The Times from Vermillion, Kansas • 4

IS WHITE CREAM 2Vo Hair? VV UlXlVlCSinERillBFUGE! PROGRAMME. Of the Teacher's Meeting to be held at Frankfort, liansas.omSalurday.Oot. 1001, ut 1.30 p. m. Invocation Koll Call: each member to respond by a one minute talk on patriotism.

Kost In Qticnttty, Pent In Quality. For 20 Years hz LeS Wera Reracdios. Wm "My hair was falling out very BOIiO AIjTJ I Prepared Ky JAMEQ F. DALLARD, ft. District 75- Nice rain Saturday night, Vau Oliver and wife spont Sunday at fast and I was greatly alarmed.

I then tried Ayer's Hair Vigor and my hair stopped falling at Mrs. G. A. McVay, Alexandria, O. VV.

D. Oliver's Clark Williams wag in Marysvllle. Saturday. Mrs.C.S. Williams was in Frankfort, Music.

"Anarchy." Miss Nettle Everett, Miss Maude Mesiner. 'Loyalty to Public Officers," Miss Elizabeth Flagg. Music. What Teachers should do to counteract the influence of Yellow Journalism, J. B.

McClure, Mrs. Clara Cali-than. Review of "The Man without a Country, G. Kirkpatriek. 'Sumo Idea on Patriotism iraonj the little Poople," Miss Eva Frowe Mui-lo.

Wednesday. Ollie Schafer and wife spent Suadav LEADER OF LOW PRICES IN Stoves, Hardware, Tinware', Carriages, Pumps, Glass, Paints and Oils. Nolh ng but best goods atjlowest Cush Pricos. Yours for Business, JOHN BUCHE. The trouble is your hair does not have life enough.

Act promptly. Save your hair. Feed it with Ayer's Hair Vigor. If the gray hairs are beginning to show, Ayer's Hair Vigor will restore color every time. $1.00 a botll.

All Initials. In Vermillion. Mis. W. D.

Oliver was a Frankfort caller, Wednesday. John Hone and wife were in Frank fort. Thursday. Mrs. C.

O. Billings gave tho ladies a quiltiug Friday, If your druggist cnnnot Bupnly yon, Public Sale. I will offer at public auction at my farm 2J miles south of Vermillion, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1901, Send us one dollar and we will express you a bottle. He sure and give ttie name Mrs. John Potter gave the ladies a of your nearest express oruce.

Address, quilting last Tuesday. J.C.AX1 .11 W.i XjUWttll, JliaBB. Kobert Schafer returned from Okla Commencing at 1:00 p. m. sharp, the homa Saturday night.

following described property: S. J. Barrett of Centralia, was in 5 HORSES. Consisting of 1 brood this vicinity Thursday. maro 8 years old, 1 bay horse 6 years )ld, 1 sorrel horse 10 years old, 1 buy C.

S. Williams and family fpont Sun mai'4 vears oio, 1 pony i vuurs uiu, day with W. I). Oliver and wifo. Teacher's Examination! The next examination In Marshall county, for toaohor's certificate! will be held at the High School building.Blue Uapids.Saturday, October 2(ith.

Appli-ctnW bring pen and ink. Paper will be furnished. Geo. K. Thompson, County Supt.

old spring mules. 1 team of 2 year Miss Callie WilliamB returned from mules. an extended visit in Ohio, Tuesday. 25 CATTLE. Consisting of 7 good GRADUATE DENTIST.

Will be in Vermillion again on milch cows, 2 two-year-old hoifers, 2 We wonder what makes Borne Davis arling heifers, 1 Hereford bull, and so quiet now a days. Just ask him, he 13 calves. will tell you. 8 Head Of Shoats. Sunflower IMPLEMENTS.

Consisting of 1 lumber wagon, 1 set of work harness, JuBt One Bottle. Scainmon, Noy. 19, 1901. ridincr lister. 1 riding cultivator, 1 Deering corn binder, 1 Moline Pepsin Syrup Month-ello, III.

nower, 1 rake.l harrow. 1 hay Sirs: About 3 months ago had oc Another Keapoctod Oitizon Gone to the city to take treatment for hi stomuch trouhlo. The amount of mon ey he paid for railroad fare to pet there would havo bought enough ol Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to havi kept his entire family in good heulU' for six months. You can't suffer from wistipatioti, indigestion, sick htad ache, or stomach troubles if you tak tni mm, dv.

