The Kingman Weekly Courier from Kingman, Kansas • Page 7

PI A Sunday School Conver.tk.r. first July Road Notice. 'I -Thoir: iiiav concern: Kingman's Sanitary Condition. 0 ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH. "Hardly a week passes without the mention bv the newspapers of sudden deaths, and of late the alarming frequency of the statement that death was caused by rheumatism Mntlflt fill tO hlVe TV-le towushin Suu Jay school l'l pursuanee of an order by t'ae boar'l (niiimiinnfri of the eOUIltV Ot tion will be heM at the Belmont scho- house, Sunday.

September l.th. sseian o'n the 8th dav of July. A 17. notice is hereby given that Mead. A u- or been noticed.

In all probability many deaths attributed to heart disease are caused by ii which are far more lard, i-erjruson. r. jiarsuan. im. Pitior Vinni Rn e.

Wal ker, A MORNING SESSION. Song. Prayer-Rev. J. S.

Granger. Onenine address Rev. S. G. Sloan.

t. rarriek. .1 Fair, house- lucsc minuK uiujw! dangerous than is generally considered. 13 of said county, residing in the vicini- 'Ivils of card playing N. C.

Calhoun. there any positive cure i ce ueat to such a question is given by those who have ty wnerc is proposea to my uui au ciu-ifsb the road below mentined. have presented to s.iid board their certain petition, pray- l)uties and qualifications of Sunday been cured uj me use ui r-. t- i-ivnT ii PiTMnosn if i ui a -j school teachers J. S.

We talk about our beautiful town, with its beautiful surroundings, its good schools, and churches and its natural advantages, but how few dare speak of its sanitary condition for fear of personal reproach afraid to make complaint to the health officers of the continual violations of the law that has been enacted by the state legislature to protect U3 from the putrid filth that may, and has accum-mulated in our streets and alleys. That filth which has, and will continue to vitiate the air, filling it with sickness and death. Who has a right to complain? He who breaths such contaminated air? whn amplls the slimy slums and put inroad iii said county as follows- Bf-u-inmnz a vt- rnmiT rf it. tn rane west Dina Tal-i kntr. 11th.

ISSfi. Essay aims of the Sunday school Miss i-unairjf thence feast atong sec line between I suffered for year3 with neuralgia in my -c. l- n.i -'il tn a pnrnpr or see mratc n.rth aUn.r Af linH hptV(n RpeSllftnd lblO heal, necs ana lace, auu i i oa in f-rvin to find some rhe corner of sec 16; thence east al on i rm hfitvopn i And lri. 10 and 13. 11 Zeila Turner.

Dinner. AFTERNOON SESIT'N. Sons. Prayer Rev. S.

G. Sloan. and 14. to the 8 corner of sec 11. connecting iih'ir.

Rna.l To he HO fef wide. medicine to relieve me, and found only temporary relief in anything I tried until I saw an advertisement of Athlopboros. It gave relief at once, and after using one Kfi ori hlt frmnd lastin relief. It and that Patten, Tom Pcttit faid Ivi Social drinking, chewing and smoking Cunningham, viewers duly appoinieu. iLeet hi tik place oi caiiueaecmt-Lii rl.jT- sntmnhflf or (1 :1 ft ft el.

A 1). D. H. Richardson. Social Iving H.

C. Clark. Staple and Fancy Groceries, UVLUQ fcfci mma helped and cured me where all other and Drocred to view said road, and to all parties a hearing. Saercdness of the Christian Sabbath rid stenches from back alleys and water r.iie9 Do we dare stand up and de i remedies xaueu. j.

uac ivwvu to several of mv friends with like good re- G. Sloan. R. H- Williams. ituess my haul, ana me sea; oi oonrtv.

afxd at nivofliee in said county, this Uth day of July, AD, 1S7. an tjj I hav not hart a return oi iuc uis- mand a better sanitary condition in our Union Suuiay schools Miss Saruh Sul- Sea! i .1 Tt fc.N?. county ciei h. ease since taking the Athlophoros over two town and in our homes, or shall the law ep 12 cer, Frank Farney. year3 ago.

jmrs. i. a. xutt ju. be trampled under foot and our families Tardiness and irregularity Mis itcc Altoona.

