The Evening Times from Clay Center, Kansas • 4

DR. JAS. LINDSLEY WELLftHERESWEARE. citizen to monkey witu, was coming Bp from Junction City on tbc evening train in i how-come-you-so condition, caused A Solid Fact. Ballard's Snow Lini nent is a postive and infallible cure for Rheumatism and all pain.

It cures Xeuralgia, lolluma-tion or Tightness of the Chest. Sore Throat. Bruises. Tains. Old Sores.

no doubt by downing too- nuch Junction Physician and Surgeon. Not City beer and other vegetables. Does general practice of Medicine and wishing to carry the vile stuff into a Frost Bites, Stiff Joints, Lame Back. where such articles are contraband, just I 51 Corns. Bunions as if by magic.

It is the most pentrating linim nt known. Try it and use no other. P. F. Biehi, Agent.

1 Titbies, sofas, cheap beds ami chairs at Abernathvs The Furniture Dealer G7-tf outside the city limits he proceeded to unload over the tougue. This was contrary to certain rules of etiquette that i Jim, the colored porter, had somewhere learned, and he politely requested be young man to fa jld his head outside the car window and allow it to cool, which request exasperated the requestee and aroused his gentle cowboy nature. He I reached bis hand iuto his "breast pocket and pulled a gun on tne porter, who im- Surgery. All calls in City or County promptly attended dav or night. Gives special attention to Diseases of "Women, Diseases of Throat and Nose Office, Lincoln Avenue, near Fourth Street.

the Ul-tf Wilder Bros, handles Roeksprings coal. An elegant Line of Pmer Racks Clock mediately took pc-session of the weapon i tij'Vij Ol 1 3 Tl i i wet wa Shelves and Brackets of All description at thesneers 1 Walter L. Abernathy's. 79-tf and the bad citizens from out cowed to silence to the tune of uioo 'Mis P8 uepdoJian am axfeucuiBd jnoA judiu pdJEcis aq ia JBd jno uo uojp ou Bifl 9iiiinccp 'aiucs am to mut and smiles of contempt from the at the Miss Leda Holzgang to-nigbt concert. Walter X.

Ahrrnatinj lias (i fine line of oil doth rug, one and onefouHh, antl one an! one half, and two tards square. Tfhtf The loan and building society meets this evening. business suit, go to When you want a Curran's. IIV" iT The Congregationalism have purchased -nuriuoo ipapf JOi no sb 9M an organ of J. C.

Grubs. to- Choruses, solos, duets, quartettes night at the opera house. Fcr Rent, A six room brick house. Enquire ol li. W.

Powers at the brick yard. 73-tf iioftl Your Hornett. The following letter fully explains itself: State of Kansas, ADJCTAXT UENhKAL UTTICt, ToPEKA, Nov. 18G. W.

tZJDuttt, 1 Co. 11. Vh Center, Kan 1ear sin: 1 am in receipt your favor of the 27th lust and in reply will say that you may inform the men of Co. II ihac ihe state military hoard will met i in session on Tups-day, the Tth'day or Decemher, hsS, at which lime the pay-roll? of all the companies, batteries, bands, will be examined and the amounts found to he due to each will be audited and allowed. The In formal kn you may have received about any payments having been made to any other regiment or companies Is certainly erroneous, as no such payments have been made Payments canno be except upon vouchers approved by the military board, and they have not hud a meeting for that iur pose vet.

Yours respectfully. A. B. Cami'Iiell, A. (i voice Mrs.

Crowell's sweet contralto will be heard this evening. 'oiieert M'rogrammc. Henry Smies will have his basso pro-fundo voice with him this evening. 0 Charlie Beck is in town again shaking the hands of all comers. He is not proud.

Miltonvale's the city to- J. B. Wicklin, one of brick manufacturers, is in day. Look us all over We're the Chinaman that makee so muchee trouble for poor meli-can manee, and now let me tell you friends that you can't AFFORD to buy a single article for Christmas until vou have seen JENNINGS' stock, whichlhe will showj you December i treasurer's the countv 81.171.36; Kaceipts in fice to-day, 42.J)7. The following is the pre gramme to be tendered at the concert, given by the ipils oi Prof.

J. J. Tiliotson. evening, Iecember 1st. at Gollober's Opeia 1.

spring is Come Mend UK.ohn Double Quartette. My Angel 1 lesser P. Wickstium. .5. Merry is the Greenwood Miss Leda 4.

