Hartford News from Hartford, Kansas • 3

Hear Ye! Hear Ye! KEEP KOOL! Farm Loans Wanted J. M. Har.d, Emporia. I am agent for the best cart made. Entirely free froni horse motion.

Eight different styles, with or without top. Prices low as the lowest. Call and see me. Also a good pony for sale. C.

Jacobs, Strawn, Kas. Trouble. County Attorney Waterbury and 1. E. Lambert came home from Neosho Kapids last night, where they went to prosecute and defend, respectively, two Free Methodist ministers.

One resigned and left his charge and another minister was secured. He came and was about to begin services when No. 1 up-pcare 1 on the scene and proceeded to From Straw u. Everything looks splendid ia thi part of the country. Robert Bowcn, of Seneca, arrived here last Wednesday and he is expecting his wife this week.

Every body was elad to ee Robert and we all hope he will stay here. He don seem to like the Territory very well. We notice that a great many of the buildings are getting a coat ot paint. Our band bo are doing The writer was piea-ed to hear some music Saturday night. The churches were well attended Sunday.

Miss Lettie Buchrer, of Htrtford, caiue down Saturday on a visit, returning Sunday. Grasshopper. Invest A We have them ''m 5 cents up. PERKINS BROGAN. Real Estate, Loan Insurance Aofts.x Lumber Brick, Tile, Lime and Sand.

HARTFORD, KANSAS. Reduced cliildrcns blue cloth caps from 35 cents to "25 cents. Sell a wa 2on for COON ROD. Home Comfort sack Dr. white's Dandelion, per bottle, every bottle warranted GEORGE AGENT Anderson AGENT FOK THE CELEBRATED Weather-strip, HAS LON AN COUNTIES.

If will make your doors po-itively air tight, and no beating rain can penetrat through. It has iron threshold which will never wear out. This weattct--trip is a good thing and cheap. Have one put your door and try it. WANT iooo DOZEN EGGS AT ONCE.

ESAre buying' smoked meat. BERNHEISEL. NOW-OPEN! STIGli I WALTEE Have opened up a new harness shop in the Campbell and will en- (leaver co merit your patronage lm Lipi Harness 1337- 3Z.rLd.S- Aml of the host stock in the market at prices that defy competition. The finest lot of collars ever brought to Hartford and away down OUR- What about Hartford celebrating the Fourth. It is none too soon to commence arrangements.

It seems that experience ought to have been a good lesson on waiting until near the time before trying to secure speakers. Mrs. L. R. Patton, KockforJ, Ill-writes: "From personal experience I can recommend De Witt's Sarsaparilla, a cure for impure blood and geueral debility." W.

13. Holt Sox. Mr. Ilollovvay, the Hartford furniture man, accompanied by his sister. Miss Mary, made a business and pleasure trip to this city last Friday.

Mr. HoIIoway now represents the Singer Sewing machine in this territory, vice E. loote. resigned. Lebo Enterprise.

Bruce Hunt proved himself to be a brave rider Saturday by mounting a bucking horse on the street, much to the amusement of a number of spectators. He had the stayiog qual.ties and stuck in the saddle as if he was glued there. Miss Florence Collins returned Tues day from Ft. Scott, where she had been visiting relatives and friends. She brought her sister Lumnia's little boy home with her and also Mrs.

Fred man's little boy, ho came to visit with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Clmmlea.

A committee of Sons of Veterans, composed of delegates from every part of the stale, will meet in D. C. Tillot-son's law office. 4 1:5 Kans avenue, June at 'lopcka, to arrange for a life insurance auxiliary to the order of Sons of Veterans. The scheme is a new one and will be carried out iu an I approved manner.

Trv famous nut mas Salve. i reliews at once. Sold warranted by W- B. Holt A Son. At the in primary held in this city last Saturday the following delegates wen; elected to the county convei.tion to be h' ill Emporia next iturday, A prii I.

A. '1'ay lor. A. G. Shepherd.

M. E. Buck. J. W.

O'Connor. Wm. Anderson. C. C.

Regan. U. 1). Carpenter. J.

