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Conway Springs Star. WIT ANu wlSOOVi. Do You Want Seeds? Entered at postofflee at Conway Springs, as second-etnas matter. SATURDAY, AUGUST 17,1889. star beahb.

Trade at the Son. Kepublican primary to-day. Apples at W. T. ininger's.

Taints below cost, at the Sun. Sorghum is beginning to ripen. Dry salt Bueon at Lee JenkensV Breakfast Bacon at Lee Jenkins'. Best paints; below cost, at the Sun. Buy your sealing wax of Lee Jenkins Fruit jars at Locke's.

Home made lard at Lee Jenkins'. The Sun drug store is still in the lead. Fresh Michigan Celery, at H. Hal-sin's. Bargains in stationery and notions at Locke's.

Big lot of notions to-day at W. T. Nininger's. Sam Eochette, of was in the city Saturday. Lee Jenkins keeps the best Dried Beef in town.

Casey Smith is the new firm of chicken merchants. Chew Mule's Ear Tobacco and buy it from Lee Jenkins. Best apples, 70 cents per bushel, at W. T. Nininger's.

Dr. Easter, of Milan, was a caller at this office Saturday. Fresh apple cider, 25 cents a gallon, at W. T. Nininger'a.

J. M. Itowe and B. Overeem drove to Wellington Thursday. A number one syrup 45 cents a gallon, at the People's Store.

Sparks Bros, brought in 2-t3 head of steers from Greensburg thi3 week. Lots of notions and still they come. W. T. Nininger.

Charley Booth tells us he intends keeping the finest stock of cigars in the White fish at the People's Store. Extra can rubbers at Lee Jenkins'. Lion coffee, 25 cents, at Mrs. A. T.

Smythe's. Several loads of melons in the city Saturday. Boy your mason fruit jars at Outland Jeffries. Chenoweth Bros, is headquarters for wall paper. A lew remnants of ehoice wall paper cheap, at Locke's.

W. E. Hammers, of Clearwater, was in town yesterday. Currants and prunes, 6 cents a pound, at the People's Store. Horse race next Saturday for a purse of two hundred dollars.

Leighty at the harness shop has over a dozen kinds of fly nets. Henry Cline has the thanks of the Star outfit for a fine watermelon, Saturday. Elder Johnson, of the Brethren church of this city, preached at Augusta Sunday. It is said that Harry Halpin, at the Gem restaurant, makes the finest lemonade in the city. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Porou3 Plaster.

Price 25 cents: Sold by ames Locke. Farmers, if you want $500 for twelve ears of corn, go and see J. M. Massey, at the People's store. Old sewing machines eleaned and repaired, or taken in exchange for new ones.

Chenoweth Bros. "Tif" Noble returned from Medicine We had a big rain here Saturday IF SO, IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL AT THE HOOSIER GROCERY, at J. L. "Wjatt's old stand, where, also, will be found a full assortment of Staple and Fancy Groceries. OUR STOCK IS FRESH, AND EVERYTHING IS SOLD AT Honest Prices, with Honest Weight.

COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED. Goods Delivered to any part of city. OUTLAUD pight. Flour, $1.15 a sack, at the People's Store. Dr.

Harriman shipped his library arid office furniture to Guthrie, Oklahoma, yesterday, and started in the evening for the same place. Dr. Harriman was the first physician to locate in Conway Springs, and for nearly five years a very large and successful practice and has many friends here who highly esteem him both as a physician and a gentleman. When the "promised land" was opened to settlement he secured a fine claim adjoining the city of Guthrie on which he has since resided with his family, and which he is imploying as rapidly as possible with the intention of making it his permanent home. He intends practicing his profession in Guthrie, and the Star takes pleasure in joining with his friends here in wishing him that success in his new field to which, his ability and exp erience entitles him.

W. B. Long, register of deeds and candidate for reuomination, met with a severe accident on Thursday morning. He had been interviewing Mr. Wycoff, two and a half miles southwest of here, when he started down the road- eastward.

