The Larned Eagle-Optic from Larned, Kansas • 3

The Larned Weekly Eagle-Optic, May 5, 1899. 3 ADVERTISEMENTS. PJZBSOXAL MEKTIOX. D0ERR-VERN0N NUPTIALS. NEW YORK STORE, G.

KROUCH, MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTI8EMENTB of A WeH-to-Do Business Mao Marries One Dick Evans returned home from Ellin- wood Friday night. Will Bishop, of Kinsley, spent Sunday 3 urn mim and Monday in Larned. 1JII1 A--5 3 i Im I Utr A SLEEPERS Mrs.

Tim McCarthy returned Monday NEW YORK STORE G. KROUCH, Manager. ISM um Larned's Society Favorites. One of the prettiest home weddings ever celebrated here was that of Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Vernon's youDgest daughter, Laura Pate, and Mr. Albert A. Doerr, on Wednesday afternoon.

The beautiful home on Broadway wore a gala dress of potted and cut flower. In the bow window in the parlor was arranged a background of ferns and beautiful flow night from Hutchinson and Winfield. Frank Bishop and Frank Eettleson of 3 Kinsley, were Larned visitors last Sun In the Daokf Then probably the kidneys. In tho Ghost 7 Then probably the lungs. day.

Mrs. Charles Zutavern, of Great Bend, Of in tho Joints ers and a large floral horse-shoe of white js visiting her parents in this city this Then probably rheumatism, roses was swung above where the bridal week. LADIES' party stood. At four clock the spacious rooms Herbert Porter was on the sick list this week, suffering from an acute attack of No matter where it is, nor what kind; you need have it no longer. It may be an hour, a day, or a year old it must yield to were well crowded and Miss Clara Fry, cholera morbus.

seated at the piano played "La Gazelle udge and Mrs. Andrews, of LaCrosse, while a hush fell over the busy hum of voices. Just before the ceremony Miss SKIRTS attended the Doerr-Vernon nuptials in this city Wednesday. Lyda Vernon, a cousin of the briae, sang "Because 1 Love You Dear," very Miss Amy Babbitt is in Lawrence this week visiting friends, and will attend the "pt list Arrived. 200 Sacks of finest table potatoes.

1 Barrel Fancy fat mackerel. 5 Boxes Sweet naval oranges that are sweet. Swift's Fancy Brand Breakfast Bacon and Hams. This brand our consumers say is a table luxury. Its a mild cure, and each Piggy put into this brand wore a beautiful blue ribbon around his neck and took a bath in Rose-water every day during his lifetime, and its the best and sweetest and mildest ham I know of.

Of course, its not my fault if the other fellows wont keep good stuff. wedding of Miss Margie Brown in that effectively, following which the wedding party wended their way down the stairway and took their positions under the floral horseshoe to the strains of Men delssohn wedding march played by Mrs. A. B. Ineels, sister of the bride.

The Episcopal ring service, performed by Rev. H. G. Fonken, was short and im pressive. Pifi! f5 Immediately after applying It yoa Vjj The bride was beautifully dressed in a rich but simple made gown of white satin and pearl trimmings and carried bridal roses tied with white ribbons She was attended by Miss Lillian Victor as maid of honor, gowned in blue mouse-line over blue silk, and Miss Anna Doerr in white chaliie over pink, acted as LOTS OF PROPER SKIRTS FOR SUMMER WEAR ALL MADE IX GOOD STYLE, WELL TRIMMED, AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES LOT NO.

1. Good unbleached crash, skirl, trimmed with three rows of white braid around bottom, 73 cts. LOT NO. 2. Good quality heavy, unbleached crash.

full width, trimmed with blue and white braid, $1.00. LOT NO. 3. Navy blue duck skirt with three rows white braid around bottom, $1.25. LOT NO.

4. Cotton novelties in checks, good lining and facing, 75 cts. LOT NO. 5. Brocade black skirt, stylish patterns, $1.40.

BLACK. SERGE, Black Brocade, Black Crepons, and Figured China Silks, Satin Skirts, at prices ranging from $3.73 to $8.00. In the country it is hard to get help for the household work. Wives, mothers and daughters who do their own work should have the very best of everything to do it with. Ivory Soap is the best; it cleans quickest and is easiest on the hands.

It floats. A WORD OF WARNING. There are many white soap, each represented fo be Just good the 'Ivory';" they ARB NOT, but tike all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of ths enulne. Ash for "Ivory Soap and Insist upon getting It COPvmeT ism av tm pmocrrm a SAMei CO cinsimmati 5 t3 bridesmaid. Mr.

