The Clay Center Dispatch from Clay Center, Kansas • 4

Che Dispatch, dag Center, Kansas. Miss Kate Myers and Miss Mclntyre TRIPS FOR THE GIRLS. THE DISPATGH returned last evening from their visit to Vraid Time. As announced, the 7tli U. S.

Cavalry, enroute for Ft. Riley, arrived Tuesday afternoon and went into camp on north mends in akeheld. PT AVmTTATTV THAAT CLAY CENTER, 7, 1887. Myer Frishman returned from Chica A NOVEL VACATION PARTY LEAVES go last evening when he had been to NEW YORK ON FOOT. ANNOUNCEMENTS purchase goods for the double store.

Sixth street. They were accompanied by a regimental band and at 7 o'clock gave a concert and drill. At 6:30 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. W.

II. Fulweiller and For County Treasurer, am a candidate for rMlection for Comity Trea- Girls of the Art Students' League Who buggies began to move in the direction of the camp, and in a short time prob Miss Ilelene Susies accompanied Miss Rubv as far as Concordia, on her way to Omaha Sunday. AND LAND COMPANY Go Jogging Over the Hills A College of Physical Training for Young Ladies. A novel vacation party left the city the ably 800 or a 1,000 people were on the grounds to hear the elegant music rendered by the band. The camp made a For Sheriff.

Mrs. Lu B. Tnpper and children left Monday morning on a visit to Mrs. T'a. mother, airs, schrover, wno resiues ai rn'ubjtlothe dchloD of the PWJ convention.

Sam Kaj.dai.i- 1 am acan.il.Hte Sheriff of Clay Cnty. "ob- fane appearance, beinii on rolling ground and everything in first-class shape. After the drill the band came Skidmore, Mo. other morning. It comprised a halt dozen members, an artist whose name is not unknown with his wife heading the group, and accompanied by a quartette of girls in their Ingram Stewart left Monday morning 368 Lincoln Ave.

down into the city and were invuea to the Bonham, where they rendered some splendid selections for several hours. Ice cream, ices, cake and cigars were the order of the evening and kept up for his old home in Green county, where he will visit with friends for three or four weeks. early twe jties, two of them being pupils of For Register of Deeds, the Art Students' League. The six are en I am the offlcf route for the Catskills. They purpose to be until about 11:30, when Mr.

frank Jenkins drove up with the four horse convention. H- tB- Miss Johanna Weichselbaum, who anywhere from a week to a month on the road. In a word, they are going to walk. has been visiting Mrs. J.

M. Frank for I am a candidate for register of IH-wls subject to The only brand of Laundry Soap awarded a first class medal at the Kew Orleans Exposition. Guaranteed absolutely pure, and for general household purposes is the very best bus and delivered the bovs back into th- of the A tramp trip through some of the most some time past, returned to her home in Ogdensburg Saturday. beautiful though it may not arrogate to it Incorporated I am a candidate for Register of Dee.U subject to 1886 camp, more than pleased with the way they were entertained. They all ppoke highly of Clay Center.

They broke camp this morning at 7 o'clock and will Hie decision of Him i' i-Jipmaii Mrs. Paschal, a sister of Dr. and Curt Morgan, who visited in this city a few move on to Wakefield, arriving at it. Rilev to-morrow. General Forscyth days left yesterday morning for her self the title grandest scenery in the east is what the party, largely feminine, has in mind, walking in the cool of the morning and in the late afternoon, sleeping in farm houses or in an occasional barn if the hay mows happen to be piled soft and high, and the watchdog be not too attentive.

Baggage has been home in Stewart, lowa. For County Clerk. for the office of County Clerk took i clock breakfast at the Bonham this morning aud will leave on the train for Ft. Rilev, having been appointed to take charge of the Fort. The com nt.jwt to the dtcWun of the tiotl.

