Neodesha Register from Neodesha, Kansas • 1

Neodesha BEST PAPER IN THE COUNTY. Official RATES OF ADVERTISING, 1 year l6mos.l3mo8. Space. DEVOTED TO LOCAL NEWS AND THE INTERESTS OF NEODESHA AND WILSON COUNTY. BY J.

KANSAS MORGAN. 3.V00 PUBLISHED EVEHY FEIDAY AT Hectt, Wto 03., Kasssi RATES OF SUBCRirriOX, One ar yi "va Six Months Three Month 13 Tapor sent outside the county at the lite ot $u0 per yer, including postage. JOB ntlXVTIIVCt of all kinds executed promptiy anJ neatly. ALL HOME PRINT. On column $100.00 fiO.OO Half column 60.00 Ouarter 85.00 I 20.00 liihth column 20.00 'artH, 1 inches.

I 12.50 1 8.00 8.00 1 6.00 20.00 12.00 8.00 6.00 4.00 VOLUME Till. NEODESHA, KANSAS, ERLDA1T, APRIL 24, L891. NUMBER 17 Local or rcadm notices, ten cents per line for llrst week, and five cents per line for each a Mitionul week. Special rates on long time. DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

J. J. Stanley was the euccessfal candidate for marshal. CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 4 SSS" tj, different mails leaving Keodestaa are made up and closed at the following designated hours: Those going If you want good flour at a low price call on Bauman, the grocer.

Bananas 3 for a nickel or 20 cents a dozen at Stoner's Lunch Room. Northward a.m. 7:00 p.m. The partie represented In this Directory ara all progressive, live business people, and in every way wortny your favor Southward 5:3 p.m. Eastward 1 :10 p.

m. 7:00 p. m. Westward 11:50 a.m. 7:00 p.

m. city Thursday. Mr. Clegg is one of the Kansas farmers who made it go from the first and has now one of the largest and best improved farms in the township. He attributes his success not so much to hard labor, although of that he has not been sparing, but to varied crops, close watch on the markets, noting the law of supply and demand, thereby being able to plant his various crops with an intelligent idea as to what they would probably bring him, and economy.

More farmers of Mr. Clegg's common sense would be a benefit to Kansas. Newark mails are made tip a.m. on Tuesdays and Saturdays of each week. All mail desired to go in these directions must be In the office before the time mentioned above in order to go out the same day of mailing.

J. n. GRAY, I. TplEKCE DRUGGISTS, Mais Street, Neodesha. For candies, bananas, oranges, lemons, call at Bauman's grocery.

Will the umbrellas not retire for a few days and give the parasols a chance? Call and see the new patterns of glass and queensware just received from Chicago at Bauman's. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Dun Dots and Dashes. Bj "Grannt," Editor Register. Granny's last batch of news failed to appear in print, never-the-less she will try it once more.

She is a little timid about appearing since Ihe Register has be-conmesuch a great railroad paper, but she will try to be brief and interesting bo as not to be cast out. Splendid rains this week and although corn planting is a little backward all other vegetation looks well. Prospects are good for a large fruit crop. Wilson county will be the banner fruit county of the state in a few years. Nate Hall is putting out over a thousand young apple trees this spring, besides having a large bearing orchard J.

C. Harney is also adding more to his large orchard of about 1500 trees. Benjamin Bowers and family moved to Fredonia this week. His daughter Mary has accepted a position as compositor in the Alliance Herald office. We are sorry to lose them as they are excellent citizens, and made many Keep a complete line of ljraM.siaQ nary.

Perfumery, Articles, Painty Oils, Wull Paper, inuow vmnaa, Neodesha Township Officers. rcCACSLAND KEXVIQ, 1 DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Truster Henry Bray. Clkrk--A. Hill. Treasurer E.

P. Moulton. Justices of I'kace E.T.Wells, J. A. Much- more.

Main Street, Neodesha. Constables John Cameron, oscaricrns Thev also lteop Books. Stationary, Paints, Oils. Druggists laundries, Notions, fctc. Neodesha City Officers.

