Garfield County Call from Eminence, Kansas • 3

The wonderful cure by Salvation Oil of KANSAS' NEWS. disappointment. The round house, turn TWm arias' name and the trlee arc amrwd on tbe barton Of THE OUNCE OF PREVEN- lrrr Shoes advertised bv bim before leav in his fartorr: thi protects CAUTIOIW tbe wearer against high prices and inferior eroods. If yoar table, will be removed from there to Horace. Mr.

M. S. Culp, 229 George Baltimore, who was for many years so prostrated with Hheumatism as to be entirely helpless, dealer offers you Shoe wfiiiout W. UOlGLAb' name and nriff ataium-d On llieDI. and uv thpv are kl Sbnoa c.r tnct nuul do not fie deceived thereby.

Dealer make more profit on unit Down shoes titatare not warranted bv'any- cas awaKenea wiae-spread interest in this remedy. It ccsts only 25 cts. Buy only thoe that hare W. do not lndueed to bur shot that liave no reputation. J'l name and toe Drice minini-d on tlie bottom, and ton Lincoln Beacon: A notable and very pleasing incident of the city election in "If the heart of a man is depressed with 1Luit at dollars axe lavtJ annually la this country by tbe wearers oi W.

I XiOttiLAS' kilOZi. Lincoln was the appearance at the TRY TRXx polls together and voting of three genera care and suffering, the mist is dispelled when the bottle appears." Not a bottle of spirits, oh, no! but a small vial of that invaluable compound known to civilization, as Dr. tions of women of one family. They were Mrs. Ellen M.

Dodson, her daugh Bull Cough yrup, which will cure a cough or cold immediately. By wire from Clay Center: J. F. Billings dealers in dry goods made an assignment this morning. Liabilities Assets not given.

Horace Champion: H. Peiffer, joint-ist, was arrested, brought before Esquire Westver, plead guilty on two counts, and was sentenced to jail for 60 days and fined $200. McPherson Republican: The Marquette Tribune, Jas. A. Harris, editor and publisher, is on our table.

It is the Monitor resurrected under a new name and is a good, newsy, local paper. Osborne Journal: The receipts of ter Mrs. Ella P. Moore, and her granddaughter, Mrs. Etta L.

Minx. Mrs. Minx carried in her arms her infant son The prayer of the office seeker: Lord make me good enough to pet a fat position, but not too good to work it for all it is but a few months old. It is safe to pre TION. Under the above heading the New York World of February 10th, contains an editorial, of which the following arc a few extracts: "Physicians and unprofessional men of sense agree that if people would take a little of the pains to prevent disease that they do to have it cured that the civilized world would be much less like a vast hospital than it is now.

But the idea of a regular and etated physical examination, even of persons "who are apparently well, is aD excellent one. The approaches of pulmonary complaints, kidney troubles, and many of the other ills that flesh is heir to are so insidious as not to be apparent to their victim. In nothing is it truer than in disease that 'an ounce of prevention is worth a pound oft There is a great deal of wisdom in what the "World remarks. Individuals, worth." dict that that boy will grow up without any prejudice against women in pontics. Apoplexy, pneumonia, rheumatism ut.

Austin innt, late proressor are prevented and removed by Warner's im PURE, bOjBPIuM ia isi fans. bare Cure. tiyrxDr. Geo. Johnson of Kings College, London.

England. Bellevue Hospital Medical College, Fellow of the New York Academy Medicine, member of the state medical soci eties of New York, Virginia, Rhode says: "There is wide-spread enlargement of the muscular walls of the small arteries in chronic Bright's Disease, not Island, Massachusetts, says in the Osborne postoffice for the year just closed were $3,530.22. The receipts are eighty odd dollars less than the year previous, but a steady increase has marked the last half of this year. only in the arteries of the kidneys, but also in those of the pia-mater invest- speaking of Bright's disease, or advanced kidney disease, "The minor ef- -Jl T1 1 a i i if 1 IV I ASk 1 'St'' iecis are neaaacxie, loss or vision, im ing membrane of the brain), the skin, paired hearing, involuntary muscular the intestines and the muscles, as a re- watervuie xeiegrapn: 'ine lawn in front of the fine residence of Julius Ha- A 1110,11 th lst rmrKtl-s AIIt l-rio-Illaim etandii rre-minent The rtrurt.t i-rnt at in luiibfM. tnus, as giving rDUreaUMcUa It is used.

rr i ce 25ct 8., and 1 per Bot tie. TtaeSXTKvr BOTTLES nr pntnp for the accom-niudaii-in of ail uo siiup); a OoCuli or cuori' kkm tenr. Those dMirtntf a for 'OXS UyfPTIOit or any Lt'XO DISEASE hol.i ttcun Vu Large BottUt. MyJsers. Read! Oakland April 14.

