The Kiowa News from Kiowa, Kansas • 3

1 KS. O. T. D. HER ERWIN, R.

Summer is most gone and Autum is at hand, so do not delay or forget, but go at once to R. D. Herold's and select your wants for fall and winter from the most complete stock of New Dry Goods of every kind that eastern or western markets afford. Buy $10.00 worth for cash in any one line and you get one chance on one of the following articles: 1 Drop Head Sewing Machine. 1 Set Double Driving Harness.

1 Steel Range with ten pieces furniture. 1 Round Oak Heating Stove. 1 Three Section Harrow, 105 teeth, 2 140 pieces Decorated Dinner Set. 1 Suit Clothes. 1 Double Barreled Shotgun, 1 Saddle and Bridle.

Every article worth $20. You can't afford to buy without first seeing what we ean do for you both in Low Prices and High Grade Goods of all kinds. We bought early in the season, before the many advances in many lines and are now in a position to sell you goods for LESS money than other houses. Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Stoves, Implements, Harness, Buggies, and most everything else you use. Call and see for yourselves.

Your obedient servant, R. D. HEROLD. The Result of meeting People's well So great THE KIOWA NEWS: Local News. See 'ad': Mares for sale.

Faust at the Opera house morrow evening. 1 John Dillon, the comedian, Monday evening. The paper that people like and do read is the paper to advertise in. Children's hate for 15 cents 81.00 at Mra. Blaich's.

Clark Smith have started 126 stears on full teed on their ranch east of town. 5 Frank A. Smith has rented his farm south of town and will movs Wichita. Mrs. Blaich buys her stock from first hands, and that is a saving her customers.

500 pounds of new nuts arriving at TERBUSH'S. Clayton Herr of the Index favored our office with a fraternal call Friday. Dr. S. B.

Corn contemplates professional trip to Augusta next week. Don't be afraid of the Devil, but go and see him at the Opera House tomorrow evening. The flue rain in the past two days did not come any to early for the wheat growers. Rov. L.

L. Swan of the Episcopal church is in the city. Services were held last night. 5 Station agent A. Ewing is taking much intereat in the latest styles of millinery in Mrs.

Mackey's lately. J. L. Boruff of Hardtner has fall that it found several good claims for sale. See him ues of our early purchases was if you want to find a good home.

necessary for our buyer to make a second trip to Logan Wilhite, of the Alva market and the bargains of this purchase, if pos- Pioneer, and family, Were visiting sible, will even eclipse the first. In the mean time their ralitives in this city over Sunday. we call your attention to a well regulated Henry McCoy and his son Noah Shoe Stock. A have returned from a trip to Cowley county, in quest of a farm to rent for In Ladies dress shoes we offer dozens of different Noah. styles in fine dongolas and kid at 1.38-1.50--1.75 Cvll at Mrs.

Morey's Art Gallery 2.00-2.39 and 2.63, guaranteed absolutely solid and see the enlarged pictures in the leather, representing values from 12 cts. on the new frames she has just received. They are a beauty. 87 cheapest to $1.00 on the best; cheaper than any 5 R. D.

Brakey lost a scoop shovel house in Barber county. In Monday. Henry McCoy brought the shovel to our office next morning, Men's Shoes. where the owner can get it. we are masters of the shoe business selling an ab-5 Mr.

Thompson, brother of Mrs. Morey, the popular photographer, is solutely solid satin calf shoe for one lot assisting her now in producing firstsatin calf shoe reduced from $1.25 to 99 cents. class photo's at low prices. Plow shoes beginning at $1.00. If you are a An advertisement in the News and a cash purchaser, just follow the will bring quieker and better returns stranger than alike amount paid out for adcrowds, they will leade you to vertising in any other manner.

BARBER COUNTY'S ONE PRICE CASH HOUSE After spending a few days with the grooms parents in the Strip Mr. H. G. Waltner Mercantile Comp'y and Mrs. Charles Barkley are at home The Savers for the People.

Kiowa. in their comfortable home in the east Money Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Gent's Furnishings, part town. of General Merchandise, Dry Groceries, Hardware, etc. DR. HOBSON, at COMMERCIAL HOTEL PRACTICES THE Science of Osteopathy IN THE TREATMENT of ALL GHRONIC DISEASES.