W. McGregor. J. E. Edwards.

C. A. Johnson. G. T.

Collins. A. A. Wilson. w.

iioit. J. T. Noi luiiy. Ciaivnce Cooley- L.

C. Gardner. W. Ii. Priest.

Ii. N. Hunt. G. C.

Gardner. D. G. Reed. A.

J. llerrick. O. P. liayl.

Calvin Moore. W. I. F. Harden.

J. A. Coliins-T. O. Gibbon.

C. R. Bavsinger. Alex Stubbs. CO 2 wasi sD 3 2- 2 8 i i Straw Hat.

for old and young1 8 15 1 1 00 00 W. A. llerrick lias giver up the hotel business and moved into -Mrs property. He will work for Mrs. Sargent this summer.

Mrs. Rogan returned from an extended visit to Parsons Monday. She reports her little granddaughter, Mary, as being quite ill. Chas. Jacobs and Bert McCIintock, of Strawn, made our city a brief visit last We acknowledge a pleasant call from them.

The family of C. H. DeMoss arrived from Parsons Tuesday. They have removed back to Hartford gnd will occupy their own residene. The Cook Whitby circus ill exhibit at Emporia on May 10th.

Of course 'lots of people will have at the county seat that day. Messrs. Clemmer, Thomas, Tat man, Gardner and Mill ml were over from Harmony Saturday night to visit Hartford Lodge No. 8, A. O.

U. W. The city council met and adjourned Monday evening. No business was transacted. The next regular meeting will be on next Monday night.

C. A. Snow Cos pamphlet. Information and "vice about Patents, Caveats, Trademarks, Copyrights, may be obtained free at this office The old reliable hlack-smith tf Neosho Rapids, A. J.

Andrews, was in the city Tuesday. He and Mr. Sanson attended Post meeting in the evening. Anyone wanting to buy a good residence property will do well by calling at this oflice. The house has five rooms and is situated in a desirable location.

A beautiful head of hair is the pride of woman. A nv person can obtain this by using Bkgos' Hair Rf.newer. Sold and warranted by W. B. Holt Son.

The cattle which Mr. Brogan has been feeding on his farm north of town were taken to the ranch this week. The boys started with them Monday morning- Ed. Curray, living near Strawn, shipped from that station a car load of ex-cellen cattle, which he fed this winter. and also a car load of hogs last Thursday.

An effort is being made for the band to get a new set of instruments. We hope it may succeed well enough to have the instruments here by Memorial day. Why Isn't this a good thing. Dr. Fen-ner Kidney and Backache Cure is warranted to give satisfaction in every case ormoiivy returned.

Such a proposition couldn't be thought of if the medicine wasn't superior to all others. Sold by HoIIoway fc Co. The linemen have been in Hartford -K. 1. graph line in this vicinity.

Ihey naye changed the entrance of the wires at this station The latest reports are to the effect that Rev. Bernard Kelley 's condition is slowly improving, not pronounce him however. His phvsicians do out of danger yet, C. Hamman and Eider Sharpless of Strawn were in the city Monday on business connected with the building of a large Christian church at Strawn iu the near future. Jesse McClure, of Oskaloosa.

Iowa, visited his cousin, Mrs. L. B. Hull, of this city, the latter part of last week. He also visited his brother at Madison hile in Kansas.

An elegant line of spring millinery just arrived. Call in and examine these roods. You will find just what ycu want and the prices are right. Bessie Kell. Mrs.

Lulu Mauley, of Hartford, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Will 1 onter, of this city, returned to her home at that place Wednesday morning. Madison Sews. Henry Osborne returned from Lincoln county Monday. He reports the farm ers in that sec'ion as being from two to three ireeks behind the farmers of this ectiou with their work.

Misses Lulu Brewer and Lulu Cornet, of Toronto, Woodsoa county, Kansis, visited with friends in this city last week. Thev are visiting Miss Brewer's uncle on Eagle creek this week. S. Jewett solicits your watch repair work. He is a practical watch maker and jeweler atd will guarantee satis- action.

i 9 W'Jfcfi I 1 Fl Awake ye sleepers, and hear me shout! The presidential campaign is Ih fore us. and we want live men. Do not act like dead men. How can you, under this flag of the free, in the home of the brave? We want men that know a bargain! ''The is alive to your interests ard always have bargains in everything that is kept in a first-class variety store. No trash, but good goods which are sold way down at zero and some things below.

