The Meriden Ledger from Meriden, Kansas • 5

TELEPHONE 19J O. Pa MOSS. L. M. t'eawell.

CORRESPONDENCE. DeHoss penwell, R. M. WILSON, M. D.

OFFICE At DUNCAN BUILDING. Residcneo Threi lionrs north of M. E. church at B. Perkinson's Calls Answered Day or Night.

MERIEtfN KANSAS. Rev. Jackson and family spent Thursday afternoon with Mr. Marple and family. Mrs.

S. JI. Chacey is very ill. Mr. D.

Tripp is at home, hi health seems much better. Mr. E. Tudor and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank: '1 udur and family, Sunday. Newt Hunter of Topeka was in thl on bu-ilness ist week. S. 11. H.tynes of Meuokeu was for Co.

CuuiuiisMoni'r by the Republicans hist Sal urd.iy. Farmers are busy plowing corn and 'owm' millet and other rough f-eil. C. V. Wilson is treating the Cap.

Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe. No. 108. a No. 106.

4:32 11 No. 120. East 12:28 No. 105. Passenger est.

10:13 a jj No. 107. West. 10:32 T. Southwestern.

No. 102... Mixed East 8:00 A No 101... Mixed West 0:45 CITY DIRECTORY Mayor k. Duncan President of the Council Win.

Crull -lerk Vv A. Gardner J. R.tmson Police Judge 11.1 1. Fiaser Marshal. E.

A. Taylor Attorney. Street Cominissimier. Jowi-l Pivsstd Councilmen: Wtn.Cru'.l. W.

May, J. Robison, J. JJ. Huag ami 1'. Mussel mini.

Dentistry; Undertakers ani Fnihlniers. I. O. O. F.

BUILDING, 533 yUINCY STREET. Dr. T. 15. REYNOLDS will be pleased to those in need of Dental Work to cull at his Topeka, Kansas dental parlors at S32 Kansas Avenue, North Topeka.

Ki house to a coat of paint. Mr. Leifiher of the Fail-view Dist. I' ad a horsti and saddle stolen from his barn, Sunday night, S. C.

West lost fine mare Friday night ol last week, by turning her on clover pasture, while the pasture was wet. Mrs. Haynes and tlarghU'r. AHire xOver At The fOld Racket Stand, E. TRACHSEL.

M. D. Mr. N. Klro.l, cf Ruck Creek, spent Monday in Meriden.

Whoever misses the maggs lect tire at the U. 15. Church on unecth will miss a treat. Last fall I sprained mv b-ft hip while handling KOme heavy boxes. The doctor I culled on aiu at first it was a slight strain ant' wou'd Soon bs well, but it grew worse and the doctor then said I hid the rheumatism.

It continued to grow wnr.c and I could hardly eet a-round to work. 1 went to a drug store and the drujjgHt reeomineivh ine to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I tried it and one-half of a r.oc bottle cored me entirely. 1 now recommend it to all my fr F. A.

BaiiCuck, Erie. Pa. It ia foi sale by W. R. Trachsel druggist.

All notices for publication should reach the office not. later mr. WW 6 Z. B. Perkinson 8 tic win sen you and moved to Meriden the first of the veek.

The old soldiers of thU place wen' to Meriden MeuuUial d.iv. Opposite M. E. Church. goous 50 cneap you win ue astonished.

Eveiythin" UVto- POST-Ol'FICE. The Post-office will be open as follows; On. week days, 7:00 A. m. to 8:00 p.

m. On Sundays, 8:00 to 8:30 and 9:45 to 1 1 A. and 4:30 to 5:30 p. m. Andrew hallow, P.

date, but nothing put on the slate 8 is. r-ruits. nnrimc ft JNO. SCALES. TONSORIAL ARTIST! OLIVE BRANCH.

Tobacco, Cigars. Ice Cream, 6 ana cola annKs ot all kinds. a Shavinp, and Shampooing Neat work. Shop, south side Main street, Mcriden. ROYAL POULTRY FOOD, for.

sale by Robert Smith. L. S. Burn's house has 'recently been painted. Miss Julia Morrett has been spending several days with friends and relatives.

All locals run until ordered out. ROYAL -STOCK FOOD, for sale by Robert Smith, Misses die and Minnie McCoy re-tirviied home from Kansas Ciiy last Monday Hello has bee'n principal ol the blind school there ana Minnie was superintendant of the dining room. Almost alt of the people living in the district met at the cemetery Saturday morning armed with all kinds tools, for the purpose of clearing up tha cemetery. The men cut. 1 lie brush and the ladies' piled and burnt it.

At noon a jCM.ENGLANDJ.D.I Death Of Mrs. G. B. Wallace Mrs. G.