1SS8. demand for AM I.I'no Hai 9AM is int-rraviruz eonotant W. The lartir think thr no ruttdiclue euual to it for CrU! and Whooping Cough. O. ARTIN.

PruegUil. suit of a morbidly changed condition of benicht, our wide awake merchant, is twitching, cramps, drowsiness, vomiting and diarrhcea." These are but some of the common symptoms of this malady, If disease. the blood due to kidney the kidney disease is not cured, apoplexy, pneumonia or rheumatism will which accounts for Warners Safe Cure assuming a beautiral and artistic appearance, showing to good, advantage the well known good taste of the owner. Olathe Democrat The sixteen members of Mrs. Norvell's Sunday school curing so many diseases (so-called) result.

arner Safe Cure does cure kidnev disease, thus enabling them to wmcn are not diseases, but are symp as a rule, do not give their physical welfare attention, and it is only when alarmed by the presence of disease itself the consciousness of failing strength that attention is given to such matters. Much has been said and written in recent years concerning the extreme and oftentimes fatal danger which results from delay in the treatment of kidney diseases. Physicians admit that they cannot control advanced disease in those or toms or advanced kidney disorders. take out of the blood the morbid or un-' unhealthy matters. KANSAS CHURCHES.

rjm wm jyj tjX to IT tM Wat tSM MiwItlwulvmrMl ll class are making a very handsome silk quilt which is to be sent east to the Baptist Association to be sold for the benefit of foreign missions. Each mem riartiord uali: lne Catholics ar, Quoth a pad yonns physician named Proctor, Aa he sealed to his grocer a letter, "It sometimes occurs I'm Ms But oftener still I'm Ids Dr." tiieve Little rui. They also relieve Dig CARTERS taking preliminary steps toward erect tress from ing a handsome church edifice. It is to digestion and TooHeam Eating. A perfect rem Bella "Don't I look like a perfect fright be of brick and put up in good style.

gans, and it is doubtful whether they edy for PA ITTLE IVER FILLS. can control it in any stage without the 1 drowsiness. Tasb iu the- Mouth. Coatet: in my new sacs, lara (absent mindedly) "Yes." Bella "You mean thing. I'll never speak ta you again as long as I live." Democrat: Tlie protracted meeting at the Lutheran church, assistance of varner Safe Cure, which Tougue.Pain in the Side.

ber is piecing a handsomely embroidered block with her name in the center. Marion Times: The race track at the fair grounds has been leased by Dr. Hannaford and two or three other gentlemen, and several horses from Newton are expected up to po into training. The doctor says that the public generally are invited to use the track for is established as the only known means which will reliably prevent and cure this conducted by Rev. Welscher and daughter, of Abilene, still continues, and TOKI'IU LIYliK.

Tbe regulate the Bowel Purely icetaWe. Frlco 25 Centiu All competent authorities say Bright's FOR class of disease. considerable interest is being Disease has no svniptoms of its own. W. DOUGLAS S3 GENTLEMEN.

Besides, it has been definitely ascer CAS7S3 lEIICKS ICiS. but presents the symptoms of other af tained that kidney disease is the real Small Dose. Small Price.3 fections. arner hale Cure is universally recognized as a specific for Holton Recorder: The chairs with which the Presbyterian church will be cause of ill health in most cases where right Disease. That is whv it cures seated, have arrived.

It is expected that the new church will be occupied by so many other diseases, whicu are caused by the kidney affection. It re driving purposes at all proper times. The Atchison Champion says that the supreme court has decided that the verdict of a jury cannot be lawfully received by the trial court on Sunday when the decision referred to expressly says that May 1, altiiough the organ will not be consumption, heart, brain or nervous disorders are supposed to exist, and in consequence of such belief many fatal mistakes have been committed by our best physicians in treating such disorders, which are but the symptoms of MADE SEAMLESS. WITHOUT TACKS OR NAILS. The reputation of this Shoe is so veil established that it is not necessary to go into details.

tS.OO GENUINE HAND-SEWED SIIOE. A fine dress shoe made of the best stock. S4.0O HAND-SEWED WELT SIIOE. The best shoe for the price lu the market. 83.50 POLICE AND FARMERS'.

