The Sabetha Republican-Herald du lieu suivant : Sabetha, Kansas • 5

Christmas is over But we still have a well selected stock of Winter ale De de de which we are offering at prices that will make them go. Come and see them. Frank G. Hamman. Agent for Standard Patterns.

aS 96 a Republican-Gerald. Railroad Time Tables ST.JOSEPH AND GRAND ISIAND RY. PASSENGER TRAINS Arr. going west at 12:57 departs 1:20 p. m.

Arr. going east at 2:03 p. Arrive going east 4:29 a. m. west 12:38 a.

m. FREIGHT TRAINS arr.going west 3:28 p. m. west 9:05 a. m.

No. 18, arrives going east. 7:20 p. m. H.

E. BURKE, ROCK ISLAND PASSENGER TRAINS Going west 12:45. p. m. Going east 3:44 p.

FREIGHT TRAINS Joing west 10:00 a. m. Going west east 11:23 9:45 a. 1 Going east 4:20 p. p.

J. OLIPHANT. Agent. Professional Directory DR. E.

L. BURNER, DENTIST. Office over Graham Bros. Clothing Store, Sabetha, Kansas. DR.

H. REDING, Physician and Surgeon. Office ove National Bank of Sabetha. Residence two and one- blocks west 01 Main Street. Sabetha.

Kansas. Telephone- Office 41; Residence 42. DR. W. A.

HAYNES, Physician and Surgeon. Office, over Sherwood's drugstore residence on cor. Washington n- of school bldg. Telephone 36. DR.

B. F. HERRING, Physician and Surgeon. Ofce and residence directly opposite Hotel Haxton. Sabetha.

Kansas. Telephone 19. A. S. ROSS, M.

Physician and Surgeon. Difice and residence over White Starns Grocery store, Sabetha, Kansas. Telephone 79. DR. J.

A. ROBERTS, SURGEON DENTIST. Graduate of Dental College, New York Kansas Olty Office in Red Front Block. Sabetha. G.

R. CONRAD, D. V. S. Veterinary Surgeon.

Office at Walker Young's barn. Sabetha, Kas Graduate of Kansas City Veterinary College. Telephone 18. N. S.

SMITH, Attorney at Law. Office in rooms formerly occupied by Maj. Sargent. opposite Ulty Hall. Sabetha.

Kans. GEO. W. HOOK, Attorney at Law. Office upstairs over Red Front Grocery, Sabetha.

Kansas. STEWARD STEWARD, Attorneys at Law. Will practice in all the courts. Oollections a specialty. Office in old Sabetha block opposite National Bank.

Sabetha. Kansas. FRANK. IRA K. Wells, 2 Mills, Lawyers.

Seneca, Kansas. 1 9 3 and Kennard Vickera Block D. D. WICKINS, Justice of the Peace, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Representa Niagara, Orient, a and Shawnee Insurance companies.

Office in corner room Commercial hotel building. J. L. Musgrove: Sabetha, Ke. Real Estate Exchange cellent character.

She is the daughter of Rev. David Bowers, one of the prosperous farmers of Morrill township, and will make a cheerful and devoted wife. groom was for 8. long time bookkeeper for the Sabetha Milling and has a host of friends in this community, who feel sure that be will use his best efforts to make the new home an ideal one. The young couple will live on Mre.

Fisher's farm, four miles west of Sabetha. At the residence of bride's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. S.

W. Kreutzer, east of Sabetha, Thurs. day, December 28, Mr. J. S.

Hill, of Terre Haute, Ohio, and Miss Ursula Kreatzer, Rev. R. Yoder officiating. This wedding occurs too late for extended mention this week. At the residence of the bride's pareuts, in this city, Wednesday evening, December 27, 1899, by Rev.