They keep an elegant line of furnish-! ing goods, queenswtire, glassware ami sporting goods for the spring trade. No shoddy stuff, but nice, fresh and the latent! which we will sell at prices that will p-irah ze them ail. Give the bos In call they will use you well. We seep everything. Don't forget us.

"THE FAI J. Il.Jon,:, 0'JJ i'umnu ri-iul Etripari'i. loo:) DuiMra To any one who vtU furnish us a receipt that will cure a cousrh, cold hi any disease of the throat or lungs sooner or more effectually than Cherry CurtiH Svui r. Sold and warranted by W. B.

Holt A Son. Money to I oan on ivcai Es- tate. City property to trade for Farm Lanes. Improved Farms and Raw Lands for sale, W.J.JONES CO, Xo. 5 East 6lh Avenue, Emporia.

Kansas. Bright people are the quickest to recognize a good thing and it. Ve sell lots oi iiriglit people tld Little Early Risers. If vm are not briirht these piils will make you so. W.

B- Holt Sox. Notice is hereby given to parties knowing themselves indebted to H. I 1 uller to call and settle ttieir ac- co tnts with A. D. Howe by cash or good bankable uotes at once.

A. D. Howe. I.D.FOX&CO..JEYELERS EMI'OIUA, KANSAS. (odd Watches $2o 00 to 0(1 Cold Filled VI 00 to bit 00 Silver Watches 12 00 to 35 00 Silverine Watches.

2 60 to 15 00 Diamonds, Fine Jewelry. Clocks, Rogers' Pla ted Ware, Headqnarters for fine goods. We cordially in vite Hartford people to make our store jour headquarters while in the city 1. D. FOX St JEWELERS.

It is a truth in medicine, that the smallest dose that pel forms the cure the Ue ill Kittle r.arlv Kisers are the pills, will perform the cure auj are the best. W. B. Holt Son. Farm I nted.

Hand, Emporia. J. M. TO rESTIOJEItM. Instruction ol' line rent from Pension Aiieiil Keller Pension Agent Kelley Saturday issued the following instructions intended to facilitate the quarterly payment of pensions: The quarterly pr.yment of pensions at this agency will begin May 4th.

There are now on the roils about b7.000 pensioners and of this number prob.iol) 77,000 will send in tiieir vouchers at once and these will be paid by the night of the 1 Uh. As this necessitates an immense amount of work, pensioners are urged not to rite to tiie office touching their checks until tHe close of thepavment. These letters are intermingled with the vouchers and are not reached until all the mail opened. Many times pensioners vvrile, saving. before the payment is concluded write that the check is already received.

We cannot stop our work in the midst of the payment to answer these letters a.s this be an injustice to other pen-' signers. TI.ey aro aIo earnestly requested to examine their vouchers and see that they are corn ctly made out, wiiu the posiotlice corre tly given OH tiie inside as well as the outside of the voucher, and that both of these harmonize; that the jural is properly filled out and the officer's ieal attached, and that there is one witt.ess to the receipts in all cases. This is important as we have to return more than 2.0'W incorrect vouchers ev ery pa ruent. Be sure that the post is prepaid. as many of these tters are held in the office un'ii we receive a note from the postmaster that such a letter is held, and that by sending the postage the letter will be forwarded to our oflice.

thus causing a delay oi several days in the payment of the voucher, and in corresponding with this agency please give name in full, number of certificate and act under which pensioned. We would be glad if the local pen-l sioners would call for their pay on the 4th, as the entire force of toe office is put at their service on that day. B. Kellet, Pension Agent. We truly btdieye De itt's Little Early Ri-ers to be the most natural, most effective, most prompt and economical pill for biliiousuess, indigestion and inactive liver.

W. B. Holt Sox. TTillis, East 5th Repairing Department IS COMPLETE. BUGGY TOP REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.

