Garnett Journal from Garnett, Kansas • Page 3

CASH ZBJSIS I Do not miss the musical treat of the 28th. Mrs. Davies returned, Tuesday, from Chicago. A sure cure for the Hog Cholera, at Rogers Drug Store. John Vangbn's mnstache is going to be red.

J. F. Albright made a business trip to Iowa, last Friday. C. K.

Smith lett, Monday, for El-Dorado Springs, REMOVED. Wm. Wagstaff have moved into the room next to the First National Bank, three doors north of their old stand, where they will be delighted to see their many old customers and to show a nobby lino of spring g-ods. Call and see them. They have moro room and better light.

Blum's Meat Market is now in lh9 first room west of the Bank of Garnett. Go and see Hartzell's latest styles in suitings. He is a dandy fitter and makes suits at reasonable prices. Mrs. C.

M. Brooke, of Kansas City, arriyed in Garnett, Monday, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephens. For a good ehavo and a comfortable sTioke go and see Eli Bailey at his barber shop, south HOUSTON Sell I have jnst received my new spring etock of Hats; all fresh new styles, consisting of Gents Black Dorbys, Gents nobby straws and Children's Straw Caps.

roceries, pensiare ffiLitJbfoeF Coat I have also a few fine and good Rubber Coats, which I will sell at small advance on wholesale prices. BRICHAM'S SHOE STORE. GLASSWARE, ETC. At Lowest Cash Prices. 1 door north court house.

No Mini! uu jjiuuiijiiimu: nui uajjiudiuui Nor Fire Sale Either IBwt we Mhns4 UILave Moimey THEREFORE WILL SELL OUR STOOK OF Fine Clothing, Latest Styles of Hats, Best Grades Gents' Furnishings, Gents9 Fine Silk Shirts, At such LOW PRICES that, will accomplish our object and distance all competition. Remember the Place, Masonic Side, A PROPOSITION IF You Want a New Cultivator Li a WATSON, their Bush City Items. Weather cool this week alter the Sum! ij rain, which we trust has dons much goou to the growing crops. The fishing party last Saturday gotten up by the young iolkH near Sunbeam, we hear wag a great success. Walter Ciawson and Arrawell Coopir, taking a drive Monday evening in a sulky, aiming to make time by cutting across lots, found themselves almost hemmed in by a large bluff on one side, and a barb wire fence on the other, and in attempting to drive along, the top ol the bluff, along side of the wire fence, the sulky slipped a little down the bank, managed to whirl upside down and the horse also whirled upside down, and the boys followed suit, over and over went Ciawson, Cooper, horse and sulky, all rolling for about forty feet to the bottom, where they found themselves in water about two feet deep, then said Walt told you we could not keep that old cart on Uiat ridge, 1 wish we had the buggy.

We made a mistake in our last week's items when we asked who knew anything about Cooper going to Japan, as a missionary. As it is Owen McLellin we undeastand that i-t contemplating a change of climate. Mrs. White, from near Garnett, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Rickets, this week.

W. L. Burnhnm, who has been under medical treatment in Kansas City, for the past six is much better and expected home the latter part ol this week. There will be another fishing party next Saturday, to take place on Big Sugar. Miss Sarah McCollum and Ida Budden.

was in town a few days ago. looking alter some new saddles to break some horses before they came iu to meet their fellows from the west again. O. Q. Union Township Items.

Farmers are busy planting corn, several are through planting. The greater part will finish this week. Notwithstanding the backward season, the farmers in this locality gown ft Qf fl than ever before. Strawberries are ripening rapidly, and toon strawberry festivals will be the order of the Sunday school committee. Religious services will bo held next Sunday, May 24, at the Beeler school house by Eev.

Huber of Greeley. PUMPLESTILTSK1N. Hoa JquartersGilpatric PostNo.180 Decoration services May 30tb The following is the program. Meeting at G. A.

K. hall at 9 o'clock a. m. Form procession at 9 a. m.

on 4th avenue, head of column resting on Oak street. 1st. Co. G. K.N.

