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The Kiowa Heraldi
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14. II. TIME SANTA WET BOUND. Tieara Iamiljsr IVletliolnes- Tteprra' Diarrhea Balsam will cure anr case of diarrhea, colic ordj'sentery more quickly and effectually than any other medicine on the market. It is purely veretable.

and no one need fear givir.ir it to the ino.t delicate r'jild. or the 1:12 p. m. 2:20 a. in.

From the number of persona that climb the stairs leading to Dr. Cloud' office it would eern that tbe prevailing warm weather ia having a debilitating effect on the average strong Kansas constitution. Card Thank. We wish to return our heart fit gratitude all our kind neighbors uLt sis- Brrlves. Freight EA8T BOUND.

Vnpxfnxer Vtt-ighi arrived All carry patisonore. a. ro. 1 m. strongest of mm.

Try it, you will not be disappointed. Tc Xo "More 1. 00 cash at Pete Grocery-' ted us in the burial of our husband, and father. Mrs. JAY.

DePte, aki family. TuV.e No. Ft. W. Kiowa iMvi.tion, l.

nn'Ir K. r. F.k. are 11 .1 H. Ml.

IT 1 o. i.i K. c. rjtiiin ta. if' uiM-'uuiiiMtii ttian an ottier House in this county.

Mvep. CleVnK 10 tune ware, teensware Jpjf en-. i.t. and KnMi nt v. I grocery home, and accepted at, Lamps ami flhisarp of i i pi i Pate Krou gli.

i I At T.t TSs tr nij fBr JULY Ii. Farmers Heavy r.ets a OiU'cli. f'nni1iy cfiool very tit 'J. I. M.

l'veiiliijf st i 7:1. 'onyr traf i rnl Chon-li. chool ft. M. f.rv.f Jl.

A.M. Evening position with the ork-Prnper Mercantile Co. By the time that he luis "learn ed the ropes" connected with this outlining and furnishing establishment, he will be able to jude about how much man wants here below." At the fourth annual recital piven by the junior members. of Miss Jlamblin's class in vocnl miotic at Ziumerly Hall. Wichita.

Miss Belle Streeter of this city rendered two difficult selections "Good Night" by Hobyn and Mulder's Staccato Polka. The Bugle's critic speaks in histh soiled at Wells" harness shop. Farmers Take Sotico. We are prepared to take contracts for threshing and wiii furninh ail hhnds ami board onrvflve-s. V- hsive iv; a new Ileilman Steam Thrcfchtr and guarantee good satisfactioa.

F. E. miers. II. ttncis, Jacob Achenbach.

A complete line of fly nets in great variety at Wells' the harness nvin. Kiowa w.nr.Vs, No. -i. k. of p.

Meet on rtrst tv-eorul evenin of tnoiiin. viHitinu- Kiiiht in l-raio of the recital, and Rays that only favorable comments could be made. are invufnl to at tt'iiil A. K. Wilson, C.

J. ('. "ton i.kts.K. of It. S.

Lo'xjn. No. 'r A. V. Si A.M.

1 1 i i coirimiiiilnfitlorm on sccoii'i arni lOO acre pasture for rent, good fence. the various efforts. Kiowa may well be proud of her rising young vocalist. In place of the usual services fit the M. E.

church last Sunday evening, wtre lanteru views of the "Holy land and Keeues from the Bible. Prof. Hall of Hamblin'H Wizard Oil Co. kindly do-nattd his stereopticon, collection of 1 runninif water. SutiiMay I'ViMiinjri ol' each month.

M.L.Mi!Cl.l"ii.W.M. M. I.fiiWJfK. Si-uy. wesi or Kiowa, at the Bunk of For purticul.irs appij II.

Kiowa. Lap dusters at Geo. harness man. the TMUU.SPAY 3rd' tiSOC. a 11 are invited! Liet every one come! Come and hear the speakers-Compete for the prise in the hurdle race! Enter your fast horse for a trial of speed on the track.

Base-ball: HAZBLTON vs. KIOWA! Music by the MEDICINE LODGE Band. A Grand Ball will be given in the evening at Camp- bell's Opera House Kiowa, Kansas. anted: Country Produce. At highot market price, and will exchange for same provisions at lowest possible rates.

J. I'. rough. Strayed. Brown filly two-years-old.

no brand. Has a heavy forelock and mane, was last seen at Old Kiowa, about three months'aeo. A liberal reward will be paid for tier recovery. A. W.

