar. Co. received a The Custom Mill recently put in large invoice of new goods this week. the packing house building by M. F.

I1ALSXEAD, 1L1NS. -at Irish and Co. Drug Store. 6 Creamery cans at Riesen Dyck's. Fonr grades Wall Paper at Ingalls.

There seems to be do let up in the G. B. Fey id no more. On account number of new cases of typhoid of a lack of experience in the milling Carbiener Bros. A H.

ROBINSON. G. F. TUCKER. fever, business, an insufficiency of capital Call on Iiiesen Dyck for pump and a stubborn refusal on the part Axel lialstrom has charge of the -work of kinds.

of G. B. Fey to tnrn the property DEALER IN STAPLE 'AND FANCY GROC ilUES, PROVISIONS, CIGARS, -GLASS QUEENSWAREI 3" "Can eomp-ta successfully with any other establishment Produce Wqqted TUCKER ROBINSON. TmT nTflmci seetion daring the absence of Foreman Hatton. Can now be found in the room formerly occupied by J.

H. Hauschildt with a full line of over to creditors representing an A McPherson county farmer sold OC I I 0 OAA Mia) liltllt llltWJIll II ItJI miJ.I II f. I 1m indebtedness of about eight thousand machinery in the mill, on I JNewton now Has a nail dozen or raag ypS53 V'kJS'S gfSWJ yOUBgl The. Modern Woodmen of America more licensed joints. It costs fifty Wilcox Bl'k, cor, Main and Sherman St.

no assessment for September. dollars a month which prt payments had been made was last week taken out by the J. B. Ehrsam and now nothing remains but the empty building, Remember the union meeting at Frank Remick has moved in from lla dinson, Kans. A.

II. RoniNsos will be at Dr. the Tabernacle next Sunday night. I the farm and occupies the Mrs. Hoover's office on Wednesday of each A too heated political discussion Tracy property.

against which, claims to the amount of several times its value have been nnu LLLUillJJJlTLnM UlliliHilJ week and rcirair oae dnv. almost led to blows on 31am street Remember the Public Sale by filed. -Monday. G. Travlor, next Wednesday.

See J. S. Eyman deserves much credit Fred Hemmant is working at the notice on editorial page. tj for his efforts rr n. nnhlin sniritpd J3 a.

iu. i va I r- J.XX.y.cN.i uepuu uurmg me ui nu stereopucon at the al. Hi, Ulmrcn citizen in trying to retain the mill. Glass Oueensware, efc. Old and new enstomers will find us anxious to please tho trade.

Vic-rrt. I IUU U'lil ilULl lUluunuw 11 IV ILL. I Ma cnnnTC.fi qti c. irruQTtiar.t imnnrt Dealer in FURNITURE, CARPET, C5 ra 1 v. uvvut Admission 10 and loots, creditors to take the mill and assume WINDOW SHADES, Undertakers' it looks as though his recovery is The sound of the school bell acmin a11 liabilities, but Mr.

Fey refused to Goods, and ell kinds of Musical In doubtful. makes an unnleasant noise in the Pav debts ak way and as a mi -1 i 3- Unrs nf the averfltyn small bov. consequence the machinery went struments. I also repair Sewing Ma i win uu gnuura cuBium gnmiing on Tuesdays and Saturdays of each A. T.

Kruse and Miss Anna Ruth lienSj other creditors, 'week. W. i). Mieeau. were married at the Mennonite i chines and Bicycles I will s'sll as cheap as any one ia the couuty.

HALSTEAEKBANK- E)es a Oenoal Banking Business. Ieea Kstate Toctns Negotiated on JSIfcrt Notice andi at Use Lowest Heasonable IUta S0LICITEDs- 1 HALSTEAD, PERSONAL CALL UP NEWTON Give me a c.ll. Five newspapers in Barton county urcu eanesuaj aiiernoou. ladie? who can hardly afford to suffer Ilinshaw was a Newton visitor Halstead Kansas. have been reduced in size within the The finest Shoe Blacking at the, loss, will be left with worthless Monday.

past six weeks. Ingalls notes as a result of misplaced confi Frankin came borne from his trip dence in a man'9 honesty and The cool weather this week has last Friday. Br. H- D. WELLS, integrity.

