The Farmers Advocate from Topeka, Kansas • 4

THE FARMERS ADVOCATE. 4 NOVEMBEH 22, through Jesus Christ we give hearty thanks to God, who by His Spirit has opened your eyes to see and your hearts to receive Jesus Christ as Lord and has TIME EXTENDED TO JANUARY 4. The British Doctors Having Been UnaDle to See All Invalids who Called Upon Them at Their Office, 412 Topeka Avenue, Before November 15, Have Extended the Time for Giving Their Services Free for Thw. led you to present yourself here to con fess Him and to unite with His church. Now, before God, your heavenly Father, and Jesus Christ, His Son, and in the Months to All Invalids who Call Before to burn the gumbo from the beds west The Twentieth Kansas band will prob ably not reorganize.

A charter has been granted to a new state bank at Humboldt presence of His people, you promise to devote yourselves during your whole life to the love, service and obedience of Jesus Christ You promise to walk in His steps so far as you know them now or may hereafter learn them through His Holy Spirit; you do cordially unite yourself with this church of Christ, and you promise to share with us In its worship and work, by attending the Congressman Ridgely has purchased January 4. A staff of eminent physicians and surgeons from the British Medical Institute have, at the urgent solicitation of a large unmber of patients under their treatment in Topeka, established a permanent branch In this city, at No. 412 Topeka avenue. These eminent gentlemen have decided to give their services entirely free for three months (medicines excepted) to ail a Crawford County farm. Topeka maintains the fining system of regulating liquor sellers.

of Abilene. The work of making ballast of burned gumbo will keep a large force of men busy this winter. Troy had a dlsasterous fire last week which started in Cyrus Leland's store, but Charles Dlakesley, who has made an investigation, is convinced that General J. K. Hudson did not set it The Washburn College free delivery route out of Topeka is the largest rural route in the country at present.

More than 13,000 packages and parcels were delivered on it during the last month. Peter Anderson, a Swede who went from Enterprise to the Klondike a year ago, has telegraphed his brother that Mrs. Lease has exhausted spiritualism and has taken up life insurance work. services of the church; by aiding in the financial and social work of the church; Ottawa is a candidate for the first an invalids who call upon them for treatment and by taking upon yourself such responsibilities as you believe belong to nual reunion of the Twentieth Kansas. between now and January 4.

These services consist not only of consultation, ex Soldiers' Home at Leavenworth you as a member of this church." The now has a population of 2,614 veterans principal feature over the old covenant amination and advice, but also of all minor surgical operations. is the elimination of the Apostles' Creed, If the next legislature Is Republican The object in pursuing this course la tn it will repeal the court of visitation which is not a part of the covenant in most of the Congregational churches of he is on his way home with $100,000 become rapidly and personally acquainted law. Kansas. in gold. His intention in starting to with the sick and afflloted, and under no The latest of Grant Shaw's adages is that "All files flock to the bob-tailed the Klondike was to do missionary condition whatever will any charge 'be work.

made for any services rendered for three cow." Major Inman is Dead. Henry Inman, Lieut Col. Little gives the following The Kansas Congressmen will work soldier, author and western pioneer, to unseat Congressman-elect Roberts of definition of the soldier's duties: "Not to argue as to the virtue of the cause, but died Monday of last week at his home in Topeka. He was best known through Utah. to be for his country, right or wrong, just as you are for your mother, right Burglars broke into the new state bank at Parker Friday and stole $1,860 "The Old Santa Fe Trail" and other books of frontier life.

He retired from or wrong. It is the soldier's place to do his duty on the battlefield, and it is in cash. the army in 1874 after seventeen years' active service. The supreme court will announce a our place to support him as long as decision in the agricultural college case the fight shall last." Major Inman had a warm friend in Col. W.

F. Cody, "Buffalo Bill," and it was greatly to the latter's efforts that December 9. A great many Kansas persons heard months, to all who call before January 4. The doctors treat all forms of disease and deformities, and guarantee a cure in every case they undertake. At the first Interview a thorough examination Is made, and if Incurable you are frankly and kindly told so, also advised against spending; your money for useless treatment.