A. C. Hogbin, Mr. John S. Perry, of Fredonia, Kansas, and Miss Minnie Holtzschue, of Sabetha.

The ceremony was performed in the presence of members of the two families, and a few intimate train The to young Fredonia couple took the morning where they will their future home. The bride is too well known here to need introduction. In her departure our city loses one of its most valued young ladies. She was brought up and after graduation at the high school spent four years at the State Normal in Emporia. Returning she taught two years in our city school, one of them as assistant principal, then taught two years in Provo Academy in Provo, Utah.

The groom is county superintendent of schools of. Wilson county. The good wishes all go with them, with the hope that we may have the pleasure of meeting them often again in the near future. W. C.

Donaldson's house is for sale at a price below cost. Inquire of J. L. Musgrove. Big reduction in coats at Graham The city schools are taking a vacation of two weeks.

Tunis VanBrant was in the county seat on business Tuesday. Attorney N. S. Smith and N. Jones, were in Seneca on business Tuesday.

SABETHA MARKETS. GRAIN. Wheat No. 2 Hard 55 Wheat No. 3 50 Corn 233 Corn Oats white 19 Oats mixed 20 LIVE STOCK.

Fat Steers. 5.00(@5.50 Stockers and Butcher's stock. Fat 3.80(@3.90 PRODUCE. Butter Eggs 16. Poultry per pound Roosters, That cough Hangs On You have used all sorts of cough remedies but it does not yield; it is too deep seated.

It may wear itself out in time, but it is more liable to produce la grippe, pneumonia or a serious throat affection. You need something that will give you strength build up the body. SCOTT'S EMULSION will do this when everything else fails. There is no doubt about it. It nourishes, strengthens, builds up and makes the body strong and healthy, not only to throw off this hard cough, but to fortify the system against further attacks.

If you are run down or emaciated you should certainly. take this nourishing food medicine. Headache Is often a warning that the liver torpid or Inactive. More serious troubles may follow. For a prompt, efficient care of Headache and all liver troubles, take Hood's Pills While rouse the liver, restore full, regular action of the bowels, they do not gripe or, pain, do not Irritate or inflame the internal organs, but have a positive tonic effect.

250. at all druggists or by mail of C. I. Hood Lowell, Mass. Grand New Year Ball.

There will be a grand ball at G. A. R. Hall, Sabetha, Kansas, Monday evening, January let. Grand march at 8:30.

Music will be furnished by the Homerian Orchestra. Everybody cordially invited to come and participate. A good time is guaranteed to all. Dance tickets 50 cents, Spectators 25 cents. Ladies free.

Com. Dr. Coons, the celebrated osteopath, of Hiawatha, has been coming to our city but one week. Already he has a lucrative and 8 growing practice with best of prospects. The people, of Hiawatha and Fairview have nothing but words of praise for the Doctor for the good work he has done in their midst.

The Doctor diagnoses your case without asking questions, tells you what he expects to do for you, but he positively will not advise treatment unless the case will justify it. Dr. Coons has reduced the price of treatment from $25.00 to $15.00 per month for the next thirty days. Those wishing treatment should apply at once to get the benefit of the reduction. An Uncle Tom's Cabin spent Christmas in their car in Sabetha.

Dick Walters is with them and has been visiting his parents. They sold their car and the entire company went to St. Joseph to make a new start Wednesday afternoon. N. Smith has been appointed justice of the peace to fill the V8- cancy caused by the resignation of D.

D. Wickins. Mr. Smith has before served very acceptably in that capacity and his appointment will meet with general approval. Although the adyertised date is passed, many of Centralia's young people of both sexes, agreeably pared off, are yet sitting up late at night watching for that meteoric display.

-Centralia Journal. They must be a warm crowd or they couldn't stand it to sit pared off these nights. Herbert Myrick and Albert Gibbone, two of the dashing young society bloods of Capioma, went to. Topeka Saturday, and will spend a week with friends at the state capital. The boys are 'going to visit the senate chamber and pick out some desirable seats for future use, during their stay in the city.

Converse, editor of the Welleville, Kansas, Globe, came in on the G. I. Saturday and took the Rock Island to Fairview to look after interests pertaining to his future welfare. Mr. Converse WAS a schoolmate of Miss Bessie Frink and Otto Dubach, at the Ottawa University.