Elder F. M. Hooton, of Smithville, Mo. will preach at the Christian chapel, in this city next Tuesday evening and probably each evening thereafter until Sunday evening. Citizens 1 am in this city for the purpose of cane-seating your chairs, cleansing your carpets and cleansing out houses.

Anyone wishing anything in my line, call at Yowel's residence on Ohio st. James McCcne. Ruptures cured at the Kausas Medical and Surgical Institute without the knife. No cure, no pay. We ate our first mess of radish es, this season from the garden of Lev.

Graham on the Josiah O'Neal farm. JACOBS Mayor J. II. Nichols. riinir T.

Hill BUTCHERS. Tpeasurer Adolph Bauman. I'OLICK tinoos a. a neu. Allnn JimM Mnnnhnn.

John Kenvig, Edward Uoskins, frank Kim ball. Personal Paragraphs. Mrs. Wm. Hopkins is on the sick list.

Miss Minnie Clark returned home Sunday last. E. Clark, of Independence, was in the city Sunday. J. M.

Henry was in the city several days this week. Miss Adde Atwood spent last Saturday and Sunday in Fredonia. J. M. Ramsey has taken up his abode in the thriving county metropolis.

George Adams, of Coffeyville, spent Monday and Tuesday in this city. R. S. Fisk, one of Chetopa township's veterans made us a hurried call Saturday. Mother Allen went to Fredonia Wednesday, to visit with her daughter, Mrs.

A. N. Perkint. F. Harrison, of Oswego, was in the city the first of the week looking after some business matters.

W. II. Cramer is still confined to his bed by inflammatory rheumatism. His suffering is very great. Mrs.

Fietta Schreffler visited Fredonia to make final settlement of her husband's estate, as executrix. Miss Dora Jacobs, of Hutchinson, Kansas, is the guest of her brother, David Jacobs, proprietor of the new store. M. C. Douglas paid Parsons a business visit last week, driving over Friday afternoon and returning Sunday.

Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Campbell, of Elgin, Kansas, are in the city visiting friends.

They will return home to-mororw. Marion Cross is beginning to look lonesome already. However, the hardware business keeps him busy if his wife is gone." TEOQESIIA MARKET, J. B. 11I-E, Proprietor.

Near Fifth and Main Streets. i friends during their short stay with us. J. J. Bowers will continue to operate the mill here hi3 family will Fresh and Salt Meats, Sausage, Poultry, Lard, Etc.

move down soon from Osborne-co, State Encampment S. of The Frisco will sell round trip tickets to the S. of V. encampment at Hutchinson on April 28th. for one fare for the round trip.

Will be sold on the 26th. 27th. and 28th. good to return until May 1st. W.

K. Dudley, Local Agent. Kansas. J. C.

Briles has his black LOCAL AND GENERAL. Let it rain. Repair the sidewalks. For gasoline, go to Baldwin. Sin Cf rport-f 3r insurance agt.

Case-Una for sale by 11. L. Butcher HARNESS, ETC. smith shop in running order and is getting some work to do. Protect yourself against fire, lightning and tornados by insuring in reliable companies with Sam Carpenter, Jr.

A sure sign of good crops in Kansas: When the ladie3 of the state carry a gossamer with them every time they appear upon the streets. Very popular, very good. DeWitt's Little Early Risers the pill for constipation, billiousness, sick headache. Sold by J. A.

Hatcher. Oh that some one would build some residence properties for rent. A gen tleman from Kansas City has been searching all week for a suitable residence property. The time of our Sunday school has A. ALLEN, Our rapidly increasing business encourages us to greiter efforts in our endeavor to place before the people of Neodesha a vicinity first class reliable merchandise at the lowest cah prices.

We have developed a great volume of trade which tells us plainly that our efforts are appreciated and that the people are with us. It has got abroad that our prices are low. Tlrs is not by accident. There are several reasons, more than you care to listen to. The fact remains the same however.

