The Cheney Sentinel from Cheney, Kansas • Page 3

A Kin ax gman I 0 Prof. Temple, of Wichita, was the guest of Prof. Kuie the first parVtf the Week. Mr. Clel Cotner's- school closes next Tuesday in district No.

116. Clel has been one of the most popular teachers of this county. 11 is scholars will servt a royal dinner that occasion and a right royal lime Is assured. The millinery opening at C. W.

Shoemaker last Saturday was laigely cttended and was a complete DIED. On last Thursday morning at 5 o'clock at his residence in this city, Mr. 1. F. ilatbaway, after an illness of about three weeks.

Deceased was born iu iiiddltown, Ohio, Aug. 28, 1843. He wait married in Noble county, Feb-13, 1868, to Miss Alaigaiet M. Butt, by lUv. David Brown, Caris tian minister, and moved to Stalk couuty, 111., in 1869, thence to De Ka'b couuty, in 1676, and cause to Kansas in 1S77.

At the age of 17 he enlisted as a pri We have received one car load of Salt winch we sell as follows: JOj IC BARGAINS; in oots and Shoes, at success. The room was crowded until 6 o'clock in the evening, and the goods C.W. fe want to K.iy to the public that we realized that the popla ff Che- vate or u. lzut ina. voi.

inn. and was discharged therefrom on account of disability. Afterwards enlisted in Co. 25th Itid. Vol, Inft.

and was agnii. discharged, enlisting subsequently in Co. 1, 12th Ind. Vol. Cav.

and was' finally diaeharged in April, 1S65, serving his country over four years. He was a quiet, conservative man, No. 1, per sack of 100 lbs. 45c No. 2, 44 V4 40c Do you know that the Kingman Salt is a.

much better salt than any other western salt. It has not got the lime and alkali that other salt has, hence it will keep meat much better. Besides this we call sell it cheaper and is a better salt. It is put up in nice, new sacks. Try it.

ley and sunounumg country would appreciate a god tock of pood foods, aid tn more than planed with the results so far, mid wo displayed was the best ever seen in Cheney. Beggs Little Giant Pills. Beggs Little Giaut Pills. Beggs Little Giant Pills. Keep the name in mind when you want a perfect and henest pill.

4T) pills in each bottle. All others have from 25 to SO. Sold by Collins Joslyn. The entire city ticket was elected here by majorities of twenty eight that was the entire vote polled which was the smallest vote ever cast in this city. The ticket elected is composed ant to say that we will continue ri 'ht along to gite you the best a good cstizen.

a kind hasband and father, and, above all, a man of his word when it came to fulfilling any obligation with otheis. His funeral lock place Friday from the Christian church under the auspi values for the money that you can get anywhere in this county. We have no biy rents to pay; we have no clerks to pay; we buy our goods in the lv-tstand get the bottom consequently can save you money, as a great many people are finding out. And if you have not examined our stock and prices come, with Ihe many that are already coming, and see for yourself. The re we Hell the cheaper we can sell, because it does not cost us anything lor clerk hire.

We want the Ladies to Gome in And examine our Stock of Millinery of which we will open to the public on of I. L. Mcllenry. mayor; J. I.

Saun ders, O. T. Nash, W. L. Whitehead, S.

Wolf ros R. Pierson and E. II. Jennings, coun- 9 ciimen, and J. M.

Brown, police judge. LOW PRICE CASH STORE. Mr. Gus Koch and daughter, of Pond Creek, came here last Friday and left fr home again Sunday. Mr.

SO iturday, March Koch came up to plant out fruit trees aud look after his residence pronertv ces or the ijr. a. IX. i'ost or in is cuy, Rev. McLain preaching the funeral sermon, and his remains were buried iu the cemetery north of the city.

During the la3t few days of his ill-uess his father and brother, of Cameron, were witli him. His father is a venerable, highly cultured gentleman, 76 years old, who during his stay iKJie, made many warm friends thai deeply sympathize vrith the afflicted family. City lere. We anticipate that his family Also come and examine our line of Dress good9 and ask for any information you may want, as to styles and makeup, Yo will find Delineator at our store which is always at your service. Also will scon be residents here again, as Mr.

