The Vermillion Owl du lieu suivant : Vermillion, Kansas • 3

imM FOR KIKUY. THE VERMILLION OWL. Mr. D. M.

Granger and little eon, Marshall, started for her old homo in 4 Tha reason why Major McKinley is the Mrs. Qeo. Delaney and little son Don, of Axtell, returned from Waterville Monday. Mr. Delaney drove over from Axtell and took them home.

Jamestown, N. last week, They Ykkmimjon, Mahsjiaix Kansas. State Bank of Vermillion unanimous choice of the people is because they believe that his views on tariff, money and government are correct. The reason why Dr. Sawyer's Family Cure is tha unanimous choice of the people is becausa it makes the weak strong and vigorous.

FRIDAY, JLIIA' 10, SI. 00 Per Year, lv expect to be gone all summer. Mrs. Williams, of Barnes, mother of our druggist, II. D.

Williams, returned to her home Sunday after a few days visit, taking Lulu Williams, her grand daughter, to spend a week or more with her. There are a great many who owe us for subscription, We would be very glad to have them pay up to date. It takes money to run a Mrs. Isabella Ish has decided to remain in Emporia for the summer instead of Vermillion as wag mentioned sevornl weeks ago in the columns. Misses Harrington and Thayer, Messrs.

Claire Harrington, of Axtell, and Curt Osborne, of Frankfort, drove through town Monday on their way to Frankfort. LAID TO REST. Died June 29, 1890, Theodore Collier, aged 69 years. Theodore Collier was born in Henderson county, Kentucky, March 26, 1827. He married Martha J.

Newberry August 1855, and moved to Kansas in March, 1802, living for over thirty years on his farm adjoining the town of Vermillion. He removed to Oklahoma in the spring of 1894, to a claim near Red Rock. Ho was taken sick at Perry on Wednesday, June 24, whither he had gono on business, but was able to drive home the next day, a distance of eighteen miles. Medical aid was summoned and on Sunday he seemed very much better. He was taken worse on Bun- J.

W. KINNEY, President. A SLATER. Vloe President' A TIMKTAHLK. CuiilriU Branch M.

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in. mit, Ripans Tabules cure Indigent Ion. I.oohI fn'iffht. i iirry ijAssmiKerB A1J dully excep li. A.

tJ OltOOKB, All ami -i P. H. HYBSKMANN, Cssuler. 1. W.

KINNEY, A. 8LATER. H. HYHHKMANN. J.

F. HARPER. W. S. UOKMFR.

C. IIOLTHOF.FER. f. C. WADLEIGH.

H. ORUIIARU, W. f. ROBIN80M, J. A.

OILCHRI8T. J. O. SHAFFER, day evening and died at 12 o'clock and Ii JVEIOSUINIIVIHjFR. I Churches.

15 minutes a. m. June 29, 1896. He joined the church early in youth and was a member of the MothodiBt church at the time of his death. He leaves a widow, four song and tPlUtlRTIAJf Sunday si-liool i-vcry undnv nt Ilia.

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Humlaj' I'voiilnn 6:30. -Stindiiv iichnol Hi'nrv Sun- pHKRIlYTPKIAX- two daughters to mourn his death. He was laid to rest in the cemetery at diiy at 10 a. in. Vfmnif at 7:30.

(liiy at 10 a. in. ii hi if at 7:30. r. N.

O. K. vfy I-'riduy Luili'-it' MIssioniLrv gocii'tv BURT W. BROWN- pnopRtsTOU or Perry on Wednesday, July 1, 1890. trwthitf other ThiirmJay ut 3 p.

in. evvry two wcks. lie v. A McAliimn. Pastor.

MIS. S. A. HATHAWAT. Having been treated by the best physl air.