W- A.NTHOJ.T. am acari.li.late for the offlt-e of County Clerk, Edgar Mumford, son of M. E. Mum-ford, left Tuesday morning for Lawrence, when he will attend the Stato University the coming term. pany made a line appearance, taking in sub jccl to Uiedwision 01 tne iippuimran n.uvu- EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR tlon.

to consideration that they have been out on the frontier for the past fourteen years. We welcome you back again, limited to a small, light weight canvas bag swung by leather straps over the shoulders of each, and the object of the jaunt is the enjoyment pure and simple of a lapso into Bo-hemianism. The women of the party, "the gallant five," as the home stayers dub them, -AT- boys. ISismank fi opened up last Mon day. Mrs.

M. W. Keller, of Junction City, came up Monday evening to visit with friends this week. She is better known in this city as Miss Emma Allen. Lost On Sunday evening between have adopted as accouterments for the tramp Adam Dittmar was in the city yester Resolutions of Tbnk.

At a regular meeting ot the Clay Cen- day. skirts of brown serge, undraped, as light as possible and short, just reaching to the tops of high walking boots made for thn occasion; tor Fire Monday even- Make Investments, Buy and Sell Real Estate, Negotiate Real Estate Loans, Furnish Abstracts of Title, Write Insurance, Wc have fifteen years experience and will guarantee safe and profitable investments and guarantee perfect abstracts of title. Call and see us if you have any money to invest, for real estate you wish to sell. We arc headquarters for" all Springfield and Green, a ladies' long, brown, cloak. Finder wiil leave same at this oflice and receive reward.

1 A big house at the show Saturday ug, September 5th, 1S7, the following BISMARCK GROVE, night. preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted fia F.mmn Mason, who has been Jno. (iitl'ord tame up from Milforrt Whereas. E. J.

Bonham, Manager visiting Mrs. J. C. Grubs for the past Monday. of the Bonham Opera House, and J.

blouse waists with scarlet sashes for picturesque effect, brown sailor hats with scarlet ribbons, oil of pennyroyal for musquito bites, and plenty of pluck to last them tiie journey through. Alpenstocks are dispensed with and parasols left at home, the old time heat remedy of a handful of broad, wet leaves in the hat being relied on for duty in time of need. lew weeKS, returneu io iter iiuixio in Columbus, Ohio, Sunday morning. Hurran. Manager of the Ruby Lai' ayette Fred Lancaster was over from Riley Center yesterday.

These letters will be sent to the dead Opera Company, generously lenuereu the last night of their engagement in this citv, as a benefit for the said Fire De- Miss Ella Dawes, sister ofF. spent letter offlce Oct. 3, 1887, if not delivered before. In calling for the above, please narment. inereiore.

ue n. LSWREHCE, KANSAS, SEPTEMBER 5th to llth, 1887. 20.000 IN PREMIUMS. Such a trip afoot is not a usual vacation Tuesday in the city. Resolved, That we tender them our say "advertised," giving date ot list.

outing for a woman, but if the project now sincere thanks for the interest mamiest e.l in our behalf. Mrs. S. Kains is visitinir a brother in Lawrence this week. Resolved, That we tender our sincere The Dispatch wishes to thank the Kansas Association of trotting horse breeders which meets in Manhattan thanks to the citizens of this city and in contemplation for a college of physical training for girls in New York goes through it may in the future be as much a matter of course as it has been in the past out of the course.

The proposed school, the plan of vicinity for their liberal patronage. legitimate ileal estate transactions. CLAY OO. T-0-AIN XVTVl) OO E. W.

Newell came up from Monday evening. Sept. 13 to 10, for complimentary tick eta. Resolved. That a copy of these reso which exists in the minds of some of the best lutions be tendered the papers of this city, for publication, and that a copy be The llonham band returned from Con known promoters of physical training in the TREK'S rfl IT INTHISPAIIT cordia Sunday morning.

spread upon tne ournai oi mis j'ari country, will be, if opened, unique in design Mr. Dolph Ransberger, of Marshall, was in the city Sunday. Mr. R. has been purchasing hogs to stock his farm and will ship a car load from this ment.

E. B. Farnham went down to St. and scope. A desirable up town west side corner has been "spotted," so to Seak, money is expected from one or two of New York's Ixuis Saturday evening.