Will Vernon, brother of the bride, acted as groomsman. It is needless to say, with such harmonious costumes and such rarely beautiful surroundings, the bridal party made an exceedingly picturesque group. After con Acquitted at the Preliminary. zeei its Booming, warming, strengthening power. It quiets congestion; draws oat inflammation.

It is a new plaster. A new combination of new remedies. Made after new methods. Entirely unlike any other plaster. The Triumph of Modem Medical Science.

The Perfected Product of years cf Patient Toil. Placed over the chest it is a powerful aid to Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in the treatment of all throat and lung affections. Placed over the stomach, it stops nausea and vomiting; over the bowels, it controls cramps and colic Placed over the small of the bark. The preliminary trial of Charles Jen nings for the shooting of Nathan Pixley gratulations the eighty guests were served to a dainty luncheon, and the hour came up before Judge Histed last Satur Spring opening of ladies' tailor made City Council Proceedings. The city council met in regular session Monday night, with Mayor McCarthy in the chair and Councilmen Clark, Garver, Nesbitt, Moore, Minard and Ripple present.

After reading and ap proval of the minutes the following bills were presented and alllowed C. J. Norton, city clerk 110.00 till train time was spent in social conversation. The bride's traveling gown was a mo- suits, separate skirts, capes and shirt waists next week at Landauer day, and the testimony was so strongly in favor of the defendant that he was acquitted on the plea of self-defense. Pixley himself, testified that he knew Jennings was armed and ready for him, but that Schnack's.

dist suit of blue Venetian cloth, opening over a waist of cerese silk, with a white FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1899. city on the 17th inst. County Attorney Grinstead was in Topeka and St. Joseph, Missouri, last week on legal business. Mrs.

J. K. Bartoo, Mrs. George Hippie and Mrs. Fox returned home from Hutchinson Friday night.

Miss Bob Lee Victor, daughter of Judge R. M. Victor, who has been dangerously ill of pneumonia for several days, is slowly recovering. Miss Clara Sunderland returned Monday from Topeka where she was visiting friends for a couple of weeks. Messrs.

George Nolan and J. K. Bar-too attended the G. A. R.

encampment at Hutchinson last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Yates, of Larned, attended the G. A.

R. encampment at Hutchinson last Wednesday. Dante Babbitt was here last Saturday and Sunday selling goods to our hardware men and visiting the home folks. Charlie Ricker was here Tuesday and Wednesday of this week making arrangements for Mrs. R.

Bauer to go to Wichita for medical treatment. Misses Maud and Nellie Cline returned Friday night from a weeks' visit in Hutchinson, and Miss Maud is again numbered with the Optic employes. J. C. Browne, of Burdett, was (transacting business and visiting with his sister, Mrs.

T. E. Leftwich, in Pawnee county's metropolis Tuesday and Wednesday. Bishop Millspaugh and Rev. Swan will be in Larned Monday evening and will conduct confirmation services in the Episcopal church.

Everybody is cordially invited to attend. Miss Lyda Vernon, who has been visiting with relatives in Larned for the past two weeks, left Thursday morning for Emporia where she will visit with her brother, Ora, before returning to Salina. Mrs. Bertha Wilcox, of St. Louis, arrived in this city Tuesday night, and will take charge of the management of the Larned House during the absence of First-class hand-made harness, guaranteed superior No.

1 oak stock, can be hat laden with pink roses. After a short 0 Lawrence Fox, repairs, 1-90 G. P. Cline, city attorney, 10.00 Ladies' Petty coats. he nevertheless attack him with a brick or rock expecting to "do him" before Jennings could use his gun.

After the testimony was all in Jennings was re bought cheaper at Frizell's than any oth er place in town. trip to St. Louis the youug couple will return to Larned and will be "at home" to their host of friends after May 15th. J. E.

Houston, city marshal, 5J.0O it removes all congestion from the kidneys and greatly strengthens weakness. For sale by all Druggists. J. Ayer Co, Lowell, Mass. Larned Water water, 9..50 Citizens Light lights, 71.50 Ladies, the cheapest, ewellest line of LOT NO.

1 quality black satteen.full width, 75 leased on the ground of self-defense. Pixley's wound has not proved as dan Sailors to be found in Larned you can Kansas Is Willing. Married, at the home of the bride's HarnesH at Doerr'a. and 90 cts. see at Landauer Schnack's.

