The Louisburg Herald from Louisburg, Kansas • 2

DEATHS First published In the Louiiourf Her 190. 1 ft. HOUSE CONCUR RENT KESOLUTIOV Mo.C Proposition to Amend Section 14 of aT TJUOVlSnVRQRJ EDITORIAL i-pvtpt a oirr pyg, Criticisms are always welcome, If PUBLISHED EVE BY THURSDAY. yOU frien suggestion to make we are always glad to receive it. Our herald patron what Oi a Copy, three months 86 they want, make the paper better and at the postoffioeat LoutBburjr, Ml- more useful to its readers.

Your assist- n-. second-class mail matter. ance solicited to that end. tide 2 of the Constitution of the 'Rheumatism What is the use of telling the rhenmatlo that he feels as if his joints were being dislocated? He knows that his sufferings are very much like the tortures of the rack. What he vxmtt to know is what will permanently cure his disease.

That, according to thousands of grateful testimonials, is Hood's Sarsaparilla It promptly neutralizes the acid in tht blood on which the disease depends, completely eliminates.it, and strengthens the system against its return. Try Hood's. OUHO OK Take Notice? I forbid fishing and swimming in the creek on my farm. No one has any idea except those who live near the creek, of the damage done by men and boys who haunt the creeks. J.

fi, Teammell. Hack Line. I run a hack every day to West Line to meet the two day trains 2:38 and 3:04 p. m. Fare 75 for Round Trip People coming in to West Line on the Southern from either direction can depend on my being there to bring them to Louisburg.

The train fmm if H. Uadwallader, Ed. and Pub chas f. Hutchiugs, the fusion nonu- Be It reaoWed by the LegisUtare of the State of Kansas, two-thirds of the members elected house thereof concurring therein 1. The following proposition to amend the constitution of the state of Kansas is hereby submitted to the qualified electors of the state for their approval or rejection That section 14 of article 2 be amended so as to read as follows: Section 14.

Every bill and joint resolution passed by the House of Representatives and Senate, shall, within two days thereafter, be signed by the presiding officers, sod Presented to the governor: if be approve. Be I nee for Congress from this district, is a SEPIEMKER 22, 19W ANXi UMEMENTS. young lawyer of Kansas City, and ts one of the growing men of the district. It is altogether probable that he will be elected over Mr. Bowersock.

who has so much opposition in his own party. Peo i Countt Attohmkk We are authorized to announce that the name of L.S. HAHVKY CitV now rcHf lw. Wi I i 1 i lit Vont 8nall return it to ny now reacnes West Line too late to' he House of Bepresentatives. which shall enter Clostng out Sale, I will sell at my farm 3 miles north' east of West Line and 3 miles'southeast of Cleveland on WEDNESDAY, SEPT.

29. Beggin'ng at 10 o'clock. The following described property: 46 head of live stock consisting of 1 work mare, 8 years old, 1 good single driver, 9 years old, 1 seven year old mare, and colt by I three year old swrrel filly, 1 Jersey cow, two years old, 1 yearling steer, three stear calves, 38 head of no8s 6 Kd brood sows, 1 stag. 31 head of shoats and pigs. One J.

I. Case disc cultivator, new. One tougueless cultivator. One com planter. One mower and hay rake.

One 14 inch plow. One steel harrow. One farm wagon. One low wheeled feed wagon. One white pine hay frame, new.

One set work harness. One set double buggy harness. One saddle and bridle. Other articles too numerous to mention. 20 acres of corn in field to be sold privatelj-.

Terms: All sums of 5 and under cash. On all sums over 5, 12 months time on bankable note without interest if paid when due, if not so paid to draw interest from date. 7 per ent straight off for cash. v. O.

Edwards. Wiuiam Calloway, Auctioneer. Reed Brothers Lunch stand on groundfi' will be presented to the delegates of the chickensr some turkeys, geese and gnneaa. Implements! Corn planter 14 inch itirriug plow, Satley riding cultivator, good as new, double shovel plow, mower, rake, three horse disc harrow, farm wagon, spring wag on, road wagon, hay frame, set double work harness, half set work harness, single buggy harness, iron kettle 20 gallons, fclop cart aud barrel, hay knives, corn knives, forks, shovels, post maul, scythe, and other articles too numerous to mention. Feed: 25 acres of corn, most in shock.