As he was driving by Mr. Starboard's cornfield, bis mare took fright at something in the tall grass on the right, and turned with the speed of lightning. The furious speed of the mare, together with the rough ground, sent Mr. Long np into the. air to the right, alighting on his head and arms.

Stunned and bewildered, he gathered himself up and looked around tor the mare and buggy. He found her lying down, doubled up in a heap, still attached to the buggy, with one shaft under her. The lines had caught in the wheels, twisted her head to one side and shut off her flight as suddenly as it commenced. Having extricated the mare with much difficulty, he drove back to Mr. Wycoff 's for repairs.

Thnt gentlemai, like the good Samaritan, did what he could to alleviate suffering humanity. He found Mr. Long's right Green CoHee 25c ger pound at Lee All coff ee'a 25 cents a pound, at the People's Store. Fruit cans and jelly glasses, at Mrs A. T.

Smthe's. Mrs. Abe Ferry has been quite poor ly for some time. Window glass, all sizes, at Locke's. Mason's Fruit Jars at Lee Jenkins'.

The best brands of Flour at Lee Jen-kins'. Western Cottage organs at Chenoweth Bros'. Best candy, ten cents per pound at W.T.N ininger's. For sale cheap, horse, boggy and harness. "W.T.

Nininger. E. H. Middlekanff and Homer Thompson will go to Caldwell on business today. The State Historical Society meets at Wellington Tuesday and Wednesday next.

Croup, whooping corlgb and bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by James Locke. Mas. At T. Smythe was taken very ill Tuesday evening, bnt, we are glad to say, is now about well again.

C. C. Curtis, of Wellington, was in the city Thursday looking after his extensive implement business here. W. T.

Nininger, of the Bargain store, scattered a lot of apples on the streets Tuesday for the benefit of the small boys. Thomas Broadfoot, of Milton, one of Eden township's solid farmers, was in the eity Tuesday and favored us with a call. L. B. Connell, dealer in live stock and grain at Anthony, was in the city a short time Thursday, and was a caller atthe Star.

One of the most stylish and beautiful turn-outs we have seen is the elegant phaeton and harness bought of J. P. Clapp, by Judge Lauguliu. Hall's Hair Renewer free from alcohol and dyes that injure the skin. It is scieniifically prepared, aud will restore gray bair to its original color and vigor.

Ayer's Sarsaparilla, by purifying and enriching the blood, improves the appetite, aids the assimilative process, strengthens the nerve3, and invigorates the system. It is, therefore, the best and most thoroughly reliable alternative that can be found for old or young. D. n. Anderson, of Belle Plaine, an old Michigan friend of E.

P. Goble, was in the city Tuesday visiting Mr. Goble aud called at the Star office. Mr. Anderson owns one of the best farms on the Cowskin, east of Belle Juat received, a large stock of fine stationery, at the Sun.

G. A. Talbert has been slightly under city. Weeds grow the rankest in a rich BoiL Vices flourish best in a strong mind. Oftcntiirfcs the boldest of ventures Is to -venture an opinion.

Merchant Traveler. We have great respect for the penetration of the man who discovers good qualities In us. Men often preach from the housetops while the devil la crawling In at the basement below. It takes two to make a bargain, and a third party to find out that it wasn't eo much of a bargain after alL Puck. A Christian who should be sparing of luxuries long as he has a near or distant 'neighbor suffering for necea eartes.

Rejoice, young man. In the days of thy" youth, but remember that, big as he 1, the whale does not blow much until he reaches the top. Torre Haute Express. A dress doesn't always make the woman, but address frequently makes the man. The ability to make a good impression on first acquaintance is highly valued in business.

Timidity creates cowards and never wins success. It is a strong and abiding faith In ono own ability to perform which overcomes difficulties that others thought could not be surmounted. Y. Ledger. A talent for organization is a good thing; but a talent for steady personal work Is not to be despised.

To keep on maohtnes without putting power into them, is one of the follies' of Our times. Christian Advocate. Girls don't marry a man, and boys, don't marry a girl that has not self-supporting qualifications. Don't let affection or what you suppose is affection run away with good judgment, If you want your days to be long In tbe land, and uninterrupted by the divorce court Western Ploughman. The bravest and most clear-headed are also the most patient; tbey know how to "bide their time" simply another form of expression for- patience.