SIIOE. Is made expressly for Policemen, Letter Carriers, Railroad men and Farmers. 3.80 EXTRA VALUE CALF SIIOE. Made purposelr for heavy wear, and should last a year. 7.25 WORKINGMANS SIIOC.

Is specially recommended for sen and comfort. t.OO GOOD-WEAR SIIOE. Lot.k at them and Judge for yourself. 8.00 nd 81.75 BOYS' SCHOOL SUOES. Have been thoroughly tested and give the Utri-faction.

ALL MADE IN CONGRESS, BUTTON AND LACC, stores the kidneys to healthy action. delivered until the first of June. Junction City Republican The Ger A mild hint Ethel (as the old gentleman papa, what is it?" Old man Lutheran church, of this city, has tendered a call to Rev. F. Pennekamp, the disease, whilst they have allowed the real disease disease of the kidneys, Scroggs "Here an umbrella 1 brought for The most certain and safe Parn REMEDY in the world that instantly stops the most excruciating pains.lt istruly OF PAIN.

and has done' more a verdict may be received on bunday, but that judgement upon the verdict rendered on that day of the week is void. George. It looks as if it would rain before of lopeka, and that gentleman has ac to escape their notice until too late. morning. cepted and will remove to Junction City W.

L. DOUGLAS $3 AND $2 SHOES FOR LADIES. There is no safer or surer way by aooui Aiay 1st. Air. jfennekamp is a DECORATIONS Lincrusta.

Walton WAll PAPER. very able minister and he is president Wnen the nuestloa was suggested of patting a lady's shoe on the market at a popular price, we at once We are showing the largest line of line and me which health can be preserved and disease averted than by the occasional use of Warner's Safe Cure, which will bene 'Horriiiieilieil Lit irei a serviceaoie. siviwii Ktkiie lik liell a ki.ul ATTpr nturti trtiunip anil pvnpnw wa sell at After much trouble and expense, we of the Kansas district of the Missouri dium goods ever brought to Kansas. Sample box at lat succeeded, and can now eive vou a shoe that Is In everv wav worthv of vour consideration, and von es sent out bv express to all parts of the state. If will tind It equal to those which have been costing you $4.01) and These shoes are not made of French synod, and his removal to this city will kil, but you are needing any goods in this line, send a de of the best kid that can be produced In thi countrv, and we defv anv but an expert to distinguish ltween ng Junction City into considerable I the two, and venture to say, if the question of service and quality comes up.

the decision would i be in favor of W. L. DOIOLAS' 93.1K) Hhoe for Lntliea. Anomcr ana excellent recommendation scription of yoar room, stating plainly what price you wish to pay. Express charges iaid on bilLs of 10.00 and upwards.

Thos. K. Price fit the "engines of life," the kidneys, even if they are in a normally healthy state; while the good that will result in case disease is threatened, or is already prominence. 720 Kansas Avenue, Toieka. Kansas.

Cottonwood Falls Courant: When the lowering clouds began to hover over this city and Strong, the other day, a bolt of lightning struck the chimney of the residence of Mr. C. I. Maule, in Strong City, knocking the same down, and going into the cellar. Mrs.

Maule was knocked across the but escaped uninjured. Wm. Roberts, M. Physician to the Manchester, Infirmary and Luna-tin TToKnital. Prin'pssnT of "MprHinA in Is they are made without tacks or nails, having a smooth inner sole which rids one of the annoyance of boIHhI host; and sore feet.

If your dealer will not ret you the kind or style you want, send your order direct to the factory, with the tirice enclosed, and lliry will be sent vim hv return mail. jiostage free; consequently, no matter wher you live, you can always get W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES. Be sure and state size and width you Argentine Republic: Rev.

Miller, of present, cannot be overestimated. Consumption Surely Cured. the Congregational church, is ex uui aiue, miw lur hu vruer uiaua giving mil wsirucuous now 10 gel a perieci ni. The most careful examination made To The Editor: Please inform your read pected in Argentine soon. The ers that I have a positive remedy for Con by a skillful physician sometimes is un V.

L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, IVIass. criticism on Mr. Miller's prolonged ab sumption. By its timely use thousands of good than any known remedy.