10 tons timothy hay iu stack, 3 tons in mow. Household Goods: Round Oak Steel range, almost new, Oak coal heater. Largo folding couch. Iron bed stead, oak bed stead, 2 pair springs, dresser, chairs, cream separator, washing machine, 2 oak water barrels, etc. Terms: All sums of $10 and under cash.

On all sums over $10, 12 months time on bankable note without interest if paid when due. if not so paid to draw iuterest fronvdate at 10 per cent. 6 per cent off for cash on all sums over $10. W. D.

REYNOLDS. .1 CARPENTER, Clerk. ANDY" WEIR, Auctioneer. For Sale: I oiler my residence property in Louisburg for sale. J.

N. Lamm. tna objections at large upon iu journal mad proceed to reconsider the aama. If, after loch reconsideration. twn-tliirH.

th. mase connection with the Katy" for Louisburg. tf W. M. Merrill.

Democratic convention and that he will be a candidate for County Attorney subject to their will and indorsement. ployed as far as possible on the public roads. We recognize the danger to the people in the large aggrations of "capital called trusts and we demand that our candidates for the legislature, if elected, use their votes and influence for their proper regulation and state control. ple are apt to view Wyandotte county politicians with distrust, but Mr. Hutch-ings appears to have a clean record there nd many friends among the best people of Kansas City, Kansas.

We hope he Col ntt TRBASURKU-We are authorized to nnouuce that N. H. TAVLOR will be a lor the ottic o( County Treasure! will speak here during the campaign, that our people may make his acquaiut- A Boy's Wild Ride ForLlle. With fmily around expecting him to die, aud a aon riding for life 1 miles to get Dr. King's New Discovery for C.

nsumption, Coughs and Colds, W. H. Brown, of Leesville, endured death's agonies from asthma; but this wonderful medicine gave instant relief and eo cured him. He writes: now Every citizen of Louisburg and patron of the Louisburg public school shonld COMBS: Miss Mary Catherine Ewing was born June 6th 1835 near Georgetown, Kentucky, and died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Russell, at Somerset, Kansas, September iSth ioo4raged, 69 years, 3 months, and 12 days.

She was educated at Shelby ville, Kentucky, and married Dr. William Atkisson of Simpson ville, Aug. 10 1856. Dr. Atkisson died April Sth 1865.

About 1S64 she moved to Salem Ind. and taught school for three years. Here she met and married William Combs, the marriage being performed at Siinpsonville, May 23 1867, by Dr. George C. Lorimer, the late pastor of Madison Ave.

Baptist Church, New York City, who recently died in France, where he had gone in search of health. Mrs. Combs was converted about the age of 12 years and united with the Baptist church of which she has remained an active and faithful member throughout her whole life. Her religion was not like a toga to be put on or laid aside at pleasure as we do our garb in heat or cold, but was a vital part of her life, and wherever or in whatever position she was placed or found, she showed theevidence of the Christ life. She has been a Sunday School teacher the greater part of her life, and at the time of her death was teacher of the Bible class, bv which she was especially'esteemed.

The funeral services were held at the Baptist church at Somerset Monday Sept. 19th at 2 p. conducted by the pastor, Rev. W. J.

Houston; the sermon was delivered from the text as found in Rev. 14: 13. Rev. W. Y.

Jones, recently returned from Japan, also assisted in the services. The music which was tender and comforting, was furnished by the Baptist choir from Louisburg. The floral offerings were emblematic and abundant, among them a sickle, as a tribute of esteem from the Sunday School. The services were concluded at the grave and the liody laid to rest in the cemetery at Somerset. Three Mrs.