The Ijist Man, S. Davidson. Kruanl Involani Verdi lOei Kulah Stewart. i. Fairest Maiden, Werner Henry Smie.

T. Hie the Kuken Quintette. 5. Infelice Verdi Piummer Shawtan The Swallow, itaaatl Miss Annie Hillings. 18.

Hark the I.ark, K.uktn Double Quartette. II. liood Beloved. Balfe W. A Davidson.

It, Casta Diva, Uelltnni Mrs. Dam mast. 13. Flw Gently Deva. Tarry Duett 14.

Maid of Kucken Mrs. Crowell. 15. I've Uft the Snow Clad Hills Lindley Mrs. Morgan.

10. As 1 View, Bellinul J. TiUotson. Tickets fifty cent No extra charge for reserved jii-it The west bound freight and accommodation on the T'nion Pacific was four h6urs late this morning. Sam Elwell is once more employing D.

Moore to run a part and portion of the latter's business. Local travel on the Union Pacific R. K. is rather slack at present. Everybody is waiting for the holiday During the month of November twenty-five marriage licenses were issued out of the probate court of this county.

Marriage license was granted to-day to Alexander Mitchell, aged 28. and Mary Harmon, aged 16, both of Clay count'. 4isBd aiji ut aSeuojiBd Jiaq; joj Dtiqnd aq; SutuBqx paumssB 3Aq aw auiBu aqi iubjjbw Ximj. him iBq; spooS jo 'OOlf pUB'8S3Ulfinq JtlO 1DBSUBJ1 oi qoiqA ut suiooj jo pupi isauij oq; 0 3uo SutABq ut 'auq siqi ui siubw Jpqi Xddns oi snojp jno aiBtjajddB pUB 9UO pooS st aSuuip aqi Bqi sn qitM aajte suoaiBd jno dAdipq JAV asooqo Xaqi it 'app jsbd juo asn oi saomaduioD ano avob puB sjuo auitju oi papnpuoo 3ABq 3m asodjnd aq; sassajdxa aawaq Bqi SutqiOU pUlJ 3M SB pUB Op 3M ssauisnq aqj jo aAiiBDiput ajotu 3UIBU 31UOS 3SU OI pAUB SBq 3UI11 jaI 3M AVOUIU Aip jo qiAvoaS aqi qitM aosd jds SBq ssauisnq jno ing iqSu sba 3uibu aqi 'aSeijiA TJEUIS litis SBA AJID JlutAVOiS puB injtinBsq aou jno aijqM jq 3snB03q AfisBi puB sjoui -jaqunj: apiii puy II ants What is the world without friendship? If you were to darken the face of the sun, the earth would be a dead round world hungin endless sili nee. not a wave would stir its sleeping ocean, not a breath would move its stagnent air, its mountain pillars with their bare old heads and jagged brows standing away up in the pale glimmering star light, would look like the tombstones of departed ages.

And what ihe earth would he with the sun darkened, mankind would be without that friendly tie that binds man to his fellow man. Now we dote on our many true, ftrni, fast friends, and we also dote on venison, ami can make a meal ont. On Wednesday 1 it. the day before Thanksgiving, some one of our friends doubtless knowing that the revenue that feeds our internal economy was cut off, sent to our abode a paekage containing a nice sucu'ent dear" roes Having exhausted our mental energies trying to rind out who that friend might be, that we might extend our thanks personally, we now take this method expressing our sincere thanks to the doner, sincerely hoping that he may continue without weariness in the good work. Littlk Hatchet.

0 0 The library will be open to-night for the purpose fof receiving books. All those who have books out for two weeks will be assessed five cents a day for each day over held. Cap. Pugh and Commissioner Lee are placing the tulip bulbs in the court house square to-day. Circular bfds six feet in diameter on either side of the thoroughfare running east and west are being made.

The doctors who have been in this county for the past ten years say that there is more sickness this fall than at auy other time since they came to the county. The majority of the sickness is of a typhoid malarial nature. We never blow about our size, but will let the goods speak for themselves. A Puzzle-Au old gentlemen living in. a great American statesman, county, arose one morning, gave his iace.

a bay in England, fed his country in Kurope, ate his breakfast of a piece of an English poet, fried in a country in Kurope, prepared by his daughters a cape 111 Mass. and a river in Asia, and going to the cupboard, be took a cape in South America, mounted his river In France, horse and asked a river in South America to direct him to the popular grocery and ipieeusware house of Hani, I.owderuiilk Co. Arrived there and examining their stock of goods he exclaimed "a city in France" and "a river in Michigan." Smiting his city in France, he added do not cape in X. C. to a French political economist that here is the tinest aud beet selected stock of holiday goods in Clay Center, and all offered at a very reasonable rebel general." The bystanders all exclaimed -That's a P.