Prices gerous as it was at first supposed. He was able to attend the trial and is said A. W. Shady, night watch la.w G. L.

Houston, street labor, 7.35 S. W. Littler, street 10.00 Ed Lanman, street labor, 1.20 59c. and 69c. LOT NO.

2. Black silk finished taffeta, with deep parents, eight and a half miles north of Larned, on Wednesday afternoon at ruffle, 1 .25. Just the thing for a good breakfast, The Wonderful Suddath Pear. Who among the readers of the Eagle- to be rapidly recovering. Insure Your Crops Against Hall.

that Pennsylvania buckwheat flour and LOT NO. 3. Superfine black satteen skirt, umbrella A daw line of baby carriages at Ekk'6 too 'a. Old New Orleans molasHns at Winchester'. Kaatern Star pina at Stonerg' jewelry atora.

Buy your overall and jumper at the three o'clock, Miss Eva A. Le Van and Mr. Barney E. Wheeler, both of this county. The ceremony that bound these young people in the holy bonds of matrimony was performed by H.

G. Fonkin Ihe season of hailstorms is now at Colorado Alfalfa honey at M. A. Jordaan's. Try it.

T. McCarthy, salary, A.m J. D. McConnaughhay, 10.00 John Kimball, repairs, 1-50 S. A.

Arnold, rent, 2.00 G. H. Mize lumber and coal 27.06 Optic know the largest pear tree in the world is in Illinois, and that it is seventy-eight years old, two years older than the state in which it grows fifty-five shape, double ruffle, well-made and hnfid, $1.75. hand and the farmer who would guard his own interests should at once insure Rev. Fonken will preach Sunday morn of the First Presbyterian church.

his crops against this form of destruc LOT NO. 4. Black heavy printed sateen, with white, ing on "Mistaken Views of Forgive F. J. Davis, printing.

2.20 Racket. The bride is a pretty and vivacious ness," and in the evening on "David's tion, so prevalent and destructive in this section of the country. This can be feet high, and over ten feet in circumference Within the last four years many people have heard of the wonderful Sudduth pear, grown by Augustine Porter Drug stationery 1.25 Kansas Statute statutes 5.00 i green or gold stripe, four rows of cording around bottom, 1 .75. Night at the Jordan." Tinware, warranted not to runt, at young lady who numbers a large acquaintance in this vacinity. She was becomingly gowned in white.

The groom done at a very small outlay. Wood Doerr'a. tor pretty silk ginghams, madras Babbitt, of this city, represent one of Old papers for sale at this office at lOu of Normal, Illinois, but few of them know that it comes from this ven is the son of Dr. Wheeler of Fort Larned and is well known here. He enlisted a hundred.

cloths, zepherginghams, and all the other spring wash goods, see Landauer and Schnack's new spring stock. J. W. Gish, 150 William Jordan, street labor, 1.25 A. A.

Doerr, nails, 2.40 H. M. Halloway, cinders, 2.30 The bill of A. R. Wygles for $5,000.00 for damages was rejected.

Mr. Wygles the best and most reliable companies doing business in Kansas, the Kansas State Mutual Hail Association. It is erable and mammoth stock. White Mountain ice cream freezers at NEW YORK STORE The reasons why the Sudduth pear ex in the Twenty-First Kansas during the recent conflict and was honorably the Racket. Campbell Moyer have fitted up their the cheapest company represented in Pawnee county.

Call on this firm at their office over Boyd Getty's when in town and get their rates. Fruita and produce of all kinds at cels all others It is as hardy as an oak it bears'f ruit very young it has not failed to bear an annual crop in sixty-five year it is enormously productive, the Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler went to house G. KROUCH, Manager.

fell on a defective sidewalk and injured his knee cap. The mayor appointed the standing keeping in a cosy home followed by the good wishes of their many admiring THE BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES friends. original tree bearing eighty bushels in one season it makes the most beautiful ornamental trees the fruit is of the her mother, Mrs. Bauer, who went to Wichita Thursday morning for medical I Van Horn's. See Van Horn for fresh garden seeds, onion aoU, etc.

Fine bulk colTee at Winchester's from l'ifjc to a pound. Examine that Una line of stockmen's saddles at Krizell's. Krouch Block, Corner 6th Broadway. Wednesday evening a number of treatment. County Board of Equalization.