Fly-nets, Dusters, Whips, Saddles, Side-Saddles, and evervthiim to bo found iu a first-class harness shop. Our stock is all new and the best the market affords. We are here to stav and want your patronage and if good goods, fair dealing and low prices will merit the same your trade will be so cured, -CyllandSeeU. Stigner Walter, conduct a prayer and song serv ice, and prevented the new arrival from doing business. Xo.

I was arreste an i Mr. Waterbury was called to prosecute the case, but it upon his arrival at the Rapids. Emporia Republican, (Apr. 23.) Mrs. Chord, of Saline City, Indiana, mother of Mrs.

T. J. Barbre, arrived here yesterday. ri iiLir vle. The undersigned will on Monday, May Jth.

1592, at 2 o'clock p. sell at Public Auction at tiie brick store build-; ing on lots 1 and 2. block 11, in Hartford, Lvon county, Kansas, the entire stock of drags, notions, furniture, fix-j lures, safe, paints, oils, stationery, ci-! gars and ail other poods now in said building lately belonging to HoIIoway A the same to be sold to satisfy a mortgage thereon given by said Hollo-way Co. to me. Olive M.

Pou.ock. Alexander's army knew no defeat. The same is true of Dr. Keuiier's Golden Belief. It is warranted to relive toothache, headache, neuralgia, or any other psuu in to minutes.

Also bruises wounds wire-cuts, swelling-, bites, burns, summer complaints, colic, (also in horses). ditirrluea. dveulerv, and flux. If satisfaction not given money returned. Sold by fiollowav Co.

Miss Ella Spencer leaves to-day for Parnell. where she goes to live ith her sister. For Sale or Kxt-huniie. 1 have a large quantity of Northern and Southern lands which 1 will sell or exchange for Kansas property. Address Jso.

B. Glaze, Care Hall Bro. Emporia, Ks. Arrangements are being luade by Hartford Post No. VJ6 G.

A. K. for the proper observance of Metuorial Day. There will be Memorial services at the M. E.

church on Sunday morning. May and Rev. R. T. Harkness will deliverthe Memorial sermon.

On Mon- day. the Memorial exercises will be held iu the afternoon at the same place. Elder N. G. Buckley will be the orator of the day.

A programme will be prepared appropriate to the occasion. The committee have extended an invitation to the Christian church and wish to extend the invitation to all other churches to join in the Memorial services as well as the general public. Let everybody turn out. The programme will probably appear next week. Dark, yellow, greasy skin is a symptom of disordered Kidneys and Liver, and unless treated promptly may result in dangerous disease.

One bottle i Bi ooi 1'L'Kieiek will entirely remove the cans ayd leave tiie skin vlear and tra iisparent. Sold and warranted bv W. B. Holt it Sou. Yates Center Drawer at: There are very few men in Kansas ho can get rid of oue wife and secure another in twenty-f jur hours, but Dr.

Morgan, of Le Koy, seems to have accomplished the feat in even less time. It is said that he was granted a divorce at Burlington, Kansas, oue day lust week and heme liatcly thereafter took the traiu for Kansas City, where he was united in marriage to the widow of IVrk Smith, of Le Koy. There seems to be grave doubts entertained by our legal lights as to the legality of the proceeding, as a decree for divorce iu this state does not go into effect until six mouths after granted. Let us suppose just for the sake of argument that Morgan's lirst wife takes an appeal be fore the time expires and gets the divorce set aside, would it not throw the doctor and his blooming bride into a predicament? IHlrlet INormal Convention. The Kansas District Normal Convention of the Christian Church under the supervision of M.

Ingels, of Topekii, convened at the Christian Church in this City on Monday, April the The following delegates were present: M. Ingels, State Sunday School Evangelist, of Topeka; Elder C. W. Yard, Le Koy; Mrs. Laura Ela and Elder M.

A. Dunning, of Burlington Bro. Ingels preached on Monday night, taking the text, "Thou art my Master," from he preached a splendid discourse that was well appreciated by a full house. Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock services began bj the investigation of the great first cause and next was Bible Religion, concluding with the investigation of miracles. Services began again at 2.0 p.

m. and the investigation of the Bible anil its religioo as more fully carried out. Elder Dunning tilled the pulpit Tues- day night, subject, L'nity," in which he set forth the blessings in union as a nation, church and army. A large au dience were in attendance and were well pleased. Bro.