O. in Clay county." The first one sending us a correct rendering of the above will receive in return an elegant and appropriate present dl-wl Ham, Lowdebmik Co. To Sabbath Schooltt. The Kansas State Sabbath School Association has employed Judge Xelson Case, of Oswego, to devote his whole time to the Sunday school interests of this state, and he is now engaged in the work. His work is to organize new 0 fH Hon.

Samuel Fullerton, head, front and back bone of the Chicago Lumber Company in this part of the state, is in the city. Long yeaas ago when he and Clay Center were youug and were playing engagements together, it was plain "Sam, now both are putting on I lit' II vathv The indications for to-day as reported by the Signal Service at "Gowenlock's Drug Store, and forecasting the weather for the next 24 hours, are as follows: a. m. Fair weather, lower a schools, revive the schools wher interest is lagging, hold conventions for discussing best plans of teaching, methods, etc. Clay county has been asked to contribute $50.00 toward this work, and it is estimated that the small sum of two pennies for each pupil will be all that is required.

Hence with the call for statistics a request is made for a donation of the above amount. All Sabbath school officers are requested to send immediate ly the names of the superintendent and secretary of their Sunday school to the secretary of the County' Sunday School Association, that their school may be registered among the schools of this county. H. G. Higixbotham, J.

W. Loweermilk, President. Secretary, I will frame all kinds of pictures to order aud guarantee better workmanship than can be produced elsewhere and un -dersell all other dealers. 70-tf W. L.

AB1RKATUT. No. Crescent. N. Red Crescent.

frills and airs. A prominent member of the Congrega-tionalist church takes exception to our local to the effect that that church was unduly cold Thanksgiving day. If we were the minister to some of the congregation who get spiritual nourishment in that sanctuary we would try and make it warm enough to suit them. There now. Nearly every one of the singers who help Prof.

TiUotson this evening are members of the different church chows of the city and do an immense amount of work for thanks only. They now are tendering to the Professor a benefit, and ask the citizens to do their part towards partially rewarding him and them. They deserve the encouragement of vour Ajiun ut J3qi3S -Oi n9MP iaBSB3id si 8SUB03q pUB i HB Stt J3A0 8uia xq pBdjds XpuBuStusq pinoqs HB3d jo 135ub psqoj 3tqAV sqi Btr; snojisap Xjsa aJB sa dsnBD -3q pUB 3SU3JJ0 XlJBd UIB1J33 oon 3.iS SUB3UI )Bqi Aq lqStui 3A )Bqi sn oiun pdJBdddB 1 39TB03q sjouusqunj puy 3ui6B3ld 3JOUI pU323l lU3J3JJtp JB3q uns Suiujout 3qi jo sAbj 3q Ul 3Bn.pupS HBqS uSlSptBS uibSc uaq.u puB cspjOA Aui33s -un 383qi pdAOUiaj 3q oi pssnBD 3av 33uo ib UMOU 3q 3JOJ3J3qX 'PBSUBJl 3J3M SJIBJ -jb sjdnuiBg pres qiq.w ut ujooj 3q; qitM ifuipiqu puB ui SutujnoC Vnm Fair itlir. v. mitwr.

'I'll KKMOM K'I'KK. VhaiHHun antl OaklaatlJohn. presence as much as does the beneficiary your money and you will be Killing two I birds with one stone, beer We have no 1 ,000 to squander in backing up false assertions, as we have always sold goods so cheap that we can't raise that amount. And now we are ready and willing to sell you anything you may want for the holidays at our usual low prices. We believe the best way to advertise is to sell honest goods at a small profit, and will therefore sell you WHISK BROOM HOLDERS From 50 cents to $5.

Toilet Sets $1 to Sio, Odor Cases, 50c to $7. Albums. 10 cents to SIO, Large Scrap Books at 20 cts. i 9a in' OSP 12 in. i i ail km' I 4 To the Kditor of Tu Times.

Protracted meetings at the Plea-ant Valley school house. Thanksgiving passed off quietly and pleasantly in this section of the county. The greatest event was the oyster supper at John Wedd's. given under the auspices of the Odd Fellows of Oak Hill. A very pleasant time was had.