G. 2nd. Sons of Veterans. 3rd. Members G.

A. K. 4tb. City Officers. 5th.

Citizens on foot. 6th. Citizens in wagons and carriages. The oraer of march will be south on Oak street to 5th east on 5th ave. to fine north on Pine 6treet to 4th on 4th ave.

to Spruce thei.ee to cemetery. DECORATION SERVICES. Meeting in the park at 1:30 p. m. Mnsic by the choir.

Prayer by Rev. Sherer. Music. Oration by Hon. J.

M. Asher. Music. Address. Music.

Benediction, T.B. Sargent. Jesse Hogue. Ed. 15 wing.

John Long. H. M. Eilis. Com.

The entering wedge ot a complaint that may prove fatal Is often a slight cold, which a dose or two of Ayer's Cherry Pectorlal miuht have cured at the commencement, it will be well theretore to keep the remedy within reach at all times. mi. lit iub proiessor, who wrote an essay on -now to Manage a Wile has ap plied for a divorce Columhu Pott. Bald heads are too many when they may be covered with a luxuriant growth ot hair by lng the best of aU restorers, Hall's Hair Rene wer. The man wuo'Tocked In the cradle ol the deep round plenty of billows to reel bis head on Binghamplon Republican.

l'rolessor: "anie the bones of the skull." Kattled Student. Oh! Indeed sir i ve got tnem in my head, but I just can't think of their names, sir." Philadel phia Record. SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY a post tlve cure fcr Catarrh, Dlptherla and Canker Mouth. PUklnjjton. SILOH'S VITALIZER Is what you need tor Constipation.

Loss of Appetite, Dizziness and aU symptoms ot Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. G. W. filtington.

It is gratltjing to learn that our valued contemporary, the Congressional Btcord, is going to have'an sdiior. it is also gratifying to know that it is going to have a new and improved list of contributors. Detroit Fru Prut. ARE YOU MADE miserable by BuUgestlon-Constlpatlon. Dizziness, Loss ot Appetite, Yellow Skint ShUoh's vitamer is a positive cure.

PlUdngton. SLEEPELSS NIGHTS, made miserable by that terrthle cough, shlloh's Cure Is the Remedy you. G. w. Pllklngton.

A "nrson, proprietor of the 4th Avpi.i-o hotel is on the sick list. Dr. A. Buison, of Fort Scott, was in the city a tew days last ween, i Chas. Cline made a business trip to Oeawatomie Saturday.

Spanish Horse L'niment 50 cents a pint at Pilkington's drug store. Mrs. Fabricius left last Friday for Parsons for an extended visit. Spanish Condition Powders 3 pounds for 25 cents at PilkiDgton's. Mrs.

Dr. Rogers departed, Mon-; day, for Chicago to visit her daughter. 5,000 rolls of Wall Paper to select from at Pilkington's drug st-. re. W.

M. Stein and wife visited fritMiJa Parsons last Friday and Sn'nrday. 12 sheets of the best writing paper lor 5 cents at Pilkington's drug store. J. E.

Wilson and wife ol the To-peka asylum, are home on a two weeks visit. The largest line of Wall Paper in tho county at Pilkington's drug store. J. A. Gil more and wife were in Paola a few davs last week, visiting friends.

G. VV. Bierly left fur Ellis county, Monday, to look after his real estate properly. Mrs. I.

I). Hedges visited her sister, Mrs. O. McEnrue, at Osawa-tomie this week. Geo.

Putnam and wife have returned from California, where they spent tht winter. Mrs. Molly Pierce, of Osawato-mie, was the guost of Mrs. Baird a few days this week. C.

T. Richardson started Mon day for the Convention at Cincinnati. He is a delegate. Mrs. Alice Williamson, who has been visiting Mrs.

Downing, returned to Lane, Saturday. Tom Copen, editor of the Wav- erly Gazette, was in the city Saturday on his way to Wichita. At Pilkington's drug store will be found the best assortment of Wall Paper ever seen in Garnett. Mrs. L.

