The Times from Vermillion, Kansas • 4

Sheehan is now clerking for John Karksmann. Born, to Mr. and Mrs, Wm. McKeon WHITE'S CREAM Gray Hair iWORMSl I Wl few ISW Uil TO tPrpad by bps JAPANS O. Lotlifil.

LEADER OF LOW PRICES IN Stoves, Hardware, Tinware, Carriages, Pumps, Glass, Paints and Oils. Nothing but best goods atlowest Cash Prices. Yours for Business, JOHN BUCHE. GRADUATE DENTIST. Will be in Vermillion again on Monday and Tuesday SEPT.

2 and 3. Office with Dr. Clifton. f7? smm VLTETS SQUIBS. S.

Root was in Frankfort Saturday. Philip Franzen has a new, little, eU eup. 'Guess Who" was In Vermillion Wednesday. Frank Howell was in Vermillion Wednesday. Wm.

Orchard was in Vermillion Wednesday. Several of our ladieB are proud possessors of new charcoal flatirons. About two thirds of the mido population went down east of Vermillion to see the wreck Wednesday. If you want to know what makes Paul Grimes look eo sorry just ask Guess Who" sho can tell you. L.A.

Hibbard and wifo. of Riverside, California, are at the bedside of ieir daughter Mrs. F.d Foltz, who is Onoofour good citizens is talking of building a new chicken house with a hell on it and dedicating it with dance. The Echo man thinks Waller Harris writes these items. Let him think he knows.

Ho enjoys himself as well as if he did. Last Saturday night a Dumfier of yonng people from Vliets andtheBur-roundintr country assembled at the home of Joe Walker and gave a pleas- anl surprise to Miss Myrtle Mills in honor of her 18th birthday. A handsome gold watch was presented to her. Gdess Who. Have You Seen It? Wo keep Dr.

Oaldwell's Syrup Pep--in in plain sight, but if you don't happen to see it, why ask for it. The man ifaclurers guarantee it to cure dyspep sia and all forms of stomach troubles. Sold by Cilv Drug Store. District 75- Van Oliver is on the sick list this vook. Carl Potter spent Sunday with Bern 'avis.

llarvo Chadwici has returned from Salina. Ed Ukele returned from Sabctha Sunday. Hiram Warner is working for C. S. Williams at present.

V. F. Robinson and wifo spent Sunday at John 1 'otter's. Carl Potior has returned from western Kansas where he has been at work. Mrs, Soudors and daughter Ethel, of Frankfort, are visitingat JohnHono's.

It Is reported that Van Oliver is contemplating going to the Klondike to mu ko bis fortune. James Ray sold his farm to a Mr. Kimble, of Central I last week and realized about $2200. We understand that he is talking of malting the west his home. SUNFLOWEU.

The President of tho American Federation of Labor, Union says: am using vour Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin mvsolf and in my family, and Mud it does lots of good. Yours truly, Geo. Campbell, Clinton. Iowa;" sold by City Drug Store.

IRISH CREEK Mr Doud roturnod from Washing ton county last Thursday. Ohiis lirady delivered sovoral porker to Vliots last Monday evening. Ed Brophy threw for Neuchatol against Centraliu Vt Oeutralia last Saturday. Soverul of our young sports attended tho dance at O. Ileriugton.s last Friday night.

It would bo too bad if some of the Irish Greek girls were to find out that W. U. II. is a married man. Henry Bnin returned home last Wednesday from Kansas City for a few days visit with friends and relatives.

A typographical error caused Mrs. Anna liarl iw of MarysvlUo, to be visiting at J. Whalons' It should havo heeu Miss. Tuesday, AuguBt a girl. Guess someone didn't get badly left when he went to dance with the other fellow's girl at the picnic.

Jos. Kiefo returned frcm the Kansas wheat Holds where he has been work ing with a threshing crew. A few ot our native boys whosturted for tho Onaga Log Rolling failed to reach their destination, for awhile there were boys, instead of Loirs, roll ing. You will have to bear wtth us this week as our thinktank is in such a muddle since the picnic that it is impossible for us to write. It is a very serious thine for a hiirh- ly respected young man to lose a letter he has written lo his sweetheart, vet Buch a thing lias been known to happen in our community quite recentlv.

That's alright Pat, but be more carelul in the future. Someone might find it who ould not be so considerate as to mail it for you. Notioe. Through tome misrepresentation it was reported that my wheat averaged ony 25 bushels per acre, hich is a mistake as a part of it made 211 bushels to tho acre. Tho oilier part, 20 acres, was tho "Ecoi.oiny" winter wheal which averitged 35 bushels per acre.