The Board of County Commissioners, in and for Pawnee county, Kansas, will sit as a Board of Equalization on Monday, June 5th, 1899, at the office of the county clerk, in Larned, Kansas. All persons feeling themselves aggrieved by highest quality, and is almost seedless and coreless, and last, and probably the most important point of all, it is the only blight-proof pear. Mrs. C. W.

Smith, formerly Mrs. E. E. Tuttle, arrived in Larned Wednesday friends of the contracting parties witnessed the marriage of Mr. John W.

Berkey and Miss Louise Schiefblien, at night from Nashville, Michigan, on a W. H. BRIMKMAW, W. A. Gill has the exclusive control ice cream parlor in handsome style and are now serving ica cream, and ice cream soda in all the popular flavors.

The High School Alumni banquet will be held on Saturday night. May 20th, at Masonic Temple. The Rathbone Sisters will prepare and serve the banqurt. The High School Alumni meets with Mrs. Edna Babbitt Saturday evening, May Gth, at 7:30.

A full audience is desired. Eva Case, Secretary. For comfort, elegance and simplicity, the "Quick Meal" gasoline stove has no equal. When you buy a summer stove, make no mistake. For sale by Frizell.

The "Quick Meal" gasoline stoves are the only stoves for summer use that does the work thoroughly satisfactorily. They lead all others. For sale by Frizell. visit to her parents and sister. Mrs.

Chase A- Sanborn's fine teas and cof fees for sale at YateV. and sale in Pawnee county of this won reason of the assessment or valuation of their property as returned by the assessors can appear before the said Board of derful pear, and it can be obtained only Smith counts her Lamed friends by the multitude who will gladly welcome her return visit. DEALER IN the groom's home on Maine street, Rev. Thomas of the Christian church officiating. The bride was becomingly gowned in lavender lansdown and white satin and was attended by Misses Hattie Webber and Ida Lanman.

Mr. Edward Lan-man acted as groomsman. through him. The stock is limited and you should place your order early. Mrs.

G. Krouch will be among the See the Chateau de Speer in another Lumber and Grain Larned people who will attend the Grand Chapter, Eastern Star, at Wichita, next After the ceremony and congratula week. The Larned party will leave here tions the company repaired to the home of Mr. and Mrs. I.

H. Lanman, where Tuesday morning and their headquarters while in Wichita will be at the Carey hotel. delicious refreshments were served and BUILDING PAPER, PAINTS. OILS, I have a full and complete stock of New Material, and am Equalization and have a hearing upon such grievance at their time. James F.

Whitney, County Clerk. The County Reimbursed. Larned, Kansas, May 2nd, 1899. This is to certify that Ollie Rhea, son of W. M.

Rhea, deceased, has this day paid into the county treasury the sum of fifty dollars to re imburse the county for the amount paid on funeral expenses of Dr. Rhea this amount being paid out without the knowledge or consent of the family of the deceased. James F. Whitney, County Clerk. the remainder of the evening passed very pleasantly.

Mrs. Bauer, proprietor of the Larned now prepared to quote prices as low as the lowest. The Milburn wagon takes the lead of others, because it is the best farm wagon House, who has been in a declining state Company Kansas National Guards, -OFFICE AND YARD8- ever built. Don't buy a wagon without was inspected at their quarters in this Soath of the Santa pe flaifroad, of health for several months, left here Thursday morning for Wichita for the purpose of taking a course of treatment Larned, Kansas. city last Saturday by tJol.

JYL. tlois- column where Alfred Speer the most honest and perserving wine grower in this country, forty-eight years persistent in overcoming obstacles and prejudice against native wines, has succeeded in New Jersey and now produces the finest wines of the world and has his extensive wine cellars with hundreds of thousand gallons stored They are most excellen t. For sickness get the best. Old choice wines from Speer's vineyards. The rich Port, the Claret, Burgundy and Unfer-mented are unexcelled at entertainments, family use and invalids.

That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. ington, of Newton, and Col.

James Gar- which her many friends hope will restore ver, of Wellington, judge advocate gen examining the Milburn. For sale by Frizell. Fresh oysters served in any style, crisp fried chicken, hot coffee, nice home-made pies, everything desirable for either a square meal or an appetizing lunch, at Dan's Lunch Room. her to perfect health again. eral of the state Militia.

The company, which is now the ranking company in the committees as follows Finance Garver, Nesbitt, Penrose. Streets and Alleys Nesbit, Penrose, Garth. Water and Lights Garver, Nesbit, Clark. Fire Penrose, Moore, Minard. Health Ripple, Minard, Clark.