Dunning isa good speak er. he services Vednesnay were on the Sunday School work from which we learned good lessons. The pulpit Wednesday night was tilled by Elder C. W. Yard.

Subject, "The Plea of the Christian Church, its Duty and Mission in the World," from which we received some good instructions. The convention was a grand success in every way. It was well attended both day and night. We feel that we were all benefited and extend our sin cere thanks to Bro. Ingels and those who helped us in the work.

Come again and we will welcome you. Contributor. Mrengtn and Health If vou are not feeling strong and healthy try Electric Bitters. If '-La I Grippe" has left vou weak and weary, use Llectnc Bitters I his remedy act directly on the Liver. Stomach and Kid- revs, gently aiding the organs to per- form their functions.

If ou are afflict- ed with Sick Headache, yon ill find speedy and permr.ent relief by taking Electric Bitters. One trial will convince you that this is the remedy yon need. Large bottles only 50c. at W. B.

Holt Son's Drugstore. I I I I I I i i i Little are the most effectual pill on the market. Safe, fure and certain. Sold and warranted by W. B.

Holt Son, From Lebo 4 'reek. Sherman Lewis lately purchased a threshing separator of Joe Leabo. Jlr. and Mrs. lUiam Louie visueu with his brother Sunday.

Jesse Sailing and sister, of Burlington, spent a Jew days at T. J. Good-nightVrecently. Mrs. G.

W.Smith and Mrs. Davis, of Lebo, were calling on the creek Sunday. There was a social party at T. J. Goodnight' on the 21st.

Dancing was the order of the evening. Any one contcniLlating house cleaning and help had better call on Charlie Applegnte. He is a lirst-rate hand at racing the dust. ANITA. Druggists say if, is a pleasure sell Family Mkiucinks, as every bottle is warranted for all that the label calls tor, so our customers are perfectly safe in buying them.

Sold and warranted by W. B. Holt A Son. Fall-view Item. Dan Steckley lost oue of his horses last week.

I. J. Hewitt went to Emporia Saturday. B. F.

Stoltzfus is working for Jake Walliser on Eagle creek. The present indications are favorable for a few peaches this VI I church at Hartford Sunday. We are glad to note that John CoU'elt is slowly improving flora her severe illness. Her brother from Oiiio nd sister from this state left last Monday. Arrived, at the home of Jim MuCor-ruick, a boy baby lat Thursday.

Miss Etta Biair was staying at D. C. Overly 's last week. John McCormick purchased a line lilly a few days ago. It is a daisy.

Anyone wishing to sow miilet can get seed of B. B. Stoltzfus. I. J.

Hewitt and B. F. Stoltzfus took their cattle to pasture Tuesday. D. C.

Overly's mother was up to vis- It them last Sunday. L. I. Elnieudaro Kehoen. We predict a late spring in "92.

Miss Belle Uoimes visited Emporia last Monday. Miss Lou Brewer, of Toronto, accompanied by a lady friend is visiting in the neighborhood. Owing to the fact that our church was not represented at Presbytery, which mot at Wellington recently, we are in a fair way to be without a preacher for some time. Our Sunday school, under Superinten dent Kay, is already making prepura- tions for exercises on children's day, June 13. Other notes will be given later.

The young peoples society of Christian Endeayor hich adjourned last fall for the winter, held their first meeting for this year on Easter evening. New officers were elected with A. Dumbauld as Presideut and an interesting meeting was had. Joe Humerick house has rented out the greater part of his farm land for this year so that he can devote his time to the churn business. Joe sells a good churn and any one needing anything in that line would do well to patronize him.

Our school closed on the loth inst. Pupils regular in their attendance having made rapid advancement in their studies. The teacher. Miss Mary A. Holmes, has kindly furnished r.s with a report of the school which we here append: School closed Friday, April 15, '92.