Our prices are as little as honest work, honest material and honest dye will permit. Have you called yet? If not ask your friend, ask your neighbors, there can be but one answer. LEADS THE PROCESSION. Come and let us convince you. Our Dry Goods, our Clothing, our Boots and Shoes, all new, fresh and seasonable.

You can depend the prices are right. We do what we promise and never violate a trust. been changed from 3 o'clock p. m. to 10 o'clock a.

with half an hour East Side of Fourth Su-eet. Co. tf song service before Sunday school. Manufacturer and dealer in Harness, Sad The tariii oli of sugar at Bauman's C. Stahl, of the Cherry vale cigar dles, Cotla is, nipiii.

grocery. Elder Boyle requests us to return his sincere thanks to the citizens of Neodesha for the large attendance and close attention given him during his recent course of lectures, and especially to those who added so much to the attractiveness of the gathering by their singing. Work oa the streets has com c- 4 ANKINQ INSTITUTIONS. factory, was here Friday and took an order from our Dun merchant. The section boys were called away Saturday noon and did not get back until about 3 o'clock Monday morning.

menced. Stove wood for sale by M. L. ONDON CARPENTER, Butcher Co. tf Timc3 aie "looking up" and every BANKERS, Choking, sneezing and every other body seems to be happy.

The sound of the carpet beater is form of catarrh in the head, is radi heard in the land. cally cured by Dr. Sage-'s Catarrh JACOB'S jh- Remedy. Fifty cents. Sold by High.

School Notes. By Invisible Greek. The History class recites twice a The famous Ajax potatoes for late Corner Fifth and Main Streets. Transact a general banking business. Special attention given collections.

-tyTEODESHA SAVINGS BANK, ESTABLISHED 1871-2. Corner Fourth and Main Streets. druggists everywhere. seed at Baumf n's grocery. day.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers never The schools of this city all close The Rhetoric class had a final ex this week and next week. gripe or cause nausea. Mild but sure, amination Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

T. W. Atwood went assist rather than force. Best little ONE PRICE CASH HOUSE. Hiram Bakers old stand.

Neodesha, Kansas. Under its present management since April I hankinz business. The assessor of this township has Miss Lyda Lile is unable to be in to Fredonia Wednesday, Mr hav pill for sick headache, chronic consti 1, 1SY3. 1 rtuiouuvo almost completed his labors. school on account of sickness.

ing been ordered before the board of pation, dyspepsia sold by Hatcher. Notice. Doctor Plank, the manager and physician in charge of the Kansas Medical and Surgical Institute at Parsons, Kansas, will be at the Commercial house, Neodesha, Saturday, "April 25th, and remain for a few days. Consultations will be free and cnnfidential. The Doctor is sent out by the Institute company, and any arrangement for a cure or treatment made by him will be carried out to the letter.

He will be pleased to see you and explain the institute and its advantages. If you are in any way afflicted go and see him. If you are curable he will tell you so. Dr. Plank's remedies are rapidly becoming popular ou account of the virtues they contain.

Yours Respectfully, The Kansas Medical and Surgical Institute, Parsons, Kansas. pension examiners. Perched upon a fence post waiting The largest stock of canned goods Constinatinn. blood noison. fever! until after four.

When Miss A young man by the name of Og- in the county at Bauman's grocery. j- Doctor's bills and funeral expenses Atwood's room is out they wish to DRY GOODS AND CLOTHINO. pi OLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING HOUSE, I. BACH SOX, Proprietors. den, a friend of Mr.

and Mrs. M. L. cost aoout two nunarea aonars ue- wait no more. And now the thoushts of the frisky Butcher, from Parkersburg, W.

Wilt Little Larry lasers cost a quar- housewife lightly turn to houseclean- The Prof, ia reprimanding Law has been visiting with them this week. er. lake your choice, bold by rence for his tardiness in work said Fourth Street, Neodesha. ing. J.