M. Albin, Mrs. A. Crawford, aud Mrs, J. H.

Russell; and one son, Mr. G. F. Atkisson were present at the funeral. make a firm resolve to do all in their soundly every nigh." Like marvel subject to tne will ot the Democratic uount) Convention.

fOR CLERKOF THIS DISTRICT CoCRT. I respectfully ask the voters of Miam county to me Clerk or the lietric. Court if ike Democratic convention nominates me. w. i Lows.

FOR COUNTY CLERK: I respectfully ask the Democratic nomina tion for re-election as County Clerk. Gko, Osborn. For County Superintendent. I will bo acanuidate before the democratic county convention for County Superin tendcnt, AUD UANEY. Jr.

FOKCOCNTV SCKVKYOR: I shall be candidate tor re-uuiination for county sur veor belore the Democratic conveutiou. F. S. HAZLKTON. FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

We are authorized to anuounce the naim of 1. L. keut of f'aola, lor probate judjr subject to the Democratic county cunven uou. Fraternal Aid Supper. There will be a supper and entertainment held in Bamquet Hall on Friday night, September 30, admission and supper 25 cents, proceeds for the benefit of the new Fraternal Aid building.

There will be no free admissions to members or others, so that all may contribute towards an auditorium for Louisburg. which everybody knows, is sadly needed. So everybody who feels that Louisburg needs an opera house are invited to help the cause along by attending ihis festival on Friday night, Septemlier 30. ous cures of Consumption, Pneumonia Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and Grip prove its matchless merit for all Throat and Lung trub'es. Guar anteed bottles 50c and fl.iH).

Trial bottles free at A Howard Bros Drug Store. elected shall agree to pass the bill or reaolo-tion, it shall be sent, with the objections, to the Senate, by which It shall likewise be reconsidered, and if approved ot two-thirds of all the members elected, it shall become a law. Bat in 11 such cases, the vote shall be taken bj yams i aod entered upon the journals of each bonse. If any bill shall not be returned within three days, Sundays excepted after it ae boei! Peta to the goTernor, it shaU become a law in like manner as if he bad signed it, unless the Legislatare, by iu adjourn-ment, prevent its return, in which ease it shall not become a law. If any bill presented to the governor contain several items of appropriation of money, be may object to one or more of snca items, while approving the other portion of ton hill, in such case he shall append to the bill at the time of signing it, a statement of the item or items to which he objects, and the reasons therefor, and shall transmit snch statement or copy thereof to the Honse of Representative, and any appropriation so objected to shall Dot take effect unless reconsidered and approved br two-thirds of the members elected to each uS9! nd jf reconsidered and approved shall take effect and become a part of the bill.

in which case the presiding officers of each honse shall certify on snch bill such fact of reconsideration and approval. Sec. 2. This proposition shell be inbraittsd to the electors of the state at the general election of representatives in the year 1904 for their approval or rejection The amendment hereby proposed shall -be designated on the official ballot by the following title The veto amendment to the constitution." and shall be voted for or against at provided by law, under such title. Sec.

3. This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the statute-book. Passed the House February 1903. Passed the Senate February 19. 1903.

I hereby certify that the foregoing is mrSS nd correct copy of original Honse eoaeorraaa resolution No. 6, now on file in my office. J- BURROW. Secretary of State. power for the success of the schools just eginuing on another term.

The success of tl ynU mean so much to the chil-dn otonly fr the present but in after life. oitA.li the remark is heard from men advanced in years, "that they had out little schooling, ancrtiave managed to get along through life all right." This uiay be and doubtless is true. But things have changed wonderfully since these uieu were boys. All the world is better educated now, and if we would have our ooys and girls cope with the otheriellow. Public Sale.

I will sell at public sale on the Tom Drake farm, 2 miles noitheast of Bucy-rus and 3 miles southwest of Stilwell, "on TUESDAY, SEPT. 27. Beginning at 10 a. m. the following described stock: 20 head of hogs, weigh 250 pounds aerage.

