The Wellington Daily News from Wellington, Kansas • Page 3

ia a 9 i i kenrnocs has la grippe. O. P. Haniblin has returned trzrx Wichita. George C.

Galloop is still sick with the grip. Charley Morgan is in Caldwell buy-ing mules. Grandma" Owen is reported sick again today. H. P.

May of Wichita is at the Har vey House. Large can fine salmon, 10 cents. Hale Large can fine pin salmon, 10 cents. Hale Owen. r7 nl- ft 1 Mi tt.

5i 21 The Latest Spring Styles in Black. Blue. Brown and Toiipe Gray, Panama, vuuc auu oergem 1-necKS, Striped and Plain Colors. Beautifully trimmed in Buttons and Satin Bands. Prices $20 to $15.00 Please Call and Inspect the (s Co.

StralQht from. the Ghoulder. gentlemen," shouted the orator, "like a boa constrictor o'r anaconda of gigantic, size and immeas. urable proportions, wraps the foul coil of its unwieldy body round tha unfon. tunate patriot's soul loud -and rever berating as the nocturnal thunder rolling in the midnight empyrean-finally to break lta tyrant neck upon the" Iron wheel of independence, or, on the other hand, forcing him first to desperation then to madness, in the end to crusb him In the.

hideous jaws cf mortal death." Croup positively stopped iu 20 minutes wuh Dr. Shoops remedy One tet alone will svrely prove this ttuth. No vomiting, rro distress. A safe and nleasng syrup 50c. Ud bj Eat ncn Harrison.

Elgina and Hamiltons are 'radio 9m 9F ft 0 Celf-Accualn. "I don't helieve you kr.c:7 about farming." said the i It i i man who had just settled in tl borhood. answered Mr. Ccmt kind o' think I don't myself, that knew much about wouldn't have bought a where around here in tha Lvl Exchange. A clevtr 25 cent silver fee S'rainer Coupon is now put in esc'i 25 rent pncksgf.of Shoops health Coffee.

Look for it! Ninety large curscf tl very finest coffee imitation ever from ooe 22c package. Then ite satisfaciion ana flavor is perft Sold by Bee ve Grocery. Li mJK our specialty. Get the beil excellent time Buy Clkilb Co5 so L. NS 'i I I Sale bv C.

E. BIUGIIT Fob Sale A bargain. Four lots on North Jefferson at $55 par lot. Fine iota and a bargain at that price. For Sale Two lots and a 5-room new house, rents at $12 a roooth.

In Second ward Here is a good investment, good ranter, good location. 81275 For alr: 6 room bouse, 2 lots, gas, city water and in good repair and in a fine location, rents fine, $1475 Money to loan on 1 farms and citv property. Fob Sale: 2 lots with shade and fruit, no finer lots in the city and fine location. i Foe Sale Five-room house, 2 lots, 23 blocks from po'toSiee. A snap and a eooa renter at or Sale A 5-room house, 2 lots, cistern, cave, city water, gas and a nice mwa wita snaae.

it en is at l.ou per montn ana if sold at once will take $1250. Fob Sale A 5oom house, 2 lots, east from; good shad curbing and good waiKs.ood shade, barn," cistern and city water in, 1 block from Main, price $2175. or sale A 4 room nouse, 4 lots on the corner and a JNo. 1 bouse, cood shade and fruit trees, good barn, close in on one; ox the pest streets. Here is a irood hdme or will rent fine and good pargain at Wanted Goods to store.

House to renti W. A. Gwynn today filed his patition as a candidate for councilman from the Fourth ward. C. W.

Hunter filed hi petition aa a member of the school board from the Fifth ward. A. Kleinsteib3r of the Fetters Automobile has returned from Kansas City where he went for tbe Automobile shew. He saw Ben Cissel there Wednesday on the street. First Baseman Patterson, of Ponca City, is here to see the management of the local ball club.

President Finch wants to sign him. He is a brothenof Patterson, the photographer, over the postoffice. John Sherman, driver for tbe Wells-Fargo, has resigned and will go to tha laundry as driver, Bob Camp tbe Cierk will take tbe place of Sherman and Guy Burford will act as clerk. Ths chaugeis bffective tomorrow. Shaving 10 cents.

Under Farmers ink. Sherman Teal. 160-180 Ladies long coats cleaned and pressed only 75c. O. K.

Cleaning Co. over gas office, 160 You will save money by bringing your clothes to the O.K. Cleaning Co. over gas office, 160 Call No. 238 and ask for Lee Hoffman if you are need ing anything in the job print ing line.

Stite of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, ss Frank J. Cheney makes oath ihit be is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney doing business in tbe City of Toledo, County and State afore-said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANH J.CHENEY.

Sworn to before xne and subscribed bresence, this 6th day of Decern 1 tier, D. 1886, (Seal) A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall, Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts, directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free.