Consultation Nature, not Nostrums. free. Manipulation, not Medicine The Severest Pains Reduced 5 in 5 to 30 Minutes without the use of Drugs arvelous, Hear not Miraculous. NOSHOH what our Patients say. Permanently located.

REMEMBER that this is Donna's last month make Photo's in Kiowa, until the first day of next year. Cut-rates on all work. Those wishing good Photo's mado this fall should come at once. 24 Oranges, Peaches, Pears, Grapes, Bananas, Cocoaunts at TERBUSH's. Club dance on the 10th of November.

5 Mrs. 1 Elmore has an elegant line to of baby 26 Mrs. E. P. Elmore and daughter Nellie were at the Lodge Tuesday.

Ladies' Exchange at Terbush's tomerrow afternoon -from: to 5 o'clock. to Nevon Herr takes a great deal of interest in the road between Kiowa and Hazelton. to Mr. Carl Sasher, of R. D.

Herold's department store, has gone to Wichita to be married. -county treasurer John Potes was in the cky Wednesday and made us a friendly call. R. D. Brakey is kept busy shelling corn for his neighbors.

He has a new sheller and does quick and good work. On account of unfavorable weather Jacob Achenbach's sale was not as well attended as was expected. Everything sold brought fair prices. 5 Mr. Felix Edmisson, for some time headclerk in the grocery department of J.

W. Metz, will take charge and reopen the White House restaurant about the first of next month A collision between a stocktrain and a freight train on the Santa Fe near Argonia delayed the passenger train from the East yesterday about five hours. We have learned 110 particulars at the time of going to press. C. E.

Watkins, who lives 17 miles south west of Kiowa, has purchased a new Sandwich Corn sheller from R. D. Herold and is now well prepared to shell corn for farmers and feeders in this vicinity. Ho has a Arst-class outfit and will give satisfaction. James Vanlook, the present trustee of Moore township, will be re-elected, as he has no opposition.

The republicans made soveral efforts to find a candidate who could beat him, but failed. VanHook is giving good satisfaction and his political views cut no figure as far as the administration of his office is concerned. in 5 Dug connaction Record's name is mentioned with one of the towuship offices. We are informed that he emphatically declines to be candidate. It he was the News would support him.

We know of no republican in Kiowa we would support for any office of honor and trust more cheerfully than Mr. Records. The Ladie's Guild of the Episcopal church will hold an Exchange at Terbush's Saturday, Oct. 29th, afternoon and evening. A nice assortment of plain and fancy sewing will be on sale, also, cakes, pies cookies, brown bread, old fashioned pumpkin pies, lemon pies, and "a whole lot" of other nice things to eat, just such as you will want to take home with you for your Sunday dinner.

25 Yon can buy Millinery at many places, but for style and satisfaction always go to Mrs. Mackey. 25 After spending a day town visiting his invalid wife, Martin Ott started for his ranch Saturday morning. When about eight miles out he met a couple of ladies in a buggy with a largo sunshade. Mr.

Ott drove a young horse which shied and fell down, breaking the wagon tongue. Mr. Ott was compelled to return to town and have a new tongue put on. He started for home Sunday morning. Mrs.

Ott has improved during ulhis week. Jay Alberding, wife and baby, who have been at the Commercial Hotel for over ten weeks on account of his and the baby's sickness, returned Saturday afternoon to their home in Woods co. Mr. Alberding was a very sick man for a time and his many friends were much alarmed about his recovery, but he is well now and is gaining in strenght rapidly. The baby, also was between life and death a short time ago, is getting along very well now.

says that Mrs. Blaich has the most beautiful line of ladies hats ever seen in Kiowa. They are the best and are offered at prices that are the 25 Sheriff Gano was in town Monday. As usually when in Kiowa ho paid the News office a friendly call. By the way, he is the only candidate for a county office that has been a friend of the News from the start, and we fully appreciate this.

We regret, that the policy of the News, forced by the unpolitic action of the republican bosses in this city and at the Lodge, prevents us to swing our hat and shout for Jim Gano, and for that matter, for every man on the republican county ticket, as we should have done if we would have been treated in an corteous and friendly manner by their backers. Mrs. Mackey has now a larger line of Millinery than ever before and at prices to suit all purchasers. 25 Rev. J.

F. Irwin, chairman of the convention, is a good parlamentarian and able speaker. MATRIMONIAL NEWS. to BARKLEY-SMITH. Sunday evening the long expected event of the marriage of Mr.