A. Hatcher. Oxley Johnson, of Newark, went 'You remind me of the tortoise in the Dealers in Clothing, Cents' Furnishings and A full line of seeds of all kinds at fable of the tortoise and the hare" to an elegant uu ui wwjco to Topeka Sundaj', to serye on Uncle Sara's grand jury. He was released Marion Cross' hardware and harness Nothing succeeds like success. The act that we have sold 60 sets of har which he replied He got there in the from duty in time to return home shop.

end." NE PRICE CASn HOUSE. ness in 120 days shows that the trade Wednesday. Thi3 will be the last time Invisible is coming our way. Call on us if 3Tou Pure Early Rose and Early Ohio D. JACOBS Proprietor.

Thomas Jefferson, one of Neode- want anythmgin that line. Main Street, Neodesha Kansas sha's colored trooos was eranted a seed pototoes direct from the north at Bauman's grocery. Marion Cross. Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired frOm A full line of dry goods, boots, shoes, Green will write items for the High School.

We have endeavored to give items that would not only be of interest to the students, but in fact to anyone who may read this paper. pension the first of the week $12' a month and S90 back pay. Uncle gents fuiiiislang EOoas, ouuuv Dr. Plank's remedies are becom- Tis said that "tie backs" or "pin always ou uanu. irw.

practice, having had placed in his Tom deserves every dollar of it. backs" are coming into fashion again hands by an East India missionary ing the leading medicines in tms country. Parsons Sun. James Whiteside, son of C. White We have not given this duty a3 much GROCERY MERCHANTS.

with the ladies. Of all the disgusting fashions, that style of dress takes the the formula of a simple vegtable remedy for the speedy and perman attention as we might -j-et we trust J. Murphy. Son sold their that when school begins next fall side of the Occidental Hotel, left for St. Louis Monday to assist his brother who is manager of a large ent cure of consumption, bronchitis, lead of anything unless it is the bustle.

Bifurcated skirts are far preferable and more modest. AUMAN GROCERIES. some active scholar will write items, wool to a LcRoy dealer for 19 cents per pound. Thev had 4.800 pounds. catarrh, asthma and all throat and or schools like ours should be repre real estate office in East St.

Louis. lung affections, also a positive and Fifth and Main Streets, Neodesha. The list of accounts allowed at the sented in its city papers. Joseph Laduke, of West Cherry radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having Spring or rather winter chickens tr- Keep constantly on hand a fresh stock of About this time of the year, when township. Montgomery county, start Staple and i uncy groceries uuiium are ripe.

At any rate tJxiey jonn- tested its wonderful curative powers meeting of the board of county commissioners last week, will appear in the Register next week. EDUCATION the sun shines warm and the examinations are at hand, one can easily son sent us in yesterday five well ed with his wife for Montrose, where they have two daughters, with in thousands of cases, ha3 felt it his grown ones. They were hatched on HARDWARE. whom they will visit for some time. tell who are the real students and who arc drones.

Those scholars who neg- duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive One of the abominations of civili And Proper Enlightenment Joel Penn is back from the plains ected their studies for pleasure and the 1st day of January and were large and thrifty. -Some of them met with a violent death, directly after coming into our posession. of Arizona as full of energy as ever. zation is housecleaning.

'Tis then man longs to be a savage and "lodge in some vast wilderness." enjoyment are now behind in their hardware and implements, and a desire to leheve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it this recipe, in German, Convinces the World Main Street, Neodesha. When he tells you of the glorious times he had with the boys at the spring round-up he laughs until he can be heard for three blocks around. The medicated and electric baths Mr. Johnathan Holdre proprietor French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent bv A complete line of Stoves, Tinware, Hard work.

He who intends to do anything should not permit pleasure to come between him and his work, but should place duty first and pleasure last. The boy or girl who has been ware anu ariuiug iicusno, of the Holdren nursery, presented the given at the Kansas Medical and Sur That the All Steel Deering Binder is the only harvesting machine built to-dav mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. W. A. Noyes, 820 gical Institute effect a quick cure for county with 21 large evergreens this week, which the janitor, Lewis Smith C.