License Clark, Moore, Minard. Public improvements Garth, Ripple, Moore. Ordinances Minard, Ripple, Garver. A. W.

Shady and J. E. Howard presented petitions asking for appointment to the position of night watch, but the mayor decided to ignore both, and appointed S. W. Littler, and the appointment was promptly confirmed by the council.

The salary of the city clerk was, on motion, increased from $10.00 to $15.00 per month. The bonds of A. H. Moffett, city treasurer Nelson Adams, city attorney C. J.

Norton, city clerk I. R. Lanman, street commissioner John Shulse, marshal R. R. Smith, police judge were presented and approved.

A petition praying for the extension of Sixth street through Krouch's second addition to Fry street, was received and ferred to the committee on streets and alleys. The first open-air concert of the season was given by Prof. E. A. Thompson's military band in Dewey Square last Friday evening, and was enjoyed by a large and appreciative audience.

There is but one reasonable criticism to make of the concert, and that is that the band, for some reason, did not occupy the band stand. Music is much more appreciated when the musicians can be seen. In this instance the band was closely surrounded by a ring of men and boys, which deprived the ladies, who are as a rule the more appreciative members of such an audience, of a view of the performers, and thereby decreasing their enjoyment of the occasion. The next time the band gives an open-air concert they should by all means arrange to occupy the band stand. Cut price on all millinery goods at Doerr'a Millinery store.

If you want the bunt bicycle for the money buy a Crescent. It was very near cold enough for a frost Wednesday morning. An elegant line of ladies' undervests just received at the Racket. Ladies hourfo wrappers in endless variety at Kchnack's. Pure Mocha and Java coffee only 20 cents per pound at O.

A. Yates'. All kinds of dried fruit, the freshest and bent in town, at Winchester's. Dan Evans serves the cheapest and best lunch tu be fuund in Lamed. J.

W. Hvans will act as city marshal during the illness of Marshal Shulse. Trimmed Sailors, all shades, only 49c, Site, and C9c. at Landauer Schack's. A new stock of garden seeds in package and bulk, at M.

A. W. Jordaan's. A. Brown wants chickens, and 6,000 hens within the next thirty days.

Full line of samples of gents underwear, including union suits, at the Racket. Ike Lannan, the new street is fixing up some of the A Narrow Escape. Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada Dr. Clark, the famous Chicago Specialist, and one or more of Lis associate Professors, Physicians, Surgeons and Consultants, members of the E.

Hart, of Groton, South Dakota. Second regiment, was in good shape, and the boys received many very nice compliments from their superior officers. As the roster now stands the company is mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmn ARE YOU IT.QrlO IF NOT. glliLll fcJvl WHY NOT? I W. W.

CHARLES, I Was taken with a bad cold which set The" sun shone and the wedding bells rang for four bonny brides in this city tled on my lungs cough sot in and finally terminated in consumption. Four Wednesday, and Dame Gossip tells us this is only a fair starter of what is to doctors gave me up, saying I could live They make pure blood and strong nerves medical staff of the Chicago Curative Institute, will visit Larned, May 10th, one day only. Inquire at L'Grande hotel. Consultation free. come during the next six weeks.

but a short time. I gave myself up to my Savior, determined if I could not about full, but under the new law the boys will have to stand a regular military examination, and it is expected that when the examination is made quite a number will fail to pass, and will in con sequence have to drop out. The principal officers of Company are as follows and build up your health. Jiasy to take. Try them.

Only 25 cent. Money back -REPRESENTS RELIABLE- stay with my friends on earth, I would Ladies bring your hats to us to have them renewed and re-modeled. We clean white hats and bleech white leghorns so if not cured. Sold by Porters drug store meet my absent ones above. My hus and Poison at Garfield.

that they will look like new hats. E. Houston, captain A. D. bmith, band was advised to get Dr.

King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. I gave it a trial, took in all Misses Doerr. first lieutenant Henry Draut, second lieutenant William Shoup, first ser For sale cheap, one of the best private residences in Larned. Good six-room house in thorough repair desirable location large yard, garden plot, fruit, hydrants, and good cistern. Good stable, coal houses and other out-buildings.

Will be sold at a bargain if purchased soon. Apply at this office for price and other information. eight bottles. It has cured me, and Last Sunday was undoubtedly the most disagreeable spring day western geant. And will Insure you against loea by Fire or Toroadoea at such reasonable rate that you can't afford to carry the risk yourself.