Charles Barkley to Miss Ethel Smith daughter of Rov. and Mrs. J. Hamline Smith, oc cured in the M. church in the presence of a very large number of friends of the bride and groom.

The church was profusely decorated with flowers and shrubs by the ladie's and presented a very pleasing and festive appearance. The ceremony was performed by the bride's father, assisted by Rev. Everett of the Congregational church. Mr. Barkley is most favorably known and highly respected.

His manly qualities and exemplary habits do him honor. He has wisely chosen for a life companion a young lady of culture, refinement and devout spirit. This young couple atarte out on its joint life under most happy and premising auspices, and the News joines their many friends in wishing them a long life full of joy and happiness. For considerate rememberance of the Nows with wedding cake our best thanks. CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned express their most heartfelt thanks to the ladies of our chuch, and friends of our daughter and her husband, who have taken so much interest in decorating the church for the wedding ceremony in a most beautiful and soulinspiring manner; as well as all those who lent grace and solemnity to the occasion by their last Sabbath eve- ning. Very respectfully Rev. and Mra. J. Hamline Smith.

McHUGH-WILHITE. Sunday morning Mr. Isaac McHugh, of Capron, O. was married to Miss Addie Wilhite, of Hardtner, thiscounty, by Rev. J.

Hamline Smith at the M. parsonage in this city, in presence of ralatives and friends. Mr. McHugh is a prosperous young farmer of Woods county, and hisbride is the daughter of Mr. Wilhite, who lives west of here near Hardtner.

Both of these young people are well known in this vicinity and are starting out on their matrimonial tour through life under very favorable circumstances. We wish them unbounded happiness and prosperity. Great Closing-Out Sale Nov. 1sth to 7th, of all kinds of Baby Apparel at Mrs. C.

P. Elmore's. We will sell at reduced prices capes, bon. nets, hoods, cloaks, stoekings, mittens, underwear, also fur sets. Remember Nov.

1st to 7th is the time to fit the baby out! OPERA HOUSE FAUST Oct. 1899. 28th, The famous play of Faust is to be presented at the Opera house tomorrow evening, Saturday, Oct. 28th, by the Labodie Company. This excellent company carries two sets of scenery, a large and a small set, so that they can give a complete performance on any size stage.

Mr. Hubert Labodie will appear as Mephisto and Mary VanTromp as Marguarite. Prof. Claude E. McArthur will play seleetions from the grand opera of Faust during the action of the drama.

Don't fail to soe this grand spectacular prodnction. Nice California Pears and Peaches, atTE RBU'S. COMMING! OPERA HOUSE JOHN Oct. 30th, DILLON 1899. The favorite comedian John Dillon will be at the Opera house evening, Oct.

30th, and a large audience is expected to greet America's most popular comedian at his reappearance in our city. We have seen Jolly John Dillon many times over, but the last time we had the pleasure to see him at the Crawford Grand Opera House at Wichita in the play he will present here next Monday evening he surpassed himself as the funniest of the funny actors. The Galena, Daily Gazette in speaking of John Dillon remarks: Once more the man who has made countless thousands laugh, entertained a large number of Galena admirers at Turner Hall last night, and entertained them royally. The veteran is apparently as strong and active as ever, and as full of mellow comedy. The play, "Bartlett's Road to Seltzerville," is really bright, clean and clever.

and one of the most interesting Mr. Dillon has presented. Its happenings, while extremely ludicrous, are probable and possible, and the uncertainty of the story's outcome legitimately sustains the interest of the auditor, and culminates exactly as every one wished, though it seemed dubious for awhile that it could. Uncle Jolly secured his youthful bride, and again he looked upon the world as "charming and glorious." The company, were strong in their severai parts, and ably assisted their chief. Laughter was incessant, and the large audience war thouroghly en rapport with the players.

We trust Mr. Dillon may visit us again in the near future. John Dillon will appear at Kiowa on evening of Monday Oct. 30. WHEN YOU ARE OFFERED $5.00 BILLS FOR 50 CENTS BEWARE! El The fakir is after you and he is the man that wins.

Good Clothing, kind, The is not given worth-the-money- away But we will SELL it to you as cheap as any house on earth, and sell you goods we guarantee, and if not as we represent them, return to us and get your money back. PRICES below prove what we say, and we quote them fearlessly knowing that they are the Lowest that can be made. on the class of goods we quote: Men's Cotton Suits. $2.00 A11 Wool Gray Mixed Black All- Wool Clay Worsted, round or square cut Overcoats. $1.90 and up to 12.00 We leave it to the judgment of all lovers of square and upright dealing after examination of the goods, where Real Values are to be found.