Lollier was well known all over I CLEARANCE SALE! On Saturday, July 11, I will offer my of millinery at Greatly pi Reduced prices, and all trimmed goods and baby caps, at cost. I have one of the best stocks in th is part of th county and th ladies EE are especially invited to come and examine it. EE Those who coma early will got the first selection. This this part of the country and was hon PALACE BARBER PARLOR ored and respected by all. His friends will learn with regret the news of his clans, I went to the hospital at the corner of Wood and York Streets, Chicago, and grow worse.

I weighed 90 pounds and began to use the Pastilles and gained 43 lbs. I can scarcely express the facts by saying that Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles for diseases peculiar to women saved my Ufa. 1 ETIIODIRT ScrvlfpR (uch fiiiblmlli morning J'1 nd cvrnlntf, Kuntiny no htm at 10 h. m.

Pri'iu-lilnit or cIhbh meiaing nt 11 in. Junior Lctigim nt ft p. hi. ltlhic Htudy nt, 7 p. in.

eiieh aHerimt.e. NumLn.v iweiilnif nt. o'clock. iiH'iMiiig Wi'diH'itdiiy uvt-ning. L.

A. piialor. Kansas. Vermillion, death. The Owl joins with his many friends in extending sympathy to the bereaved family.

The Woman's Missionary society of Secret Societies. the Presbyterian church will meet ioo acnuyier nanitaicee, in. A written suarantee to cure or monev re A. F. ami A.

Verm I llion I.odii"' No. with Mrs. Jos. Chaddock next Thuru day afternoon. F.

L. Cannon, PROPRIETOR OF THE 30 iiH-ctn tlrst nml ttilnl veliljij of Ii llluntli. (Jko. Waiihkn, W. M.

P. II. HynF4KMANK. Bee. 4TH OF JULY COMINGS AND funded with every box.

Price (1.00 per box. Dr. Sawyer's Family Cura cures indigestion, biliousness, kidney difficulty and purifies the blood. A written guarantee to care or money refunded with every dollar bottle. Prices, 1 1.00.

50c. and 25a. GOINGS, MEAT MARKE1. KK. of 1 UVIeomi.

l(Hlifp No. IIS tni'pti sale will last only Two Weeks so come while the prices are low. No old stock, but all new and seasonable goods. Remember the place, over II. E.

Turner's hardware store. Respectfully, Mrs. H. E. Turner.

Mrs. 8. Zimmerman and daughter ru vt'rv SHturtlnv cvi'iiiiiK. .1. L.

Uookhh. .1. K. it A. I' I' Ethel of Pawnee City.

Nebr. were th guests of her father, Jas. Gallant. Fresh and Salt Meats. Our Club List.

-Tllomnunn Post No. 2lfl, inert. PVrrv Mr. JohtRice, of Elm Creek visited CA. 2nd unU 4lJi biuurihiy iifhTitooii of I'tn-li Fish on Fridays.

with Mr. and Mrs. Richards. Anoiiln. J.

T. Lamu, P. (J. K. K.

WlI.KINS, A.ljl. Mr' and Mrs. Domer. of Centralia, Now is the time to select your read' imEPtf UULfcUAi iMflUU I Bpent the day with friends here. ing matter for the year to come.

Look Soiu or Vetram, KANSAS. VERMILLION, of V.CHiiip No. (M. nice In every Salurduy it ItOHT. tut SiTKt.

over this list and note how low we can Jas. Howard, of near Centralia, was -itihioh. J. jKLi.unN,('apt. The sun rone on an overcast sky the the guest of T.

Howard and wife morning of the 4th, but by 10 o'clock give you the papers named with The Owl for one year. Equally low prices Mr. and Mrs. Geo. visited in Norton- W.

of A. llarninny No. 415 'Vt'lllllU of can be given on any paper or magazine I'vcrv ii rnL una mini moikh ville the 4th and over Sunday. iu'h tiiontli. 1.

Lkonaud, V. that may be wanted. We can save you It. I1. 1'iVANM, Ch rk.

Mrs. Evans, mother of Prof. Evans, the clouds were gone and the people had begun to come in, The parade was formed, headed by the band and marched to the grove. A good program was rendered before dinner consisting of songs, recitations, etc. The money in orduring any periodical pub and his sister, Mrs.