B. Wallace was born in Leavenworth county on th-e .13111. day of February 1865, and passed away at her home near Mciiden, at 3 o'clock Saturday morning. May 27, 1899. It ikes no difference hmv lmd he.

I a wound if you use DeWltt'-s Witch hasel EEDGKK office. Salve; it will quiekly heal ami leave no Dr. Slusser, of Topeka, spent sear. W. R.

TraihslV dn.y Sunday with Dr. Wilson. NOTICE. The nast ten davs lias been ex-i XPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON AT THE OLD STAND ft, 14 rc 54 year's months and Jays. la rue dinner was enjoyed by all.

The work was concluded about ha't past 3 and'improvem-nt fully eompen-ated all. Miss Maggie McCoy is On tins sick list this week. She got ivy poisened Sat-. Dr. Wilson wishes to inform his patrons that he may be found PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL CALLS.

Consultation FREE fAAA A A'x than Tuesday. Bring them in as early as possible. The band will furnish music at the Maggs lecture and icecream supper June 9th. Come and1 bring all the children. Ora Myers from near Thomp-sonville spent the last of the week with his mother, Mrs.

M. Myers. Try a Vapor bath at the Scales barber shop. For Sale. I set of light double harness.

I two seated surrey with canopy top. Inquire at Ledger office. Rev. Maggs has a good stere-optican and a fine set of views for his lecture at the U. B.

Church. Mr. Childs' suffered greatly last week with rheumatism. at night at the Z. B.

Perki'nson cellent weather lor the corn to grow. Miss Monia Calderwood is spending a few days with her His-ter-in-law, Mrs. Dessie Iluddle-ston, at Dover. Mrs. Wallace had been sick only abotrt 'three weeks when the Angel of death entered the happy home and 'earned away the soul of a kind mother and a loving wife.

residence, three doors north of M. E. church. After an illness of five weeks. Mrs.

McDermed is able to be H1LEMAN BOLZ. unlay at the cemetery. Wo understand a K. C. Co.

arc trying lo skimming st it'on at Thompson-vill. They ive ca led a me-tiur lo be held Saturday. Mi-, and Mrs. Davis of Osawkie are their daughter Mrs. Arthur McCoy, this week.

Mrs. Arthur McCoy gave a very pleasant, surprise party Monday it Mr. McCoys birthday. The around. lacksmith and Buttermilk.

Plenty of fresh Buttermilk tor In 1885, when twenty years of age she became a member of the U. B. church and lived true and faithful until her unexpected departure, when she died strong in sale at the Creamery at 9 cents per 100 pounds. Repair jhop IS THE PLACE TO GET First-Class Work Done. All work done promptly and at reasonable prices.

the faith of her Savior and while For Sale A Good Victor Bicycle. T. C. Niningcr For relief find comfort in A-thma BALLARD'S HOUEIIOUNI) SYRUP has no equal. Price 25 hi.

5O cents. Robt. Smith. It was Mr. J.

Chubb, who lost the steers by lightning instead of Mayor Duncan as stated in paper last Some loafers who seemed to be to lazy to stand alone broke one Ed Edwinson and his friend, she suffered intensely she bore it Capt. Haven passed through patiently. Meriden Monday on their way to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace were THE aniinusemenls were crokinole and ick-stoues.

The crowd was blindfolded and tiiven a piee of paper, from which to cut 11 bird. Fred Brown recieved first prize -a match safe. Miss Minnie 2d, --a handkerchief, and Gale Kunkleaml Eli Hurley a joint consolidation, pr'ze of a tiny d.ill. Dainty refreshments were served and all wnit homo wishing Arthur many more hanny birthdays. $1500,000 of sJ4 per cent, money to loan on farms.

Privilege to pay S100 or more. L. Betzer, 519 Kansas avenue, Dudley's Bank, Topeka, Kas. Topeka. Mr.

Edwinson lives north of Valley Falls and the Capt. lives in Mo. ADAMS A number of desirable proper of the large window lights in the united in marriage in Atchison county, near Port William, Nov. 30, 1SS1. Mr.

Wallace and one daughter, Nora, are left to mourn. One son Edjar, and one daughter Jessie, preceded her to the better land in their infancy. Two sisters, Mrs Anderson, of Kansas City, Mrs. RiOinn nf Piffuhiirrr ties for sale cheap. A few vacant SOUTH OF U.

P. DEPOT. PROSPERITY HILL. dwellings for rent in very desirable locations. S.

II. Chacey. If you are going to have a sale front of the Feebler hardware, last Friday. We understand they did not take the pains to settle the loss. Hardly a day passes, in families where there are children, in which BALL-ARd'S SNOW LINIMENT not ni-ed-cil.

It quickly cures cuts, wounds, hi uiscs, bums and scalds. Price and we can get you the best prices. Warner Bros. G. S.