I have (Hit) bushels of this wheal which I will offer for sale lor seed at $1.00 per bushel. This wheat tests (:) lbs. to the bushel. J. W.

Kknwortiiy, Mrs. Gallant is very sick at present writing. A new bell is being put on the Cbrh-lian church. Gi-oi'ije Cassidy is working in the livery barn Roy Rutherford, of Irving is in this uummiinity. Mr.

and Mrs. Hyhskmann, of were iu this city Sunday. A new stove has been put in Prof. Kirkpalrlck's room at the school house. A number of our citizens attended tho picnic out on Iiish Creek Tuet day.

The picnic on Irish Creek Inst Tues day was largely attended and everyone reports a fine time, A white woman carrying a colored haby on our street Tuesday afternoon attracted much attention. Mr. and Mrs. Wrisrht returned to thoir home in Barnes Monday after spending a few days visiting with relatives. James Robinson, Millard Duffy, and Frank Shofner were bestowing their sweetest smiles on Frankfort vonng ladies Suturday afternoon.

out for the dates of the Central la Street Fair. They are preparing for a good limn tills year, and we trust the rain will not spoil the festivities this year as it did last yeat Our good friend, John A. Peterson has our sincere thanks for a basket of fine grapes he brought us Tuosduy afternoon. Of course this made us feel that our efforts are appreciated by our snhscribers us the grupes wore by tho editor and family. Everybody should remember that the Woodmen and Royal Noijfhbors' will hold a big ptrnlo at Vliets, Thurs- day, September, 12.

There will be good speakers, a balloon ascension, and many! othor attractions. Yon are Invited to bo present. Seo bills for further pur-' tlculars. Mr. Homo Merchant do vou know that while on are not advertising, the big mail order houses In Chicago are making hay? They are flooding tho ruraldlstricts withuttractive circulars and booklets during tho dull season while you are sitting quietly at Someone is going lo get a benefit.

A word to tho wise is sufficient. Tho fellow who has been doing tho quill work for the Vermillion Times, from Vllels for several weeks, will prohubly bo -inablo to fill that high responsible position this week, altho' he may be able to furnish a few county seat notes aud Incidentaly tell how the "Hotel Echo. You are luborit.g under a delusion, tiro. Warren. Our correspond! nt liom your town st ill lives in Vliets and is still on deck.

Tho Vliets hoarder at "Hotel DeGulhriu' never bus buen our correspondent at any time. IV" in Quality. Hull KtHSiilStl-Jtal'JWWl UUAPJkATttKU.) Gitv Barber Shop! Cassady The Up-To-Date Barbers. VEHMILLION, KANSAS Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting. Prices the lowest nml work tbe best.

We use only the most up-to-date toilet preparations. Our motto iSjJ'Notbing too good for our trade." Shears and Razors ground and Honed at reasonablo prices. 1st door north of Dr. Clifton's office Through Service BETWEEN ST. LOUIS, CH ICAGO, KANSAS CITY AND THE.

PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TEXAS. 5ffiGKER BUFFET SLEEPERS ANO FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS DINIWG STATIONS OPERATED BY THE COMPANY, SUPERIOR MEALS, Fsfty Cents. A ndrews the jeweler is here every Monday and Tuesday. Don't forget to bring liliu that watch, clock or pleco of jewelry you want re paired. At the City Drug Store." fwiili "I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for over thirty years.

It has kept a my scalp free from dandruff and has prevented my hair from turning gray." Mrs. F. A. Soule, Billings, Mont. There is this peculiar thing about Ayer's Hair Vigor it is a hair food, not a dye.

Your hair does not suddenly turn black, look dead and lifeless. But gradually the old color comes back, all the rich, dark color it used to have. The hair stops falling, too. $1.00 1 bottle. All drnxgiats.

If your drupelst cnnnot supply you, Bond us one dollar and we will expri'HB ymi nu rw aim pi ve me nnmo of your ncurost exprciw oflice. Alclnm, a rit Lowell, Mubs. Ross Curtis lw drives a fino team of gray colts. This Is An Advertisement. If you are looking for a laxative, Dr.

Syrup Pepsin is IT. The convenience and merit ol this valuable will he explained to your sallslaution L. Pampol. Brakoman Stuart, who was injured In the wreck, is a cousin of Jake Mur-( ray's. There Is so much news that ove.n if It comes by tolesnaph we overlook some of it.

Isn't it a fact hai you bayo seen Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertised several times anu have uelecled to try it? An ounce ol Dr. Caldwell's Sy rup Pepsin is as good us a throe weeks vacation, Ask any drutjjjist or anyone who has taken it; sold by City Drujr Store. II. M.