WhoreCtwo men generals, diplomatists or lawyers are equal In everything but patience, the one who has the most of that sovereign quality will triumph; and the same is truo of governments and nations. "Let patience have.her perfect Once a Week. Turnip seed in bulk at Lee To Farmers. The Kansas Grain and Live Stock company is ready at all times to buy your grain at Anness and Viola, and will pay the highest market price. Farm to Rent.

320 acres, best farm in Sumner county, adjoining Conway Springs. None but a good mail, well recommended, need anply. For further particulars enquire at Citizen's Bank, Conway Springs. Prejudice has no bearing at the Peor pie's store. There is no moss cn their the weather this week.

Lemounde and soda-pop at Harry Jlalpin's Gem restaurant. Spectacles sold under guarrantee to give satisfaction, at the Sun. backs. Mrs. Joe Lang's friends will be Stables.

Feed and Ss! livery, pleased to hear that her health is im For particulars of the recent "explos proving. Call at the Citizens' State Bank for terms on Land Loans aud you will save money by it. A large invoice of beautiful shade3 Good Horses Good Rigs, just received, will be sold very cheap at Chenoweth Bros'. On petition of a large number of tax eye puffed and nearly closed, and suffering from sprains in both wrists aud payers, Conway township has been de arms. A liberal application of salt and clared one road district.

water reduced the pulled eye, and St. Lodge, Tuesday, and make hi3 home here for the present. Champion stickey fly paper, best in the world, at the Sun. Trade at the Sun, they will save you money. The much needed culvert has been put in across the alley from Dudley's store to the Farmers' drug store.

Lou Smith, who wa3 down last week with a severe attack of bilious fever, is able to be out, but is quite poorly yet. We printed sale bills this week for Chas. Howe, of Viola, who will sell a lot of stock and other property on August 30th. Uncle Sam's Nerve and Bone Lini ment will relieve sprains, bruises, neuralgia and rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.

Chas. Booth, at Conley's old stand, will have a foimal opening this evening. The band will be present. Go around i A little son, aged about four years, Jacobs Oil eased the sprains. Feeling of Airs.

O'Donnell, west of the city, better, Mr. Long started for home, with died yesterday morning. the remark that the political situation might take care of itself. That hacking cough can be so quickly Horses Bought, Sold and Traded For. If you want a good stepping Team and a nice Carriage at reasonable rates, call and Bee ns.

IS.VJim.ETOSAX CHfEF, one cf the best bred roadsters in the state, and EUIXEK 11 a fine Peicheron, will moke the 6easou of 1889 at this etuble. cured by Shiloh's Curo. We guarantee Egotism. it. Sold by James Locke.

The egotist is a variety of the genu3 ion" call at M. Keigers office. Nine pounds of granulated sugar for one dollar, at the People's store. We have moved our family across the street into the Dawson house. Summer goods of all kinds, at reduced prices, at Mrs.

A. T. Smythe's. Mrs. Henry Cline visited her parents and friends at Belle Flaine Saturday.

A new invoice of beautiful moulding for picture frames at Chenoweth Bros'. Dry smoked meats, hams, the finest in the market, at (Jutland Jeffries'. Mrs. Ike Chenoweth has been quite poorly this week, but, we understand, is better. Don't forpet to step in and see the 10 and 25 cent counters at W.

T. Niniuger's. If you want big value for your money buy your drugs and toilet articles from I). L. Crowder.

Deputy Sheriff C. C. Pennewell, of Wellington, was in the city Monday on jofllcial business. Doirt forget that I. Crowder is Belling drugs fr cash, cheaper than any house iu tho city.

Charley Booth will set yon a lunch or a good square tucal any time, day or Robt. Smythe, of Wichita, spent Sun homo that can be found in every com day and Monday visiting the family of his uncle, J. G. Smythe. M.