In and 1,00 bottle-sold b.viCify'Urtis Store. ack 1 polar creamery, 1 cream separa casion to use something for cour-tipa- Monday and Tuesday OCT. 14 and 15. Office with Dr. Clifton.

tion. One bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Svr- tor. up Pepsin was all. I have been doiug MISCELLANEOUS.

25 acr-s of business with your tirm over a year orn fodder; 10 ton of millet hay; and and hnd it like your medicine, profita ither articles to numerous to mention. TERMS. All sums under $5 cash- ble and pleusant. Phil L.Keener. editor "ScuinnioD Miner;" sold bv Citv 13 months time) will be given on notes Drug Store.

iih anoroved security, interest at 10 )er cent. IRISH CKliEK. Tho 1 team from Dist, No. 10 wa dofeated by our boy? last a score of 20 to 3, JOHN POTTER. F.

Johnson, W. II. DeWalt, Pete haB us lo- We are sorry to say cated, at last. 'Auo. Clerk of Beatrice, homo of hoi L.

Tate. to Mrs. Evelyn Thomas. is visiting at the parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Hank Brown made a business trip Barretts last week. Dr. Clifton reports a boy to Mr. and Irish Creek possesses one gent who is in the habit of creating a rumpus at every social, gathering, he has the luck lo attend. It may be ull well euough, hut this guy will no doubt meet his Waterloo some day.

A.t the caucus held last Monday the following persons were Dominated for the respective offices: Township Trustee, Meagher; Treasurer. Peter Urannan; clerk, in. Barker; justice of peace, P. C. Brown; constables, Mike Brown and Dennis Hayes.

last Mrs. Prank Stotts, Thursday morning John Doyle went to Kansas City Saturday for a weeks Jet. 10th. City Barber Shop! Cassady The TJp-To-Date Barbers. VERMILLION, KANSAS Shaving, Shampooing', Hair Cutting.

Prices the lowest and work the bost. We use only the motst up-to-date toilet preparations. Our motto Pat Daugherty was a visitor ot W. H. Rogers and Miss Wilsena Mc- No.

SO, last Wednesday. Muughton spout Sunday with Potta watomie friends. Mr. McGarry is doing stono mason work at St. Bridgets thfs week.

Miss Marie Brown is visiting at W. rha fouridutioo for J. Bucho's house well under head way. Lon Itudolph U. No ho is doing the work.

t'F H. DeWalt's, in Vermillion. Jas. Smith was on the sick list last week, but is now convalescent. H.

Mavhew wont to Kunsas City -Vodni'sduy night to purchase a lot of FOH SALE. A good square walnut show case, 5ft. Nothing too good for our trade." IB, implements and wagons. Dan Dowd was reported quite sick long. A regular cigar case.

Will sell last week but is improving nicely. fc- i cheap. Inquire at this otiiue. 'if Mr. and Mrs.

Prank Goodwin of county are the guests of their Dr. Wade vaccinated several head of 9 Shears aud Razors ground and Honed at reasonable prices. 1st door north of Dr. Clifton's ellie laughter, Mrs. A.

E. Warner. calves for Hayes last week. Several from here attended the ft dauce at Vertnillioa lasll'Viday night. Mrs.

Mary A. Crow, of Shawnee Iound, Mo. arrived yesterday and will nako her hums with VV. P. Robinson, in thts city.

MILLINERY. My large assortment of trimmed hats street hats and children headgear was purchased with special view of meeting the lurgo and increasing demand msm Several from here attended the pub Here I Am! ic sale at John M)er'. last Tuesday. P. W.

Mesmer went to Blaine and Tiiis walnut crop Is now ripe i ml being duly harvested by tho small for good goods. The fact that I handle only strictly up-to-date goods ut brought his drove of cattle home mys. They are retail. ng at 50 and Jk Will Sullivan is contemplating at ents a bushel. If it is nursery slock that you want the lowest living prices will justify Vourmaking it a special point lo call and inspect my line.