F. J- Toledo, Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Hail.s Family Pills for consti. pation. '--mmi J.

F. Holmes shipped a load oi dos to Wichita yesterday H. G. Collins, tha druggist, is in Wichita on business. i Dr.

W. M. Martin returned last'night from a trip to Florida, Clyde Adams has gone to Sedan to stay a few weeks with his mother. Elbert Oliver, who has been visiting here, returned, to Mayfield rst night. Just received a fresh supply of Blancke's celebrated coffees.

Hale Owen. G. C. Viney, the agent for the LT. S.

Express Co. at Lawton, returned borne today, Just received a fresh supply ff Blancke's celebrated coffees. Hale "5 Owen. Dr. Emerson was called to Home yesterday to see W.

A. Fisher who is sick. Good 3-room house.cistem and shade" east front, good location. $650. C.

L. Haslet. 1 62-63 Two lots on Jeffdrson avenue $50 each, These are extra good. Ci L. Haslet.

62-63 Frank E. Knowles, T. J. Garland and W. M.

Ferguson are in Wichita oh business. Johnson Dickson, of Osceola, who; has been here on business returned home last night. Four lots in north part of city $27.50 each. Fine for an investment, rhone 501. C.

L. Haslet. 62-63 For Sale Cane seed. Four milts southwest of town, Route 4. Phone 218-13.

Thos. Hurd. .163.68 Ralph Spitler has returned from Man hattan where he has been attending the Agricultural college. Foster Stewart, city editor of the Daily Mail, has gone to Kansas City, for a few days pleasure trip. Harry Burscough wha broke his' ankle a week ago in a fall from a ladder, ie reported to be getting along well.

"Sport" McKee.the Santa Fe switch-. man, who was hurt by being pushed in? to-a cinder pit by the ewitcfi engine, is better. One hundred and sixty acres near Wellington, well improved and cheap as dirt at $40. C. L.

Haslet, Under Secur ity Bank. 62-63 Frank Moulton, a brother-in-law of John Peniwell, is here from Carnegie, Ott. He is working for a Texas real estate firm. Cy Price and the baed have returned from Wichita where they played at the Threshermen's convention. They report a great time.

The drill team of Annuity lodge -will give an entertainment in Armory hall March 17. Ball tickets 50 cents. Sup per extra. Good music. D.

M. Young, of Panhandle, has bDUght Thompson Harper's MIoa B' and a stallion for $1,000 a piece. J. H. Allen sold him "Johnnie Gore," a stat ion and "Sadie D' for $500 apiece.

All stock is running stock. M. J. Drury, superintendent of motive power for the Santa Fe. is here from La Junta, his headquarters.

He it conferring with Robr. Bus well, the trav eling tngineer located here. while you are buying. We have them in all Hinds of gold, nicklef and gold filled, all tJJLO UUjr JCWC11CU VViXLUllCS. TTp TO ITDfT -Q5FrT0 Official Watch lacp-ctc- i TTT 1 I Shoes, of the higher class, that will make your boys eyes shine.

-They are made over the newest lasts, with fancy tips, welted soles, in tan, patent or velours calf. They're beauties. The Price is Three Dollars Largest a.nd Only Exclusive SKoo Store in Wellington Not Open Sundays PROOF OF SIGHT IN PI ANTS. Nature Student Comes Forward with Convincing Argument. "Darwin believed that plants could see, and I believe so, too," said a nature student "I was reading on my veranda the other day; pne foot was near a large convolvulus.

The tendrils were pointing outwards, but in a few minutes I heard them nstle faintly they were turning towards my shoe. They began to advance towards it, moving as a ery sluggish serpent might have done, and by the time I had finished the joke column they were within a few inches Of jne. 1 Went Inrtnom thPn fnr Hin Tipr On my return the convolvulustendrils. disgusted, had resumed their outward march towards the rail. "I got a pole and set it up a foot from the nearest tendrils.

In ten minutes they were creeping sturdily towards the pote To-day they are twined about i t. "How could th convolvulus tendrils approach my fot't and the pole, both placed in the oposite direction from the light, unles tbsy saw? Yes. they must have sight, these plants, or they couldn trot about in the silent, clever way they do." FOR THE USERS OF TOBACCO. Assertion That Plant Was Certainly Placed Here for Good Purpose. It is passing strange that, with all the experience at command, the physiologists are never in agreement as to the effects of tne smoking habit.