STEWART. Mrs. Asa Parnett and daughter, Effa, Plaine, but all the same be says that munity. From the fact that he is generally "sized upk" he js usually harmless, though frequently irritating and always annoying. He geuerally assumes a deliberate and often pompous started, Thursday evening, for several the corn around Conway Springs is weeks' visit to friends in Iowa.

style of motion and an owl-like look of If yon contemplate bujing an organ Buy a Town Lot WHILE THEY ARE CHEAP. wisdom, and a knowing ca3t of countenance in his intercourse with common don't fail to examine thn Western Cot tajro. For sale at Chenoweth Bros', The creamery makes cheese every day mortals that would be quite disgusting were it not so supremely ludicrous. He and is turning out as good an article hard to beat. At the Presbyterian church on next fabbath morninac the pastor will preach a sermon on the office of the ruling elder.

In connection with the service Mr. C. C. Taylor will be ordained and installed a ruling, elder of the church. The S.

S. meets at 10 a. C. C. Taylor superintendent.

The public are invited to the services. And still they come. We mean new goods. We are led to this remark by and see him. Mrs.

Q. Campbell and daughter Edith, departed for Ft. Scott, Tuesday evening, where tbey will visit relatives about two months. The "Spirits of the Night" were abroad the other evening, and placed Abner Wilkinson's shoe shop sign front of the Citizen's State Bank. W.

T. Nininger, cf the bargain store, presented ns with some beautiful apples the other day. Mr. Nininger is so say experts) as is made in the state Don fonret we are closing out our god Lots For Sale 3Q0 entire stock jf paints below cost. effects a pompous and sometimes a bulldozing style in imparting his opinions, that occasionally results disastrously and sometimes knocks the wind out of bis dignity.

Occasionally, in fact, frequently, ue is seized with the idea he can conduct newspaper much better J. E. Will yon suffer with dyspepsia and Wanted One thousand people who have got their minds made up to call on the People's store and be convinced that they In Gonway SDrixxg. iver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalize is looking over th? invoice of quoensware the heaviest dealer in apples in the guarauteed to.cure you. Sold by James evening, on short notice.

E. Lovell will clean your watch for or put in a main spring for SI, and warrant his work for ono year. can buy more good3 for a dollar of them Locke. city. Chas.

Booth, who has been conduct than of anyone else. J. M. Rowe, who was confined to the ing the Commercial House for several Tliose to 1013.37-, ell ox re2n.t 3- zfTgirrn ox olt3r pxopextr, axe irwiteca. to csuLl.

house a portion of last week, has been Halpln's iism Restaurant, is the place to go if you want a first months, severed his connection with able to attend to business again this the house this weak and purchased the week. class lunch or a flue msal at any time of stock and business of Wm. Conlev. When you need nice and artistic job work don't send off for it, but come to Uncle Sam's Condition Powder will cure distempers, coughs, colds, fevers the Stak office and see what we can do for you. and moat of the diseases to which day.

His best advertisement is always found on his dining table, much to the atist'action of his patrons, who never tail to go away pleased. A Bargain. Any one who wants a 160 acres of land all fenced, with small improve ments, within a few miles of this city. Insurance Written in Good Companies. WIIillS HAIGHT; than the ad: tor.

The editor don't 'run things tc suitluru; he, the editor, is not smart enough, or is too smart; impairs his faculties by dissipation, or don't drink enough to make hint bright; is either too bigoted in his religious views or hasn't religion enough. In fact, when the editor dou't suit the egotist, the latter can always tell just where the former in at fault, and often "biojes his "bazoo" in that direction. The egotist, in his mind, is a man of varied attainments that are seldom discovered by his associates, and his overweening ignorance precludes the possibility of his "tumbling to the fact." In short, the egotist is a combination of gall and wind, with the latter largely predominating, happy in his hallucinations aud harmless because known. horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry G. W.

Cornell, of Springdale, brought are subject. Sold by all druggists. School desks, slated cloth, slating and all kind3 of school supplies, furnished by Chicago. Address, C. W.

Thompson, Conway dirt cheap for cash, or tor horses, mules or cattle, had better call at the Star office. We have just such a bargain for some one. bpnng3 and he will call and get J. M. Massey Is investing in creamery stock quite extensively.