Ki MSKV. Groceries and provisions of ail kinds at hani times prices. Come views, and services in operating the lanteru, all of which were highly appreciated. Mr. J.

K. Withers rendered valuable assistance, in interpreting the different represntations they appeared upon the screen. The Wizard Oil Company that have been giving a series of entertainments in this city for the past week have decided to remain here for the Fourth. Besides amusing our citizens they have supplied them with enough Wizard Oil to last a The acrobatic feats of Prof. Hall are strictly professional and are greatly applauded.

The character songs rendered by Prof. Childs always hold the attention while the concluding sketches create no end of fuu. Mrs. Laughmnn ave a picnic tmrtv AMI I'KII()N VIj Cooler. Celebrate to-inorrov, "Wlieat is worth 07 cenls.

Tlr. Jitmes Wilson in Harper. John I'oston went to Webb City Monday. "C'rntc" Just is came in from the ranch (Jeor-re i'reer came in from the ranch Tiu'sdiiy. Wm.

Powen went to Hennessey Ok. Monday. I. 1 Shannon returned Tuesday from Kinsman. I.ove of Medicine Lodge was in town and seo me before p'irchas i ni where.

J. P. C1 TTTT FOUPwTli OF JULY to her Sunday school class at Prumm ranch Monday. The boys and girls who were there were Pan Browr, Robert Webb, Oav Kinir, Frank Carapbeil. Pel- FOURTH OF JULY' FOURTH OF JULY ith of Jul FOURTH OF FOURTH OF JULY la Lovitt, Carrie Connell.

Winnie King, Wanda Hey, Artie Wagner and Ed ward Burnett. Mrs. Laughman was When you go to Medicine Lodge, call and see how cheap Burnett is belling groceries. A. Gregory has men's clothing at 5, 10 and 13 per suit.

If you n're a sufferer from and do not wish to throw away your money trying worthless medicine, send for a bottle of Dr. Arakoll's Dyspepsia Hemedv as used in the Busian Hospitals for thy pat live years. S-. tt to any from Is fast Approaching-T-You will Probably want to make some Preparations to Celebrate this great SJiss Hrlle Strteler returned Vichita Friday. assisted by Mrs.

Burrus, Mrs. W. E. Campbell, Mrs. Abner Wilson.

"A dinner MCALLISTER'S FOR BARGAINS. Anthony was in the Dr. Herring of ity Fiiday. consisting of all the good things of the season was served, and children never enjoyed themselves more thoroughly. Ir.

Ptrauulhun was in Medicine All the new Spring and Summer Goods ia the Market ana Loile 1 liday. A bold bad man from the Neutral Strip with lulBf. Iiutl li-it ert l.ic chmiVlor .4 going at prices that will astonish you. HOLIBAY MT. JroWII Of 1 1 IS the Iiew operator mi oHfinsil nad-nco nnrW hio vt 11 -Ca.

JL-SLHJ'JLN riJU at IiiO 1 I seen on rmr utrpi'ts TiipsiIuv ntiin in Mivq Doty Wood of Wichita is a "uest T't'st of one of our citizens. He had part of the country om receipt of price per Send and P. O. address to Tin: Boston, Ib'gx' Blood Purifier Blood Maker is working wonders as a blood at P. U.

Strecter's. Sone uul a sort distance, when he was In a becomiho-manner. You will need a SUIT OF CLOTHES. HAT or A met ty our vigilant mayor, who. com- .1.

i. Idanton tf HazeUon was in nreiieiidin" the itiintion with hi ikmhI Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Gents' Furnish- the city Saturday. fortitude and bravery, rushed up and Mr. W. AW Maxwell returned from lUe l- H0(i escort- Medicine Eodjjo TueKday, ed him into the presence of our austere police judge who, informed the b.

b. m. that the citv was in need of 2.00 which pursuer. N- medicine has been tVuitii its Ii tlioroii'-dv cleanses; the blood, thereby purifying wl.tde Mrs. Edmistf.n of Harper is visiting i.er Oiiiigiiter Irs.

was immediately donated, and quiet and mam tiitj iSi a pair of Shoes. Anticipating your wants we have secured an elegant stock in all those lines and are now able to show you a splendid Assortment which we feel confident will please you in Style, Quality and Price. The goods mall cases must be as we represent them and should they prove otherwise we will obligate our-elvea to make our representations good. All we ask of you is not to buy until you have called ani examined our goodsfcand prices. We willbe pleased to show them lo you and if we do not save you mone' we do not ask you to bny of us.

peace once more reigned. 31 r. ll.l'. len l.yck will remain in Ki system, it can on nyen to ci.w.iren, j.s well as adults, with cqunl safety. It i purely a fanniy mediritie, aad no family can nfTord to be without it.