Total enrollment 30, Average daily attendance 19. In Grammar grade Carrie Gasche ranked highest in schol arship ami deportment. Carrie Gasche, Ralph Gasche and Edith Spencer were not absent during the terra. Good work has been done in all grade." Esthcsiast. ehavea stieedv and positive cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and headache, in Siiiloh's Catarrh Kemedv.

A nasal injector free each bottle. T'se it if you desire ti! nnd sweet breath. Price 50c. ISoid bv HoIIoway Co. The Hartford city schools close on next Friday.

The entire corps of teachers have worked hard to make a good record in their different departments and their efforts have been crowned with success. They have all worked in harmony and where there is union there is strength. This term closes the third in nartiora lor rrot. tteatneroy as principal ol tiie schools, ana un.ler nis directorship they have reached a hiirh standard. The Misses ood, Brogan, Jolly and Clark, the four lady teachers, have conducted their departments in a manner that bespeaks well of their abilities as imparters of education.

Taken all together this year has been a very pleasant one for both teachers and pupils, and' while it is natural for the young scholars to look forward to the vacation months with pleasure, many are reluctaut to part with their teachers. "Late to bed and early to rise will shorten the road to your home in ihe skies." But early to bed and a '-Little l-ir'v th nill tlnf vi lif longer and oetter and wiser, B. Holt Sox. HERTFORD NEHS. Trrn of Subferrtption- Dne Year 3lx Month.

Payable in Advance. $1 04 So THURSDAY. APRIL S. 132. School clonus Friday.

buckwheat flour at Walton W. Brewer was in the city yester- dav. Mr. and Mrs. Jord xery sick.

lUrden's baby is Go to Stunner Ac Walter's for No. harness oil. 1 B. F. Allen of city Monday.

Strawn was in the W. A. Scott went to Parsons Tuesday oil business. Lem. Daugherty will move into the Ruromel property.

Mrs. Levi Dnmbauld visited friends in Emporia last week. Justin Soden, of Emporia, was in the city Monday on business. Prof. Weatherby will remain in Hart-lord during the vacation.

C. A. Johnson made a Oyit-g business trip to Burlington Tuesday. Mrs. Dr.

S. P.Reser and Nick went to Emporia yesterday on a visit. buying a washing machine try the "Sunbeam'' at Dudley W. C. Fullen, of Burlington, tpetit Sunday with relatives in this city.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. MeCor-nnck, last Thursday morning, a boy. Mr.

Lilly Hyde and Miss Mary Dudley returned from Emporia Monday. The new addition to the Christian cnurch will te commenced next week. Shepherd O'Connor shipped rear load of cattle to Kansas City Saturday, 1). H. Kelley left Sundiy for the west to break prairie this spring faud sum nier.

U. A. aderhorn painted the new picket fence of Uncle Sam Gunter this week. Orandpa rollock. of i.rnpona.

came down yesterday on a visit.and business trip. I unningham ana S. imeher were down from Emporia on business Tuesday. Mr. Chess, of Burlington, was in the city Monday afternoon and Tuesday forenoon.

E. F. Morton, the popular cigar Burlington, was in the city Thursday. Ravi Stork are building Stukey's large residence. The v.oric is progressing nicely.

C. A. Johnson and wife and Miss Onie Jone. and Mrs. Mary Evans went to Emporia yesterday.

W. C. HoIIoway. our popular furniture dealer, delivered a bill of furniture to parties at Lebo Monday. Frank Down has his new shop i.ea completed.

It is located just west of Alex Stuhbs" black-smith shop. more rolls of wall paper just received at the Hartford Furniture Store, which ill be sold cheap for cash. Walton Bro. now run a delivery wagon and will deliver flour or feed on short notice in any part of 'hecity. The A.

O. U. W. lodge at Madison Lave received their new paraphernalia and are in a flourishing condition. C- Hamman sold three car loads of wheat to T.

O. Gibbon of this city, which he loaded at Strawn, recently, Wm. Burt and Walter Andrews left yesterday morning for near St, John. Kansas, where they go to break prairie. The emperor of China has ten men whose sole duty is to carry his umbrel- la.