Koch informed Hie writer that un Opposite Postoffice. less good rains como soon that the Strip 'country will be almost deserted ed xcSiano-e OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT. this spring. Gus thinks that Pond Creek will be a good tovvu some day, if Livery a W. A.

Hartley, who died at his res it rains enough. ideuce three miles southeast of this And korp in mind that you can buy Groceries as cheap as at any house; Mt. Hope is agitating the question All calls promptly attended day or night. city on last Wednesday, was born in in Cheney. Bnug uh of building a creamery aud Brother Bourbon county, Kansas, September 7, I860, and was married at Richfield, Johnson, of the Mentor, says by all a stf or W.

A Coburn, Propr Your and Morton county, April 4, 1SS9. For Eggs means one should be. built. That's right, Mr. Johnson, every article man many years deceased had been ailing with consumption and was a constant sufferer until death ndiaved him.

For which wo will pay you tho highest market price, and do your trading where you cau yet everything you want at the same place. Remember tho place, He leaves a wife and three small children to mourn the death of a kind ufactured in Kansas that brings a dollar from other states add that much to the wealth of Kansas. The creamery here in Cheney brings more than every year to add to our wealth, and is one of the chief reasons that Cheney is ahead of her neighbors in point of business enterprise. WAKEFIELD Dewey's Old Stand, Cheney, Kansas. husband and falher.

Rev. McLain, of the Christian tcU. church, preached the funeral at the Ute residence' of the deceased on Friday forenoon, and the remains were Leads all Competition in buried in the cemetery north of town THEGHENET SENTINEL. CLO SPRING BOYS THING, IViday. Deceased was a resident of this THURSDAY, Al'IUL-i, Couqh and Cough and Cough.

But if you desire to stop coughing try Beggs' Cherry rough syrup. relieves instantly and will eifect a permanent cure quicker than any cough cuiH on the market, Price 25, 50 and A positive guarantee with every bottle. Sold by Collins Joslyn. Governor Morrill has named April 11th as Arbor Day. nd again we call the attention of our people to the importance of planting shade trees.

If purchased in wholesale lots this class of trees can be purchased at greatly re-ducea Iu order to get the people to act in concert on the matter of selecting and planting the proper kind vicinity about live years, and had many friends who deeply sympathize with Boy Hems mn Mm onk doi.i.ai: imij; ykak. the widow and orphaned children. Aim Kebckah Lode Gave another of their banquets at I O. O. F.

-hall on last Friday evening A1 vrrt i lK llali-h icisuiiuolc iii.i de known job ITluUn i.i'Ullv rwni tl iMCittc i. TIME TABLE. WICHITA WESTERN RAILROAD A largo table was extenden the entire length of the hall was spread wit I trees, and purchase them to the best advantage, it has been suggested that a meeting be held to Walter Del-zell' office oa next Saturday evening. Every property owner, and all others interested, are invited to be present. Fit your boy out with a new suit of clothes at Wakefield's store.

Just received, a choice line of ladie's and men's yachting caps at C. W. Shoemaker W. It. Maxwell was in attendance at things thr.t jwns pleasant tothe taste and good for the inner man.

wrT. I. L. Mcllenry returned thanks after which all partook of a hearty supper The writer not being used to such higl Arii.A. m.

2.i$ n.ij A. 51. 1. VV K-H1TA. living, was sick the next day.

The Knights of the Maccabees. The state commander writes us from Lincoln, "After trying other medicines for what seenied to be very obstinate cough in our two children we following were present: HERE ARE SOME FIGURES I Mule Matches, per box CI Clothes Pius, per dozen 01 Pins and Needles, per paper 01 2 Crown Raisins, 25 pounds for $1.00 Best Mexican Soup Beans, 7 pounds for 25 Dr. Hansen's Quick Yeast, per package 04 Tomatoes, 3 cans for 25 Corn, 3 cans for 25 No. 1 Peart Top Flues 05 TERMS, STRICTLY CASH. Mr.

nnd Mrs. A. S. Marble, Mr. and 10.

u.r) Mrs. J. M. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.