Iowa. be continually exposed to such foul at AtTilrmbnrnt; crivins' nnnaralleled satis- Wilson. W. Elliott Itr-t July 1-7. mosphere, writhin? with malarial lever faction in this locality as a sure cure for ROAD NOTICE.

Each subject will he inn after being opened 1 and diptheriaV The messenger of death rheumatism. J. Jaques, a tanner near 1 P. was cured of sciatic rheu To it ii.neern: will knock at manv a door, if the health ll 1 ii of an order m.l.le l.v tl.e ted. matism after having been for three months 1 1 Wis.

et tb ah rniMa tn iv-IV wif limit a rnitch. A. Off- ii. tle-stute of officer and city authorities do not see to this matter at once. History continually ronoac tcf-l All cities that 1).

I--7. notice is UtTi' A Monster Mclrr. Vive'T hilt icii Aldrieh. II MiUUiii II M.l- den of this place had for years been troubled with rheumatism, often times unable to work. He never found a permanent cure until he tried Athlophoros.

Shipped two K-r. T.I l'lal Ddu-cr, 1 rre i i. i.o? i wt.u-io- VV Punier Furrfll. John I 1 V. 4 have ignored their sanitary condition The Cuuiati: otfre his A L-liold.

Dunn. hOuellOld- have experienced sickness, epidemics er- ol residing in the vicinu aeie to many wonders, ot viir." bottles by express as a present to a bro nd death. Fever is now our mum. ther Nebraska. it is proposed to lay out una esi.tiui.-ii iuf imj be.ow i i tiened.

luive pre-entel t-) Board had a surprNe on Satunkv of last week. tin di--rvcs to be the tiles L- O. Shaffer, Druggist. their eerOnn i-rayins layeii; 10 and diptheria is coming this way, and these two most dreaded disease? are irel oi a puti.ie roiiu in eotu.i PrP-v dru-ist should keen Athlophoros a ivt me coi.ii.-i o. more fatal where there are bad sanitary ot the pa; i.sa:;': -bet and Athlotdioros Pills, hut where they tau-nnt l.i of the tlniLvlit the AtLio- -ee 7 runnitijr tlieneo rorui li i't th.

iui- on conditions surrounding the town, iiie ii.n i -vr; lin; one Uiiie andtoestahli-h and oj-ena phi js ro.112 Wall "New York, will hiirhway a. foilown to-wit. Commencing bacteria of di.H-i.HC is bred in the cess pani ea reetun (.. lliiili, Ulle mtO OUT of I he highway on the section nue iu-t a ecu se.tion.".t and twp Z)rx 7 naaiiilB pools 'of filth: such as are found in our PAcriiir which is SI. CO rer tottle for and for F'ills.

inTttl U1 --et; line one streets and alleys. Let there be a gener 1.. 1. Uii'l n. inei.ee al rle.mintr ti! the town dis i .,1 i-i 1 1 1 Fjr liror and kidney dysrer sia.

in-iie-aion. Ave. A East infeetants scattered, and the rotten lilt! Ill, ii-e-it'on weakness, Getuijy, ui-i-es wm, h-sdarhe. Ltre 17. and at thee.nie Ll, ic.

Athlajiiro t'ifii are uaee.r.aled. 11 oi 17, 1 1'-' arid 2o runnuv- thence wh I hnn tn the corner Ot see weakness, uervou. Getility, tlisees and garbage removed. Can we permit 13. 14, 21 ris twp that 51 Aibriurht.

vievvcr-i dlliv ill- it lontrer? Will we continue to risk the III ...) ii at h. nlvi. it UO 111 tCV, 1, 11. nin i i i'" v-- en a at home, and m.iie more health and lives of our dear ones by sucl unDardonable wrongs, or will we compe On tie Mn cay oi ui u.terme;.)!:. weigh icr -wr It was as form a any we ua ee.

t. 1, inches in circumfervre or. w-iy and Puty-one the oilier. It htiong to -i variety of the Cuban Queer, and Mr. Moates assured us he had some thai that be did not bring ia.