S. Reed, cur affable county at rheumatism and neuralgia. A C. FERRY HARDWARE MERCHANTS, Powers' Block, Rochester, N. torney, passed through this city is putting in the court house square It is quite the fashion now to take Wednesday evening on his way to Kansas City where he expected to Fourth street, Neodesha.

combining all the essential principles of Lightness, Strength, Durability and Sim- Advertised Letters. a good scholar in school is most sure to be a good, active and attentive man or woman, one who will make the most out of everything they undertake. Students can enjoy themselves, have sufficient fun and then DeWitt's Little Early Risers for liver, Everything usually kept In a first-class with great care. Mr Smith is taking great pains with the square and in a few years it will be the most beautiful of any in Kansas. stomach and bowel disorders.

They join his wife who had preceded him a few daj's. List cf letters remaining unclaimed haruwure store arm innuumcun, are small pills, but mighty good ones in tho post office at Neodesha, Wilson "Dlicity, The principles upon which it is constructed are the correct ones. A. Hatcher sells them. I.

A. Mitchell has purchased E. B. county Kansas, for the week ending PHYSICIANS. Moore's dray and outfit and employ The people of Independence all April, 24th.

1891: Parsons people boast of -having the ed John Donworth, late of Leon, an have plenty of time to prepare their lessons if they would only do so, but we are inclined to think that those scholars who are so anxious to lay end Insti- speak in the highest terms of Dr. Plank's success there. Several have been treated who had heretofore been Old things experienced drayman to drive it for him. He solicits patronage from all Keelan, Mr, James Young, E. P.

Taylor. Mrs. S. B. Smith, Mrs.

A. M. Burton, V. C. Falls, T.

W. Davis, Mr. Roy Arnald, Mr, H. A. us vvj'bi.

Umls excellent -r T. ALLEN, rinrsiciAX ii'X- tu-cN, Office at Residence. Corner Sixth and Main Streets. cures are made there daily, ajid the given up as incurable, and are high aside their studies in order that they may attend a ball, a party or a picnic are the ones who could rightly be who need draying. Dr.

T. F. C. Dodd, was a guest Persons calling for any of the above terms are very reasonable, Are Passing Away. will please say "advertised," and give called lazy.

Scholars, whose parents Thousands of families bless the day date of list. If not called for in 30 days they learned the use of Humph HOTELS, ETC. have been so kind to send them to echool, should spend their time well. they will be sent to the dead letter of the Occidental Wednesday night, on his way home from his duties as a member of the board of medical examiners. Sixteen applicants for pensions were before them reys Specifics Nos.

One and Seven. office. J- H. Gray. ly pleased with their rapid improvement.

Dr. Plank has gained a world wide reputation on account of his wonderful success, and it isj seldom that our people have, an opportunity to consult such a physician free of charge. The Kansas Medical and Surgical Institute Company do not send out a man unless he understands There is no time in life when we are Coughs, colds, bronchitis and sore CCIDENTAL HOTEL, And with them are going the old-fashioned Gasoline Stoves. The NEW PROCESS VAPOR STOVES are now the rage. No Generator Burner, Stand Pipe, Packing, Needle, Vrlves, Drip Cup, Pneumatic Pres () throats are always cured by them.

C. WHITESIDE, Proprietor. Report of City Treasurer. My harness trade is assuming large Main Street, Neodesha, Kansas. To the honorable mayor and council, so free from care as we are in school.

Fellow students, for the sake of that mother who bore you, and the sake of that father who loves you, make your lives pure and noble. School is proportions. Call on me whenever The best accommodations in the city. the following report respectfully sub SIMPLICITY his business. you need anything of that nature sure, or anything to cf crdsr.

Headquarters for commercial travelers. mitted 1S01 RECEITTS. from a lead strap to a full set of har 73 Men who advertise and ceeu a ness. Marion Ukoss. PROFESSIONAL.

CARDS. Jan. 13 By cash bal. per last report $113.04 g3 County Treasurer 300.55 new idea now and then, or who have net always the time or inclination to Piles or Ilernorrhoides i3 one of ITSELF. ANY CHILD CAN OPERATE IT.