There about that. is sorely nothing small A rat show was quite a novelty on the street Saturday evening. Many little tricks were performed by the trained rats. The ice cream season will be opeued by the Epworth League on Decoration eve with ice cream and strawberry social. By order of committee.

Farm Loans Wanted. J. M. Hanrj, Emporia. 1 price.

KANSAS. It is a faxed ami immutable law thai to have "ood. sound healtii one nm-f I pure, rich and abundant blood There is no shorter nof surer route th.i'. by a course of De Witt's Sarsaparilla. W.

15. Holt So. "mm Kansas QtyJotirnal A Prc'risjiii Daily RgjubHsas COM.LSTC TtaHAM AauASta mioti. ooo illustma- TtOMft. K.aolAL FBATUItia, TLMTCO IT.

Make th Jocat. accept bl to all clatse, bat autUiauy a Family Nmttmtrr. As the coming PreaidaatiaJ Campaif promiaa to be toe botteet ever contested, every Republican should become iub scriber and keep himself thor 1 ta-formed of taoat ia occurring ia Vka political THE WEEKLY JOURXAL AGRICULTURIST Contains all tbe got4 things ot the Dm fly and Sanger issue add ia a excellent Wekl Newspaper, amigaed for farmers sad otbtrs who cannot get a daily maiL SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. 1 j-r ST W. 11t Ba.

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Will vou heed the warning. The sig- na! perhaps of the sure approach of that in ie terribledisease Consumption A-k miselves if can afford fur the of saving to run the risk and do nothing for it. Ve know exper- nee that Siiiloh's Cure will cure voar coiijjtl. it never talis. explains why more than a million hollies were sold the past vear.

it relieve croup 1 1 1 I whooping cough at once. Mothers. do not be without it. For lame hack. lde reln-st use I'orous I'las-er.

Sold by li' Co. School it-port T'tii ii-; worinr -t promotion in the Grammar Department of Hartford High Schools A CLASS TO until srjiooL. Addi- Kulieii. Mir.nh- IVrkins, Lulu ii. 'liarlie I'erkms.

Oilie Godfrey, Kiniii.i Wi iglit, IW a Ilartz. Lizzie Muiidv, Mal-el Sutitb Wader, Henry Settle Kiy, Ned olloek. Mob Shepherd, label Hull, K.u) Hewitt, ra son. Bert t. Ola Haw son.

Nellie Wilson, "riie Wright, Turn Kov ivy. r. CI.AsS TO A. Anna Haiuiltoti Gt. tin Cooler, LolltislVl Kol.bilis, Charlie Gene Coiiihs.

Lm.a Iiixier, Waller liicett, Ohii Tweedy, George John Myers, Anna Gu'iter, Retta Sin'ih, May 1 In by. CLASS TO B. Bert Milner. Kittie eii-r. Lillie Fii.

'kiTtger, R.v Bav-inger, Arthur ItHvl. Kmorv Perkins, Katie Puff, Glenn Overly, S. Mukey. LKl'OR7ltT, Minnie PerS.ni.-Vabel Hall. Nettie Oi.ie Godfrey.

Kduh Shepherd, Ktnm.i Wrtglit, Siiii Waller, Glenn Cooley. Anna Hamilton, Laura liixler, Teresa Hei.zmaijj Solomon Stukey, Nebie Wil-on, Vldie Kulieii, Koy Ely, Gene Comb. Odie Tweedy, Mvrtle Overly, Katie Puff, Ida Ravi. Gleuu Overly. PCPIL3 REGULAR IS ATTENDANCE FOK THE YEAR.

Mabel Hull. Kirtie Resr, OI lie Godfrey. Earl Hew itt. Edith Shepherd, Charlie Stubbs, Ned Pollock. Lulu Jolni-on.

Glenn Overly, Arthur Ravi, Glenn Cooley, N'eliie Wil-on. Good, earnest work has been done by pupils, and failure to be promoted is chiefly due to irregularity in attendance or illness. M. A. Wood.

Teacher. 250,000 To Loan on Good Farms At Lowest Rates, LoG Ave Emporia, Kansas,.