Davis, who has been visiting her brother, N. L. Vesie, in Greeley, left, Monday, for her home in Iola. Willard Herrick and wife, of Hartford, are visiting Mrs. Herrick's parents, W.

H. Lacy and family. Miss Mary Bruns has returned homo from an extended visit with her sister, at Winfield, Mrs. Wren Mundell. C.

L. Adams and wife, who were married Beveral weeks ago left Monday for Trenton, to make their future home. There has been considerable con jecture about who the married man was that had the trouble with the Fort Scott lady. Frankie Hartzel is visiting his grand-parents in Campagne, 111., and he made the trip by himself good for a small boy. Cy Lowery and VV.

W. Pratt left Sunday morning for Cincinnati, to attend the great conference of the farmers and laboring men. bull to tne lront. A large as sortment of new carpets, lace cur tains and window shades, at Kirkton, J. W.

Melvin, who lives near Glenloch, wasjn town Saturday. He has been troubled with rheumatism for the past two months. J. T. Highley left Sunday morning as a delegate from the Citizen's Alliance to the Cincinnati Conference.

W. O. Charapo left Saturday. Mrs. Hastings went to Osawato-mie Saturday to spend Sunday, after which Bhe went to Holden, where she will live with her daughter.

J. J. Collins and Mr. Wooden, left Monday for Fort Scott, where they will attend the remainder of the spring term, at the Fort Scott Normal College. The Journal goes to press on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, and in order to insure insertion, locals or ads.

must be handed in Wednesday forenoon. Wonder Worker. Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man or Burlington, Ohio, states that he had been un der the care ot two prominent physicians, and used their treatment until be was not able to get around. They pronounced his case to be Consumption and incurable.

He was persuaded to try Dr. King's Mew Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds and at that time vtai not able to walk across the street without resting. Helound before he had used halt of a dollar bottle that he was much better; he continued to use it and is to-day enjoying good health. lr you nave any i nroat, iung or Chest trouble trv it. we guarantee satisfaction Trial bottles free at W.

S. Han quid's drug store. .5 Dr. Kimberlin, Eye, Ear, Throat, Nose, Catarrh. Consult the Doctor at Garnett.

Juhs 11. Gpitas fob Sale I have fine imported Guitar for sale. Luck Babbous. Eli Bailey was in Kansas City tue nrst oi tne wee. Flour $2.60 for 100 pounds at jtho Kansas City Store.

Mrs. Wm. Vines, ot visiling iricnus uu ueuar iuio ntcn. Mrs. Wm.

Newton is learning art i i. i- painting at the Lawrenco Univer sity. Eli Bail runs the leading barber shop ot the city. Eli gets there! Mrs. A.

D. Sowerby and children, was down from Richmond Saturday. Mrs. Tidroe, son and daughter, left Tuesday for Nebraska, to visit relatives. Six pieces of copyrighted sheet music for 25 cents at Pilkington's drug store.

Will Denny and Jim Bell attended the K. ot P. Grand Lodge, at Wichita, Tuesday. Tickets for Mrs. Pepper's Concert on sale Wednesday, May 27, at postoffice book store.

Mrs. Rachfel Perry attended the Upworlh League Convention, at Richmond, Tuesday. D. N. Simmons returned, Friday from his trip in Michigan with thej new ice cream freezer.

J. Johuson and Jas. Kirkton left Tuesday on a business trip to Morgan county, Mo. Highest Cash Price paid for Furs and Hides at Blum's Market in the room west of Bank of Garnett. Take your Produce to the Kan sas City Grocery and Queensware and get the highest market prices.

Bert Rogers and wife went to Ottawa, where Bert attended the convention of druggists, Tuesday. Miss Maggie Riley has returned home from Kansas City, where she has been staying with Mrs. Osborne. Miss Sadie Moore, of Lone Elm, went to Richmond, Tuesday to attend the Up worth League Convention. C.

E. Durall and A. B. Bainum, ot Lone Elm, attended the druggists convention, at Ottawa, Wednesday. H.

M. Ellis attended the K. of P. Grand Lodge, at Wichita, Monday and Tuesday, as a delegate from Garnett Lodgo. Miss Townsend, the general favorite, will favor the audience with some recitations the 28tb, at Mrs.