The Odd Fellows know how to enjoy themselves as well as to dispose of oysters. Mr. T. J. Allen of Kansas City, one of the largest live stock dealers in the United States, and a brottn of Mrs.

Gowenlock, will be in Clay Center tomorrow. Mr. Allen will be remembered by the old-time stock men of Clay countv has having bought cattle in this section 15 or 20 years ago. The lat larjje stock operation of Mr. Allen was selling one and one-quarter million dollars worth of Texas cattle to an English syndicate.

This was the lamest cattle deal that ever took place in America. The predictions have been verified. the day has been cloud and the ath- i er would seem to indicate that wintei has settled down for keeps. The Smith brothers seem to have been the fortunate individuals at the turkey i raflle at Oak Hill on the -J4th they having won three or four turkeys apiece. Some thirty or forty Park ys were dis- posed of on that day at the raffle.

We haven't seen Mr. Macy lately, but we are satisfied that he smiles and is thankful. Mo man with six boys in the family can teel otherwise than happy when his wife presents him with a bounc December Santl 9. Mrs. Elizabeth Lyle Saxon of New Orleans will lecture for the W.

C. T. IT. of Clay Center, December 8 and 0. on subjects of preseut importance.

We congratulate ourselves very much on our good fortune in securing the services of this gifted ladv, who is making a trip -o. Their oulv daughter died CDALCQftL, GOAL! COBS! COBS! COAL and COBS constantly on hand. Delivered tc any part ot the ing baby girl. 08 30UJO sod spjOM 3qj 8ti pinoqs 3uo ou iBqi p3issnb3J 4p3pu3ddB oiundidqi jptpoo ut pUB 1U3U1B1S31 pUB HIA 1SB Stq Ut UlBg 3pUQ St 3rm UOUIUIOD 3S0qA 3UO iBqi sn oiun pdJBdddB inq SU00UI AUBUJ 3S3l t0 JOJ UA0U5( Q33q 3ABq 3A qotqM Xq 3ujbu 3qi sssutsnq jo SDBjd jno J3A0 p30Bd pBq 3A 33UIS sABp A3J some vears ago. jCollarand (W Boxes.

$1 to S9L through our state. Our being so near the main line of the U. P. R. R.

makes it possible for us to have her at a very small outlay. Let everybody hear her and we will insure no one will be disappointed. By Order of the Union. Fair Warning. Homer says it's a boy this time, aud whether he won at the turkey raflle or not, he is happy all the same.

He says it takes more than four aces to get ahead of him. Ou Friday last quite a number of the neighbors collected together at Mr. 11am-moud Keeler's and gathered his corn. A vry benevolent act. Mr.

Keeler fully appreciates an act of this kiud. Ae is a worthy citizen and one who strives to Glove ami Handkerchief Boxes9 50c to $7.50 set. Toys at any price you want them Christmas cards, well now, we expect to give away about i Everything has conspired to make this the dullest day, locally speaking, that has been in the city for a long time. We snent half an hour i.i watchin? a eouole city at the lowest prices. Telephone your orders to X063.

meet out justice to all. Tne loss of hi: im i mm i of them. Come and see us and we assure you that you will be of men give each other a piece of their ieac misior uue to him hat we like to see is practical charity, mind but that was all it amounted 3 to; they were both cowards and if there C. A. Hammond, formerly a teacher of is anything we hate it is a coward.

A Wakefield, but now of Lincoln Center, is man that won't give and take a few i visiting his brother, Sydney Hammond, blows to make a newspaper item on a Oakland. X. B. So Charge for Z- livery, At the Pleasant Valley lyceum on dull day is a mean spirited contemptable coward, and we give fair notice that another such attempt to thus trifle with treated with every courtesy whether you purchase or not. No one is ever kicked out be cause he's poor.

W.L.JENNINGS eunesuay evening Jast, the follow George's European estaurant namprl npr.nns with .1 will our re port rial force 1 i uiv. The onlv cause for a suit of with intent to kill. dent; Maggie Keeler, secretarv; Bernan- First-class Restaurant in the city. Uo treasurer; bidney Hammond, marshal. The Question for disiMiiiin MOTTO Meals at all Honrs.

Charges Seasonable. Having engaged the services of Mr. A Cowboy otced. Tuesday evening a young man of this city who has been out west for the past next Wednesday evening is: i8com, That the Luicago anarchist should be huug. Principals in debate J.

Miller J. Lookridge, negative, i Stewart, am prepared to give first-class to jtimjjfl Itoagbfes bkusHf a ball Profits tots of.