The Oketo Herald from Oketo, Kansas • 3

t--i Isiii 1 IhiMlyilniillilii I 2- uatSSsag i5 nUr I If 1 It IE 3 1'. 11 A IS) 11 have contracted Mm JL fril V7 'm 1 119 I II it I I 1 I LJ VJ UJS Ji. a 3 mgwgOTwsgy ssjesaSiS 1 Having sold our stock duce the stock largely before March 15th. of merchandise, we your advantage must sell double our usual sales each day and shall to take this chance of that will make it to i. yuur avuiils.

is the time of year to buy shoes. We shall throw $1,000 oh the counter to sell the next EIGHT days at a heavy dis-1 .1 You can't afford to miss the chance to buy your spring at a saving of from 15 to 20 per cent from usual prices. entire stock is bristling with snaps for you. Give us -4 i Tnrr i 1 15 days. We will make it pay you i .1 i.1 4 yr t- The Elmer Comedy Company first-class in every respect were greeted nightly by a large audience.

Mt. Vernon Indicator. This well and favorably company will entertain the peop'c of Oketo and vicinity on Monday Tuesday, Wednesday, Thr.rsd.ir. and Saturday evenings of next wt-clr Char.ge of program eauh evening. It must be a good article thit will induce a man to go forty milc-v to get it.

M. E. R. Swetnam, of Fairfax Station, says, a party came forty miles to his store for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ai: 1 bought a dozen bottles. Remedy is a great favorite in this vicinity," he says "and performed some wonderful cures here." It is intended especially for Cough.

Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough. For sale by C. II. Caiman. In Servia and Bulgaria the groom gives the bride a tap with th" heol of her own shoe.

All money, experience, skill una perseverance can do has been done in the preparation and manufacture of Dr. Sawvers Pastilles for ladie--Chas. II. Caiman. M.

I). Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly love; in honor prefering one another. Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles used in time will cure any case of female weakness. A free sample paekrjc can.

bo had from the following named druggist. C. II. 'Caiman, The first schools for tho sepeiiv. education of girls were found c-" during the Reman Empire.

Ladies. II you have suffered a long time with diseases peculiar your sex, try Dr. Sawyer's Pastille-They will cure you. C. II.

Calm. in Is your hair falling c.iU or turn-inc "rav? Do not get discouraged and say it cannot be stored, Beggs' Hair Renewer will effect i-ally stop it. We give a postvc guarantee with every hottle ELMER S. LONG, -Baiber Hair Dresser OS.ETO, KANSAS. Give rue ytm and I wf.I endeavor to please you.

J7b. wexble, ARTISAN WELL If you want a well, you will make nc mistake to drop him a card as h-. charges yon nothing if you don't water. Time to suit BEATTIE, XAX5." I We I prices i limiig Now worth The -i LOCAL BREVITIES; Sale bills printed on short notice at this office. Geo.

Totter left for Hiawatha Wednesday. C. McBrien made a trip to Marys-viile Saturday. Canned goods, confectionery, fruits, at McBrien's restaurant. Quite a number of the M.

VT. of A. camp of Oketo visited the lodge at Marysville Wednesday evening. Dr. Sawyer's Family Cure cures stomach trouble.

Dr Sawyer's Family Cure cures kidney difficulty. Sold by H. Caiman. M. D.

Fatric Prendergast, the slayer of Mayor Harrison of Chicago, will haig March 23 if the mandate of couil ue cunieu uuu Dr. Sawver's Family Cure cures Dyspepsia. Dr. Sawyer's Family Cure cures Bilhousness, Dr. Saw- ye difficulty, C.

H. Caiman. M. D. W- D.

Woodman of Oketo, was in town several days the first of the week, the guest of G. W. Kelly. Vermillion Record. All that honesty, experience and skill t.h0 Earsy Kisers.

The result is a specific for sick headache, billiousness and con- stipation. Money cannot buy a remedy equal to Dr. Sawyer's Famly cure for Imdigestion, Bilhousness, Kidney difficulty etc. Chas. II.