Call sad see bim. Office over Frizell's Hardware Store, Larned. Kaunas. liiniiiaiiniiiiiuuiiuiiiiiiiuiHiiiiuiiiiiiUiiuiuiiiiiiiuii thank God, I am saved and now a well When Nature Needs assistance it may be best to Adrertlaed Letter Ltat. The following list of letters remain unclaimed in the Larned post office May 2nd, 1899 Kritzen, Henry, Reardon, D.

B. Persons calling for the above letters must mention the fact of their being advertised to insure their prompt delivery F. J. Davis, Postmaster. and healthy woman." Trial bottles free at Porters drug store and by Poison Kansas people have experienced for several years.

The wind blew almost to a cyclone point and the air was thick with render it promptly, but one should re at Garfield. Regular size 50c. member to use even the most perfect and 1.00. Guaranteed or price dust and sand. remedies only when needed.

The best D. BARDRICK; Campbell Moyer have put up their and most simple and gentle remedy is soda fountain and are now serving soda Shoes Worth Having. There is a great demand for "Wear- the Syrup of Figs, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company. DEALER IM water of all flavors, coco cola, whipped cream and milk shakes. If you want a delightfully refreshing drink that's Resister" shoes made by J.

B. Lewis Boston. They are famous for comfort, The William Page case will be argued A Frightful Blunder. Will often cause a horrible burn, scald cut or bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it.

Cures old sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, all skin eruptions. Best pile cure on stability, correct shape and moderate the place to go. Mrs. A. II.

Andress has moved her price. "Lewis" on every shoe. Get a pair at the New York Store. before the state supreme court at Tope-ka to-day, by G. Polk Cline for the defense and County Attorney Grinstead for the state.

The probability is the case will be remanded back to the district court for a new trial. erocery and provision store to one of the If you suffer from tenderness or on the right side, pains under earth. Only 25cts. a box. Cure guar rooms in the L'Grande hotel building, A.

Brown, the old reliable poultry where she is nicely fixed up and ready dealer, will pay 6c a pound for all the Furniture, Carpets, and Wall Paper. UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY. Largest Stock. Lowest Prices. anteed.

Sold by Porters drug store and Poison at Garfield. hens the people of Pawnee county have to wait on all customers who may favor her with a call. Rev. J. Thomas will preach at the for sale.

Ladies, clean your kid gloves with Mil shoulder blade, constipation, biliousness, sick headache, and feel dull, heavy and sleepy, your liver is torpid and congested. De Witt's Little Early Risers will cure you promptly, pleasantly and permanently by removing the congestion and causing the bile ducts to open and flow naturally. They are good pills. At Porter's drug store. ADVERTISEMENTS.

Christian church every Lord's day morning and evening at the usual hours. Mr. Thomas is a graduate of Eureka college, Eureka, Illinois, and will make this city h'H future home and give his time to the ler's glovine. For sale only at the ftw York Store, headquarters for kid gloves, If you would enjoy a good smoke or chew go to Dan's lunch stand for cigars and tobacco. The first fruit and vegetables of the season have made their appearance in this market.

Oo to Dan's Lunch Room for fresh-buttered pop corn, roasted pea-nuts fruit confectionery. The nicest, freshest candy, nuts, fruits, and the bent cigars, can be found at Campbell A Mover's. For oysters served fresh, stewed or fried, nice crisp fresh fried chicken go to Dan's lunch room. Remember that II. II.

Reed has a full line of shoes of the liest makes and sells cheaper than anybody. The best and freshest groceries can always found at II. II. Reed's. Also a full line of boots and shoes.

Reliable garden seeds of all kind, in any quantity, at Frizcll'a. Also blue grass, alfalfa and clover seed. Go to Doerr'a Millinery store for notions and ladies' furnishing goods, also a complete line of fancy art Don't buy your foot wear until you examine that new lineof shoesof all grades, just received, at M. A. W.

Jordaan's. dressed and undressed, in all the desir "Saved Her Life." able shades. Gloves of one dollar and pastorate of the church. Pastorate tor City Cow. T.

G. Payne's pasture adjoining the city on the southeast will be open for city cows May 1st. There is plenty of good grass, water and shades. Pasturage and driving 81.25 per month, with service of fine animal free. Leave order with T.