For Sprains. Bruises, Backache, Pain in the Chest or Sides, Headache, Toothache, or any other External Pain, a few applications rubbed on by the hand act like magic, causing the pain to instantly stop. For Congestions. Inflammations, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Cold in the Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago. Sciatica, Pains in the Small of the Back, more extended, longer continued and repeated applications are necessary to elfect a cure.

sence was untimely, as he has buried hopeless cases have been permanently cured, his loving wife since leaving Argentine. runnruijrunji 1 shall be glad to Bend two bottles oi my reliable, since this class of disease is extremely deceptive, and seldom openly manifests itself until the unsuspecting sufferer is beyond assistance. It is hoped that he can be induced to remedy free to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their continue his pastorship, as the Republic Express and P. O. address.

Kestiectfully, T. A. SLOCUM. M. C.

18L Pearl N. Y. is of the opinion that he was growing It is paid that mermaids tie up their hair in high favor with his congregation with a marine band. when called away. From Good Fortune Away ES) AD WAY'S Russell Springs Republican: The Owen's College, says: "In a great majority of cases Bright's Disease begins slowly and imperceptibly." This is sufficient warning, and justifies you in using Warner's Safe Cure before your kidney troubles become chronic, or pronounced Bright's Disease.

Holton Recorder: During March the Rock Island R. R. at this station sold nearly $1,900 worth of tickets, and received in freight about $3,700. This showing is extremely satisfactory to the Home. meeting held at the church for the rec Galveston (Tex.) News, April 2nd.

ognition of the Congregational church FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. During the recent Mardi Gras cele of Russell Springs passed off very sue- When Baby was sick, we gave her Carter! When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, bration at New Orleans, a lady from nLrLjLrirLrii cessiuiiy. a large number were present and the recognition exercises were READY RELIEF. Instantly relieves and quickly cures all INTERNAL PAINS. Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Vomiting, Heartburn, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Sick Headache, Diarrhcea, Colic.

Flatulency, Fainting, Spells. Sold By Druggists. 50 Cents a Bottle. Galveston, while taking in the carnival, was not forgetful of the fact that it was conducted by Revs. L.

P. Broad, o. To Oir Bs Tiuwni nr tw Woat.n. near the time for the March drawing of peka; J. B.

Eddie, of Ellis; T. Marsh, of the Louisiana State Lottery, and re Wallace, and B. F. Richards, of Buffalo officials of tthe road, who say that the receipts by this office are not exceeded by the receipts of any other station in Park. The new church has a member tttJr In ertir to intrtnliw oar troods.

will until ftir- UMT BAnMJNia BAM III IMK nH CARRIAGES. ship of about twenty. The deacons are Kansas. locality. on of oar 4rnnd liOHbl membering that she was then in fortune's very household, the home of the lottery company, she invested $1 in a lottery ticket, which she brought back tbi bent Uoufii5ar Messrs.

Sidwell and Armstrong and rvT a MMiVrciied Nhot uds. rl( make th; wonrerful ofTer lr mm nmtnii that ur rrKMin arr, the church starts out with a fair pros North Topeka Mail: The Meriden boys realized handsomely working out racial nmt ih, whinifwipoinin them, in mn? ieftiitT. thwtr wl mMH i 4 mvum prrada. ana many Mtpi parcnw a lartra aaci prommoia trmiei, pect of success. llrrrrk.

railroad taxes the last several years, l.o .1 In a. rMUlt W.r.n Mlppir I're only one p-no in rh toclity.a. 1 boM who writ, at oaci, will uik tun of thi rrw.nl. whll. -1 wtradrlavwill loan Ih rhaae.

Beat Una. Grand T-lcop. NoarreJ'IMt to Galveston, almost forgetting its possession among her many pleasant recollections of the trip. The drawing came, Marion Record Mr. E.

S. Walton is 1 ar 1 Itorc. Over the state four separate outfits have t.x ft.irth, hrra. bM. who writ, at onra will Hcira Drnmut A- favrry- Mai.yourn:ir.-iUca.artraa.

AdOraa, 11. UAlLI I'T ltox 40i, Portland, Halac. in receipt of a letter from Assistant contracts for this year on different roads. and it was not until several days after that she bethought herself of her ticket, State Secretary W. R.