H. M. liixxs, John Shkarer, Committee. county. rich women who have the prospects of girls Same Mrs.

Streeter was up from Junction Moneyat ate Mrs (I. TI. Fnllinerton aud children. jflW at heart, and it would not be surprising if City the nrst or tne weeK. wir in nnnnt most of the summer At a meeting of railroad officials of building were commenced within a brief the various Kansas lines, held at Tope with friends in Vermont, returned home A number of our citizens expect to ka on the '22d it was decided that perioiL Though nothing is definitely concluded, the outlook is favorable.

Saturday evening, ueorge met tneui in attend tne isismarcK iair. nwinir to the uneoual distribution of Kansas Uity. this year's corn crop there will neces So far as any plans Lave been precisely formulated, the design of the new school will be Will Shawhan is assisting in Bonham A Parrott's abstract oflice. sarily be much local shipping of that grain, and in view of this fact and of the hard times it was deemed important to J. H.

Shawhan left Monday evening on a business trip for the Abott Buggy of Chicago. He will probably be on the road three week before return THE CHEAPEST EATING ON EARTH! ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEMI TE.4i ITflH COMPANY. 8T. LQUI3, HC. to dispel the popular notion that the ill health of woman is natural that they aro the vie thus of functions whose exercise necessarily A larsro number of people took dinner arrange special rates on corn to cheapen at the Hotel nonnam sunuay.

and encourage its transportation. Ac ing to Clay Center. cordingly it was agreed that a two The brick work on the 1st ward school constitutes a sort of invalidism. The girls entering will be treated according to Bio Lewis' old theory that the microscopic misses who swarm about our schools and chatter in thirds rate would be given aner nepiem- building is about completed. her 30 and until April 30.

on all Miss Laura Pierce, who has been the guest of Miss Bessie Stewart the past week returned to her home in Kansas shipments of corn between points with our streets are the curiosities of a "high civili re 1. uiAii.i Dr. Morgan, of Riley Center, visited Citv vesterday. Clay Center was her in ine SLaie. lociuus mc imaauun childhood home.

zation," and that women who give free play to their lungs aud stomachs ought to grow river, and to places outside of the state full rates will be charged. Farmers his brothers in tnis cny nunuay. II. Ij. Frishman has gone east to pur chase his fall stock for the Model.

nearly as largo as men. throughout Kansas will recognize in Mrs. Dobbins, mother of W. J. A this a liberal movement on the part of Montgomery, returned to her home in REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

I will write you insurance in KANSAS HOME INSURANCE COMY Of Topeka, on reasonable terms. Am also agent for the famous FRICK MACHINE COMPANY. I can fit out threshing machines, steam or horse power, any size wanted. I have made arrangements to transact a general business io tho line of intelligence. Give me a cail and guarantee satisfaction.

the railroad officials, and one that will All pupils in this school of the future, which may be a school of the present within a year, will bo subjected to a daily regimen with carefully apportioned exercise, with a Lawrence Tuesday, having spent some time in this city. Her son accompanied D. A. Valentine returned from a short her as far as Junction, keep the corn in the state tor homo con sumption. In the JPuthiau Kniaht, a paper pub visit to Topeka Saturday evening.

Mttiu Trflaaw T.rvrwfc- rfif.iirnod bom view of determining the possibility of im The Canton lodge will leave Clay proving then- bodies as the bodies of young men are improved in the German gymnasia. from her Iowa trip on Monday evening fintflr i uesaav evening, mswau lished at Rochester, N. for the order Tiinrninc as first stated of the Knights of Pvthias oi the world, the names of our Juiform Rank and Tbey meet the grand lodge at Topeka Miss Anna Docking commenced her school near Wakefield Monday morn and escort tneni to uenver. PLENTY OF IT ON HAND. Privilege to pay part when interest becomes due.

Principal and interest payable at our office. GALDWELL.PETERSON MUMFORD. WILLIAMS BONER. Buy and sell HEAL ESTATE, LOAN MONEY on Long or Short time, and write Insurance in Best Companies. Titles examined and Abstracts carefully made.

Oflice in room over the Kegulator. Clay Center, Kansas. ing. city are given space Custer division, located at Clay Cen ter. was instituted.

July 22. by Col. Jos GEO. I. MURPHY, Sr.