Stockton and her daughter Mabel, Bpent the day with the lished. Magnetic Barber Shop, Geo. Howard, Proprietor. First door north of H. E.

Tumor's. Vermillion, Kansas. Mrs. Bngley, of Clyde, mother of Mm. French, with her two grandchildren, are here on a vimt.

They expect tp remain some time as diphtheria has broken out in their town. Arnica Salvk. The best -iiive in the worlil for Cuts, Bruises, Soivh, Suit Klu'iiin, Fevor Sores. Tullitr, Clumped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, mid Ml Skin Eruptions, mid ciin'S Piles. Il is jruarnii-lenil tn ivi! pi-rfiM't sntii'fuctiim or We will send you TheOwl, price $1 KA h.

of Council No. 810 inrettt evrtry tlrrit him! -ililrd v'm1iium Pri'H. Mim. Anka Ukwalt, Cor. Sic.

professor and family. and any of the papers or magazines recitations wore by Misses Panline named below for one year on receipt of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Thomas, of Home City, were the guests of their daughter A. O. Pum pel and Jesse Milncr, and Mrs. H. P.

Kvans and wero all rendered in the the amount named, and anyone may W. Vi'rmMlloit lodc Nt i'vit l-'riduy cvt'iiiiii'. ditAHi.K. M. W.

Mrs. Wm. Thomas take advantage of this offer: i Mr, and Mrs. A. Leupold visited DAILIES.

beststy.e of the art. After diuner came the speeches of Hon. Ira K. their daughter, Mrs. Geo.

Howard, tbo Leavenworth Times, $3.00 per Price 2.j coiiti 11. 1). U'llliniii" I'lillhle The ART AMETEUR Beat aho Carqest Practical Art Maoazini, (Th only Art a warded a Medal nt thu Wurld'a J' air.) valuable to all who wish to make their living by art or to make their homes beautiful. morning of the 4th. Kansas City Star, 4.50 Wells and Hon.

E. A. JJi.rry. They were appropriate to the occasion, wero t.v box. LOCAL IIAFfflK.

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Maynard and Mr Htroriu and delivered well, 'lioth of St.

Joe News. 4.00 Topeka Capitul, 4.50 and Mrs. A. P. Maynard celebrated in Itipans Tabules: ono gives relief.

Ulpans Tabules. Ripans Tabules cure nausea. Ripans Tabules: at druRKists. these gentlemen are well known as lino Pai 1 fl we will send to any otm men Kansas City Journal, 3.75 Blue Rapids. Mian hiit this iiuliliuiitioii Lililit'Htinn orators and the people were wen Miss Edna Curtis I visiting relatives Kansas City Times, 3.50 ni A( color plates 111 minii cim-n- I II Misses Mamie Stephens and Nettie HniMiitnim ropy, with miju'rn (for fMmviuif t.r fri.mhiu)iiml 8 i in Sabutba.

WEEKLIES. tury iiimt'init di'tiunsri-KuUir ruuj. Hfto. of Home City spent th t. fi t' Jfc yii'ArfiiiiiiJLJLJLiJLiVj Hlo yeatur.

Geo, Misses Eifie Rogers an New York Tribune, Chicago Inter, Oryhn. For 25c wpwuuihIhIho "painting for BEOINNER8M(Wj)oB.) Montague Marks. a uiin squar. Wo -nr Mary Mcltaugton. Blotting paper in Bale at this office.

large nheets, for Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Dillo celebrated spring lime is mere Kansas uuy journal, Kansas City Star, Nouchatcl.

City; Sep $1,00 1,00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.75 1.75 3.25 Cincinnati Enquirer, Thos. Gallagher and Harve Bishop Bilk Mitti and Fans at bargain prices nntt tiiai means nouse cleaning, Paj oring. Kalsomining. Paint-inf. Etc.