Bakhaus vc C. Druggists, Kiowa Kansas. owa during the Miuimer. Come and hear lion. A.

J. Jones of Ve have Revolutionized the System of HIGH PRICES in Kiowa and we propose to keep them tlown. motto is "live and let live." OBITUARY. Ptr.D-At 10 o'clock A. July 1st, -it the residence of Ira P.

Maxson in this Medicine L'-aigc, to morrow. hat ouc purcliMSuig Mr. and Mrs. Arc hie darnel of Mason- Blah will receive a nic city. John M.

Pe Pue. father of Mrs. Ira villi' urr ni the Hardwick. 1. 3Iaxsnu in the tilth year of his aire.

R. McAllister, The deceased was born in the state of U. H. Stri cter was in Medicinf Lodge Fiidjy and went to Kansas City Monday Mr. U.

Van Meter of tho 'Cherokee New York and to Michigan in 18.11 where he was known as a prominent man in the community in which he -sT. G. WALTNER CO. 23TTHE WORKERS TOR TRADE. Leader Of Lo Prices Mrp it the guest of A.

AV. Bums-ey resided. He has been in Kiowa two The above advice appeals to dl persons, especially to those who to all outward appearances t-m hale, and hearty, but on whom Hie impression is daiiy made that their health' is not what it should be. A I porker that was marketed montu8 ani1 intended when the proper iim wet-K Py K. li.

IJreaky weighed 01)3 His. iime frame 10 procure a claim in the Cherokee Strip. Toward the end of his life he was a great FutFerer from can N. I). Don't forget that we give away those fine life size Crayon Pert raits to our Customer Mi.

Linnie Pollock of Pearl, Greene Drumm, IVesident. O. P. T. Eweix, Vice-President.

J. L. B. Ellik, Cashier cerous tumor the disease of which he I iiniy, Mo. is the guest of Mrs.

M. died. His family consisted of a wife and ten children who are left to mourn his Lane. Bank of Kiowa. The regular meetimr of the Post has' loss.

His wife, thru son and a daughter are in the city. The funeral Men auj.dirncd til Friday evening July was neld yesterday at two clock at the family residence, Itev. J. C. Hallidav 1 1 LOWEST PEICES on EY GOODS, CLOTHING Many ailments that may be relieved for a short period, only to again arc as certain in time to undermine tiie health, as a break in the levee of Mississippi river, which is hardly seen at first, daily enlarges with the of the water, and ut length lets in the raging Hood.

To guard against or to remove disease is the one and mest important thing to remember in health or in sickness To know whom to advise with, should be our foremost duty; many do, but the public at large, should demand and receive good medical advice for the pres ervation of health. The Arakoil Medical with its officiating. I bo variety of berry called "blacl CAPITAL STOOE, cup raised by Jl. rraiu beats the world 100,000 Business lor Me and ilavor. The chief aim of man is the pursuit of hflppiness.

Bythe innate impulse one Does a Genral Banking l.iiwam iwaicu and son uroveri avoids everything that interferes with levi bud Blaith of Dickinson county aie GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. Ins pleasure and convenience. Pain lwiung reianves in the cit3f. physical or mental renders life miserable. ine ni-i gladiolus or tnc season lo avoid pain and prolong life man would give anything he posseses on in Mr.

McClure's tlower gar worldwide reputation, in seeking to fol den tins weeli. it is a beauty. earth. Yet through sheer recklessness jv low out the principles and aims' of the exhibition in 1 hhuuhuv oi consumption ii. jiofce uas now on eminent Russian physician Pr.

Arakoff HAVE 1 If LINE Dollar the First State Bank, a fine sample of intJ inisaiseasetheSsymp of Moscow, and his celebrated Russian toms nre so mild that the victim does Hospital treatment, has secured the ser grA3tf No. 1 wheat 1 -JL A tj not think much about his condition un vices of an efficient and experienced a cough mix medical corps, who will upon application medicine vender medic One pair of fillies Ave years old, well til it is too late. -Here is broke, Wind and gentle. For particu- tu re" says a patent Jars impure at Hr.KAUi ofllce. 1 have never known to give advice by letter tree ot charge to fail: try it persons suffering from any form of dis ease.