Johnson, an uurtown will be robbed or tnirty or nouncing that it is definitely decided to forty men for the next six months, but ft I her attention directed to the hold the regular annual state Y. M. C. the amount of cash brought back will matter she, upon examination, discov A. Bible School in Marion, beginning justify their absence.

FOR ered that she held one-twentieth of ticket No. 10,420, which drew the second the 11th and closing on the 21st of June, Svirries, Pliactons, Bug gies, Spring "Wagons and Carts. Clay Center Dispatch William Swift, This is a great honor to our city living north of the citv, lost his stable 4xnere is usually an attendance of one COW BRA'D and granary by fire. With the build 31? Jl. IL 330" At DRrc'jjfrs and Dealers.

THE CHARLES A. V0GELER Baltimore. M4. hundred or more of the leading workers capital prize of $100,000, thus entitling her to $5,000. The ticket was promptly cashed through the binking house of Adoue Lobit of this city, being paid over to Mr.

Nichols -as the representa ings he lost one horse, two sets of har in the state. Dr. James II. Brooks, of TO MAKE A St. Lonis, who has no superior and few.

Write for Catalogue and prlera. All Work Firat Claim and Warranted. low nitre Freight; You mare the IJraJer' I'rojit Jtuyiny of the Manufacturer. ness, 700 bushels of corn, 300 bushels of oats, 100 bushels of wheat, besides considerable farm machinery. He was Eelicicjs Eiscii'it tive of the fortunate lady.

if any equals as a Bible instructor, will probably be present as usual. It will y-4 SK yOOR CROOER FOR COW BRAND WMScott'sEmEisionHasDone Over 25 Pounds Gain In IO Weeks Experience of a prominent Citizen be fine gathering of good people, who not at home at the time, and believes it to have been eet on fire. Insurance, Clara ''Did you notice ho beautifully B.JOHNS' WIIOLESALK CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY, my dress sat at the Harvard Assembly?" Bessie "Yes, I noticed it sat most of the will "camp out and do their own cooking, and have a good time, socially, $400. ABSOCUTELV PURE. time." Kansas j.ue alifoiikia rocirrr tub Suppression of Vice.

San Fraxcisco, July 7th, 18S6. physically, gastronomically, intellectu Severy Severyite: The school board ally and spiritually. together with the teachers of the school I took a severe eold ucon In I80O, "Brown's Bhoxchial Troches" Cmrenteed A Vl S-rS vJ r. were introduced, and their success as a cure STOCK AND FARM. met at the residence of Dr.

Littler for the purpose of the arransrinpr for the TO FIT for Coughs, Asthma and Bronchitis has been unparalleled. planting of forest trees in the school ry return mall. "WwSdSSSC Monitor: From the Wellington ground. The board has purchased 400 lull descriptive, circulars of Transferable "Mary, I should be delight abundance of blossoms on the peach trees and the object is to have all the ed had I as much hair as you." "Wall, KOOOT'S IIW TAUOa SYSTEM trees it is evident that the damage done mum, yez can borry it any toime yez loike." patrons of the school, meet at the school ground and plant the trees and thus by the February cold snap was greatly exaggerated and that enough buds were commemorate the event. Work for workers! Are you ready to work, left to make all the fruit the trees are OFCBESSCOniRS.

Any tady of intelligence, can easily ana quickly learn to cut and malca any garment, 1 any style to an measure for lady or child. Address able to bear. A Hill City special Harry "Wheeler and do you want to make money? Then write to B. F. Johnson of Richmond, Va.f and see if they cannot help you.

-r -Mm I Wm Plevna Torch Light: C. B. Darris myehestand lungs and did not give it proper atten. tion; it developed into bronchitis, and in the fall of the same year I was threat- i ened with consumption, Physieians ordered me to a more congenial climate, and I came to San Francis- eo. Soon after my arrival Ieommeneed taking Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites regularly three times a day In ten weeks my avoirdu-.

pois went from 155 to 180 pounds and over; the cough meantime ceased. C. R. BENNETT. SOLD BY ALL CRUCCISTS.

and Willie Walton, two sixteen-year old boys, and sons of prominent busi putting in a drive well for the purpose Sheriff's Sale. Smoke the Sheriff Sals Bexar, a straight 10c ITaran a Se of irrigating his beautiful yard of Al ga for 5c ness men here, were to take part in an amateur play. Thirty minutes before the audience assembled the boys jest falfa. Farmers should see the growth of hay that this will make, it was sown ll Vn-iia li il, I ft I 'J Cincinnati, 0 OKLAHOMA. Now that millions of acres of this magnificent ingly went through a duel, snapping re in the fore part of April of last year and til 1 i -m Dr.