He bought swven shares one day this week. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. Jamhs Locks. We aro iuformed that Geo.

Mid-daugh 's "wind extractor" acts like a charm. Ho should apply for a patent. SlneplesH nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy foi you. Sold by James Locke.

Cane is getting up. We have a stalk at this office, raised by Thad. Wamsjey, that measures thirteen feet and six Jncbcs. If you want good fresh groceries go and see Dan Underyrood and get more goods for less money than anywhere t'be in the city. Money to loan on Ileal Estate at six per cent, at Citizens' State Bank.

Money paid when papers aro delivered with a clean abstract. Mel. Klinck and wife went to Medicine Lodge yesterday, where Mr. Klinck takes part in Mr. Frank May's your order.

us in another sample of millet Saturday, that measured six feel six inches in highth. Beautiful lap robes and buggy whips of all kinds and prices. Fly nets and sheets over a dozen styles, all at J. Leighty's harness shop. Dr.

Jaques' German Worm Cakes destroy worms and remove them from the system. Safe, pleasant and effective. For sale by all druggists. Remember that Conway Springs is oougnt by uutlana Jetinss. It is tho largest and finest assortmentof queens-ware ever brought to the city, and wa3 shipped to Outland Jeffries in the original package in which it wa3 imported from England.

We see the Democrats of Sedgwick county have nominated Rufus Cone for sheriff. We knew Rufus "way back yander" in Cass county, 111., and know that he is a boss good fellow and wel qualified for the office of sheriff, and if Sedgwick is to have a Democratic sheriff we would rather it was Rufe Cone than any one we know. Eilert's Extract of Tar Wild Cherry is a safe, reliable and pleasant remedy for cough3, colds, bronchitis, asthma, and all throat trouble; will relieve and benefit consumption. Try it and be convinced. Every bottle warrauted; price 50c.

and one dollar a bcttle. Sold by all druggists. Prepared by Emmert Proprietary Chicago, 111. Dan Underwood has bought tLe Geo. T.

Kay stock of groceries at the old Harry Halpin stand, and has added largely to the stock. He intends to keep a good stock of family, staple and fancy groceries and wants all his old friends and everybody else to call and see him and examine and' price his goods and he will treat you white. To-day, Saturday, the primaries will Notice. George F. Troeger baying left his John Kayser, of Eden, brought us some Cue samples of peaches Saturday, home, the undersigned, therefore for in fact, the finest we have had this season.

They were extra large, yellow free-stone, of delicious flavor. We pronounced them Early Crawfords. bid all persons from harboring him or giving him any creditor doing anything else for him at my expense, as I shall in no case pay any bills which he may contract for. Henry A. Trokger.

Do Yea Want $500? The New Era Exposition at St. Joseph, Mo effers the following prizes for corn: BEST CORN. going to have a big horse race next Has been lierc siuce 1SS5, and Is still on tlecli with as GOOD A STOCK OF GSO. 31TES as there is In the eity. IZc Is not selling; goods at eost, hut wiJI give you as much goads Tor your money as any man in the city.

Everything warranted to give satisfaction. Yoa always get sixteen ounces to the pound and your right change hach. Eilert's Daylight Liver Pills are a boon to sufferers from sick headache, sour stomach, torpid liver and indiges Best dozen ears of corn, -Second best dozen ears of corn, Third Saturday, the between Couny N. and the Barber county horse for $200. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.

Price 50 cents. Nasal in tion. Sugar-coated, pleasant to take $500 00 2-50 00 125 00 02 50 31 25 15 00 5 00 Fourth Fifth Sixth and warranted to go through by daylight. For sale by all druggists. jector free.

Sold by Jamo3 Locke. For Sale or Trade. One two-horse wagon, One set single driving harness, One Walter A. Wood mowing machine, One eight-inch stirring plow. One two-section harrow, One good work horse, 8 years old.

J. M. Massey. The board of health are making vig Quite a number of our citizens "took grand farewell concert. orous and effective efforts to improve the sanitary condition of the city, and The social and ice cream supper giyen by the Young People's Society of Chris To compete for the premiums offered for the best dozen ears of corn, the dozen ears must "be substantially plaited together with nndetached shuck, in one bunch, and skilfully arranged.