Calrian. Wes Stowcll met with a very serious accident last Mondaf evening. He was milking a cow and was kicked cn the right leg, brcak-if both bones below the knee. The time ma? come whei poli tics will mean all that is noble" and good; when a trgmp will wcrk and a dog won't bite; when the small boy will break an apple in two and give his little sister the biggest piece; when more than one oyster will be found in a churcn festival 7 count. footwear (: trade for to re- make 5 i your ft 3 W.

A. Ecker, of Lincoln, was looking after his business Interests in Oketo Vvrednesday. School Kcpcrt. Report of the Oketo schools fcr the month ending February 23d, 1S94. ADVANCED GRADE.

Total enrollment, 53; attendance for the month, 47; average daily attendance, 41. Those neither absent nor tardy: Oren Poor, Eugene Champagne, liar-low Brubaker, Emet Bru baker. E. A. SiiEPAiiDsox, Principal.

rr.IMAKY GRADE. Number enrolled, 80; average daily attendance, 59. Those neither absent nor tardy: Elsie Caiman, Francis Caiman, Anna Eeynolds, Merit Kelley, Myrtle Trip-lett Bonney Triplett, Eddie Calkins, Philip Calkins, Minnie Ashenfelter, Ora Ashenfelter, Oscar "Wouster, Kay Gritst, Mabel Van Amburg, Adelia lieynolds. Majle Brawser, Teacher. If you suffer frOm sour stomach, biliousness, kidney or bowel difficulties use Dr.

Sawyer's Family Cure. Sold by C. II. Caiman. It is restraint which is honorable to man, not his liberty.

Ladies: One trial will do more to convince you of the merits Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles than that we can say. Try a sample package. Chas. II.

Caiman. M. D. Beware of little expenses; a small leak will sink a great ship. For Sale A good young cow.

Will be fresh middle of April. Inquire of Brainard Potter. The reputation of being a good fellow never helped a man at a bank. Early Bisers. Early Bisers.

Early Bisers the famous little pills for constipation, sick her.deache, dyspepsia and nervousnees. C. II. Caiman. Progress is the "activity of to-day and the assurance of to-morrow.

All outstanding accounts are due and payable at once. Wo can use the money if you can settlo your account. At the. old reliable SrcxE Store. Each woman creates in her own likeness the love tokens that are offered her.

It not only relieves; it does more, it cures. We refer to One Minute Cough Cure. Suitablef or all ages, all conditions, at all times. C. II.

Caiman. Next to an elevator, the sidewalk probaly has the most to do with man's getting up in the world. Ladies: Irregularities and all those pains end distressing diseases peculiar to Tromen are positively and effectually cured by using Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles. C.

II. Caiman. 1 C3 A' J. V. CHAMBERS, D.

Physician an'd Surgeon. GEO. L. CALLAWAY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office at Caiman's drug store.

Ee'si-lence, btuart property. Diseases of women and children a specialty. All calls promptly answered day or night Dr. Grant Cuilimore, consultant oculist Mo. 1'ac.

Omaha, meets eye and ear patients in Beatrice every fri-day. Oilice, Drake block. Fort Sale. Two male pigs fit for serving and four young sows with pig, all a good strain of Poland China hogs. M.

C. Braixard. Ileal Estate. Do you want to buy, sell or trade business property, town lots or stock of merchandise? If so, give me a des-' cription of your property and lowest price, terms, etc. It will cost you nothing if I do not find you a buyer.

E. B. Moore. IS THE BEST MEDICINE for the General Aiirw nts of Horses, Cattle, Hojs and Sheer. It purifies the blood, prevents dis- nrpi 'imclw.

Pnli. H'h'ielwnnd- ornis. Distemper, eie. Nothing equals it for Hoir Cholera. Honest and reliable, in honest packages: used and warranted for over twenty vears.

Everyoneownina horse or cattle should iive it a Made by Emmkkt Proprietary Chicap, Vhele Sam's Almanac and Farmer Jones' Iforse leal mailed free. Uncle Sam's Nerve and Bone Liniment or Sprains ISni'ses, lheumalism. StiJ Joints, Goes right to the spot of pain. NotHipg so good 'or and Aniiaal. Trj' it A Sound Liver Makes a Well Kan.