Even where lay opinion has been fairly well established by the apparently well digested views of the scientists with respect to certain phases of the "whole problem, they are wholly liable to upsetting by the latest opinion. For ex ample, two considerations have long been thought to be determined that moderate indulgence in tobacco need not be denied, and that the lad not Jut of his 'teens would bettfjr abjure tobacco altogether. It may be asserted that man is not a smoker by nature; and certain effects of tobacco seem to indicate, without especial ar gument, that the longer the acquirement of the habit is postponed the bet ter for the hnman system. At the same time the remote antiquity of the tobacco plant suggests that it. is one of nature's unassisted growths: and.

if it were not designed for man to en-Joy In security, neither is It at all ciesr mat it is to De ciassea witn na ture's productions. Providence Jour oal. Fc5rSale. A new seven room house, electric lights, cistern, on corner and a batgain if so'd tola A new seven room boue, barn, electric lights, cistern east front, close For prices see Charles Ross or tUpel Stewart. GOtf NOTICE ThYO, K.

Cleaning is cutting pric on all their work for the next 10 davs to advertise their work, So cll hi see thm as this offer is for 10 diys only. Over gas of flee. 160 Oriental OoYing TicturcShow T. E. JOCELYN.

Owner J-4 Of gettipf the worth of j-our money come to the Oriental. 5c ALWAYS 5c Entire Change Every Day fiT' tyiJ-yi' pajtdL if you want X. 3 in. Fine City or Rental Property; have the largest list. Come to our office -for prices and terms.

We also rent houses. List with us. We have some ood houses to rent right now. H. H.

STEWART Office, room Estate Bldg. 6 Stewart Phone 481 taw Modern Work Painting and papering. -rC. C. Driver, phone 9.

159 164 FUBSI3HED rooms With g8 beating or gentlemen Ill North Jefferson. 58-63 Furnished Rooms. For houaekeep- 50 1 South Jefferson. xou-ico Hr A. nice gentle pony.

See Dave Cowardina, Sania Fe gate house. For Rent. Nice furnished rooms for i2ht house keeping. inquire duuu C7 store. 53 64 Wanted Man to cut down large tree for the woDd.

Call at Pioneer theater. 59-65 Piano Player Wanted -One who nlav anv music. ivaares4 doxbi, Wellington. 59-65 Wanted. A girl or middle aged laay for kitchen work at the North Star Diningparlor.

GO 65 For Salk goid bujrgy phar.oJ. Ciil at 421 South Mrs. Giles Davis. hore and Jeff ar9cn For Rent A rattling good barn. Call 411 South Washington between 9 a.

m. and 2 p. m. 59-65 Fob Rent. Nice furnished room convenient to freignt and passenger depots.

704 South street. 50 55J For Sale: New bousnnoid goods for fiale at once and until all are sold. Call at 710 North Jefferson. 62-67 Fos Sale. Four fine lots oo oruer oorth Dart of city.

No nicer layin 2 lots or $63 each. C. E. Bright. 61-66 For Sale 4 tioe lp ou tne ooruer, north part of the city, and qo nicer lots in ritr.

for 60 each. C. E. Brieht. Wanted Experienced farm band wants job hv the 'month.

Address Charles W. Treft. Wellington. Kas. Wanted ClerK with some experience to assist for a few days in shoe store.

Inquire 108 N. Washington A.ve. Furnished Rooms and Hoard Enquire of Mrs. L. Sr.

Cii 321 South St', 2 blocks nor.h of the Stuta dn pot. 161-66 Two rooms furnished for i'g't house keeping and two unfuruisnea rooms. Inquire at 108 South B. Mrs. R.

Meade. 57-62 Lost Gold locket, letter 'KM on one side, small diamTod on reverse side. If found return to News office and receive reward. 62-67 Livery and feed I have moved my barn from the city oarn to the Knowles barn oa East Fourth. Call ud sen rap L.

Jackson. 154-65 Wanted. Man or good boy to work on farm at once. Write to or pall on B. W.

Borders, route 6,9 mite south east of Wellington. 1 have charge of a farm cootaining210 acres which is for rent. For more information inquire of Clay Wood R. R. 3 Wellington, Kan.

James Smith, piano tuner, 408 South Olive street, wi'l keep your inatru caeat in good condition. Years of exper ieijce and permanently located in ington. dtf Fos Sale. -5 room house, cistern, brick cellar, gas for heat and light, 50 foot front, shade and fruit trees, sidewalk. 6 blocks from Washington.

Call 311 South Olive. 164 Fob Sale. A 5 room house at a snap has 2 lots, gas, city water, good cave oice lawn and some nice evergreen and shade trees. Price for a few days only, 51183, rents at $12. C.

E. Bright. 59 65 Wanted. A position as cleru, boob Keeper or salesman on road by young man of experience. Can furnish 'best of banking experience.

Am willing to begin at bottom ad work up. Andres R. C. McBride, City. 61-66 For Sale New bouse E.

8th Rogers Add. 5 batb, pantry," clothes room. China closet and cupborj. Barn and chicken house. Beautiful location.

Call and see it. Will sell at bargain. V. B. Owner, 1001 E.

Har vey. 158-163 Do you want to go to If so, we can help you. We have already put liuodreds through college by means of our plan. Write today for full informs lion regarding our offer of a free scholar in ny school cr college. Addles KobertJ.

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