Miss Emma Lorell. of Osborn, jel-m3 George Ilanna returned Tuesday evening from a short trip to Kansas A full curriculum of studies, probably of the academic or college preparatory grade, will be, it is thought, adopted covering four years' time. Some restrictions as to dress it is proposed to adopt, not amounting to uniform, but making short, loose, light attire, with no pressure whatever about the waist, aud hygienic shoes compulsory, leaving the girls all day long as much at liberty as boys in their gymnasium dress. Pupils will be. measured on entering, and an average gain who has been visiting Miss Ida Haskell for the past week, left yesterday for Lawrence where she will take a course 1 11 mi hm 11 mi in uMimimi iii City.

H. Lyon, of Leavenworth. Of thirty-live charter members, the following were chosen as officers Sir Knight Cantain. W. E.

Davies Sir Knight Lieu of music at the university. A special train went up the road Tues Clay County Ban dav to carry passsenger to Bismarck fair. tenant, H. E. Achenbach; Sir Knigh Herald, Ernest Pinkerton Sir Knight Recorder, Albert Lavy; Sir Knight Treasurer, J.

W. Hood; Sir Knight Guard, J. N. Deiter Sir Knight Senti Harry Shawhan left Monday evening for Hanover, where he goes to take a two years preparatory course, with thn vinw nf flt.tincr himself for the of two and a half inches about the chest, fiv inches about the waist, one and a half inches The delinquent tax sale commenced last Tuesday at the county treasurer's ministry. The best wishes of a host of about the arm and an inch about the forearm omce.

nel, Arthur McArthur. Custer division will soon rank in pro THE superiority of Coraline over born or whalebone has mow been demonstrated by over six years experience. It ia more durable, more pliable, more comfortable, and NEVER BREAKS. The immense Bale of these Corsets is now over 70OO daily. Beware of worthless imitations boned with various kinds of cord.

None are genuine unless Dr. Warner's Coralino" Is printed on inside of the Bteel cover. POE BALE BY ALL LEADING MERCHANTS. friends go with him. Mrs.

Townsend is spending a few is what is looked forward to as the desirable result of the first year's bodily training and ficiency and every respect with any division in the country. days with her daughter, Mrs. Shoru-nml Tlavidsnn drove over to Ab Oldest Bani tte Republican Valley LINCOLN AVENUE, exercise ot the typical slim gn-1 of 17. UeaUy. The past three days have been ex List of letters remaning uncalled for ilene Tuesday morning and from there took the evening train for Boston, where he enters the New England conservatory to learn piano tuning.

His friends ceedingly warm but the evenings are in the postofnee at Clay Center, Kansas, for the week ending September 5. 887: That such a school would succeed Dio Lewis' experiments at Lexington years ago demonstrated. Whether the plan, as at present entertained, becomes anything more than a clan or not, there is no reason why the average woman should not add ten-fold to her tieiighMui. Clay Center, Kansas in this city wish him success. Work on the street railway was commenced Monday in the third ward to the 257 259 State Street, Joe Grubbs packed his grip Monday mornine and set out for Los Angelos, fair ground, CHICACO, ILL.

JOHN HKiHENBOTHAM Proprietor Anderson, Theo. Davis, Lizy Anderson, E. D. Dock, C. E.

Anderson, S. A. Estes, Z. F. Busey, S.

W. Furgeson, M. E. Beattie, Will Graves, Geo. Brown, Lydia Hanna, John Balls, Mary Janson, A.

Ball. Geo. W. Johanson, A. CaL.

when he will snend some time. If enjoyment of life and out of door living by cultivating the noble art of walking. A delicate woman, proierly dressed, and who knows how to walk, can walk twenty-five the climate agrees with him he will m-obablv make it his home. Mrs. J.

A. D. Frazell and wife, who spent Sunday in this city, returned to Garri G. will remain here until he decides miles of a summer afternoon without injury son Monday. where he will locate.

Brevmer, Mrs. G.W.Kaleon. Margreta Does areneralbanklmrhiiAinpsn. Kzrlinnirpnns Mr. Abernathv, a brother of W.