York-Key Mercantile Company 4 KIOWA, KANSAS. General Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Stoves, Hardware, Queensware, Harness, Flour, Feed, etc. directed efforts is with reward at the Popular Store. have been the val- COLIC Every man, woman and child who owns a horse should have near at hand a bottle of WONDER COLIC CURE For Horses. Made, Sold and Guaranteed by H.

D. RECORDS. A Cheap Horse Insurance 50 Cts. a Bottle. CLOTHING A Now Chance you have to Slaughtered Make Save use of Money it! The mush and milk and pumpkin pie social given by the ladies Saturday evening was very successfully managed and netted over $11.00 for the church fund.

Prof. Harry Brown, a gentleman of culture, is stopping at the Hardwick at present. He has been requested to give a lecture and consented to do 80 for the benefit of the Congregational church. Some of the republican were in town this week, and as a consequence we take it, that some of the boys about town felt happy ever since. We didn't see any of the candidates smile while here.

The meeting of the county teachers Association held in this city Saturday was well attended by teachers from all parts of the county the proceedings were interesting and instructive for all present. FUSION TOWNHIP TICKET. For Trustee, L. C. Gorr For CHAS.

MCALLISTER Eor Treasurer, A. W. FULLERTON For Justice of the J. F. LEE For Constables GEO.

HALSTEAD R. W. McKENZIE Advertise your stock-brand in the News; it will cost you but little, but may save you much trouble and money. W. D.

Mackey, the popular lum- berman from Kiowa, is putting in a large stock of lumber, building material, at Corwin and will supply the farmers and stockmen who do their trading at that point at lowest prices. Ed Cheap is very fond of pumpkin pie, we observed. Saturday evening he purched a dollars worth, and it the young lady who sold them to him had any more he would have taken the whole lot without asking the price. Prof. Bear's lecture on Robert Burns was a perfect success as far as the lecture was concerned, but the reverse was the case in regard to the number of his audience.

The lecture was not advertised as it should have been to attract the attention of our people. I The Wittenmyer place, one of the best farms in this township, is offered for sale at a bargain. The present owner has other business intereste which require his full attention and he does not wish to be bothered with renters any longer it he can sell the farm. VISIT THE Bankrupt Clothing Store In the Gregory Building, South Side, West Main KIOWA, KANSAS, Before you buy your fall winter Clothing, Men's Shirts, Overcoats, Boys' and Children's Clothing, All must be sold for Cash at once. Come early and get first choice.

A Full line of Gent's Furnishings, Men's Pants, Boy's Knee-Pants, etc. All at HALF PRICE E. A. HAINESTO 3 Mares and Wagou for Sale Three good mares, 6 and 7 years old, well broke to all work; also a good wagon. Will be sold at a reasonabe price.

Enquire at my farm 1-2 mile south of Hazelton. Call soon! 26-tf JOHN CROCKER. Cemetery Notice. Ladies' Riverview Cemetery Association earnestly requests all owners of cemetery lots to clean off the same, mow the grass, etc. Aside from this oversight on the part lot owners the cemetery is in excellent condition.

Mrs. W. L. LAUGHMAN, Sec. Every horse owner, especially farmers, should have a bottle of D.

R. Records' Wonder Colic Cure handy. This preparation is the best of its kind made. It will bring almost instant relief, if applied in time according directions. Don't wait until your horse has a fit of colic, but when you are in town get a bottle at Records drug store and take it home with you.

Read advertisement. 4-tf Have you a chance for one of R. D. Herold's prizes; if not, why not! See the 'ad' that tells all about it. R.

D. Herold always does as he advertises in the News. Dr. S. B.

CORN. DENTIST, First Class Work Guaranteed, and Charges reasonable. Office over Bank of Kiowa. Dr. G.

C. BARNETT, Physician Surgeon Graduate of St. Louis Medical College. Office: Fourth door west of corner of Main Sixth St. W.

B. KIMBREL, General Drayaga 2 DOES Transfer Business. Moving PROMPT of CAREFUL Hauling and every kind CHARGES attended to REASONABLE Advertise in the News (It will pay yen to de se.).