H-has in this county several and. formerly resided in LaSalL? County. Illinois. We speak of this line melon in past tense because it was. but is not.

The family and three other fam- work tor us. at any L) lw7 aiiit proceeil to View suiu roau uim iuK.i i al! narties a liearinic- in tlie Capital the enforcement of the law? We Oil Hie rat i ri IftV my hand, and the seal of saideouiit iove.s: a aire. Anv one OUtl 'JO i "oir. bavf a risrlit to complain and should con ij Highest price paid for Butter, Eggs, Fruits and Vegetables. Evervthine: carried in stock that affixed at iv Oltiee r.i suid county, tins -an ua of Hi A H7.

J. J. STEVKSS. Lari'-? eartiintrs sure Irom first Mrr. tinue to agitate this question until tlx' outnt terms tree.

EA i Loiiniy le. iv. fnets vi H'-i-'r'T To setlil us von dew-drops of the morn are as pure as tn and inn: are ou uo at H. H.U.f.FTT CO. Ma-re.

Vast publication September 1st. gods. Observer Returned with the Runaway. Ph-DLICATION UTICK. i.5 houp various ind-vi dual members can be found in an Exclusive Grocery House.

of other families feasted upon it Sunday this Hurvv Saiap.e.plaintff) Before 51 A Lambert a set 1 fr ail.l to us and wi sn-i iitfioi tanee io 11:1. it of arreat va Sni'ie McKay defendant lily of Kingman, Kas About two weeks ago J. L. Youngs, Opar.ir.g of Kingmar. Scr.ocls.

tin business on strictlv business oi more aw Ay tuai jiateof Kansas, Kingman County, ss. who lived about seven miles southwest i 'A-l' -'il Si'V Ui; Ta ave named de-endant will take no- t. e- i i 1 ii-'li! of Kingman, left here for a yisit to the n- tnat he QdS Deeiisuc'i uy mt- um- i i mi reni; U-rore tn' amove aaiv At a meeting of the i ast night it was past a verv detected man. Last Saturday be sch'-'-i! principles and will make good anY" ithing bought of me that fails to be as th-lt sdi'i eaiise win OB nemo on iu- of sotnemt'i at o'clock a and said for ail workers. This is portant of a iH'ibitioirs atfl Jrand outp.i free.

eJies i ii-usta. he returned as happy and jubilant as small bo in his first pair of trousers. SUOUiU defendant must answer piaitititr peniioa ui said rime or said petition will be taken as true which will be on? week from nex nuueui p.t dp renasreu dav. Next week will be occupied by i -rn. nt Tl' 1 tit tT for thC Slim I lh interest at the rate of 7 per cent, per annu, ij- if cm evmi-at-ons for city teachers certifi- fr )tn tiie 1st aay or nun tou represented.

The farmers of Kingman county are invited to give me a call and I will i -r--. M. A. LA5IBEIIT, Justice oi ne reaee. in.r.."!lt the City 'Is.

bv Mrs. J- F. Burket and Miss lorenc. make it interesting. Mateer.

1 nis ins, ana Vi TO THE LADIES! OeCi: Friday will Institute. Youngs is the man whose young wife skipped out with M. Faiichild about a month ago, taking along all the cash that sbe could secure. This action of the woman so preyed upon Youngs' mind that he was well nigh distracted. unsold all his goods and was on his way east on a visit, in the hope of forgetting the fraiUreature who for a period of five years had shared his bed and board, when lie learned that the fugitives were sojourning at Moaticello.