L. he princ.pal cities of the United States and Koro Monday evening several young peo arrived in this city Tuesday evening on pugnianu sold, interest paid on time deadle J. W. CURRAN a short visit. oeciai attention eiven to collections.

Bryman, Geo. Kennedy, John Barnes, D. E. Moore, Adcll Cobb, Charles Shirley, M. A.

Cole, Henrv W. Wickman, Olof Colson, A. F. (2) Wenning, Peter A Davis, W. V.

pie went up the river and alter returning and hauling the boats into the boat house. Albert Strattou, thinking to wash when an equivalent amount of other exercise might produce serious injury. Walking is the uatural and normal exercise and hurts no woman who sets ightly about it. A woman who is unaccustomed to vigorous walking, in order to become a good pedestrian, should look first to her shoes. These should be broad across tho forward part of the foot, offering not the lcrst obstruction to the free movement of the toes.

The heels should be low Miss Birdolla Miller is enjoying a visit from her friend, Miss Schick, who lives in Topeka. READ CAREFULLY his hands, walked down the apron to the edge of the mill race and suddenly found himself in water up to his ears. The boys pulled him out and aside from The following figures are taken from IS NOW LOCATED IX TIIK ntnTVFTrvoTr tit rrw- a recently published table of statistics a good ducking, no damage was aone. Mr. Humfeldt, living east of town, returned from a visit to his old home in Illinois Monday.

compilied by Labor commissioner and broad, and they should lit rather snugly about the heel and instep. Tho full dress ton. The figures speak for themselves Mrs. John Graham left yesterday J. Meis, our new Clothier, has located in our city, and expects to make this his future home.

He has bought equipment should weigh upon honest scales and loudly in praise ot our county com missioners. mornine for her home in Keokuk, Iowa, Cost of maintining paupers in Kansas where her husband is engaged in busi not more than two and a half or three pounds, and should hang from tho shoulder without any band, pinned or buttoned or laced about ness, we regret mat iir. anu jus in the year 1880: Where he will keep constantly on hand a fine line of ttie Li ATEST PIECE 0003? Which will bo made up very cheap. All work guaranteed. Graham did not decide to make Clay Davis county.

S020.44 out the entire stock of II. Colin for spot cash, and will assure you that Dickinson. 000.7 Center their home. Their friends in this citv wish them happiness and pros- THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Is tho Great Teachers' Training School of Kansas, Tho-only one exclusively devoted to the training of Teachers. Total enrollment last year, 745.

61 Kansas Counties and 18 States represented. CrPLCJtA A LITE CESTIT1CATE 10 I EACH. Railroad fare in excess of $3.00 refunded to ail Kansas students. The building, including the new-wing, contains CO rooms, all devoted to the purposes of the school. Ample facilities in the way of Apparatus, Libraries, etc.

Writ for Catalogue and Circulars tohcB President, A. Zia. Ottawa. 4SO.O0 Washington. 104.00 Eerity.

Mrs. G. was" accompanied by er daughter, Miss Jessie Potter, who he will give you the best bargains you Marshall. will be greatly missed among ner little Mitchell. 2.V2.24 ever bought in Clay Center, His stock Mr.

McCahn, who was shot at the Callahan camp near Springfield last week, is getting along nicely. Misses Lena and Rena Smith, of Leon-itrdvili specta few days in this city returning home Tuesday, The Misses Wilder returned from a very pleasant visit with friends in Manhattan Monday evening. Mr. Brower, of the green house, had some V6ry handsome cut llowers at the P. O.

book store Saturday. Knock Cummings left Sunday morning for Missouri, to look after his business interests in that state. playmates. Clay. Among the callers at The Dispatch consists of Mens', Youths' and Boys' Suits, Overcoats from 4 years up to Saline, 7f.00 Saline county figures are given in ronud numbers aud their accuracy is doubtful, Cloud and Riley counties are oflice on Saturday last were Mr.

R. WILL PECKH 1 Shiftman and L. 11. Stewart, or High 100. He has always on hand a full land township.

Mr. A. Kent, and H. R. not reported.