DIRECTORS bad a demoralizing effect on the When in Newton, call on Dr. C. E. Johnson for your dental work. Over Clark's Steam Laundry.

Albert Antoine was dawn from Moond- II. Woki-ntli KANSAS. watermelon trade. ridge Sunday. DENTIST.

Attention. S. of T. Albert Hess drove over to Newten Henry Ringelman will soon move i "Mesdames Bishop Miller, of the The Sons of Veterans will have a Tncsday morning. his tailor shop into the Goerz build- new Millinery store, opposite the OfTce over Barnum's store, SSTAll Work Guaranteed.

special meeting in the Camp room ing opposite this office. PoslofEce, have an ad in this issue. Mrs. A Lehman went over to Newton next Saturday night and every mem Tnesday morning. The Cimarron Jacksonian, a demo The Democrats of this county are NEWTON, KANSAS.

ber is hereby notified, requested and cratic sheet is out for Chester I. Hydon was over from Newton a making arrangements for a big rally commanded to be present. Members Ijong for congress, and predicts his few hon-s Saturday. I. v.

KIKSKVS DRUG STOKE Is ft ill in tlo J.t.1. I'n script kCi ar carefal'y, to 1 the rarest drrs u.L to oe held in iSewton at an early date. Best Machine oil at Ingalls. of the G. A R.

will be with us and business of vital importance to the Ruth had business with the railroad election by 4,000 majority. The Independent last week tained more columns of boms com people at Newton Monday. welfare of the Camp is to be consid The editor spent a pleasant i i 1 1 ered. A. L.

Hess, A Barkeiueyer was over to Newton hours ra Hutchinson, Saturday, vis i i rnostiny to consult with his physician position tnan any paper prmtea in SHOE SHOP. Ycur Pr.tronaco Solicited Ilepaiiin aEecialty Ktxt door to AlUtia -irocery. Captain ToiletArtlrles. Perfumi's, Sclioo Supplies, Paint IMr, iting old time friends of tho early cthe-town in the last six years. Krehbiel was orer from Newton And ask for the best place to SU's.

We Know You Sunday, to spend the day with relatives, The Narrow Guaga barber shop is Abraham Dettweiler, who lives a 33 And unless you return that Bottle of buy Boots and Shoes, and you'll get 609 Main Our number. the place to go for a smooth shave or rx lnsn took his daughter Maud to few miles north of town, became the "palmeb house bouquet Perfume yon Topeka Saturday, for treatment for her the latest style hair cat proud father of his seventh sonj eyes. A.C.GAisEB.Prop. hen accept the invitationjwe give took from off our Show Case or send us $2.00, we will be obliged to let Frank Bendowski returned to Atchis jn At tne recent soldiers re-union on and Come and look over the BISHOP MILLER, DKAI.EUS IS others know you N. E.

Ieish Co. The town as flooded with water last week to resume his studies ia the Catholic college. melons this week on account of the goods yourself. at'Hntchinsou, C. S.

Brown was elected President of the Indiana Association of Old Soldiers in as. many loads that were left over from Notice. MILLINERY, LADIES' SHOES and FURNISHING GOODS at Wc will show you what depress me rwany ias. oaturuay. Parties troirief to Newton from prices to correstoud with I he tinw.

ed eastern markets have done for here and desiring to return the same We are alo rrep-irod to do DEALER IX HI RHESS, SADDLES, COLLARS. BRIDLES. WHIPS, BRUSHES, COMBS. ETC. Having purchased tho stock of Jucvb Kuhnj, I wi-h ta rtsl tLo ftoclt Eyman looke I after business in connection with lions against the Fey miil property in Newton Tuesday.

Mrs. Dr. Lawrence and children returned last 6aturdav from a visit of several months with relatives in the east. this season's buyers. retired from the firm of H.

A. day; will take notice that No. ydue Evmann the Moundndee to leave JNewton at.4:lU P. JiL is tae DRESSMAKING in the latest style, A portion of your traJi, at least, re spectively solicited. Kansans will have more rough feed for their stock this winter than ever before.