Arkansas. Thither he went, only to find that they had moved to a place called Rison. He followed the trail and was soon grahheo in being able once more to feast his gaze upon the fair face of the recreant Mr. I let wit a rUeiUUtiUMU. ncr.ou? exhaiistiou.

ilyici.i:. or 255 v. Witii tue liver. ne.o.i-oieoli-! leet. swolien or weak ankles or A WoNDERFL'i.

tieii -i'i oiiiie in1 uiuu.1 'mi II UliCU 11 Mti-nctie Foot Batteries have no M.pei- Mr. ItU-html Sptmer. 0 a the relief aiul cure oi an uiee coin- lor I i iiiit. 'I hey carry a poweiuu uiauem ot tfe (l'-eae. it i r-rr-ir -v.

ii i I For lame back, of the spine. v- of the womb, leucorrmva. Mid iib-eration of the womb. This space is reserved for lieutai hemoiThac or t'ooointr. paintui.

atfvctcii with a Cutlk'h let two yeM-s i-avy lie! r- ''V Mv me to try s- My wiiii 1 ae 5: -i5 tvi. i i it it: 1 ick Stwer's. 1 ami irregular lLCi-tniacon. of lite, tills llil curative Ajt'ent known. liTM.rtc-r with MaitP' tie loo: 11" T' i ei t.

ent bv or bv mail or. 'it'Vof ami if not fotimJ atisfae- iv noTiti's trial car li-iotn-v refundcu. In or- L'llED RHEUMATISM. tire of wtiist ize ot Bnell Sutton Younirs. Fairehilds was at.sent ai.u iue woman was at her new home alone.

Mr Youngs is neither a passionate an eloquent' man. He wasted no time In upbraiding her with her misconduct, bin devoted all his powers in pleading with her to return with him. This she refus cd to do, declaring that sbe loved Fair-child and not him. Sue averted hei willir.uncs to follow l.er new il.une i r. within the gates of the penitentiary, their offers was sufficR' Uly heinous send them to that institution.

ith thesv announcements poor Youngs was agau, Vlunccd into the depths desj-air. About this tune Faiichild put in pearanee. Llle was greek cordia.iy i'. iiii'i St: II- eocs en rive yc i over the umjen iotiiiiiLr. ii po'iviii; Departure it: treatment Witnotit of testimonials.

end to Write full particulars regard ri'tetiltie? order direct. Dearborn St. s.ci' -1. tie' HveJ throutrh year-am' times vvoi'se thiti: wa I trii.u.- i MOTH i DA TO HT ur- -h ills: i i Xntieitt-. ti i -it- i.ini is ilje tiJV'l.

v' lis-iimrh loio. ROOM 114 TULL BLOCK. i--? owv physician: a iaa-who buffered from distressing temale iruiaMtrs. weaknesses, so eomtuon f'i. ar.d had despaired of a cure, ftn-ulj r-medies which completely cured her.

fM'-rcan use them and thus cure witlK)" the aid of a physician, r-fiue and f-jll instruction? fuee. Mrs. C. W. HOLMES, Uroadway, N.

Y. Name this paper.) er 1) 1 i 1 i of 1 t.t,. 'ri- if lit; -v r'v or -ni t'l iucum T. W. (V.Viialk Store.

pro at! N' v.u.t -a -i: f) s-iei-'ty, iintit ns eteito y. fat. nietiiorc. i.i. 'Oii nl'! tiiose :li.Tri's:!i aii- by Youncs.

who besougui uiumj the woman, and with far better results The pleadings of the wronged husbana were heartily seconded by the erring Fairchild, and to such good effect taat Mr Youn-s consented to return witu ibe husband. In a short time they hau kissed and made up. Then the gentk and confiding Mr. Youngs returned to the depot while Fairchild hitched up the mules and drove over with Mrs. oungs When the train came there was an af fectionate parting all around.