Pepper's Concert. Blum's Meat Market has a choice supply of Meats of all kinds in the room west of the Bank of Garnett. Go and see him. The statistical report of the township trustees shows an increase in valuation of nearly half, over that of last year. Dr.

T. Allen extracts teeth with out pain. He uses gas for the ex traction of teeth without pain Office in Royer side What is going to be done about appropriating money for the Worlds Fair. There should be a meeting called to discuss the matter. Hank Thompson, who lives in the western part ot the state, is vis iting his parents in this city.

He used to be an employee on The Journal. Kirkton, McWilliams Russell have just received in stock something New in the line of Baby Buggies, neat and attractive; Call and see them. The corner stone of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church, will be laid next Sunday, "immediately after the dose of the Memorial services. The pastor will be assisted by Rev.

Dornblazer, of To-peka, and the pastors of this city. Jose Dum met with an accident, Tuesday might have been fatal. In walking around the engine, near the fly wheel, at the McCrum mill, tho floor gave way under his feet, which caused him to stagger, and almost threw him into the wheel, which would have ended his career. But he only received a bad cut above the eye by the piston rod. For Sale.

The lollowiug articles: One Da? Is Baggy, A grade, full leather top, most Dew, one set single harness, oak tanned leather aod silver mounted trimmings, cost new. $23; one saddle, 112: one bridle, one plush lap robe, one summer robe 12,25 one whalebone whip, 3: one dash lamp, all the above articles are as good as new. Buggy, also bagside curtains and storm apron. 1 will sell the above articles to anyone for the sua of ISO, together with some curry combs, vane combs, brushes or will sell seperate to fruit, at proportionate price. W.

H. Clawbon, Bush City, Kas. notice. S. M.

Scott, Assistant Slate Lecturer and National organizer F. A. J. N. will epeak at the following places in Anderson connty: Smith's Grove, near Colony, June 8.

At Kincaid in the evening, Jane 8. At Jackson township picnic, June At Garnett In the evening, June t. At Greeley, 2 p. June 10. By Order of Committee.

"HACKMTACK," a lasting and fragrant perfume. Price Sac and soc at Ptittngtona. WHT WILL YOU Cough wnen Shlloh's cure will give Immediate relief. Price 10c Sde and per bottle. O.

W. FUJcington. Tlie Spring- Terror Made short and easy by employ ing DeWolf Douglass to do your Paper Hanging and Papering. We have secured the service of Mr. C.

Lincoln for, lhis branch of work, and he will do it rapidly, without mussing you up, and all in i 1 number i style. Buggies refinished and refitted in first class style. Come and see us, 4 doors west of 1st National Bank. DeWolf Douglass. THEY ARE BEAUTIES THOSE NEW SPRING SUITINGS AT PERCY'S, And cheap too, considering the quality of the goods and artistic and reliable manner in which they are made up.

Perfect fits guaranteed at T. R. Percy's, North Side Merchant Tailor. Memorial services Sunday. Glassware at half price it the Kansas Citj store.

Harry Morgan is the city visiting his old friends. Go to the Kansas City Store for low prices on Queensware. J. D. McMiehsoI, of Topeka, is the guest of R.

W. Gailoy, and family. Mrs. Chance Winans is in the city visiting her many friends and relatives. The Eastern Star gave a necktie social last Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple.

The Mellen stock of goods has been moved into tho building west ot Coverdale's store. Geo. Griswold and wife lelt Wednesday for Portland, Oregon, to make their future home. Mrs. Boyle, of Ottawa, the finest Accompanibt in the state will the concert of the 28th.

Geo. Pond, of Fort Scott, was in Ithe city Wednesday on official bus iness, connected with Masonic degree work. J. M.Johnson celebrated his 10th anniversary, or tin wedding, last Tuesday evening. A very pleasant time was enjoyed.