3. M. 2IASSEY, of the People'3 Store, wants us to inform the farmers of this vicinity that are succeeding admirably. In their investigations they found many back yard3 and allies in a fearful condition. be held for the selection of delegates to tian Endeavor, on Wednesday evening, was quite a pleasant gathering.

the ceunty Republican convention that convenes at Wellington on the 22od Charley Booth, late of the Commer The Presbyterian lawn social given on the crounds of the church, -Friday evening last, was largely attended and inst. In this precinct the primary will he will take charge of all samples of be held in the school hause, ot 3 p. m. four delegates aud four alternates are cial hotel, is a "slick one," at least he played it fine on his acquaintances here. He and Miss Mary Dodds slipped off to AVichita, July 15th, and were quietly in" the circus at Wellington Monday, and a still larger number went to Wichita Tuesday for the same purpose.

For sale About 200 acres of grass on south half of section one, Conway township. Apply to Andrew Small, Anness, Kansas, or to W. H. Livingston, Wichita, Kansas. The chinch bug may chinch and the grasshopper grass; and the froglets may frog in the pool; but the marl who says there isn't a corn crop, is a great big Kansas fool.

Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for constipation, loss of-appetite, dizzi was a pleasaut and successful affair It is said that Sell's bought a "WHSSSS9 CATALOGUE out CREAMERY PACKAGE f.UHFG CO E. R. Kimhall. KANSAS CITY. MO are to be selected, also a member of tbe county central committee for the married, returning to the Commercial, ensmnfit year.

where they have siDce been until this week. The affair was kept so quiet Tbe judicial central committee can 4 $60.00 Sewing Machine vassed the primary vote for candidate that nothing was known about it among their intimate friends until a few days ago. Even at this late day it gives us for judge, Thursday, at Wellington. Clothing! Clothing! TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL GOODS, WE WILL SELL Men's, Youths' and Boys' Summer Suits At Price. Summer IKats So low you will be sore to buy.

GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS in great variety at same rates. A large line of PIECE GOODS constantly in stock. S5JITS cut and made in the latest styles. Come and Bee us and we will do yoa good. CHAPMAN NELSON.

FOR $24.90. This la the "Slneer Model The vote stood as follows: J. A. Ray, pleasure to extend congratulations. A.

E. Parker, 435; G. Woods, Siacbine (the original Singer patent havine expired). Equal to any ever made. Superior to 843; Levi Ferguson.

335; Chas. Wilsey, 123; giving Judge Ray a plurality of many. 1 norongniT wen maae. Warranted for 5 ffart, (eigned and registered jrrraranty). Superbly finished.

Walnut top and cover; drop leaf; 3 drawers. Complete with fall set of nickel ness and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold by ames Locke. The senior of the Star is a.

notary public in and for Sumner county, and while not hunting after if any conaes his way will execute it 'With neatness and dispatch. Prof. E. A. Schweniiz, of Washington, D.

the government chemist who wtll have charge of the experimental department of the sugar factory in the interest of the government, ar lot ot Sumner county corn stalks for pircus tent poles; by cutting them back they mode them short enough to answer. A couple of our responsible farmers had a little scrap Saturday growing out of a unjunderstaudiDg. We re pleased to state that neither was hurt. F. S.

Brown, administrator 'of the estate of G. P. Brown, will, on Monday, August 2Gth, sell a lot of horses, cows, mules, implements one and a half miles northeast of this city. Meuser of 'Anson, drove 117 head of two and three-year-old feeding steers through town Thursday morning. They bought them out west and will feed them on their farm near Anson.

J. B. Blampied is becoming quite a bird fancier. lie now has a mocking bird, a thrush, a red bird, a beautiful mouse hawk aud a broken legged chicken that has recovered from its injuries. Mothers will find Dr.