All oi th. property, including the team and wagon that had been purchased with money, wasieft with Fairchild. loungs had his wife and he wa ippy. 1 ir-child might have the earth auu nmia-ment if he wanted it. Youngs is a man of about 40 years o.

liu wife is nineteen. They have e.e it -i i vhte'-t tntirrtei or tie sway it hutubt'i! cuto.s." ''f wn-se v. tik v--. to t'-ie SALVl MONEY TO LOAN! WORKING CLASSES tlt oj: classes with (-nitil'-ytaent at 'i-Ve Ytie whole of the time, or for their snare new. lisrlit and prontari.c.

of either fex easily earn iroai cents oToei-eveniii-. and a proportion a si: their time to. the can tarn nearty as mne.i T.iar ail who see this n.ay eenu -es. ati-l test the business, we v.M tn.z ''r. To such as are not wed w'as-ndotiedoiiartopay for the tr.wt.1 ol wruitf- Full particulars and ottr.u tree.

i 'dress, Gt.JKO.ESTlSS";. Si. Portland. Maine. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.

iittve tesi- i it' tie- etfects e. e.i't t-tl a Jl'-ri'Vl- matter i.ave taken, tail. v. S. iTIMiAT- a an 't i v.

or. This Magazine portrays American thonsht and life from ocean to ocean, is filled with pure high-class literature, and can be safely welcomed iu any family circle. PR1S 25c. 03 $3 A BY MAIL. Gates Tucker, i Successors to Kinirinan Loan ii Abstract WILL MAKE ami cm loans at lowest rat eh.

and Cve- in 2 Dzy rt been married five years and have no am-ilv of their own. They j.J Lu. ri. tavple Cosy cf turrc-ii r.t upon rt- i the ftilC a1 a VitM V- cf 25 1o cis. Frcmium Lit tail ess: .1 our i.

'u it; s. uti t-c a- j-'ouu-s ar i i. i n. i rt s- w- h-v" s--t i IJ.v.kt Abstrat-13 at TKVU-. Otlice over Fariuers- and Drovers' Uaak.

CATE-. J- W. TUCKER. -everv 130 i 13-2 Pearl T. el: to rcturu to ueseiui.

county. W-ththernvoeity that he isiu 5'. ahle to make another kansav." is to be a little ptirticuisr wi: takes next. All men are look upon sue'n otters f.i two cent eMress tue rff.i c--ui- -i eec's i.I t- at: Wl i "ve wife 1 disposed to C. R.

Scott, Any' J. B. Scorr MONEY TO LOAN! AT BROSS, KANSAS. Ctio t.s jL v. ur hi -me W'e ttt.cu t.t it out a I :r.e;-.-.i "-'s 't i-i.

-tr-s: i the a lit CO'i'T db SCOTT et i 2iven. LsnrvNA SM-E. permanent and complete are the cures of bilious ami Prickiey Ash Bitters. v. a "i-.

r- r.t fto I.fiwfet "Hites of Interest. i i'. I -H-s. i ur 1 Ltniment nr CV.k.use.1 aud -Vi'-' f.i- bor-e- HI oi 1 r.t;. weenev.

-s. Couihs etc. ive it 3Ioaey rta Jy as soon a3 clear abstract can be sliowa; We Lave seme c'uotee Itnr-ains to oiler in first-class farm lands. Bross town. ''O' c-'iv A fxd txcLaui'dl.

Insurance written standard fi-e. li-htaia? anJ windstorms at minimum r-rornptly attended to. Remember the place, BROSS, KINGMAN COUNTY, KANSAS. J. i S- distil street- -t.

.1. H. KOoHM-Z. Dru-Njii jeneral debility, habitual liv-. er ar.dkiduev coiurlaint sre speedtiy er-d- icated from the syetn.

It disinfects cleanses and eliminates all iur.lana. Health and vigor are obtained more permanertlv by the use of this great rat-j urtil antidote than by any other remedy heretofore known. As a blood purifier ar.a tonic it brings health, renewed vitality to a wern diseased body. r. of one V.ttie.

Evry l.ott.e A Tredlck S.wjcr TKr v. I.