Judge Miller issued marriage li cense for Joseph A. Tracy and Lucy Neville to be joined together in wedlock, this week. Mrs. Frank Brown lett Wednes day morning for Kansas City and Chicago, on a vifait, after which she will spend tho summer in McComb, Illinois. You are invited to call and see Percy's spring style suitings.

He has a nobby stock of the latest and most fashionable goods. North side square. You are cordially invited to call and examine Mrs. A. C.

Kresky's elegant stock ol millinery, at Miss Timmon8' old stand. She sells at the lowest, prices. Sheriff Ayres and Marshal Roach captured four Oaage Indians last Wednesday. Tbey had escaped from the Lawrence schools, and were on their way to the nation. -When you buy a gasoline stove be sure and get the best Tho New Process, AURORA, is the neatest and safest on the market.

Kirkton, McWilliams Russell. The program, the evening of the 28th, will consist principally of se-lections from Mrs. Pepper's graduating program, to be given in full at Ottawa, Juno 3rd, at tho- now Auditorium. Mrs. Allie Alberger, of California, Mrs.

Carrie Brown, of Kansas sas City, and Mrs. Ida Hubbard, of Ottawa, arrived in Garnett, Saturday last, to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E.

The members of the W. R. JNo. b4, and fost lev are re quested to meet at Post room, Sal urday, May 23, at 2 o'clock p. m.

to prepare for Memorial Day. Ella Row, Fannie Dcrall," Sec. Pres. pro tern. Dyspepsia has driven to an early and even suicidal grave many a man who, If he had tried the virtues ot Ayer's Sarsaparllla, would be alive to day and in the enjoyment of health and competence.

Sufferer be warned In season, and don't allow the system to run down. CONWAY MARSHALL, Real Estate Loan Collections. MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate Personal or Chattel security Collections a Specialty Bad Claims solicited. HONEY. MONEY, Farm, City, Chattel.

long or short time. Low Rates and if White treatment. 3 vy- h. r.iELLEn, 5 HERBE RTT PRACTICAL WATCH UAKER. south side square, in Bruns' store side.

Don't fail to go to Bailey, the Barber, when you want first class work done in that line. He is on the South Side. A rare chance. Rugs at $1 apiece $1.75. Kirkton, 5 dozen New Regular price McWilliams Russell.

Will Lane, who clerks in Dr. Pilkington's drug store, attended tho meeting of the diuggists at Ottawa Wednesday. His wife accompanied hirn. Mrs. Lyman Reid, the well known Mezzo Soprano, of Ottawa, will sing at the Concert.

Also Miss Leah Hedges, of Garnett. Do not fail to hear them. Peter Barndt's many friends "rushed" in on him last Friday evening, in tho way of a surprise party, it being his 31st anniversary wedding. A jolly time was enjoyed by the parties present. Mrs.

K. W. Shafford, J. P. Snell and wife, W.

N. Huffman, Abrara Brubaker, Jacob Filbrum, wife and mother-in-law, left last Friday for Trotwood, Ohio, to attend a Convention of the German Baptists. John F. Albright is preparing to open up in tho drug business in the room recently vacated by J. R.

Whitney. John will have a dandy lino of drugs, patent medicines and everything usually found in a first class store. The Lord's Supper will be administered at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath at 7:30 p. m. The pastor and people extend a cordial invitation to all Christian friends to sit together with them at the Lord's table.

It is amusing to see Garnett's young ladies go to the Postoffice and get a letter. They cannot wait till they arrive at home, but they open tho letter, proceed to walk, read, snicker and giggle. It is very unbecoming giris quit it. Mrs. Penniman's recital last Thursday and Friday evenings.was a musical treat.

Mrs. Penniman is an excellent musician and a good teacher, which was fully demonstrated by the competent way in which her pupils handled their pieces. Dr. Bryson went fishing with Ed Foster and Jo Keezel the other day and the boys put up a job him gave.him a buffalo fish and a rifle to carry through town. Most fishermen know how that kind of a fish is caught.