Winchell's Teething Syrup just the medicine to have in tbe house for children; it will pure coughs, colds, sore throat, and regulata the bowels. Try It. For sale by all druggists. lf.te4 awaebmenU and all necessary needlea, bob-ice and toola. Have other with 4 and 6 drawer md one without drawers or ea9e for 612.75.

Also many other useful articles on which we can say you 25 to 80 per cent. Standard Watchea at unua-oolly cV fleures. Send for catalogaea. A. T.

EVANS CO 182 State Chicago. J. LEIGHTY, (Successor to J. IfcWyattJ, -DEALER IX corn intended to compete for the above and will see that tbey are shipped to St: Joseph free of charge. He will be present at the exposition and personally see that all samples sent from here are properly arranged and displayed.

Go and see Mr. Massey and he will give you full particulars as to how the samples have to be arranged. We hope our farmers will take hold of this matter in earnest, as it costs them nothing but a little Dentistry. Great redaction in price3 at Boyd's dental rooms. Full set of upper teeth, full set of lower teeth, upper and lower, double set, $15; no charge for extracting when new teeth are ordered.

Gold tilling, $1,50 up; price according to size of Platinum filling, platinum filling will cost more than Silver filling 7-5 cents: no silver filling will cost more than 75 cents. Cleaning teeth, 75 cents no more. Devitalizing nerve and treating tooth, 50 cents. Extracting teeth, only 2-5 cents. I guarrantee satisfaction.

I am the one price dentist. Dont forget the place. Friday of each week at Dr. Hungate's office, Conway Spriugs. Read This.

"Farmers we wish to say to you that that we are going to buv grain at Conway Springs, Ewell, Millerton and Milton, at which places you will find ns ready to pay the highest market price aud give you every pound there is in your gram, also we nave a numoer of good horses and mares for sale on reasonable terms, and wish to buy fifteen hundred feeding steers and seven hundred stock and all your fat hogs. Very Respectfully, -v Sparks Thompson. 81. Now that the question of nomination i3 settled, it is the duty of all good Republicans to buckle down to business and elect Judge Ray by a good, rousing majority. Saturdav, Mr.

Super, cf Whitmore nurserymen, brought us in a nice Sample of Bakers Favorite, a new grape, they are It is claimed to be an accidental seedling and is certainly very fine, both in apear-ance and in flavor. It is fully as large as the Concord, pale green in -color, with occasionaly a slight blush- Mr. Soper informs us that the vine is healthy and a very strong It ripens several days before the Concord. Wednesday afternoon we drove over rived Wednesday and is stopping at the Central. -r Happy nome Blood Purifier is the Edgar M.

Scott, of Peoria, has been in the city this settling the estate of Wm. Lughes, deceased, who owned a well improved quarter section of land five mi'es south and one east of Conway. Mr. LJcott may be considered one of the old settlers ot this section, although still a young man, having landed here in 1872, aud up the quarter now owned by David Ingram. Mr.

Scott called at the Stak office Tuesday and was profuse in bis praises of the Kansas corn crop, and especially that of Sumner county. Alex. Wells presented us, Saturday, with a great big watermelon. It was a dandy to look at, so we thought we would take it home and discuss its merits iu the bosom of our family. We carried that melon home at noon five Wocks, sometimes" under one arm, sometimes under the on one shoulder, then on tbe other; by the time we got it borne we thought it weighed about 100 pounds, but it didn't, and when we cut that melon it was green.

We don't blame Mr. Wells, but shall charge him up with another taelon. We came near getting into serious trouble with Asa Barnett or not an people's popular medicine for purifying the blood; preventing cr curing dys "ggCOBS- QUALITY THE BEST! nSTo 3sEi3xepxessrats.tioxi.s I wTHE LARGEST STOCK! The Best Goods, and The MOST for a Dollar Always, pepsia, biliousness, headache, boils anii all fevers and malarial diseases. Price 50 cents and one dolLir ver bottle. For sale by all druggists.

to Viola, and interviewed the business Harness, Saddles, Ayer's nair Vigor restores color and vitality to weak and gray hair. Through its healing and cleansing qualities, it prevents the accumulation AND STRAP WORK Of bis Ojcii Mauafaetnre. Charley Booth, who bo itrht Will TIE ALSO KEEPS A COMPLETE LIJfE OP BLANKETS. ROBES, An4 HOUSE FUKXiainSGS in lat iMr artl fSoinsfr County Baik BADGER LUMBER ICE! ICE! ICE! -DEALERS IN- nouncing the arrival of his big stock of 1 men of that lively little burg. Stepping into tbe dry goods aud grocery store of N.