The same thing may W-ll be said in regard to their own food. Our 6Sc school shoe and our lumber and hardware last train that stops at Halstead, west 1.00 boot which are both warran ur i )) -r 1 bound, VY. Ken Robertson, Agt, iive us a call and get acquainted. JL. V- I V.

JU.V. 1-V 1 IXIX I Sam Livengood and M. Kutschinski were aicong the Halstead people who had I 1.11. ted in every respect, are illustra Opposite PostoCice. -v -l i i.

i uuu jju vju wiiu uutu ueiuii u-i coon as pcksiWo and will Harness J.e, Bridleis, Fly Nets etc fit the lowest puj-il le prico. Mv slock cf WHIPS, BRUSHES, and CURRY COMBS is to be oll 31 better than any sold elsewhere in the Attention Buford Post. tions of what a little money will business at the county seat Tuesday. 'fall advertisements. Buyers will city N.

Ieish Co, The Post will meet on special AT COST for the net fw wexls. Miss Lucy Miller went to Newton buy if You come to us. E. LAWhtXCE, M. D.

soon be laying in fall and winter supplies and will watch these columns The Republican state and all the muster Saturday bept Id at 8 clock Tuesday to make a short visit with friends ii I bliatu, lur lilt? puiiJuat. ux ipic-usaciiu lJT" Repairing Neatly Done. A "I Work Warranted. Jacob Kuehr.v's Oul there before going to her4home in Ind. Jlor bargains.

JohaGrayMU, important business that should have favor the restoration of fsilver to its 1 PHYSICIAN ana SUKGCON Offire In Opera Bioclt over Store. Residence, 2 blockt west of the Mrs. Yida Frizzell left last week for a been attended to last Saturday. "TONIGHT" and tomorrow night -at the M. E.

Church Stereopticon proper place as a money metal 609 Main Newton, Kans By order of several weeks' visit with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. R. Sanderson, at Idaho Si-rings, old Lehman Hardware Stare. The Fairview school board made entertainment illustrating the east C.

S. Beowx, A. Hemmant, Col. Morton Bookwalter, formerly of no mistake when they secured Al- and the west, India and California, Country calls at Reasonable rates. U.

S. Pension Examiner. Post Comd'r. Post Adj't. this city, lately of the W.

B. Conkey this Mrs. A Jewett and mother, Mrs. The picture will be eighteen feet in bert Hess to teach their school -diameter. year.

He begins next Monday, Morris, and Harry Jewett, left Friday SUMMER COLDS. publishing house of Chicago, has taken charge of the Werner Publishing company's plant at A.kroa, Ohio. MILLER, M. D. The value to the.world of a good Smith will make photos at greatly morning for a visit with friends and rela tives in Ohio.

Under the heading of which belong example caDnot be estimated. Every reduced rates until Oct. 10. Cab Hay Catarrh, Rose Catarrh, Hay Phystclan. They are the largest works of the kind in the United States.

Fort Chas. Yeomans is attending the GAR man or woman is made better by nets at $1.99 per Cards 99cts Asthma, and Hay Fever, are positive- The oldest physician in Calla nromptly attended day or EirrtJ. Offico Encampment at Pittsburgh Fa lie will coming in contact with one who loves per doz. Stamps 24c per dozen i lv cared by HumpHreys' Spe Wayne Gazette. probably visit his mother in eastern New ana practices ine laws ox uonesty Forttmate is the farmer who has a Ciflc "77." For sale by all drug- Opposito Jewctts Store.

Tor Good Weights and LowestCPrices GO TO AHIiEEl'S GROCERY. A Choice Selection Of The above nas reference to a York before his return. purity. Jx, good bunch of hogs and a fair crop of gists or sent prepaid npon receipt of Sanaa younger brother of the editor of this Mrs. Purviance, daughter and son The railroads will run two more corn.

For while everything else is price, 2oc; address Humphreys paper. Only a few years ago he of Williamsfield, 111,, arrived Wednesday harvest excursions into Kansas this low, these two articles command a Company, JN QVi xOPK. evening and will visit her cousin. Mrs. was, it mignt ce said, at tne Dottom year.