Male and female weaknesses, catarrh and catarrhal deafness; cancer, without pain or cutting? also all skin diseases, rupture, and all diseases of the- rectum are positively cured by their new treatment. Dr. S. Edward McCully, the chief consulting surgeon of the Institute, is In personal charge. Office hours from 9 a.m.

to 8 p. m. No Sunday hours. SPECIAL NOTICE you can not call, send stamp for question blank for home treatment. Auctioneers of the State will meet at Dwight L.

Moody in Kansas City last he owed his literary success. Hutchinson December 14 to form a week. He preached twice daily in Con State organization. vention Hall, which was crowded at all Liberal Feeding. "At a farmers' in J.

J. Frey has resigned as general manager of the Santa Fe, and will leave meetings. He was taken seriously ill with heart trouble at the last of the week and compelled to return East stitute at Tonganoxie," says D. H. Otis, of the Kansas Experiment Station, "a the road January 1.

The dates for the next musical jubi without finishing his engagements. His dairyman gave in his report on produc condition is so alarming that he may lee at Hutchinson are Tuesday-Friday, never be able to hold meetings again. May 15, 16, 17 and 18. Albert Stuteville, of company, Twen Atchison boasts of four full-blooded ing milk for the Kansas City market from common cows, picked up through the country. So far as possible these cows were fresh in the fall.

During the tieth Kansas, who lives in Dickinson Doers, one of whom is a direct descend ant of President Kruger. county, will have his name preserved in the Smithsonian institute at Washing winter they receive a ration consisting ton. Alter ne naa nrea ms nne in a The Insurance companies concerned have expended more than $80,000 in the suits a majority of the jurors have been favorable to Mrs. Hlllmon. The Hlllmon case is one of the moat conflict with Filipinos, and before he of a mixture of 14 to 16 pounds of bran and corn-meal and what clover hay and sugar cane they will eat.

In summer famous in the country and has been In fighting the Hlllmon case. Topeka calls smallpox "Cuban chick had lowered it, a Filipino bullet entered the muzzle. The government has asked they receive in addition to pasture and the courts since 1880. John W. Hlllmon was married in 1878 and soon afterward enpox," and other Kansas towns are be him to prepare an account of the inci soiling crops, four to five pounds of dent so that it may be preserved with ginning to Imitate the designation.

bran. Bv this system of liberal feed- at Lawrence in this State had his Ufa the gun in the Smithsonian institute, The Topeka Republican, Democrat and ing, a two years' record-shows an an insured for $25,000, of which $10,000 Was and he has done so. nual income per cow of $70.99, the milk in tne New York Life Insurance Populfst flambeau clubs hold "Joint meetings for mutual entertainment Regarding the feeling which comes being sold at an average of 8 cents per $10,000 in the Mutual Life of New and $5,000 in the Connecticut Mutual over men in battle, General Metcalf gallon. Webb McNall raised $25 in less than an hour recently to buy a new stove "Last year at the Agricultural College Life. Shortly afterward he went to says: "The most remarkable thing about our best cow cost us $32.80 for feed, the Wichita in a.

wagon and then to Medi highest of any cow In the herd and about $3.50 above the average of the cine Lodge in company with another man. At Medicine Lodge thev were a battle is the way that it absorbs the men engaged in it I remember well the sharp fight in which Alford was killed. Funston was leading the advance and I was directing the firing and the movement of the line. During the entire joined by a third man whom the insur herd, and yet the profit from that cow over the cost of feed was $24.12 above ance companies claim was Adninh the average of the herd. Does it pay to Walters, a cigar-maker of Fort Madi fight I did not see a single Filipino, dead feed liberally? With a good dairy cow son, Iowa.

One of the men was shot and the story of the man who accom it surely does. Had the herd referred or alive, and I didn't see one of our men panied Hlllmon from Lawrence was that fall. When it was over and we returned we counted the bodies of 31 dead Fili to above or the best cow at the agricultural college been stinted in feed it would have been an extravagant piece pinos which I must have walked over of economy that would have resulted in a diseased pocket book. The dairy cow during the advance. And the men on the firing line became so oblivious to is a hard-working animal and should everything except the loading and firing be fed accordingly." of their guns that they do not hear a command shouted in their very ears.