O. Graham, who, by the way, is one of the Star's oldest -subscribers, we were immediately given an order for a lot of commercial printing. Mr. Graham ha3 a well-stocked store of geneial merchandise and is doing a good business la the store of Mr. Miller, the postmaster, we found that gentleman busy waiting on customers-lie also buys grain, and incidentally remarked to us that he expectwl to ship five cars' of wheat the next day.

C. Dalbom, the blacksmith, was hard at work, but found time to give us rn order for some printing. We 0lso ruet J. 11. Kobiusou, ths- agriecitsral implement M.t.'Uawe, mac, and Mr- Griinslc, gram dealer.

On tbe way home we cut a stalk of cane from a field which we aftewarda learned was Thad Wamsley's, that I hare charge of the Middle kaaff, of dandruff and curs ail scalp diseases. The beat hair dressing ever made, and by far the most economical. Prof. B. D.

and Mrs. Rowlee left, Tuesday, for their new home at Mount Vernon, where the Prof, goes to take charge of Mt. Vernon academy. Mr. and Mrs.

Row-lee's large circle of friends this city were sorry to see them leave, and join with us in wishing them prosperity and happiness in their new field of labor. We. think that a good, substantial sidewalk should be built across the railroad to the sugar mill. As soon as the mill starts up hundreds of strangers, to say nothing of our own citizens, will visit it each week. Not only the convenience of Ibe'penM hat ILe credit of 8tit9, Froapt, Potiths Ctre for Impotence, Lams of Manhood, Seminai fmfistaxM.

EpcrwratorrhKl, A'croownc-, Self DJBtnnt, to Hmmeri, Will make 90m STB0M6, mmm. Price ff-tni. Bores, 05OO. Lumber, Lath and Shingles, suouiey ice cream parlor, has cxea things up in nice shape. He will have ice cream and soda water eyery day and night and intends to conduct a nice, quiet place, which it will be a pleasure to visit.

"Let does delight to bark and bite, for God hath made them so. Let bears and lious growl and fight, for 'tis their nature to;" but, grangers, yon should never let your angry passions rise; your honest hands were not made to punch each other's eyes. We understand that a farmer named W. N. Ramey, residing south of here, had his pocket picked at Wellington, show day, of $100.

He had drawn the money from tbe bank to make some payments, and while trying to buy a ticket, some thief went for pocket. uy your Gasoline af Ltc also a rri-i. stock or clothing in our last. was an oversight on our part and after looking oyer his stock, we don't blame Mr. Barnett for rounding ns np in elegant style, for he certainly has bronghton a fine stock of goods, embracing all the latest styles in men's, youths and boys' suits in all weights and qualities, from the common every day wear np to the -finest that the market aff-mJs.

lie is not selling for less than cost, bnt will make mtt ee Bex. AJJrcss Ft'lv Eat liiinr; 4 nitwi Lund Crowder NATIVE 'ICE, and also of J. R. Harrey's ice, from the'Wichita Crystal" Ice Co, and persons wanting either will do well to call on me. Those wanting ice in ton Iota can make advantageous terms.

CHAS. Qo. Main north of Saavthes store. 8T.UCUIS. MO.

rn Sash, doors, mouldings, lime, cement, hair, plaster and building: paper always on hand. We will not be undersold, Cf. TAICERT, JTcr. you prices you can't reskt. TVa't Fhcfcraph Gallery for Sale.

I wish to sell my photograph gallery in Convay Springs, which "will be sold at reasonable figures. Call on me at the jTrfi.rVT. P-iutneu. otir Citv demands that tbi-i i rj fall fr-caK -y lock ciea-red tUnon fc? ai.d six irzh:.