Isaac Thompson's country are to be opened to settlement, thousands of anxious home-peekers are pressing toward the would nave maue two crops as dry as ll. volvers at each other, when Wheeler's was discharged, the ball penetrating ELEDIUTFJ) KYE WATEI the season was. "Promised Land. Twelve clock, noon, of Tliia artirlo a careful! breimreil Phyaiclan'p pre April 22d, 18aa, is the time named in the President' proclamation when they can cross the line alton brain, killing him instantly Junction City Union: General Scho Garden City Democrat: There were 344 acres of Irish potatoes cultivated scription, and ha been in eonnaii tie nearly a century. CAITIOX.

The only peuuine Thompson's Eye Vntcr up'n the white wrapper each bottle an engraved pnrtrait of the inventr. Dr. Isaac THorn-sos, with a ac-timiif of his ainaUire; alw a note ba.od timed John Thnnipaon. Avoid all other. The Eye Water can be cbtaineJ from all Drucgitta.

JOHN L.TH0MPS0N,S0NS TROY, N.Y. into Oklahoma All who intend going should inform themselves before starting, as to the easiest, quickest and bert way to reach the country in time to secure their homesteads and to be on the ground ready for business at the earliest possible in Finney county last year, and the re field is expected to visit Fort Riley this month. After his visit it is expected that the $150,000 required for the la 1663 1 contracred Blood Poinon of bad type, and was treuicd with mercury, potath ar.d parsaparilLa ivorse the time. 1 took 7 email bottles S. S.

S. which turns tnererrom amounted to over $13,000. We think this does exceedingly well for a countrv where it is said moment. Liamiie the official maps ana make no mistakes as to your route. The Atchison, To I nrewrlb ani? ran.

bridge, street and walks, lighting for peka Santa Fe R. R. is absolutely the only rail dors lix as tbe only specific fortbeccnaiBCura Coras ia the post, and steam heating and plumb cured entirely, and no eign of that Irish potato culture is a failure. rl TO DATfcO road butlt ana operated xnio and tnrouph Oklahoma. Two daily trains in each direction through the country.

The U. Land Office for emraataad Ml ing will be immediately provided for. Farmers will make a greater effort this me useae nas returned. 3. C.

Nakctc, Jan. Hobby ville, lad. aMMelfWini ol this diiwasp. O. It.

IXJKAIf AM.M. Amsterdam. X. Y. bave sold Rig for Several hundred men are employed at the eastern district of Oklahoma located at Guthrie, directly on the line of the Santa Fe.

aTraalTtiTtib year to make this the liest potato growing country in the United States. Ky little niece had white swelling many yt-ani. ana ll nas The U. S. Land Office for tlie western district if Claxkal Ba.

Fort Riley, and before another month passes 600 working men will be given trrmnm ifiven tbe best of eatU Lincoln Beacon: Mr. Jacob Shafer, Onto. R. DYCHF.rO., employment. men an extent inai eae was confined to tbe lK-d tor a long time.

More thnn SO pieces of bone cams out of and tbe doctors said amputation was the only remedy to located at Kingfisher Staxe btation, thirty miles wett of Guthrie and oiT the line of any railroad. Kingfisher Stage Station is, therefore most easily reached via the Santa Fe to Guthrie, thence by etae.There is forty miles less stage ride and twelve of Bashan, is one of the truly success Chicago. III. Sold bjr DruatfLsla. raV ful farmers of Lincoln county and ueipnos iepubiican: ine sons veterans turned out and cut wood for scarcely ever fails to raise good crops.

hours shorter time than via any other route to Kinpfisher. The Santa Fe lloute connects with the important lines from all parts of tlie country, and reaches Oklahoma direct from Chicago, Kan a. V. save ber life. I refused the operation and put her on f.S.S.

and she is now up and acti ve and in as rood health as any child. MissAxxnGtuuso, Feb. 1 1. S9. Coicmbua, (ia.

Book on Blood sent free. crippled veteran. Henry Gilbreath gave the trees and the boys cut, split and I do not mean merelT tostoo tbeta lor a tune nd sas ijeavenworth, Joseph, Atchison, lo He has just made a sale of fat hogs and has sixty left, besides having on hands a large quantity of corn for sale. He says the acreage of wheat in his section peka, Abilene, Salina, loncontia, Minneapolis. Kansas, McPherson, Newton, Wichita.