Jim Houston says Doc sold his fish to Haake Van Wie. The Farmers' Alliance, of Jackson township, will have a picnic June 9lh, at Cedar Cieek bridge, near McQuade's farm. Assistant State Lecturer Scott and J. M. Alexander will address the people.

Everybody is invited to attend and bring their baskets full of dinner. A good time is assured as the farmer's wives know how to prepare dinner baskets. A reception was given to Sam Lindsay and wife last Friday evening, on their arrival from Mc-Pherson, at the residence of Dr. Thos. Lindsay.

The guests were verj highley entertained by amuse ments and a delicious banquet, as only such people as the Lindsay's can prepare. They were serenaded by a party of about 15 young men, who were treated with a warm re ception, such as serenaders are not accustomed to. Sam is a graduate of the pharmacy college, at Lawrence, and a bright young man, and has secured for bis partner a beautiful and accomplished young lady. The Jousnal extends congratu lations and wishes them a long life ofhapiness. They left Wednesday for McPherson.

The best medical authorities say the proper way to treat catarrh is to take a constitutional remedy, like llood'sSarsaparilla. THE ST. IiOCISREPTJBLIC. Twice a Week for $1.00 a Tear. The unprecedented success ol the new "twice-a week" edition of the St.

Louis tpuilic shows that this original, enterprising and liberal departure is thoroughly appreciated. The weekly Republic has long been recognized as the leading and representative Democratic paper or the west and southwest. By making it a semi-weekly, its field has bean extended, and it? circulation phenominally increased everywhere. It is a six page paper, issued on Tuesdays and Fridays, for only One Dollar a Tear. Special edif ons are printed for Missouri.

Texas, Illinois, Arkansas and Kansas; also a general edition lor other states. Local agents wanted at every postoffice. Send1 for sample copies and premium catalogue. Address The Rtpublie, St. Louis, Mo.

THE 4TIT AYENUE. Liiery, Feed Exchange Stable. NEW EIGS, PLEASANT DRIVERS. Call and see as. East of Congregational Church.

fflnp Mflvinnl Plow of any Kind, Cora Planters, Fine Carriage or Cart, Buggy or Buckboard, SEEDS of any kind, IT 1 i riiim implements, TO ASO Dealer In Vehicles, Seeds, Etc. are Fair, for duality of Goods Compare. Garnett lis WIH1ITE, and Commission, of Abstract Books in the Co. GARNETT, KANSAS J. F.

McKiHNKy, Cashier. H. J. Ste.nvkns Ass't Cashier, IfMlIM, OUT SALE! 11LI mm, The Garnett Journal. FRIDAY, MA IT 22, 1891.

MONEY. Money to lend or. HEAL ESTATE or Chattel security at low rates of interest. If you can't renew your loans inotbercom-panies bring- them to me M. 11.

Woods, Office over First National Bank. Kxcursion Hagerstown, Met. The Baltimore and Ohio Haiiroad Company, the Baltimore and Southwestern Company and the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company will sell excursion tickets to Hagertown, and return at the rate ol One First Class Limited Fare lor the Round Trip, on account of the annual meeting of German Baptthts to be held at Ilagerstown, May 28th to June 5th, 1881. From points west of Pittsburg, Wheeling and Parkersburg, these tickets will be on gale trom May 20th to June 1st, inclusive, and will be good for return passage until June 3th, inclusive, with privilege of one slop off west of the above name cities and one stop off east oi the above uamed cities, on the trip to Hagerstown. and the same privilege on the return trip, from Pittsburg, Wheeling, Parkersburg and points east ol those cit.es, excursion tickets will be on sale from May 25th to June 5th.

inclusive, and will be good tor return passage until June lath inclusive, with one stop oil on the trip to Hagerstown, and the eauie privilege on the return trip. This offers a rare opportunity to visit points In Western "Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. The play of the Lady ol Lyons to be given by our local-Thespians on Tuesaay, May 2(5. In grand opera house, i one of their most daring attempts, and were it not for the suparintendance, drilling aud assistance of Profesor Heathcote we should feel a little dubious as to a successful presentation ol so heavy a play even though our home talent is second to none. But Mr.