Frank Barnes went to Lincoln Tuesday to spend the holidays that with his Frank best has to girl. go all 'Tis the strange way to the Nebraska capital, when Sabetha has so many good looking girls who are ouly waiting for au opportunity. Col. Cyrus Bush went to Oneida Sunday to visit his sister, Mrs. Ed.

Shoop, aud mix with society for 8 few days. We will not guarantee that "Oy" will come back single banded, because we never can tell to a dead certainty where lightning will strike in this age of progress in matrimonial movements. Charley Cave was only granted one day vacation (Christmas) from his school work at Rock Hill. But for reasons. best known to himself, "Cy" is sticking pretty close to business anyway.

Al. Shepherd and wife came down from Pawnee City Saturday to enjoy Obristmas festivities with their many Sabetha friends. Abe Reber, who is completing a course in veterinary surgery at Kansas City, is home to spend the holidays with his family. 0. W.

Douglass and wife and Mrs. Henry Hall spent Sunday in Seneca, with W. R. Graham. and family.

Mias Fay Donglase is spending 024 Pounds of Sugar With Every $7.00 Orderi DRY Dreibelbis Gulick. Miss Kate Mowder spent Christ-, mas with Fairview friends. Miss Jennie Adamson returned from Western Kansas Saturday. Miss Daisy Carpenter, of Oneida, is the guest of Mrs. G.

R. Conrad. Mra. Jno. Payne came down from Axtell Saturday, to spend the holidays.

Orie Unkefer, of Fairview, was visiting his uncle, A. H. Unkefer, Saturday. For rubbers, felts and overshoes, I good quality at right price, see John Koch. Mrs.

Henry Barrie went to Fairview Saturday to spend Christmas with her parents. John Emert came down from Fairbury Nebraska, Saturday, to spend the holidays. J. A. Thompson's mother, who had been visiting at Lawrence came home Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Parker and, children are home from Concordia to spend the holidays. Bert Fosdick came up from Holton, Friday, to spend the holidays with his best girl. H.

0. Cook is home from Holton. His hand was struck by 8 shaft and he is laid up for repairs. Landlord of Fairview WAS admiring the sights in our display windows Thursday. Jesse Henneigh, of Horton, spent Christmas with his brother, David Henneigh, at Price.

Will Welton and family, of Fairview, spent Sunday with their parents in Sabetha. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perkins, of Baileyville, spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents west of town. Elmer Geer left last Saturday to spend the holiday vacation with his uncle, B.

J. McConnell, at Superior, Nebraska. From the Everest Enterprise we learn that W. A. Furnish has moved to Fort Robinson, Nebraska, where he has 8 government position.

Wm. Graham has been appointed police, judge in place of D. D. Wickins, resigned, and has moved his office to the City Hall. Everybody is well pleased over Mr.

Graham's appointment. IN RELIGIOUS CIRCLES. Various Matters of Particular Interest to Church-goers. NATHAN JONES, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Sabetha, Kansas. Office on Washington Avenue, south of Hamman's store.

J. BROWN, Jeweler. Clocks, Watches. Jewelry. Sewing Machine Supplies and repairing.

GUN REPAIRING. A fine line of Spectacles. Bee Keeper's Supplies. A general repair Shop. Call and see me and save money.

OH, SAY! What about your sabcription? The settling up time of the year is upou us again aud the printer should not be forgotten. We as but usual, you need try to mail statements, not wait for that. Come or send any day. Married. A very pretty wedding took place yesterday, December 27, at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Ewing, the contracting parties being tneir daughter Ethel and Mr. Fred D. Snyder.

Promptly at 12 M. with Miss Ethel Bowers, niece of the groom, at the organ, the young couple accompanied by Miss Verna Snyder, and Mr. Elmer Grush, took their place in front of Rev. R. A.