Adams and D.Bilstand lire doing considerable no-ded repair work on. the school house this week. A free and oasv expectoration produced by a lew doses of Ballard's Hoarhouml Sirup, in all cases ol hoarseness, sorethroat, or difllcully ol breathing. Price 25 and L.Puinpel. Kansas ruilaouds havo raised the freight on hay to keup it in the stale, and lowered the rate on corn so that it may bo shipped in.

Ulotchos and exeresences which so often annoy people are simply ell'orli-of naturo to throw off impediments to the proper performance of her duties llerbiue will aid and assist naturo in her labor, and ensure a skin clear and buullful, entirely free from all imper-footious. L. Painpol. Kansas can soon tell how times really are. Tho Lawrence Journal says that only smart pupils enter tho university In haid times, as the dull ones are kept at home to work.

Resolutions of Respect. At a meeting of Cvmp No. 108H R. A. tho following resolutions wore unanimously adopted.

WllKKKAS, Death, tho common enemy of our whoso approach, our guards are powerless to resist, has forced his conquering steps through the portals of our camp and has laid his destroying hand upon our beloved sister, Emma 1J. Warren, her to appear before the Grand Oracle of the universe, there to answer for tho deuds done In tho body, therefore be it Resolvkd, That we, the member Of Camp No. 10S8, U. N. extend to tho nrluf stricken husband and siHtsr, the bereaved childroi, and to other near relatives our huart-felt smpalhy with lh assurance that they do not mourn alone but that we mingle our tears of griofwith and commending them to Itim who trlvuth and who taketh away.

Also be It RUSOLVIJI), That the charter of this camp be draped in mourning for a period of sixty days in memory of our do-parled sister. Furthermore be it 'J'lial a copy of these resolutions bo pivM-ntcii lo tho bereaved huHhatiil; I'M' spread upon the records of this cam)i; and one be publislu in the VKHM1I.L.ION TIMES and one in the Kski id'o Tribune. i TllKKKSA IIVIISKMANN, OKOHUIK EMMA MOUtCiiAKL. Com. Cheap Rates Via the Mo.

Pacific. Account National Convention of the Chi istian church on October 8th, Dili aud 10th, will sell rounu trip tickets to Minneapolis, for $15. (i5. Limit for return Oct. l'Jth, by extension Oct.

11)01. G. A. R. Encampment Hutchison, Kansas.

One Fare Round Trip. Tickets on sale August to ITlh, inclusive: Return Limit August 10th. St. Louis Mo. and return $10.00 tickets on saje Oct (ith.

to 1 1 til. inclusive Return limit Oct, 14th. Mo. ami return Tickets or. sain Oct.

inclusive. Return Oct. 14lu. K. C.

Mo. and return $4.70. Tickets on sule Oct. 18th. to 2(i.

Return limit! Oct. 28lh. Wichita Kansas, one fare for Round Trip, tickets sold Sept.UOMi. loOct. 4th.

inclusive. Limit return Ocl. 5Ui. St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn, anu return only 14.10.

Tickets on salu Aug. 1st. to 10th. inclusive, and Sept. 1st.

to inclusive ith final return limit of Oct. 111. Hot Springs Ark. and return Tickets on sale Sept. 1st.

to Kith, inclusive, final return limn Ocl. ilst. To Hot Springs, Deudwood and Lead City, 8. to t. Paul, Minneapolis aud Duluth Minn, aud return one fare Tlckelson sale until Aug.

Dlsl. Return limit Oct. IIomeseeKers tickets one faro plus $2.00 to all points in Indian Territory, Oh.lahoma and Texas, to all points In Arkansas, Loulsunu, Arizuua, New Mexico, Washington, Idaho aud Montane and to all points In California. All tickets having return lituil of 21 days and having stop over privileges on go-trip. For G.

A. R. EncaiupmentCleveland Ohio, round trip. Tiukelsou sale Sept. 7th, to 10th.

Inclusive, return limit can bo obtained until Oct. Kill. J. 11. Nauman, Agt.

No. dO is a good smoko. Try it. Mrs. lioyer, of Frankfort, is visiting in this community.

Marion Duffy evidently Hunks that carrying an umbrella it too much liKo work for ho has arranged a sunshade on his lumber wugon. Where the digestion is good and tho general powers of tho system in a healthy state, worms can find no habi tation in the human body. While's Cream Voruillugu notoiily ileslroysev- ery worm but corrects all derangement. of the digesiU'o oralis. Price 25 els..