G. P. M. E. conference just closed at Hutchinson this week.

(leorgo Moran and John Tnbbs left last Tnursday for a trip through Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas. Call at Wakefield's and see the new style spring hats for men and boys. They are just what you want. There was a spveial train from Wieh-ita Sunday and returned-iu the evening loaded with cattlw and hogi. tried Dr, King's New Discovery and at the end of two days the cough entirely left them.

U'e will not te without it hereafter, as our experience proves that Wellrnan, Mr. and Mrs. John Walker, Mr. and Mrs. O.

T. Sharon, Mr. and UliBKN. iiOIMH IM. Clir.NKY.

lilKlCK. KlNOMAX. iMLlfTt. CtNMMiiUM. AIKO.

I'KA Ti CliLUSOS. WELI.HKORU. HAVILVSP. tiUKICNSHUKU. Mi: l.l.l O.

Jl io.iS 1 I DO I n.19 II. 15 U.iS 1. 03 i.7 '41 dm it cuies where all other remedies faill." Signed F. W. Stephens.

State Com. Why not give this great remedy a trial, i 5.1 7-4; o.n (1.04 I 1 as it is guaranteed aud trial bottles fee at Collins Joslyu's. Ladies, you can find the latest styles WAKEFIELD. Sorghum Molasses For Sale. Mrs.

J. I. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Mcllenryand family. Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Dewey and family, Mr.and Mrs. II. J. Goldsborough and family, Mr. A.

J. Bennett and daughter, Mr. and Mis. N. B.

Hern, the Misses Hulda and Lillie Williams, Anua St. Clair aud II. Williamson. After supper was over came instrumental music, songs and recitations, after which all departed for home. One Who Was There.

(J. t. Haktmn, Sitprrintcrufni, VV icliit.l. The prices are just right. Mo Sweet went over to Wichita to Mrs.

O. T. Nash is on the sick list 41 w.v- witness the play of i)lack Cryok," at In 10 gallon lots at 35 emits per gallon. Call at. my residence in western part of Cheuey.

PniLip Smith. CUR RE UPTU 1 tl 'the Crawford Grand Monday night Don't fa 1 to see those new spring i Ilev. Le Baron, who is conducting a of meetings at Garden Plain, was in this city Monday calling on his Letter List. List of letters remaining in the post bats at Wakefield's. Clel Wolf has sold his fine driving horse to Dr.

Shannon. Mice, new aud nobby hats for boys aud men at Wakefield's. It May do as Muck for You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, writes that he had a severe kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in Painlessly and Permanently Without the use of a Knife.

friends. office at Cheney, county of Sedgwiek. John Collar left for his claim near state of Kansas, unclaimed on the 1st Pay Until Cured. ronu ureeK Monaay. lie laid in a dav of Amil.

1895. and will be sent back and also that his bladder was affected. He tried many so called kidney cures but without any good result. to the dead letter office April 30th, about a year ago he began use of Llec trie Bitters and round relief at once. Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure all kidney and liver trouble and supply of goods at C.

W. Shoemaker before he left. Mr. John W. Weatherd, one of Kingman county's substantial farmers, called Tuesday and renewed Li3 sub-sliiptiftn to this paper.

ltev. D. F. Irwin hs been returned to Cheney for the coming year a minister of the M. hhurch, which ii a unless called for: Brown, Baker.

Coon, Marvin, A Todd, Chaa Herd, Miss Alice Murphy, Miss Miss 11 White, Miss Allie. J. I. Saunders, P. M.

No detention from work during treatment. Hundreds of testimw-nials. H. F. Williamson, W.

B. Anderson, Cheney; J. A. Chamberlait, Garden Plain; Geo. P.

Davis, Waterloo; Jas. Gideon, Mrs. Jas. Gideon, J. D.

Reed, W.JH. Hitchcock, Belle Plain; O. T. Green. C.