Xne dates are Deptemoer gooa price, Ken Robertson for some time. and October 6th. The rate will be of the ladder while now he is hold It will be to your interest to look School opened Monday with a ul Hess and Wilson drove op to Groceries IProisions. ing one of the best paying positions at the samples for winter clothing, corps of teachers. The enrollment one fare for the round trip, plus $2.

"The minimum fare will be $7. jg M. OOOYER, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, OiTscfe three doors south po-t oiUce. Re Jence northwest corner of Chstnut and iacond street. Yoct patrocae aolie ua.

Moundridge Tuesday order a suit of D. v. Riesen has them from Wanna- is about as large as at any time in in the biggest printing establishment clothes from a Jew tailor. Why not maker Br. in aendles3 variety, the history of the school.

Prices country pnxinco. in the country. ronize a home institution, boys? Cheap and Good There will be a Tennis game here The thrashing of J. A. LuginbilJ, Will lintton, section foreman ll.is Saturday at 5 p.

m. on the school Found. A pocketbook was found Pensioners will notice the day of making out their vouchers for No Tember has been changed from the 4th to the 5th. It ia important that you look out for this as the voucher is worthless if executed before the 5th. house grounds, between Halstead and Burrton players.

Come out and see of Moundridge, by an irate husband is as near as McPherson county can come to matching the latest Washington hit, but probably Mr. Lugin-bill thinks it is near enough. Lug- it. in the grove Saturday and brought to this office by Frank Brown. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for this notice.

The Union Gospel Temperance meeting will be held in the Christian Tabernacle next Sunday The social, which was advertised Barton county publishers have D.S. MARGY al Bealer3, Ntapy Keal Estato'and Ins. Agent, inbill will doubtless be remembered for this Friday evening, by the 0 Presbyterian Junior C. E. has been pp.

hi: entered into an agreement to publish legal notices only at legal rates. This is a move in the right- direction as the man who was not elected county clerk last year. It appears he has been boarding at a hotel kept indefmately postponed on account of evening. Rev. Woods will preach 1 the weather.

point, started Monday morning for Salt Lake City, to spend a couple weeks visit ing relatives and seeing the sights. John A. Phillippi is np from Milan, i-'nmner County, where he ia engaged in the general merchandise business, visiting relatives and renewing tild friendships. A liege wont to Kansas City, Tuesday night to purchase a large stock of fall and wiuter Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes, for the btore of Ilege A Lehman in this city. Krehbiel started for Cambridge, Wednesday night, to enter npon his third year in Harvard College.

lie ordered the Independent to be sent to his address. by a Mrs. Thompson whose husband While in one of our drug stores DEALERS IN was in Nebraska railroading. Tho one day this week, we heard Chas IS.YOUR HAIR DRY, RRITTLR, FAL nusband evidently thouttht I was Smith inquire for some red mustache the sermon. Let every one attend.

The heartfelt, sympathy of all our people goes out to Mr and Mrs. N. E. Irish in the affliction which has befallen their daughter Maud in the at least temporary loss of her eye- assuming responsibilities even be and would be a good example for the publishers of this county to follow. The Kansas state fair to be held in Wichita October 2-6, promises to te the most successful fair ever held in the state.

There will be more dve. He certainly wanted it for LING OUT OR TURNINti OK.VY? These are only indication that the fo! yond province of a "star boarder friend as nature has provided him for he returned last week, and in llcles or roots of th- biir are few minutes had reduced the afore SHELF and HEAYY HARDWARE, BARB WIRE, farm implements, i sight. weakened or licgss' Hair Ro newer will strengthen and Invigorate noted horses in attendance than! said gentleman to the state of a hand hammered candlestick after wnich tha follicles and the hair will regain its Miss Lulu Petrie, former resident here, where she had many friends, were over gathered in one place in Kansas. with "whiskers' to correspond with the prevailing style. Prof.

Dean will give an illustrated lecture on India and California at the M. E. Church tonight and tomorrow night respectively. Illustrated with one of the finest Stereopticons on the road. If you he departed taking his wife and child with him.

Freeman Yini. Krehbiel and wife will leave this Friday morning for Oberlin, Ohio, afW natural color and becomo soft, glossy and healthy. Sold by D. v. Kiekx, 3 died at Cross last Friday after having visited here with their parents for an illness of only a week.