Several bottles have been taken but no -OF Drugs, Medicines and Stationery, Machine, Head-light, Linseed Oil 1 Paint brushes, White lead and Putty; i a Fact, Everything in a First-class Drug Store, BOY'S SUITS SLVS AND UPWARDS. A. GREGORY. Kuyu wheat averaged about 25 better: various almanacs have been per were. rom 10.

acres he had suited for the persistent com-h with Write and describe your complaint and its symptoms, also cive your full name m.Khme measure. and soreness in the chest, the recom- and address on a stamped envelope, and RandHll sold the Hamilton mended medicines tried but the sufferer by return mail receive advice for treat BUYERS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CALL AND house and lot this week to Andy Olson. getting worse and worse. A physician Beul estate is on the rise Kiowa. 18 consulted at last, who recognizing the merit free of expense.

Address all com nature or me troume and knowing weil Col. l.lanton kindly remembered us how it will eventually terminate prescrib-this week with a crate of luscious es at first Scott's Emulsion nnH ti, munications to The Akakoff Medical Boston. Mass. See th summer suits at A. Gregory's BAND ALL fc peaches from his orchard.

Thanks Col. gently recommends a trip to Colorado to SEE US. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST AND WE PROPOSE TO KEEP UP TIIE REPUTATION WE HAVE SO FAIRLY WON. CSTA fine Line of Cigars Always in StockCKE3 PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Compounded. Boasting ears are among the season's evaae a prospective death record.

So, fcVlicsr wn valuable time which might be utilized in ESTATE AND INSURANCE On the occasion of the "Chautauqua Assembly" at Ottawa Kansas, we will have on sale, tickets at one fare for the Frank Shelley's table during the past fradicatin the disease in its incipiency week. islst. Oxygen gas is the best means known to the medical profession for the round trip, dates of sale June 16. and 17, iciy ouc i na i me republican cure or consumption. Asthma, Bronchi- good returning uutil June 28th.

For juuiciai nana io nano iigm was the lis and all other diseases of the resnira the "Chautauqua Assembly" at WihUeld, AKHAUB CO. "om. ui iu8si.nui.Bs uuu n.uisgrace to ine tory organs. ii is me greatest excursiontiekets at one fare for the iouui. vi ia uzer ann regenerator or animal life- When you go to Medicine Lodge, eat at the Osage Hotel.

round trip will be on sale at Mrs. i. AV. Maffet and children of An Biru8lu. aD(1 v.r in time ana persevered in will do wonders in ticket offices June 23d to July 4th.

Train leaving Kiowa at 1:03 1. m. arrives Sunday the We ts cifnn J5 back lost health. Dr. Kociell of at Wiafield at 5:30 p.

M. J. K. Withetcs, Agt. T.

Connell wedici no liOUge is daily making Oxygen I and Nitrogen Monoxide If H. A.NOAH, E. H. KERCH NEK. T.

II. KIRKPATItICK Proprietor. EXCURSION TO OGPEN via SANTA "Will the Wizard Oil remain until suspect any serious troble with your after the Oh yea! We know lungs do not fail to fee the doctor about FE ROUTE. KEHOHHER KIBKPATRICK. EXCELSIOR THE FIRST STATE BANK.

or a ieuow and ins girl who are billed it. Kemerober that the sooner you cornier sixty more consecutive evenings. mence the treatment the better will be For the Mardi Graf and Caranation of It is reported that every lawyer, everv your cnanccs 01 recovery- Rex 11 at Ogden Utah July 1st, the Santa Fe Route will sull tickets at one loan agent and both banks in Medicine Come out and hear Col. Snoddy on the fare for the round trip June 20. to 30, liouo ero arrayeu againsijuuge x.ius rourtu inclusive limit return July 31st, transit iLiowa, nua uiei meir natenoo.

FEED LI VERY, limit to be ten days gsmg and ten days "Wheat! Wlieat! Little Frankle Clarke daughter of W. returning within winch time stopover privilege will be allowed. For addition W. Clarke of Harper who has been xu PnendiuRafew days' with the family of an9, 5'raln Coi.er l. Sim, President.