Manley, of Topeka, at Uncle Sam is still at 512 Kansas Avenue, where he will be glad to see all of the people of Meriden and vicinity when in need of new watches, clocks, rings, charms and emblems. Don't let cheap John's run in and ruin your watches and your clocks; and then at last have to take them to the old reliable; Uncle Sam, who guarantees his work, and you will also find charges very resonable. Don't take your watches and clocks to some green horn and have them ruined. You may leave work at Ledger office, it will, receive prompt attention. EDITOR: Seeing no items from Ibis section and thinking a tew mieht interest 1 lie many readers of vour valuable paper: I thought I would let you know that peace and jle crown the hoard of this neighboi hood and everybody is happy.

Wall Taggart spent Sunday in Topeka. Miss Besie Wats of Topeka is siting friends in this neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. R.

B. Lacey transa ATE3 REASONABLE. H. L. HERINO, Proprietor.

North Topeka, Kansas. S. H. CHACEY, REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE, COLLECTIONS AND RENTALS. NOTARY PUBLIC.

OFFICE: ledger Office. tended the services at this place last Tuesday. Mr. Manley used to live near Meriden and he is and two brothers, A. W.

Farney and Wm. Farncy of Kansas City are pained to hear of the death ot their sister. Mrs. Anderson, ot Kansas City, was present at the funeral. She was a member of the National Aid Association at this place.

The members of the lodge assisted in the burial. The funeral was held by Rev. L. B. Edwards on the afternoon of the from the U.B..

church. The remains were laid to rest in 1 the beautiful cemetery at Meriden. The bereaved friends have the 5O cents. Robt. Smith, Jack Kenerly finished painting the interior of J.

F. Taylor's fine residence, Friday of last week. Meriden never has been blest with a better painter than Jack. A sallow, jnundiced skin is a symptom of disordered liver, tis it springs from biliary poisons retained in the blood, which destroy energy, Mircntrth. vijror, lianpiness and life.

business in Topeka Wednesday. still a reader of the Leoger. He reports his folks all well. Things brought fair prices at the Bowen sale last Saturday. If our sight is blurred speck and spots floating before eyes, or you have pains on the side under the ribs, then your liver is deranged, and yon need a lew doses of HEUBINE to rad Madison Lyles of Magnetic fame pas sed through our neighborhood Monday.

Uiali Johnson had the. miortun to loose one o.f his work horses, hut, Utah has got the pluck and hustle and was'ntjj long re-placing the broken team. Corn planting is a thing of the tst. Oats and meadows are looking well in MERIDEN KANSAS --If YOU want a smooth-Hair cut, Shave, Razor honed or scissors sharpened: My shop is 2nd door east P. O.

this locality. iate it. Price, 50 cents. Roht. Snii.li.

Dr. Wilson took J. 11. McQuil-kin's little boy Earl to Topeka Thursday of last week and had a Foreign Body removed from his nose. Miss Lillie whaley visited with friends here this week.

sympathy of all. CA1U) OF THANKS NOTICE, All persons owning dpgs please call at the office of city clerk and pay their tax Immediately. Tax was due May 1st. By order of R. J.

Duncan, Mayor. May 17, 1S99. If ou Suffer from tenderness or fullness on the ribt side, pains under shoulder-blade, constipation, bifious-ne-s, sick-headaehe and feel ciull.heavy and sleepy your liver is torpid and congested. DeWitt's Little Early Risers will cure you promptly, l.leasantly and permanently by removing the congestion and causing the bile ducts "to open and flow naturally. They are GOOD Pills.

1 W. J-i. Trachsel's drug store. C. L.

Childs ivtr. Li. li. Wallace and HERBINE will restore the lnilur.al functions of ihe liver. Piice 50 cents.

Rott. Smith. Undertaker F. M. Penwell, of the firm of, DeMoss Penwell of Topeka had their beautiful hearse and attended the Wallace funeral last Sunday after noon.

Mr. Pen-well used to live at this place and is well and favorably known. For Sale. Pour Thoroughbred Poland China boars. G.

W. Priest. Contractor iV 'liuihtcr. Nora, desire to express their sincere thanks and he.irt-fclt appreciation for the ninny acts of kindness and words of sympathy ren I also carry a complete line of Would Not Suffer So Again For Fifty Ma-. Harrison Swickardhas made quile an improvement by putting a new fence ar.ound his dwelling.

Mrs. Austin Ault spent Sunday with Mrs. John Watson at Topeka. W. L.

Reid passed through this s-c-tion Saturday on a trailing expedition. Wonder why Gilbert McQuilkin goes to Osawkie so often? Ask him, he ean tell you. Mr. John Deveny and wife Sundayed with I. H.