Winfiekl. hauled enough to last the family along into the summer. It was hauled six or eight miles into the country. Sheridan then have them return. I mean a radical cure.

I have made FITS, EPILEPSY or i ALUXtf SICKNLsSa life-ionir study. I warrant my remedy to cure tbo wonst cane. BecauM others bave failed is no reason for not now reeei vins; a cure. Send at once for treatiao and Free Bottle of my infallible remedy. Give Kirre and P.

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C. 183 Feavrl fsU. fr.l Swirr fcrEciric Co. Driver 8. Atlanta.

Oa. Wellington, Caldwell. Hutchinson, Great Bend, is very large and promises a large crop. ijarneo, Jxlge City, Denver, Colorado bpnngs, Pueblo, Trinidad, Las Vegas, Santa Fe, Albu Camp, No. 72, won as imperishable lau In his neighborhood but little ground querque, Socorro, JtJ x'aao.

iJemmg and buvei City. For complete and reliable information re re is on this occasion with axe and saw is left for spring crops. as their fathers did with sword and inus AFTERNOON TEA. garding rates, tickets ana train service, call oa ticket agents of Santa Konte, or address Iola Courant: The crop prospects in ASTHMA cured Gersaaus Asthma. Care neveraniatofrivetBa.

wtmiiau niUf in toe won caaea4nrurea maletmwinemtAmwtottupttemL Price AOc. and ket years agone. illLATOB Geo. T. Nicholson, t.

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8. Ask for Oklahoma Folder containing land laws and correct sectional map, of country. wove Ciity rtepuDiican: me organ Said Mrs. D. to Mrs.

G. She's changed indeed, but tlien, you She put aside objection. And tried that famous remedy. Which did go much for you and me Cures all Diseases Peculiar to Women FaM Mra. O.

to Mrs. B. CTvraa o'er a cup of One Bohca) "Our pretty hostess yonder. Has pained in looks Hurprisingly Sbe seems as well 04 well can be! What is the cause, I wonder?" ziation of the young mens reading cir Allen county so far are better than ever before. Wheat and oats look fine, as well as meadows, and the fruit trees are full of bloom.

It now remains for farmers to put in a large area of corn, and with a favorable season the yield will be 4V a.Vii1ttfC BOOK TO "WOII15" MAILXD FREE. ItEGCLATOK ATLANTA, Si. cle has been perfected, with Prof. Ham Insurance officer "I understand that Mr. aOUBI ALL UKUC6ISTS.

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DM. 1 AM I tut. nornes-r. j. Minneapolis Commercial: The heavy recent rains have delayed farming somewhat, but the farmers were pretty well fndtnat Pif-o' Car Hoisington Dispatch: The railroad 801-17 K.

N. U. T. This guarantee has been printed oa the bottle-wrappers, and faithfully carried ahead with their work. The acreage of company has settled with the Frederic! ORfiEQRS for Omramption not only PREVENTS, but aleo CLK3 Hoarse, nees.

town company for damages on the pro- "iyVhen answering any of these advertiwanents, please mention this paper. ut tor many years. Copyrighted, 1S33, by World's Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors. posed location of the Mo. Pacific di oats previously sown is larger than usual and is now coming up in splendid shape.

A very large acreage of fall and winter plowing was done for corn, and Deafness Can't Be Cured by local application, as cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflam-ation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of -ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucus surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any ease of Deafness, (caused by catarrh.) that we cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure, Send for circulars F.

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are glad to know that this matter is set of ApriL if the weather holds favorable. Wo aw .1 Purely and Perfectly Harmless. SJU Coat. tied and only wish that the people of as a Liver Pill. Smallest, cheapest, ess? ia FISH BHiKD aLICXEK warranted irmt-TTTTf, ana win VJ' JJ The wheat crop, of which we have thousands of acres, was never in better condition.

It" is of splendid color, good size and growing nicely. In but fev that town were more fully recompensed for breach of the contract which existed tb hardcat atorm. The rOHM K.U lii a. "fT rover. thaerrMMl.

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Boa ICS. SUM. Itllioas Headache, Constipation, Jndt trout ion. Bilious Attacks, ucd il between them and the railroad company and which has been the cause cf much cases do we hear of any damag..