Spoclal attentiou is given to eiiftomers from a distance, Your Vei Truly, Mrs. Bluir-Howard. Frankfort, Kansas. tending school al.Monhallau this winter, wait until I call on you. Many years in this business enables m' George Thomas was a pleasant caller sell ymt trefs that are trees and will rrow.

Good varieties und fresh stock at the home ot lid Walsh, Sunday even- lell the story of the Lawrence IJurs JUST ISSUED E. EDITION WTBSTER'9 liTTKH ATKH AL I DICIIUNAHY "If- Mr. Tlios. Nolan and Miss Nellie ery's success. Wait for mo or drop 'V Uoueh dined at M.

J. Grady's buuday card at Centralia. Yours O. T. HaKUKTT.

evening. Webster's Mrs. Alderman la canvassing for the WW'U'liWAU TUMI John Hayes and ifo have been visiting with their son Miko, oear Herb we are again to kick Int er national Lifo of Mi'Kinlny. Tho hook is only I fill with an extra picture of our lute President, 1 1 xUinehes, suitable for the blackleg out of your calveH or dehorn your cattle. I'rices Dictionary Win.

O'brlen of OloarFork is hauling framing. Now, as the town has been Cheap Rates Via the Mo. Paoiflo St. Louis Mo. uud return $10.60 tickets on, sale Oct.

tith. to 11th. Inclusive Keturn limit Oct. Mlh. K.

tVMo. uod return 1.70. Tickets on Bule Oct. ISth. to 20.

lleturu limit Oct. 28th. Homeseekers tickets one faro plus $2.00 to all points In Indian Territory. Ohlahoma and Texas, to ull points In Arkansas, Louisanu, Arizona, Now Mexico, Washington, Idaho and Mon-tano and to all points in California. All tickets having return limit of 21 days wood ami posts from ui.

Meagher. reasonable and Battaf action canvassed by others she will not take time to canvass it again, hut any one timber. Now Platea Throughout guaranteed. wanting this book and picture for $1. fit) our sports attended the Several of 25.000 New Words DR.

H. M. WADE. M'ensp lciivo your order at this ofllct Pat Hedmond's last Frl ih delivered about tho 1st. of danee given day night.

N.i vi iiiUr. Thomas Butler arrived from St. Joe, Phrases and Definitions a Prepared under the direct supervision of W.T. HARRIS Ph.D., LLC, United States Commissioner of Education, aBsiBted by a large corps of competent specialists and editors. LIFE OF and will visit for few days with rela and having stop over privileges on Wm.

McKinley, And a completo account of his ua- The Wesleyan J. B. Natjman, Agt. Rich Bindings. 0 2364 Pages 5000 Illustrations lives and friends.

Chos. Brady shellad and sold 1000 bushels of corn to Urown Hroe, of Clear Folk, lal week. Pat Daugherty and Ed Brophy were calling on their "lovely ones" on Ooul Creek, Sunday evening. saBsiimtion. By his personal friend Better Than Ever for Home.

School, and Office. The Gotr merchants used over 2,10 Inches of display advertising in the Advance last week, which is an evidence that It pays to advertise. Miss Katie Grace loft here last Sat lo publish Webster's Collegiate Dictionary wltkOlnMuryof Scoltmh Woriln mid Pint cl.ka in quality, tveond claftft in i.M Marshall Everett; profusely illuntrut-ed. This is the only authentic official and memorial edition bow on the market and it will be to your interext to hold your ordor lor this interesting volume until I call on you. Everyone should have thin work in their library.

Cloth $1.60. Morocco $2.25. A. C. Marble, Agt- urday for Kansas City to spend a few nays visiting her sister, Maggie.

Nature can only feed the flames of life with the food eaten which is digest uartette At The Town Hall Saturday Eyening, OCTOBER 12th. ed. Herbine will Invigorate a weak Dan Carney arrived here lust Satur stomach, and so improve digestion as to Srctman pag-ei, tc. ot hnth booka aant on npplicution. O.flC.MERRIAM CO.

Publishers Springfield, Mass. LcOLUIOIATt Jl DKHonuaJ day from San Francisco, California, for a few days visit with friends and Insure the uuturul bloom, of health, PrlCBS0cts. Paropul. r.r.