H. Waugb, A. C. Kinzie, Derby; Gua Saur, Geo. Saur, Geo.

Ross.JM. Dermody, A. S. Allen and 50 others of Wichita all cured. Ask them regarding the treatment.

Consultation and examination free. Special Offer for 15 Days I will make a reduction of 50 per cent from regular prices to all patients. Inrestigate. Come at once. often gives almost instant relief.

One trial will prove our statement. Price only 50c for large bottie. At Collins Joslyn's. For Sal. "That love of a hat" can now be een at C.

W. Shoemaker "liojs spriu? and summer clothing just arrived at Wakefield's. Harvey Grace shipped another car load of hogs to Wichita Tuesday. JJe sure and read Wakefield's 116W advertisement. Miller Dewey shipped a car load of dour to lied ltock, O.

LUin and snow fell here Monday, whith dune great good to growing crops. ltiT. Casselnaan preached at Whitewater Sunday, returning home Monday morning. C. Shoemaker Co.

are out with a new ad this week. Read it carefully Hours, I a. m. to LZ m. CiLJN SJ-illN iVU JJ.

2 to 5:30 p. m. 120 8. Itpelu Avenue. Red cedar evergreen trees.

They are thrifty and of good size. Inquire at nursery. M. Tkexlek. source or gratification le bis many friends outside, as well as inside, the church.

Trustee Walton is calling on our citizens this weekiu the capacity cf township assessor, aud is endeavoring to find out if there are any who reach the Beggs' Tropical Oil. The wonderful liniment for sprains, Some people always look fresh and young, while others look premituly old with skin dried up and wrinkled. The only difforence between the two is the loss of vitality in the blood. People nsing Beeggs Blood Purifier and blood maker always look fresh and healthy. Sold and warranted by Collins Joslyn.

Pie Social. The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church will give a pie social at Manhattan hall on Friday evening, Apiil 12. 1895. Pie and cake 10 cents; bruises, rheumatism and all deep seated diseases where a powerful liniment is required. Ask for and be sure you get Beggs' Tropical Oil.

bvery bottie war ranted. Sold by Collins Joslyn. CITY BAKERY -IS THE PLACE TO BUY Fresh Bread Cakes and Pies. OK IF YOU WANT AN ELEGANT DINNER OR LUNCH, The City Bakery is the place to get it. income tax limit.

It is our opinion that won't find very many in that list- Mr. O. T. IJash received a telegram yesterday morniag with the sad intelligence of the death of his father, in WinchendoR, which occurred on Tuesday. He wa So years.

old. Strayed. Two Poland China pigs.one female and the other a msle, strayed from my place I coffee, free. A good social time and on last Friday afternoon, Any one, re plenty to eat is guarahteed to all who attend. Everybody cordially invited to attend.

Mr. Nash has the sympathy of a large circle of friends here. turning them to me or arnishmg information so I cau secure them again, will be suitably rewarded. XV eight about 40 or 50 lbs each. Leave word at Ssntinel office.

J. A. Maxey. Bucllen" Arnica Saltt. aud profit thereby.

Tho dust sUrm last Thursday did great damage to the wheat crop in thin section of the state. Arthur Dibbins, will leave in a few days for his claim in the Black Jack country, O. T. Before Running Apay from cold weather, inquire of local local agent Santa Fe relative to cheap rates for a winter tour to Texas, New Mexico or Old Mexico. To follow the fuinsbine may prove cheaper than buying hard coal.

It don't cost much to try. The best salve in. the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains corns, and all skin eriiptJonsand pos itively cures piles, or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satis Card of Thank a. To our laany friends who so; kindly assisted during the sickness and death of our husband and we return our sincere thanks. Mrs.

M. M. Hathaway Family. Fine Havana Cigars a Specialty. Two doors south of Wolf Bros, store, Chenay, Kansas.

L. Orugan Beggs cherry cough syrup relieves that sorenes and smothering sensation in your lungs. Safer, surer and quieker than any medicine in the market. Every bottle guarantee by Colling faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.

For sale by Collins Joslyn..