On exhibition during business hour3 at Marion Cross' Hardware Store- Feb. 3 A HiU Rents and J. K. Demoss, prepare their advertisements, the place for study and'improvement, and not a place for comical jest and deception. The deception you may practise upon your school mates, and teacher 'will surely blossom out in crime in your after lives.

Study not to recite and answer questions, but for life. Study diligently to the end. tke most distressing maladies that af TTORNEY-AT-LAW, Neodesha, Kuisas License 100.35 13 JA Muchmore fines 15.00 4 lp.OO A i Itlii'A in StMWATt'H UIOCK. find a valuable assistant in the novel flict the American people. Cured at book cf "Ideas for Advertisers" .3.00 the Kansas Medical and Surgical In stitute at Parsons.

No cure, no pay J. W. SUTHERLAND. just published by D. T.

Mallett, M'ch. 4 A Hill rents and Mrs. R. P. Carpenter is in Oswego and Robert P.

is wearing out his Frisco thousand mile ticket very rapid by going to and fro between the thriving county seat of Labette county and the rustling metropolis of Wilson county. Wm. Johnson who was called to Manitou, Colorado, Wednesday of last week by a telegram announcing the serious illness of this father, did not arrive there in time to see the old gentleman before he died. He was 83 years old at the time of his death. Mr.

Johnson returned home Saturday. After arranging his business he contemplates going east for a few months. Miss Laura Greene, of Fredonia, A TTOUNEY-AT-LAW, Neodesha, Kansas. i New lla'-en, and sent on re license 75.60 If food sours on the stomach, di ceipt of S1.00, post paid. He also 11 A Muchmore fines 13,00 I know you will never regret that you spent your time well in school.

uilice, souia iub rawu once v. P. C. YOUNG. April 2 A Hill rents and publishes a tasty pamphlet called gestion is defective.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers will remedy this. The dog tax 72.20 A TTOUNEY-AT-LAW, Neodesha, Kansas. When (price 25c) a treasure of 14 A Hill rents and famous little pills that never gripe good advice to business men. Dej license 11.00 XX oilice in sutnerianu uiocjc S. Carpenter.

Jr. R. P. Carpenter, following is the list of jurors drawn on April 3rd. 1891, for the May term of court which convenes and never disappoint, sold by scripture circular of both tnese new rARV Hatcher.

1,030.11 books can be obtained upon request Total receipts Paimkst. -VTOTAKIES PUBLIC All kinds of lejral papers neatly and accurately executed 1891 May 8th. 1891: W. F. Phillips, Neodesha; J.

II. to the publisher. Purifies the blood, increases the oilice toniiun varpcmci circulation, expels poisonous humors Dugan, Center Burr Murdock, Web Talk's chean. but when it's back JVUUSUO SPECIAL ADS. Do You want any kind cf a Farm Implement? ster J.

L. White, Verdigris J. and build3 up the system. What who has just returned from a two Hamer, Talleyrand J. M.

Hulton, ed up by a pledge of the hard cash of a financially responsible firm, or months visit in Carthage, visit more do you want a medicine to perform DeWitt's Sarsaparilla is re A. Ml! GINS, DENTIST, ed friends in this city several days company, of worldwide reputation Duck Creek Frank Crathorne, Prairie Joel Hull, Guilford B. F. Bee son. Center J.

W. Hornady, Cedar liable. Sold by Hatcher. last week, returning home Monday. Will visit Neodesha tne first Mondays She was urged to remain longer but Tuesdays and Wednesdays ot each month I nositivelv know who the boy is J.

W. Walker, Clifton Oscar Cairn3, and invites all persons needing dental work. LADIE for fair and honorable dealing, it means business! Now, there are scores of sarsaparillas and other blood purifiers, all cracked up to be the best, purest, most peculiar and who stole my flowers on Tuesday eve Miss Greene is a lover of home and although she has many friends here Neodesha; J. II. Wiley, Cedar; 09 hit kind to call on him at the occidental James Mundell, Colfax; T.