G. Payne. Having sold his hearse to an under taker at St. John E. T.

Eggleston has made arrangements to use the Bardrick hearse. He has a full line of caskets, coffins and undertakers goods on hands, and is fully prepared to attend to funeral orders promptly and satisfactorily. A train of twenty decorated cars, loaded with sewer pipes for various points in Old Mexico, passed through here over the Santa Fe route Thursday afternoon. The pipe was manufactured in Kansas City, and was consigned to parties in the City of Mexico and at Chihuahua. Don't think you can cure that slight attack of dyspepsia by dieting, or that it will cure itself.

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will cure it it "digests what you eat" and restores the digestive organs to health. Porter's drug store. Notice. Evergreens can be had at the Larned Home nursery. If you want flowers or floral work for school closing, send in your orders early and get nice ones.

Tyra Montgomery. New spring millinery is on exhibition at Landauer Schnack's. Special display of trimmed pattern hats, exclusive styles, at prices lower than any house in Larned. J. D.

Bridge, editor and proprietor of upward, guaranteed. The Cemetery Association will give a Carriages I John Suitor was arrested Wednesday by Constable B. S. Winchester, charged with violating the prohibitory liquor law. The complaint in which seven counts are made against him, was sworn to before County Attorney Grinstead by J.

C. Foe. Suitor was taken before Judge Hoyt, and gave bond in the sum of $400.00 to appear for trial next week. $17.30 to Denver and Betarn Via the Santa Fe route. Tickets on sale May 16th and 17th.

Good for return until June loth, 1899. Pullman sleepers and free chairs through. Berths reserved, baggage checked and tickets sold by W. E. Garver, Larned.

the Democrat, Lancaster, New Hampshire, says "I would not be without One Minute Cough Cure for my boy, when dinner, Saturday, May 27th, to raise funds to defray the expenses of employ and ing a man to take care of the grounds troubled with a cough or cold. It is the The terrible wind storm which prevailed in this part of Kansas last Sunday did considerable damage to fall wheat and spring crops. Several barns in town were partly unroofed, telephone and electric light poles and wires were blown down, and small out buildings toppled over. At times the air was so full of sand and dust it was impossible to see more than a hundred yards. uggies during the summer months.

They hop best remedy for croup I ever used." Por 11 will aid their enterprise. ter's drug store. E. T. Eggleston sells a first-class sew wis -vffte ing machine with full set of attachments, warranted for ten years for $20.00.

He also has the White, New Home and Wheeler Wilson. Beautiful French Flowers. Fifty boxes of French flowers, all cheaper than ever. Fifty boxes of Beauty roses, foliage, lilacs, apple blossoms, violets, sweet peas, geraniums, daisies, cowslips, cornflowers, forget-me-nots, at Landauer Schnack's. Repaired aniL Painted I Tops Made or Repaired.

All findings for Buggies And other vehicles on hand. As a Carriage Builder I have had forty years of solid Experience and know where I am at. Mr. Mort Estelle will direct the Paint Department. 1 have attached a Blacksmith Forgre, with all the most Improved Tools, Tire Shrlnker, Drills, and any Person having work In my line will do well to call on me At my place of business in the Eagle-Optic block.

FAIRNES IS MY MOTTO. FRANK BRUBAKER, Larned, Kansas. Ladies, if you don't feel like buying a new summer hat you can bava your last year'shat re-shaped, re-modeled, re-trim-ed to look like new, at Laniaitkr Schnack's. ADVERTISEMENTS. Just received, a fine lineof gentlemen's box calf, Russian colt-skin, and tan shoes, at M.

A. W. Jordaan's. You can get any kind of picture frame at Smith's Art gallery. He also has beautiful framed pictures for sale cheap.

Dan Evans has recently set up a handsome modern coffee-urn at his popular lunch counter, and is now prepared to brew a better quality of coffee and serve this popular beverage at all hours. If you want a cup of good hot coffee, made right, Dan's lunch room is the place to get it. By allowing the accumulations in the bowels to remain, the entire system is poisoned. De Witt's Little Early Risers regulate the bowels. Try them and you will always use them.

Porter drug store. P. Fudikar is now ready to deliver ice in any quantity, either every day or at such times as it may be wanted also, cream or milk. Leave orders at Campbell Moyer's. A delightful and refreshing rain fell Tuesday afternoon laying the dust and clearing the atmosphere.

Some hail fell also but not enough to damage the fruit. The rain was much needed and will be of great benefit to the wheat. Cmturwh Cannot Cured With local applications as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces.