I havo a BRKUiT, NEW stock of Atchison Champion, Globe-Democrat, of near Axtell spent the day in Ver. at Granger's. million. JelT Bull, of Axtell was in the city Kansas Farmer, Scientific American, Ed Bishop and sister Bbbhb Bpent th yesterday. day with friends here.

A nice rain was that ono we, had SOLID THROUGH VESTIBULED TRAINS Mcsdames A. E. Hughes, S. B. Hurl 'Tuesday lternoon.

but, M. II. Cone and N. II. Cone, of by Prof.

Wynn Axtell, celebrated the day here. On Balloon ascension tomorrow. of them (we don't daie say which) mi bills of li. W. took the balloon furnace Hue for an ic Notice the cut ate Smith Son.

Hall Paper affissffiw which I um celling very cheap; also Alabaatine by Ihe Pound You do not havo to buy more than you need. Also a full line of J'aints, Linseed Oil, and Varnish. I have sa ved you, money in ihe past and, will do so in the future. Give me a call before buying. At THE DRUG STORE, H.

0. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. water barrel, to the great atnuseinen of the others, and wanted to hang JohnShephard of Vliots wag in town SEMI-WEEKLIES. Topeka Capital, $1.00 Kansas City Times, 1.75 MONTHLY MAGAZINES. Cosmopolitan, 1.75 Scribners, $3.25 McClure's, 180 Munaeys, 1-80 Arena, 3.50 Harperfl, 4.00 Century, 4.25 We will also give you reduced rates on any paper or magazine without the Owl.

We can get them from 5 to 50 cents cheaper than you can. Come in and let us Bave you money on your reading matter. bottle of cold tea therein to keep cool Monday evening. Kansas City, St. Joseph, Leavenworth, Atchison, TO 8T.

LOUIS, CHICAGO, OMAHA, MINNEAPOLIS. WITH Dining Cars, Sleepers and Chair Cars CONNECTIONS MADE AT St. Loula, Chicago 0 Peoria FOR All Points East, South Southeast A. L. Gilliland and wife of Axtell New Laces.

Embroideries and Rib I'Uino down to see the sights. bong at Granger's. Mr. and Mrs. McBratney, of near Mra.

Bell Hall wai visiting In Home liuileyville spent the day In our city City the first of the week. 4 David Barnes, wife and their tw Born To Mr. and Mra. John Shafer, sons, of near Axtell were In town. on Monday morning, July 0, a girl.

The Misses Maggie and Annie Brow Rev. W. M. Howell pnd son Harold, and their brothers, Arthur and Walter, visited their sister, Mrs. R.

D. Wilson pleased with their speeches and would have gladly listened for hours longor to the flow of oratory. The program was of Marysville, drove down to our city Tuesday and returned by way of Ax Attorney W. S. Glass, of Mnrysvillo, was in ths city yesterday on business.

Tom Burnsides, of Beattie, and Mr. McMahon, of Home Oity, were in town HIIMMMIHMMIIMMIi; tell WednoBday. Miss Effie Horth of Centralia spent the day with her sister, P. II. llybskmann.

Interspersed with miiBio by the band. L. W. Wakeley, O. P.

T. Howard Elliott, Cen. T. H. D.

Dutton, T. P. ST. JOSEPH, MO. H.O.Orr, A.O.

P. A KANSAS CITY, MO. There waa a large crowd of people la Tim DiNi ovmtY 8a.vto His Liki. Mr. C.

Cuillouette, Druggist, Beavers. 11. 1J. Turner, Headquarters For town and bo far ns we learned every- ooily had a good time. villo, 111., says: "To Dr.

King's New Discovery I owe my life. Was taken In the evening the people gatlinrod Warron Homphill, editor of the Summorfiold Sun and candidate for nomination of cloik of the district clerk subject to the re yestorday, Muta Belle Hall wag transacting business in Home City ithe lattor part of last week, B. W. Smith Son are having a cut rate galo for twenty dayg. Soo them for bargains.

from far and near to see Prof. Wynu make a balloon ascension. The balloon with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles round, hut of no avail and was given up and told I HMDWAEE! publican convention, was in town was nearly filled when the wind arose and blew so hard as throw it over and Fast Mail Route Wediiosday and callod. Mr. let the gas escape.