J. Byers Hotel. All work guaranteed to give satisfac the 21st mst, and unless he comes nnd settles at once I will have him her heart hungered for her home vu Colfax. lage and she could not be presuaded wonderful, but bear in mind (for your own sake,) there's only one arrested and punished to the full ex tent of the law. E.

E. Hoskins, Jan. 26 To paid order Wm. Hill 4.30 Rhoades 5.00 23 Vf Higglns 38.00 so Cazort Bros. 47.53 A Brown 4 Co.

18.45 C4.5o Wm. Drew 3.50 Wado 7.00 -f 3 Stanley 40.65 Smith ,25 Cross 17.74 Feb, 3 Fred Smith 4.18 13 Wade 2,75 14 WD Baldwin 3.65 Stanley 40.00 mm Rhoades 5.00 M'ch 10 First Nafl. Bank City interest on coupons due Aprd 18S1 300.00 commission .90 11 A Hill 45.00 la Bauman 53.00 is Stanley 40,00 Wadg 3,00 13 Pierce Bros. 2,50 AprilB A Brown Co 14, 10 A Sperry Bro S.70 5.10 Do you want a Gasoline Stove of the latest and Best Pattern? Excursion Tickets Will be on to prolong her stay. Beverly Moreland, late of Nicode tion.

Vtr S.CADY.D.D.S., DENTAL PARLORS, Up Stairs in Hudson's Block, guaranteed biooa purmer ana rerneay for torpid liver and all diseases that sale at the Frisco depot to the I. O. O. Elder Bovle's lectures given at the come from bad blood. That one rous, Graham county, arrived in this city Monday and was greeted with F.

celebration at Chanute Kansas, on the 27th. for one and one-third City Hall, Monday, Tuesday and FREDONIA. KANSAS many hand shakes and pleasant words for the round trip. Tickets will be Wednesday evenings, were largely attended. Mr.

Boyle surprised even standing solitary and alone sold on trial, is Dr. Pierce's Goiden Medical Discovery. If it doesn't do "Bev," as he was always called was. a All work guaranteed. on sale on the 26th.

and 27th. good those who knew him best with the for a long period of time the only colored resident of this city, ne left until April 29th. W. E. Duplet.

Local Agent. CALL able, manner in which he handled his subject. He is a very pleasant, af here seven years ago and has seen (D L. LlNVILLE fable speaker, not at all abusive to good in skin, scalp and scrofulous diseases and pulmonary consumption is only lucg-scrofula-just let-its makers know and get your money back. Talk's cheap, but to back a uoor medicine, or a common one, by A child of Mr.

John Pear3 had the ward those who differ from him in scald head, and had been under the many ups and downs a3 he expresses it. He owned a harness anj saddlery establishment in Nicodemus, but the times growing dull he shipped his oninion End concedes tc all, the saire Cyj CITY DRAY and A. C. SPERRY BRO. freedom of thought and speech which treatment of physicians without relief.

It was cured by Chamberlain's Eye 1 selling it on trial, as "Go'den Med he exercises. ISO unprcojuaicea, 823.74 260.40 goods to Coffeyville whither he was Total payments Cash balance on hand ical Discovery" sold, would bank reasonable or deep thinker after hear and Skin Ointment and is now well and all risht. W. R. Miller fc Son, TRANSFER LINE going when he stopped in city ruot the largest fortuie.

Talk's inT Mr. Bovleonthis subject could 11W0.14 Brisco. Iowa, 25 cent boxes for sale Baggage delivered to any part of the city Mr. Jame3 Clegg and his amiable cheap, but only D'scvery" 3 guar but beconvmced of the inspiration 4it reasonable rates, Calls answered Auoi.ru Bauman Treasurer. Neodesha Kansas April llth.

1891, ty Pierce Bros. wjfe, of Newark were shopping in the anteed. and authenticity of the jOuirtlyj.