Hall's Catarrh cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in the country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.

F. J. Cheney Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best.

prrtenc of bent work wwn.wlib bent uatertl NEW WALL PAPER! MKS. JOHN WALLET, of Jefferson, than whom none Is more highly esteemed or widely known, writes. "In 1390 I had a severe attack of LaGrippe and at the end of four months, in spite of all physicians, friends and good nursing could do, my lnngs heart and nervous system were so completely wrecked, my life was despaired of, my friends giving me up. 1 could only 6leep by the nse of opiates. My lungs and heart pained me terribly and my congb was most aggravating.

I could not lie in one position but a short time and not on my left side at all. My husband brought me Dr. Miles' Nervine and Heart Cure and I began taking them. When I had taken a half bottle of each I was much better and continuing persistently I took about a dozen bottles and was completely restored to health to ami equipment, liavtj produced tb best noes vr tuwle J.B.LEWIS CO "Wear For sale at a bargain, the northwest quarter of section 34, range 17, in Ash Valley township. For price and other information apply at this office.

The first requisite for a good dinner is meat. Tom Hill has everything on the market, fresh and salt meats, oysters, fish and game in season. Ladies Landauer Schnack will re-trim, re-shape, re-model your last year's hat in the latest style, at very low expense. Seven cases of forty-twogallons of gen 1 Headers" XI Call and see Our New Spring: Patterns of WALL PAPER. They are bright and attractive.

WE can save you money in Gilt Papers over the present Trust prices. WALL PAPER SHERIFF'S SALE. State of Kansas, Pa -nee County, s. The Mortgage Trust Company ot Pennsylvania, plaintiff, vs. Catharine Xavies.

defendant. By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the clerk's office of the district court sitting in and for Pawnee county, in the above entitled action, and to me directed, I will on Monday, the 29th day of May, 1S9, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the front door of the court houBe of said county, offer for sale at public auction, and sell, without appraisement, to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, to satisfy said order of sale, all the estate, title and interest of the above-named defendants, and each of them, and of all persons claiming under them, in and to the following-described tract and parcel of land situated in said county: The northwest quarter to of section twenty-four (24), in township twenty-two (22) south, range eighteen west of the sixth principal meridian, together with the appurtenances thereunto belonging. Given under my hand at my office in the city of Larnl. in aid county, this 24th day of April, 189W. D.

U. ALDRICH, Shrifl. SHERIFF'S SALE. State of Kansas, Pawnee County, s. The Mortgage Trust Company of Pennsylvania, plaintiff, vs.

W. F. Vogel and Lulu A Vogel, defendants. By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the clerk's office of the district court sitting in and for said Pawnee eountv, in the above entitled action, and to me directed, I will on Monday the 29th day of May, 1899. at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the front door of the court houne of said county, oner lor sale at public auction, and self, without appraisement, to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, io satisfy said order of sale, all the estate, title and interest of the above-named defendants, and each of them, and of all persons claiming under them, in and to the following-described tract and parcel of land situated tn said county: The west one-balf () of section thirty-three in township twenty (20) south, range eighteen 18 west of the sixth principal meridian, together with the appurtenances thereunto belonging.

Given under my hand at my office in the city of Larned. in said county, this 24th day ol April. 1899. D. M.

ALDRICH. fihariff. From the moment tbfy're ut on until worn out. thew ft, mnti Mho? Ktv oumfoft ffti'tlon. SVM.mylK for men, woiueu.

Mi the surprise of all. -r Rev. Mai thews will preach at the First Baptist church of this city, Sunday morning and evening. The ordinance of baptism will be administered after the services. Machine oils, lubricating oils, all kinds of oils at Winchester's.

"Dr. VRertorosj! ur. Miles Kemeaies are sold by all druggists under a positive guarantee, first bottl benefits or money refunded. Book on diseases of the heart and and cuuorvD. Mv1 only J.

LEWIS CO. Boten, Mat. Fur Ml t7 urn CV. uine maple syrup, canned in Geanga county, Ohio, at S. B.

Winchester's. The only place in Larned to get a swell up-to-date hat or bonnet is at Landauer 3c Schnack's. ihe Kind Yo Haw Hum Boujfit REMEMBER THE PLACE. CUMMINS WICK WIRE. Bears tha aV.fuatm cf nerves free.

Address, You can gt eighteen photographs at Smith for THE NEW rCRK fTORE. VS. MILE3 MEDICAL Elkhart. Ind..