It was through no could not live. HavingDr. King'sNew Discovery in my Btore I sent for a bot-tlo and began its use and from the fault of Mr. Wynn's that he didn't go. RUNS Miss Onie Brown, sister of rs.

ason returned to bor homo near Frankfort Tuesday. Mr. Thayer, who bought out Mr. The crowd was unable to hold the Homphill is a good man for the position, probably ono of the host Marshall county all'ords, and should ho receive the nomination 4-2DAILY TRAINS-- BtTWCCN swaying monstur steady and finally the ropes broke and it went over. Casady in Axtell, was in town the ilrst In the evening an elegant display of the week on business.

AtchisonSt. Louis Tinware, Stoves, Wire, Wagon Wood, Builders' Hardware, Bolts, Ammunition, Etc. Notice our clubbing list in another fireworks were shot oll'after which the young oiks enjoyed themselves in dancing, first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was up aud about again. It is worth its weight in gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Get a free trial at II, D.

Williams' Drug Store. The 0. E. gocloty of the Presbyterian church elected ofjlcers for the ensuing six months as followe: President, Mubala Rogers; vice Jesse Crooks; sec, Ancie D. Dewalt; No other paper in this part of the country quotes rateg go low, The Misses Agues and Florence Hill, of Hiawatha, arrived last Friday and are visiting with A.

D. Crooks and would be elected by a good majority. Curie Fob Ukauaciii. As a remedy for all forms of Headache Electrio Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent euro and the most dreaded habitual sick headanhtis yield to its influence.

We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few casus long resist the use of this medicine. Try It once. Fifty cents and family. Mr.

and Mrs. R' P. Evans, Missus Wilsle and Allle McNaughtou, Jessie and Buth Milner, Minnie Watson and Addie Stewart of this place, are attending institute in Frankfort. Ripans Tabules: one gives relief. Ulpans Tabules asaim digestion.

OAntixni iimsBoid mnirty Ripans Tabules cure bad breath. RipatiB Tabules cure flatulence. Laura Fisher; chairman of lookout To those who want a democratic committee, Frank Ruby; prayer meet IOUIPPID WITH PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CARS RECLINING CHAIR CARS ELEGANT PARLOR CARS rod Mountain Route THI ONLY L1NI TO THt Famous Hot Springs ol Arkansas (THB CARLSBAD Or AHIE8ICA). All prluoipal oitles in ths Utiltsd Btataa reaghsd via ths Missouri Pacific Hallway CII' your Nearest Agant lo tloket an4 nwll partioulars, or newspaper we recommend the Cincln. nati Enoulrer.

The Owl and the En' ing, Anna D. Dewalt; social, Vinnie Solentlflo Amorloan Agency tofA milrer on vear for SI. cash up. Dirt Dillie; good literature, Orrie S. DUle.

Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach. cheap. Phil liyiios aud Norman Cone of Axtell were in town yesterday on bust $1.00 at II. D. Williams' Drug Btore.

nesa connected with Mr; Ilyneg' luv OAVPATB. W. Burt Brown, Axtell, has taken proved Dust Destroyer. TRADK MARKS. I TUT oharge of the Palace Barber Shop, DC8I0M PATCMT0.

OOPVRIOHTS. ato. We wish him success. J. F.

IlARPFJi Will Pay the Iligliost Market Price lor CATTLE and HOGS. CHAS. E. STYLES, tut. Ticket 1st.

ITdllllll, III. The Topeka Semi-Weekly Capital ndtheOwl one year for $1. This is absolutely the lowest rate given by any newspaper in Kansas. Three papers a week for a year for a dollar. Tobacco users will find, in another jcolumn, an item of decided interest to )em( beaded "Pou't stop Tobacco.

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