McQuilkiii and family at rtrVCPTXTU n4 lime-- Its Price. J. 1 j.x 1 una dered to them by their many I awokH htot nilit wiili sever pains in my stomach. I never felt i-o badly in all my lite. When I came diiwii to work friends in their bereavement.

I this morning I felt so weaic I could hard Lenri Eshom of Topeka spent Meriden. ly work. went to Miller McCurdy's drug store and they recommended Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and D.iiirr-hoea Keincily. It worked like a magic: Mrs. Brewster returned home from Leavenworth last Thursday evening.

The band concert Tuesday evening was fair. Wm. Damm has his' new' house almost enclosed. I and one dose fixed me all right. It cer Don't think you can cure that slight attacic of Dyspepsia by of that will cure itself.

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will CuRE it "digests what you eat" and restores the digestive organs to health. W. R. Traehsol's drug store. Mrs.

Dr. A. W. Farney of Kansas City, who attended Mrs. G.

B. Wallace's funeral Sunday afternoon, returned to her home Monday morning. Mr. Moon, a brother ot Mrs. Rev.

M. Maggs of Topeka will give his stereoptican lecture, "The way of the ransgror," at the U. B. chiyxh on Friday evening June gth. The Christian church will serve ice cream and cake at the close of the lecture.

Admission to lecture has been cut down to 15 cents so that all can attend. The Best in the Stall any design You Want. Prices Reasonable. Remember the K. Ministerial Association, of the Topeka will be.

held at Meriden, June 12. U3 and 14, 1899. The program has been carefully prepared and will be very interesting. For the present Mrs. QlLie diow-n will make her home Mr.

Kane near Valley Falls. Aside troni the serious inconvenience and pain caused by piles, there is a tendency to fistula and to cancer in the rectal regions. Piles should nor be allowed to run on unchecked. TAE-LER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT is an infallible remedy. Price 50 cents abottle tubes 75c.

Robt. Smith. The Jefferson Co. teachers' institute will begin wprk next Monday June 5th. If the predispositions to worms in is not cured they may become, emaciated, wekly and in dangpr of convulsions.

WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE is the most successful and popular remedy. Cl ee25e. IloiYt. Smi'h. John Musselman is.

working for John Russell. Tuesday at this place. i Bargains in Millinery at Mrs. I. D.

Grisby's at the Tripp store building on Main street. Remember all items of interest in regard to your Iriends are always appreciated. Please let us know about them. WANTED. More stock to pasture.

Good water in pasture. F. isl. Fleming. We can do you good when'you want anything in the harness and saddlery line We are buying goods right, consequently can sell them right.

It is not always-the cheapest goods that are the best, but the best goods are always the cheapest. Now. we want you to call and be conviaced thati. we have successfully combined the two conditions In. our farm harness.

Wok 1 ev Calvert, Topeka, Kan, A Card of Thanks. I wish to say that I feel under lasting obligations Tor what Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has done for our family. We haye used it in so cases of coughs, lung foubles and whooping cough, and it has always given the most perfect satisfaction, we feci great iy indebted to the of this remedy and wish theui to please accept our hearty thanks. Respectfully, Mrs. S.

Dotty, Des Moines, Iowa. For taie by W. R. lrachsel, druggist. We failed to mention in last weeks issue in regard to the trouble last Saturday a week, between Mr.

Eastman and Mr. Woodward. Neither one was hurt very much. Mr. Woodward was fined Si.

arid costs making Mr. 'Woodward said he would have been perfectly willing to have paid Sio. it he had been tainly is the linest thing I ever used, for my stomach trouble. I shall not be without it in my home hereafter, for Isfcould1 not care to endure the Sufferings of last night ag.iin for fifty times its price. G.

H. WILSON, Liveryman. Burgettstown, Washington. Pa. This remedy is for sale by W.

R. Trachsel, druggist. Below are iven the average dates at which the various crops are available as green feed for dairy cows on the College farm at Manhattan, Alfalfa May 20 to September 30 Wheat June 1 to 1 5. Oats June 15 to 30. Sweet corn July 15 to 31.

1 Field corn August 1 to Sept. 15. Sorghum August ito Sept. 30. Kaffir eornWVugust I to Sept.

30. Wheat Fall pasture until ground fieezes. These, crops are most needed io dry summers. Mr. DeBoid who lives north east of town has recovered his house.

Ve have the agency for the Dewey washer for Jefferson You can put your washer on the stove and heatthe water and wash W. E. Rice of north Topeka spent, last Tuesday in Meriden. He reports his folks all well. His daughter, Miss.

Elsie, has been visiting with friends in this at the same time. This washer will be manufactured by us-, here at Meriden. Please call and convince yourselves. Yours as ever, Meriden Co. locality for several days.

She ex- let alone and not pulled off. Mr. pects to retnrn to her heme next Eastman was not arreasted, MonJiv..