EXETER. Harder, of tioshen, ana a ju. ana jonn line of Gents' Furnishing Goods, Tuthill, or ive ureeKs. i nese gentlemen all rank among the leading farm We have good fall pasture, the best in Trunks, Hats aud Caps, ten years. ers of Clay county and we believe all were of the same opinion concerning the corn crop that is, while some who The late rains have spoilt lots of hay He would invite you one and all to and grain stacks.

Chimney inspect his immense stock, so you can Not much excitement over election plan ed very early win lose tneir, entire crop, many will have a good fair crop, and the county as a whole will be pretty convince yourself of his remarkable The most of us will vote for Miss Coleman for register of deeds, as she will be Has just received a fresh supply of groceries. Call and see him at Kehoe's old stand. Telephone No. 10 well supplied with corn suited with the present court house, She is not a success at jumping the rope bargains. New goods arrive daily.

''Quicksales and small profits," is his but will make a good officer. Mr. Scott will preach a few times in HIV 1 i. 0 Ag SEE THAT THE qO EXACT LASIX 13 CM EACH CHIMNEY AS 2 5 1 1 SHOWM IN PICTURE. a Jf district 84, and school will commence in II.

W. Stackpolo will move to Clay Center the first of September, where he will continue in the practice of law and as patent solicitor. Judge Stack pole has been in business here nearly ten years, and he has drawn to him a host of friends who dislike to see him leave Two females in the third ward srot into a skirmish last Saturday and made the hair tly for a short time. Mrs. W.

E. Dayies is enjoying a visit from her brother, S. II. McCurdy, this week, who lives in Lawrence. Mr.

and Mrs. Wood, of Morganville, came down Sunday to take dinner at the Hotel Bonham and see the sights. Wm. Johnston, who was the guest of Dr. Nott lor a few days, returned to his home in Abilene Monday evening.

Miss Vaughn, a very pleasant young lady from Clyde, spent in this tdty, the guest of Miss Rose DeGratf. said district to-morrow. The late rains have taken off lots of motto. -T. 3IEIS, J.

M. Keener, Salesman CIjA.Y center, kax, bridges in our corner. Jack Plane the city. We wish to recommend him to the people of Clay Center as a good Goto J. C-Grubs for a Domestic, sold business man and one whom they will on easy payments, low prices.

be glad to have with them. Our regret is that that city presents attractions for bSSFIIISII! A Veteran of Two Wars. him which ours does not aiiora? Man 1 STOPPED FREE success. Insane Persons Restored Dr.KLINE GREAT NervpRestorfr hattan Nationalist, Mr. I.

W. Griffith served in both the war with Mexicoand in the late war, for all BRATN NKttVB DISEASES. Only xurg curt for A'rrv jtfTeetomt Fits. Ftileis. etc.

"We regret that the article in regard to the waist. No woman can walk in a corset. Tho walker must be comfortable enough to be unconscious of her attire. A hat that 6hadcs the eyes is in order. So prepared, try any dista-ico that does not prove fatiguing as an initial experiment.

It will probably oo from a mile and a half to two miles, aud must be walked at a brisk pace, three miles and a half an hour being a good limit. When this can be done without ache or foot weariness, and a well woman ought to have no difficulty at the first trial, increase tho distance during the leisure days of the summer vacation daily, maintaining the same gait, and fifteen miles a day for a week or fortnight in succession, twenty-five miles on any occasion that demands it, will be found within any ordinary capacity with a month or six weeks' training. Eliza Putnam Heaton iu New York Mail and Express. Some Tachtsmen' Tricks. "Do you remember," said one of the company, "when the Al Dager and the Willie Kleinz were the up and down champions of the fifteen feet open boats, as they called them then! They had many races, and as a rule the Kleinz came out a winner; in fact, she was the fastest boat of her class on the river, and it got to be so that after a while nobody would race with her.

Well, one time she and the Dager were racinjj, and the wind died out entirely, and the tide was about on the turn. The men in the Kleinz noticed, much to their surprise, that the Dager was moving along, slowly, to be sure, but fast enough to put all idea of their winning out of the question. They knew the Dager was fast, bnt how any boat could sail without wind or tide was beyond their ken. They also noticed that there was a man in a boat about 200 yard3 ahead of the Dager, but did not connect that fact with the race, wherein they were wrong, because this same man in the row boat had a great deal to do with the result, and in this way when the wind died out this same man and boat passed the Dager, and as he did so dropped a spool of silk into her. One end of the silk he made fast to his boat and the other was attached to the Dager.