I expect that fifty times at least I have had to take hold of men and shake them A Hillmon Verdict. The jury in the to attract attention. It Is a peculiar sixth trial of the famous Hillmon case kind of excitement, an exultation I might $4.95 Buys the best worslngman's watch erer offered. It Is a Waltham morement, fitted in a genuine stlrerold case and will last a lifetime. The cnt is a half-size representation.

We wiU send one for your inspection; if not what we claim it to be, return at our expense. CDLMAH WATCH Globe Democrat Building, ST. LOUIS, MO. brought In a verdict for $33,102 in favor call it which comes to the soldier in of Mrs. Sallie Smith, the wife of Hill battle and does not come, I believe, to mon.

This does not end tne case, how any other man in any other vocation of life." ever, as the insurance companies will appeal to the United States Supreme Court. This decision is the second ver Rev. Charles M. Sheldon's church, Central church of Topeka, has adopted dict for Mrs. Hillmon; the other one was reversed in the United States Supreme the following new covenant: "Dearly beloved, called of God to be His children Write us for our Bargain Sheet.

Court under writ of error. In all of for the Congregational Church of Gay-lord. Mr. E. C.

Little is to be married to Miss Edna Steele, of Parsons, who was In Governor Leedy's office as stenographer. The Kansas City Times says that Justice Doster's decisions as a member of the Supreme Court are not partisan enough. A Topeka blacksmith says that horses that pull the beer wagons in that town require twice as much shoeing as the ordinary horse. Friends of Congressman Charles Curtis think that he has a sure thing in the chairmanship of the House Committee on Indian Affairs. One of the correspondents of the Wilson County Citizen notes that several young men of his acquaintance have "good stands of wild oats." Governor Stanley says that, burglars and highway robbers stand small chance of getting pardoned out of the penitentiary while he is in the State house.

The Catholics of the Emerald settlement near Williamsburg dedicated their new church Wednesday of last week. It has been four years in building and cost $12,000. An effort is being made, directed by Postmaster Guthrie, of Topeka, to have the rural free delivery service extended to every county in the First Congressional district Edward Staffleback, one of the notorious family of criminals of Crawford County, who was under sentence of death in the penitentiary, died of consumption Friday. A rumor which la not given much credence says that on its completion the Winner electric road between Kansas City and Topeka will be absorbed by the Rock Island company. The Osborne County school district which built a school house barn for the accommodation of pupils who ride to school is receiving commendation from all parts of the State.

State Treasurer Grimes Is sending out tax notices to county treasurers earlier than usual because of the number of warrants that are stamped "not paid for want of. The Union Pacific ia preparing kilns IDIE Invaluable for Farmers. This useful combination of tools Is designed to meet all the requirements of those who wish to do their own mending at home without taking the time going to repair shops. It consists of Vise, Drill. Anrll.

Cut-off or Hardy Pipe, Clamp, Saw Clamp, 8hoe-Last and a 6-16 and Inch Drill Bit. Ten tools The machine Is quickly adjusted. The jaws of the rise open ten Inches It Is adjustable by raising the back of the anrll, sliding It backwards or forwards, which engages the lugs on the rack bar and makes It perfectly rigid when In use. It la the best outfit erer offered for the money. With It you can mend all kinds of broken machinery, hold wood or iron ten Inches In width in the jaws of the rise, drill holes up to one-half inch with the drill, hammer and riret iron on the an ril, cut iron In two with the hardy or cut-off tool, hold pipe dp to one and one-half inches for thread-' in or cutting with the pipe clamp, file saws, sew harness leather and hold small articles with the saw clamp, half-sole boots and shoes and drlre out sharp pegs with the shoe last, and do many other handy and useful things with this machine.

It will sare Its cost in three months to any one In need of tools. (SEE SPECIAL PRICE BELOW.) to Formers who read the Farmers (TJJ Advocate. llHrn 00 xnii r. o. ears at tne factory In India, Address TAIUTSR3 ADVOCATE, Topeka,.