A. J. IJexti.ey, Cash icr, al information and Pullman Reservation call on ii. W. RontKE, Aixt.

SALE STABLE. -Mr. Frank Lane return to Harper "ii 1 1U RCi vesterdav mornin- I Ac east of the Bank of Kiowa vfehere jisuiuiiy morning. h. uin .11 i rilOF- HALL WILL GIVE A I.a?t nday eveninc a rartv of vminirl the highest price iroinir for nil kindi of '1RAPEZE PERFORMANCE IN people from town were Pleasantly enter- grain.

First-Class Reggies, Horses and Saddle Ponies Always on II ana. Courteous Attention (Jnaranteed the Traveling labHi: Horses Jioardcd by the Day or Week. TIIE STREETS ON TIIE FOURTH. tamed at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

TtfiiTin.rTf irim! 1 S. II. Smith. Lemon ice and cake were Millinery! Millinerj! pervert during the evening. "Aam Koin lo SFH ftut uiv Entire Stock of Millinery at COST PlilCR from now T.

J. GARLAND Wholesale and Retail DEALER IN, Go to Pobson Brown's for fly p.iner and powder, the best ia the city. hew kiowa, nmi Comer Camiiliell eni SiiOi Streste, A large line new and ttylisb cloth Pennis Lyons went to South Pakota until the 4th of July. I have no old Sunday having receiyed the sad news stock and don't intend to keep any. ing just revived at II.

McAllister's. mat hia motlier and sister had Wen call early and aave vour choice. FR and SALTMEATS POUL seriously burned by the explosion of a Mks. Blaich. gasoane stove.

Hurrah! The Fourth of July It- GAME. FISH andOYS TEPvS- 9 GEO, W. WELLS, will soon be here but I am here with i -y Mr J. P. Jackson, grain dealer, irrived KIOWA, SZSSS.

in ine city luesdayand may be found at HT'IIides and Fat Stock quite a variety of millinery which i3 selling at very low prices as I intend to close out by September. First call before buying elsewhere. I do also first- iue imk or hiowa. lie is ready to jJAS V.v.:,-i. Manufacturer of and Dealer fin nuy ail the wheat in the county and pay trlEBESZ' 'f class dress-making and will be assisted by Mrs.

Mavity. If yon iromg to paint, call and see Lorg-BelS Luniber who! handle the celebrated KAW VALL-I i jLIUIIJJiJi UUUU1V.J, 1U1 Mrs. I. M. Lovitt.

lleca's Family We nre introducing Beecs' Little rt j. iub uiucji, uiaristi price. Every one is shaking hands with R. P. Herold who returned Monday from a month's visit in the east.

We thought all the time that there was some attraction back in old Virginia, but xfts knew that the Fourth would "fetch him. Mr Robert Fram proprietor of the well known fruit farm near the Santa Fe railroad will please accept thanks for bucket of the largest, rosiest and juciest peaches that, we venture to state, was ever grown in thispait of the country. One of the largest measured inches iu circumference. 8. Nov.

11 1 Auako-f Medical Co- find for two bottJt-s t)f Pr. Arakoirs Pner'i-i Remedy, wbirh you wilJ please" sVn.l to Mrs. It. Chamber. St-.

Iloiei, Ave. --civ- York Ci'y. I this know ins the won.Jerfnl eTect of the remedy. ts it has Ijy two buttles enlirch cartel nic oi from ivLicli I was att'ut su-Tm-r fi.r over three years. I thartk God to be free nf the aiiavjni.

I wish you every success. Yours respectfully, VnTjfr, Liver Pills, which are giving wonderful satisfaction for indigestion, constipation or any derangement of the bowels, liver or kidneys. Any one desiring a perfect pill should not fail to try them. Each bottle contains 35 pills, and a dose requires only from 1 to 3 pills, one bot Saddles made to order on the Leading Trees, such as BIESEKE and PUEBLO. We use the besi of California Leather.

EY PAINT, and will give you a war-antee that if it chalks or peel otf in two yours they will your house, furni-rJiinjr cverytliing iabor and all, and it ivill not cost you a cent Los a Lumeei; Co, Just received, a fresh car of Hour, and will sell same at mill prices. J. P. Bron ah. tle win last any ordinary family six 1 raontns.

rrice cents. Bukbaus Pruggh's. Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Woik.j- batches,.

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