Are you nUions, Conntlpdted or troubled with taut-dire. Sick lleaiiaehe. Bad Taste in Month, Joul lireaTh, Coated Tonarne, HyspepHia, Indi-stion. Hot Iiry Skin.I'ain In Back ar.d between itae Shoulders, Chiiis and Fever, lite? If you any of theoe ycur Liver isoutof trder aud yonr blood is slowly being poisoned, jpfSHc rocr I.iver dops not tct iroperiy. ller-odr-e will core any dfwnlor rt tr Stonia riKwels.

It lias noroal Jve-i'Ur afed'xine. "'rlc T5 cents. Sold C. H. CaJ Call for Ire; samf bottles.

YOii CAN CUK THAT CCUGH WITH 4 m.v iEitert's Davllsrht Liver Piils i A small vejptable piU. Cures Hcadaehe.l Constipation. Dvsnepsia. Ell Billions Ills and I stomach. Li'er and Iweis.

Handkerchiefs for the moment are pure white of India linen, as sheer mist, with hemstitched edges ibbut half an inch wide. liilBil big. Fresh and salt meats kept constantly on hand at Brooks Son's market. If you want any repairs for stoves go to Chapmau Bros. Co.

where you can get them. Repairs for all kinds of stoves furnished. Following is the program of the Demorest silver medal contest to be given under the auspices of the W. C. T.

XL, iu the JI. E. courch, on Monday evening, March 12, '94: Music "Help drive the wedge" choir. Scripture rerdlng, Secy. Prayer, Pres.

Bass solo "The Gem of wine" Prof. Shepardson. Recitation, No. 1. Recitation, No.

2. Music "Prodical child come home" choir. Recitation, No. 3. Recitation, No.

4. Music "Come to the Fountain" choir. Recitation, No. 5. Recitation, No.

6. Soprano solo "Thinking" Mrs. Orel Brown. Decision of Judges and awarding of medal. Music Temperance Doxology choir.

The doors will be opened at 7:30. Admission, lOcts. The contestants are Eugene Champagne, Will Mann, Victor Champagne, Frank Frank Brooks, and Thomas Reynolds. OBITUARY. Lydia Chambers died at her home, three miles west of Oketo, on March 4th, 18-94, at the Age of 72 years, 10 months and 5 days.

She leaves a husband and 6ix children to mourn her loss. Her maiden name was Lydia Williams, and was born in Massachusetts. She was the second of the seven children of George and Keziah Williams, who were natives of the Kama state. Her parents removed to Il'inois where, in 183S, she was united in marriage to Mr. John Chambers.

In 1877 they settled on the farm which was their present home. She was a cheerful wife, a loving mother, and nor many years has been a sincere Christian and a devoted meri'jQr of the Episcopal church. She was laid to rest on last Tuesday in the Oketo cemetery. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. F.

C. Laslett, of Marysville, in the Meth odist church of this place. Ballard's Snow liniment-. This wonderful Liniment is known from" the Atlantic to the Paciflc and from the Lakes to the Culf. It is the most penetrating liniment in the world.

It will cure rhoninutism. neuralcria, cuts, sprains, bruises, wounds, old sores, burnn. sciatica sore throat, sore chest and ell inrtamation. after ali others have faiied. It will cure barbed wire cuts, and heal all wounds wVere proud flesh has set in.

It is equally efficient animals. Try-it and yon will not'be without it. Price 50 cents, told by C. H. Caiman, 3 Kara Mrs.

Hannah DeLaif left yesterday for Creston, 111. C. E. Williamson, of Beattie, was up on business yesterday. F.

M. Durkee, of Battie, made this office a pleasant call yesterday I have a few head of fine shoats for sale. Roscoe Baexes. E. E.