When the silk was all paid out he began an easy stroke of the oars and the silk was strong enough to pull the Dager along without breaking, while the Kleinz was left standing still" "Yes I heard of that trick," responded another of the company, "and it reminds me of another that was so famous in its day. I mean the habit the crews of some of the tuck nps used to have of each man providing himself with a pie plate which he stuffed into the bosom of his shirt. If the wind died out the pie plates were then 1 brought into requisition as paddles. If the referee noticed tho trick and warned them about it the plates would bo dropped into the river and the hands held aloft in innocent protest. Ihavo seen this done many times and always successfully, for the plates being held on the edge would sink to the bottom as soon a3 released and no sign of their presence ba left," "Observer" in Philadelphia Call.

1 1 I1TFAI.X.XBI.K if taken as directed. A' Ftis after W. II. Robinson, father of Mrs. T.

K. Tousey, arrived from llolton Monday and will spend some time in the city. The new school house will bo rea.lv and is probably as well known as any citizen of Des Moines, Iowa, haying been a resident of that city for many first day's use. Treatise and trial bottle free to Fit patients, tbey paying1 express charges on box when received. Send names.

P. O. and express address of afflicted to nB.KLlN'E,on Arch j. c. gru; See Druggists.

BBWARE OF IMITATING years, read what he says: "I have used for occupancy about Nov. 15. It will be and thoroughly tested Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy GE0AMAGBE7H GO. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Rev. Nelsen's surprise party got misplaced last week.

Quite a party of his church friends met at Eric Swenson's residence last Thursday evening and spent a very enjoyable time. It was a genuine surprise gotten up in honor of Rev. Nelson and family upon the eve of their departure for their new home in Oakland, California. Before leaving they presented the Rev. with quite a purse of money.

Refreshments were served at the usual hour, and all went home regretting that their popular minister was so soon to leave them and wishing him a happy and prosperous life in his new home. VP ITTS BURGH' iLCeWCTJEALE SEEJvY WKEHE. FDR SAL both myself and in my family. I find it to be the best medicine I ever used fof bowel complaint, and the purposes for a grand improvement on the other two. Wes Shaw made a flyin business trip to Miltonvale in the interest of the Central Loan and Land company Tuesday.

Miss Need, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. Marvin, returned to her home in Manhattan Monday which it is made. I consider it thor PIANOS, ORGANS oughly reliable, and hereby recommend it to the people and to all my friends, I. W.

Griffith. Chamberlain's Colic TAKEN IN JLS USUAL. We found by examination that the groceries received from a Chicago concern last Saturday by the farmers, cost them more than they could be bought for from any legitimate grocer. For example Peddler's Prices. Our Prices.

Prunes. K)c, with 10 f. 11c tb. 7c ft ate 25 Coflee, 2Sc, 3o.8c" 2Sc Box'StarchoOc, vc 5ue And so on. Of course we mean larze lots and for cash.

Will duplicate any bill bought and deduct 5 per cent. HAH, LOWDERMILK CO. And all kinds of Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is sold M. S. Tousey returned Sunday morning from Concordia where he was working In the interests of the Clay county fair.

by all druggists. Sick Headache! it usntQ the Gmmrc Si. C. McLaner3 mm mm PRICE, 25 CENTS. The Domestic Sewing Machines, the star that leads them all.

Sold by J. A verv nleasnnt Hnnm UUI at the poor farm Monday evening, a Grubs. 6jtf Notice. Musical Merchandise, Sheet Music, Etc Having about discarded the trade on account of partial failure of crops, we will Rive you special bargains at the (store. Come in and see THE BEIIR BRO.

uuiuuwr oi our young people being present. I will be at my old place of business, in the Allawav building, until Sent. 1st. Miss Marie Park Inft vMinnUv bv which time I wish to settle all my i i ingfor Oxford, where she goes to complete her course in the college of The largest authentic reports from the agricultural districts of Kansas show that the former estimates of the corn and other crops throughout the state were much worse than facts would warrant, and that there will be a good average yield throughout the state. This will be encouraging news, not only to Kansans but to all that grand army of people in the eastern states who were contemplating imnigration, but who were discouraged by the false reports sent out.