Heathcote bag produced much heavier plays in Ft. Scoti. Nevada, Springfield and many other places not far distant, hie has never bad a failure and assures us that with such pure talent as Garnett af- lords him, it can be a success in every particular. Most of the ladies and gentlemen in the cast have been before us all-ready and our readers are well accquaiuted with their ability. We are rather anxious to see Miss 'Pearl Burson in the role of Pauline Especially after hearing of her success in Mr.

lleuthcote's production in Ft. Scolt. The play is given under the auspices of the club and we hope there will be a large house to greet our energetic aspirants ot the stage. There will be a series of realistic tableaux after the play, which wilt add greatly to the evening's entertainment. Mr.

Heathcote is a professor ot elocution-as well as an actor and has given elocution. ary instruction In several of the largest colleges in Missouri. Electric Bitiers. This remedy is becoming so well known nd so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song oi praise.

A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed, Electric Bitters will cure all diseases ol the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Khenm and other affections caused by bad blood. Will drive the Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure, all Malarial levers. For cure ot headache, Constipatiou and Indigestion try Eli-ctric Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 60c and 1 per bottle at W.

-S. Han-nu ill's drugstore. 5 Southern Kansas. North South No.04 240 a.m. No.

203 115 a.m. 204 145 p. 111. 0l 105 p. m.

21 550 p.m. 215 405 p. m. 1150 p.m. 217 720 a.

m. 220 1105 p. m. 219 240 a. Ett.

TRAIN SRKVICK. Trains No. 203 and 24 run daily between Kansas City and Wellington, carry palace sleepers. East bound arrives at Ottawa 4:00 a. Kansas City 6:45 m.

West bound arrives at Chanute 8:10 a. clierryvale 4:30 a. Wlntleld 9:10 a. Wellington 10:25 a. Arkansas City 10:50 a.

Guthrie 1:52 p. Oklahoma 3:03 p. m. Trains No. SOI and 202 run dally between Kansas City and Cedervale, and Mollne.

East bound arrives at Kansas City 5:40 p. m. West bound arrives Cedervale 10:20 p. Mollne 8:53. No.

404 connects nt Kansas City with through Vestibule trains arriving at t'hlcago 8:60 a. m. also with through trains foy west, carrying sleepers between Kansas City and Denver. Trains No. 203 and 204 make connections at Tnlon Depot, Ksnsaa City with through trains for all New Mexico and southern CaUtornl points.

Kor Information about tickets, rates, loutes, call on or adress C. S. Coleman. Bucklfn' Arnica Salve. The best- Salve in the world for Cuts' Bruises.

Sores, Ulcere, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chopped hands, Chilblains Corn, and all Skl.i Eruptions, positive cures of Piles, or no pay reqaired. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. S.

Hannum. The man in a wrestling match doesn't want the earth. Waihinyton Star. Never put yourself in the power of a man who will kick a dog for fun. Ram' Horn.

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Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe In German. French or English, with full directions tor preparing and using, sent by mall by address ing witn stamp, this paper. W. A. Notes, 820 Powers' Block, Rochester, N.

Y. A man who drops into poetry is not hurt much If he touch the soft spring sort AVw THAT HACKING COUG can be soqutckly curea ny SMioh's Cure. We guarantee it. G. w.

raiungton. I GO Exclusive Farm Implements, His Prices are Low and Terms few Houses Opposite JSt James L. state Loan Owns the ONLY Complete Set West Side, Up Stairs. John Haix, President. scott h.llott, Vice-President.

Heal Tli Garnett, Ks, CAPITAL, $50,000. A REGULAE BANKING BUSINESS Transacted in all its branches. DIRECTORS: L. P. Davis, j.

r. McKimmct, N. O. Hollistkr, L. J).

Russell. K. G. Black. bcorr Elliott, Jobs Hall.

CLOSING $2,000.00 WORTH OF DISHES, Consisting; el Glassware, Queensware Lamp S. 0ILILniBIHL (Suceesor to B. f. Wh ey.) 'mm Boarding Horses given the, OF TREATMENT ATTENTION..