Yoder, who, in a few well chosen words, pronounced them husband and wife. After congratulations the guests were invited to the dining room to partake of an elegant repast, such as can only be gotten up by those who are well versed in the culinary art. The atternoon was spent in social intercourse. The bride is a beautiful and accomplished young lady, who is well acquainted in this community. The groom is a prosperous, energetic young farmer, who has been raised in Berwick township.

About thir'y-five of the immediate relatives of the bride and groom were present and left many useful presents as tokens of their love and respect. Mr. and Mrs. Soyder will be at home four miles north of Sabetha after January 1, 1900. At the residence of the bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Haskell, at Capioma, Wednesday evening, December 27, 1899, Mr. James A.

Masheter and Miss Leslie G. Haskell, Rev. R. A. Yoder officiating.

The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. W. E. Haskell, one of the most progressive farmers and stock dealers of Capioma township. She is well known as an accomplished young lady, and is highly esteemed by her neighbors, and possesses the qualities necessary to make an ideal companion and affectionate wife.

The groom is 800 of W. B. Masheter, of Still water, Oklahoma, and was raised on 'his father's farm in Capioma township. He is known by his neighbors and friends as a kind hearted, generous young man, and will make life fall of sunshine for his estimable companion. The newly married couple will make their home on the W.

B. Masheter farm in Capioma township until spring, when they will move to Stillwater, Oklahoma. At the residence of the groom's mother, Mrs. Rachel Fisher, west of Sabetha, Sunday, December 24, Mr. Normen Fike and Miss Socanna Bowers, Rev.

R. A. Yoder officiating. The bride is well M. E.

CHURCH. The official board will meet at the church next Monday evening, at 7:30. The Juuior League is prospering finely. Meetings every Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Topic for Epworth Heavenly Record." Luke 10:20.

Rev. A New Year's meeting. Please do not forget the prayer meeting this evening. Remember that this is one of the most important meetings of the church. The prayer meeting needs you and you need the prayer meeting.

Preaching by the pastor next Sunday morning and evening. The pastor is very glad for the interest manifested in the church during this year. Let us endeavor to make this last Sunday of 1899 one of the best of the year. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Sunday, Dec.

31st, pastor will preach morning and evening. Christian Endeavor topic: "The Heavenly Record," Lake Rev. Bible study and teachers' meeting Thureday evening at 7:30. The annual meeting of the Congregational Church will be held Friday evening, Jan. 5, at 7:30 p.m.

Miss Nellie VanPelt of Capioma, came home from Holton Saturday, to spend the holiday vacation at home. She is in the graduating class at Campbell University, where she is making a brilliant record in scholarship. In 8 letter to a friend here, E. H. Dean, who has for a number of years been working for a big sheep ranch company in Oregon, announces that he has cut loose and is going into the sheep business himself.

Milton Conuer, the hustling young traveling representative of the Kansas City Star, came in from Mankato Saturday to spend Christmas and look after interests that are both near and dear to him. good male Poland- China pigs sale. E. F. BOUTON.

STANO DESIGN FRANK G. HAMMAN The Sabetha Mill Elevator Co. Have equipped their mill with the UNIVERSAL BOLTING SYSTEM Which is the latest patent out. De The mill is now running every day. MARY COTTON, Pesident ROBERT BRESSEM.

Vice President ROY HESSELTINE. Cashier Citizens State Bank Paid Up Capital $30,000. Representing exclusive home capital. General banking business transacted. Liberal accommodations extended.

Special attention given to collections. YOUR BUSINESS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED JOHN LANNING, President 0. L. SHERWOOD, Vice President GEO. A.

GUILD. Oashier. A. J. COLLINS, Assistant Onshier.

NATIONAL BANK OF SABETHA PAID UP CAPITAL $60,000. Successor to State Bank of Kansas, Established 1877, Organized an National Bank 1891. Stockholders' Liability $120,000. DIRECTORS: John Jno, Lanning, Mowder, O. L.

E. O. Sherwood, Raines, J. B. William Kepner, Adolph Weiss, B.

B. Lichty, George A. Gain Promise Liberal Treatmen.