"Woodman moved his household goods and family to Marys- ville Miss Nellie Smith went over to Aanover Thursday evening to spend a tew days visiting friends. Ina Chapman and John Wright, who were visiting friends jn seneca the past week, returned Wednesday. Ladies: If you have headeache or aQy of those diseases peculiar tO your sex, oo not tail to try. Lt. sawyer i astuie Snrt1 C.

H. Caiman. of the Kansa3 TT. a IT ouue wniversuy wiu ueiiver a lec ture in the M. E.

church, Oketo. at the Teachers' North-West Associa- tion, on Friday evening, Mar. 23," A very pleasant social event occurred at the home of W. D. Woodman Friday evening of last week.

A number of young people, mem hers of Mrs. Woodman's Sunday school class, were present and spent a very enjoyable evening. Tho M. E. church was well filled Thursday evening, March 1st, with an intelligent and representative class of our citizens to listen to Mrs.

Rachel Child's lecture entitled "The Magna Charts" on equal suffrage. Her lecturo' was good and. stocked with convincing of the justness of the woman suffrage, cause. Mrs. Child showed herself-to be well posted and that she had carefully studied the question and all things pertaining thereto.

At the conclusion of the lecture and. after a general handshaking a rage amendment campaign club was orjiTiizpfl with ffirtv-nna mnwW The music furnished for the evening was excellent, especially that rendered by a quartette of our young ladies. Burns are absolutely painless when De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is promply applied. This satement is rue. A perfect remedy for skin diseases, chapped hands lips, and uevci iww ure pues II.

Caiman. The Herald $1.00 a year. Dr. Cuilimore, Beatrice, Fridays. A double barrel shot-gun for sale Inquire at thi3 office.

Alln'irfiAa Vnnti'i'nff tTiAmcdTx'oa in. debeted io U3 please call and sefc. tie at once as we need the money. Miller Bro. The Oketo Orchestra will give a grand ball, in Thomas' hall, on Friday evening, March lGth, and all are cordially invited to attend and dance on St.

Patrick's Day in the Dr. Sawyer's Family Cure cures Headache. Dr. Sawyer's Family Cure cures billiousness. Dr.

Sawyer's Famsly Cure cures Kidney difficulty. Sold by C. H. Caiman. The Frankfort Bee is coming to to the front by publishing a semi-weekly paper instead of a weekly as heretofore.

Success to you Bro. Bliss; Tou will never know positively what a wonderful remedy Dr. Sawyer's Family Cure is until you try it. It will cure you of a sour stomach. Chas.

H. Caiman, M. D. The literary was well attended Tuesday evening and program well rendered. The question, "Resolved that the railroads of the United States Bhould be owned and controlled by the Government," was well discussed but was lost the judges deciding in favor of the negative.

A eood question was for the meeting next Tuesday evening. How dear to my heart is the old yellow pumpkin, when orchards are barren of stuffin' for pies. When peaches and apples have both been a failure berrie3 o2 no kind hav? greeted our eye. How fondly we turn to the fruit of the cornfield, the that our children are taught to iespise'; "the old yellow the mud covered pump- the big bellied pumpkin that -mak 2S such good pies. Ex.

Card ofTJianks. "Editoe Hekal: We desire, througii the columns of your paper, to return our sin-merest to our friends and meighl )ors wh? sd kindly assisted "us duri ng the illness and death of the lo ing wife and mother. We also th ank the people ot Oketo and viciait 7 for their kind attention and service at the funeral. May God rewxrd you. Ca ambers 'a Family.

v-uvio. stew but will the time ever come ween the delinquent subscriber will pay up without being dunned? Clinton, Hissouri. Mr. Armstrong, an old drosririst and a prominent ritizen of tbis enterprisene town, says: "I sell some forty different kinds of couirh medicines, bnt have never in my experience Bold so mnch of any one article as I have of Horehound Syrnp. All who use it say it is the most perfect remedy for cough, cold, consamp- tion, and ail diseases of the throat and lnnirs.

they have ever tried." It is a speeiic for croup and whooping coneh. It will relieve a cousrh in ooemm'jte. Contains no opiates. Sold by C. H.

Caiman,.