Bad news is always therefore the possible half crop was variously reported as from "total failure" to not more than ten per cent of an average. It is now almost definitely determined that the yield of corn will be sufficient to supply all the needs of the people, and that there will be a surplus to ship to less fortunate districts iu Illinois and Iowa. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. oia accounts euuer oy tasii or noie. not settled by Sept.

1, they will be put vuci VAlJ' COUNTY OFFICERS. -Jr. VV. Hutcnlnson District 111 tne uiiuus ui a uuiioci.fr. 25-tt J.

H. Sua ax. -Isewton Allen Miss Vernie Taylor left Monday morning for Baldwin Citv where she goes to resume her studies in Baker County Attorney C. C. Coleman Superintendent Public F.

Merter CSZZIZlSend C3 the ontsido wrapper from a box of the genuine Da. McLAIvE'S Celebrated Lives, Prxxs, with your address, plainly written, and we will send you, by return maiLa magnificent packageof Chromatic and Oleograpbic Cards, i FLEMING BROS. PITTSBURCH, PA Beatty Fraizer have removed to the imm two doors north of Vincent's bard. ireasurer u. w.FulIineton Register of Deeds K.

J. Konhsm Sheriff. C. A. Green university.

Cleric District lohn A. Loader ware store where they have plenty of County lerk- The U.I S. railroad commissioners went up the road yesterday morning tnrveyor- W. P. Antbonr Wesley McLaughlin Dr.

S. K. Key nolds money HJ iunu ni i i mLca tuau lias avaf hAon rrTVrAil bfVrr4 TIia-c sro County Auditor agents for all of the leading insurance And other Pianos. Tlie Leader, Sinitli American, Lalie Side and Estey Organs. You will be happily surprised.

I have been induced by some of our citizens to take the agency for the Light Running DOMESTIC Sewing Machine, Of which a fine selection will be found in stock. We invite inspection. Xo trouble to show goods. Satisfaction guaranteed, and best of terms. CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor I. F. Biliines. inuiuou iu mis city in me evening. They only spent a few momenta here.

Mrs. J. C. Flenniken And Han rrVi nrms. xney nave sumo oi me Desi forma i rrtnntff frtr tn ovwl Police City Treasurer School Treasurer- 1.

W.M&rkham. 1. D. Hpicer. Hieinbotliam.

Art her McArthur. Miss Lou, went over to Riley county City terms. If you have any property to sell or trade it will be to your interest to see them. You can buy or rent any kind of Councilmen muiius) morning to auena the wedding Pretty TeicSr7a In their efforts to each other, the irw Yoi hoteU are struggling to sui-pass in beauty of their telegraph operators. Men and 1-oys nsed to look after "things these cEces, but girls took their When there are so many edees together a young man is likely to go where there is the pretti-u i girl to take tho message.

Tho Argonaut. Look for Them! Ask for Them. The first time you are in a drug store, look for St. Patrick's Pills, ask for them buy them, they are decidedly the most pleasant physic and the best family medicine ever brought into general use. For Bale by all druggists," oi xuiss auui ancasier, wno is so well known in thin citv.

nrnl Mr T. rv. city property irom mis rename nrm For Sale Cheap. 100 acres of land all fenced, with grove on it, one quarter of a mile to school, and four miles from Clay Center. Can see the city from the land.

Price, Terms easy. Address W. S. Harris, laCrosse, Kan. 2Ctf call eariy.

zoju VWTDl, of Springfield, which takes place First Ward H. G. Miller. L.K. Crandall.

Second Ward U. R. MeCord, Perry Conrad, Third Ward A. F. Dexter, Henry Mmith.

Board of Edncat ion -S Reynolds, Wilder. Stratum, Anthony, McCardy.J. F. Billings. Clerk School Board Wm.

Dock in to-uay. viuue a party or mends went For first-claas photographs go to over mis morning. Noreng. tf.