She was a most estimable young woman and a couple months. Mr. Krehbiel is attend her death has cast a gloom over her ing college at that place and expects to large circle of friends in this vicinity craduato next year. He has hosts of 2 NEWSPAPERS FOR 1. THE HALSTEAD INDEPENDENT KANSAS CITY are not satisfied, after the lecture, friends here who wish him success in all A COMPLK1E LINK OF Those of our readers who go else C.

J. Gram has the best pickling yiiiegar ever brought to this market. It is the same as used by the celebrated Heinz Pickling Company. Fruit or pickles put up with it guaranteed to keep. Try it, the price is practic ally no higher than for an inferior article.

Quite a numter of young folks went out from town Saturday night bis ventures. With reference to the attempted illegal withdrawal of the cholera fund, we refer our Harvey county readers to the letter of E. M. Hoover of Halstead, a man of high standing in this county. This letter will be found in another column in this paper.

Because of Dr. Hoover's disapproval of this intended steal, Dr. Dykes, the secretary of the where than Haistead ta purchase Weekly Journal Asrlculturlst DOTH ONI YEAR rC footwear, should look over the adver tisement of John Graybill, the New JohnBccrc.Gol. cn Earjlo go to the door and your money will bo cheerfully returned. Admission locts.

Children lOcts. Season tickets 25cts. School boards should furnish Ed Morton left Monday for a visit to tho old home at Middleport Ohio, When Taka aitvautaire et l.H offer anl set the ton shoe man, which appears in this Cewrurv War H'tik Premium tin qnestioned before his dopnrtare as to issue. Mr. Graybill is a pleasant MITOHELVA whether he would return alone or not he simply smiled, refund to commit him to rjerretrate a surprise on John gentleman with whom to do business teachers with all needful sur-clies and board is usino every means in his apparatus.

The better the supplies, power to have Dr. Hoover removed Kaosaa City nw ceujvm an.l centu e'k fr t'. f.iiro Centmy War ttu priov "ua le A new Joiirualism. Call or aUiis imifr I THE HALSTEAD INDEPENDENT. self and said "wait until I return." Keep yonr weather eye tn Ed.

SomethiBg is BUOKEYE M'CORMiOK the more efficient will be the work if from iha board, and tho correspond- Eenenier the occasion being his twenty-first birthday. The evening was pleasantly spent with games of various sorts uatii a late hour. While it ha3 never been our policy to nolidt outside advertising yet it wcnl-l be poor business to refuse the and his customers are given the benefit of closo figures. A noted English physician says: "It is bad to pass at once to a re enmbent position" on going to bed. es the blood goes rushing to tho brain and induces sleeplessness.

Hdc tbe act- of kneeling at one's the teacher is of the trup, progressive kind. You can no more expect the teacher to do good, thorough and systematic work when lacking a good blackboard, seats, fuel, maps and dictionary than you enn expect a once between the two (wLieu we have seen) is very sharp, that from Dykes being impertinent nnd insult-ing; but whether Hoover remains on the board or not, he will always retain the confidence of tho people of goin to happta. Abe "Uetrwt iler was the happiest man in town Sunday. His bst girl wa over from Newton and together they took a drive out to Abe's prospective father-in-law, near No serious accidents attondfd the trip. Abe kept the Hues well in hand, (ona hand) a ad wan on deck at the sbop bright smd curly "slue day mo rim' all 3 'ipo and Pipe rpiiabie enst- Lsrea ry PILES CAN" in-: RELIEVED AT OXCii Aud in tune effectual 7 the paristcnt use of Repss' G-rnian Sa ihv ruiUM p.

iii rr-iiti Jy ovnr put tin" iiiaHiPV. Sold and warraatod by D. v. eOxe v. Mca of g- farm hand with a reap hook to se-l Harvey county, who know him to be lOif in prayer "has a put) iir Wovk diiiie on not ice.

13 ical well as etb towns and a Yi have tha space eee.rpirf by car value on excellent physician and a thoroughly borient and honorable gentle cure ftr much gram in a day as one supplied with a team and tho Glider. to you onawtsntt now Mi Nekton E.31SE!!,.

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