41 head of shoats, average 60 pounds. One span ponies One mare amUcolt. One con-ami Fok Uki'kk8kntativb. We are authorized Union Sunday School Picnic. The Sunday Schools of Louisburg Ks.

will hold a union picnic, to which all of the Sunday Schools of Eastern Miami and Western Cass county, as well as all others, big and little, old and young, are Notice of Appointment-Administrator. The Statb ok Kansas. Mea.vi in toe matter of the estate of Marv A Weir, late of Miami fountr, Kansas or Appointment. Notice 18 hereby kivpd. that on I he 27th day of A 1904 the undersigned wag by tne Probate Court of Miami cSuot v.

K.n! invited. Lveryljody. This picnic is for -e must give them an equal show by giv be estate of Mary A. Weir. Ten tons of prairie hay, 30 acres 1 evcr3 lob'.

nd will be held on calves, of corn. fV.i deceased. Ail pa-ties in ICO II i. r. .1 SATURDAY, SEPT.

24. ing Uieui the best education possible. It is the training of the mind that makes the man strong meutally, and it is the New Fraternal Aid Building. The Fraternal Aid association, Louisburg Council No. 131, has decided to build a lodge room and auditorium, this fall, on the lots letween George Nie-man's store and Wyatt Hagen's; the size will be 33 by 80.

There will be anti rooms, dressing rooms, taking up 30 by 33 feet, the flor room for lodge purposes being 32 by 50. There will be a stage 20 by 30 feet, elevated 4 feet, with footlights, scenery, etc, Over the anti g-overn themselves acf or.linely. Andrew Weir. Administrator. brain power of man that gives him not only dominion over the animal creation 1ER.MS: All sums of 55 and under want everylxjdy to come early, cash.

On all sums over 5, 12 months hring their baskets aud eat their dinners time bu bankable note without interest I in Simmon's Grove. The procession will if paid when due and if not so paid to form al the City Park at nine o'clo draw interes from date at per cent. 6 i le h3' Bennett's Brass Band. On reach- jut also fits him to cope with his fellow Farmer and Stockman. Our rate of $1 30 for Herald and Live Stock' Indicator, (Farmer and btockman.) has ceased.

Our rate for the two is now $1.55. will print 100 of either letter heads, note heads, statements, envelops or business cards for 50 cents. Mail orders promptly attended to. man in life's struggle. Prof Lee and the teachers will do their best to make the ichool a grand success, and with the per cent off for cash on all sums over I5.

Ghorge R. Scott. A. N. Thompson, Auctioneer.

rooms will be a gallery. The fl oor will be on a six foot foundation, giving room below for furnace and storage. The con learty co-operation of the patrons of tht schools, there will be no doubt in Louis- THE BANK OF LOUISBURG, Louisburg, Kansas. tract has been let to W. H.

jurg haying one of the best schools iu county. Will you do your cart? The Sunday School Picnic. Saturday morning will see the begin Our Lecture Course. Advertisement for Bids. Sealed bids will be received 011 September 24.

by WeaCamp, No. 1153, Woodmen, to paint the Woodman mug 01 tne Dest Sunday School picnic For the long winter evenings to come ever held in this part of the country Paid Up Capital $25,000 Surplus $ISF1 25,000 the Louisburg Lecture Course Associa some people seem to uaye an idea that hall two roats of white lead and oil, the tion has arranged for a course of five en- this picnic is for children only, while re ..11.. 1 to anuounce ihatf. W.Uoebel isa candldalt for re-nomination for representative be I on the ueuiocrauc county convention oljcjej. tember 17.

For Cokonkh-1 will be a candidate foi the nomination for Coroner before the Dem oeraiic county convention. September 17. J. W. KkLLl, M.

L.iat of Rural Homes. It occurs to us that a list of tht names that have been given to hornet in this vicinity would be interestint so we have started such a list We wisL all our readers would each drop us on a postal card the name of their home Argyle Home, W. J. Bratton. Backwoods Farm, F.

A. Reed. Beaver Brook Farm, C. E. Rossman.

Binkley Home Farm, N. Kern. Blue Cottage, Woodson Purvis. Buzzard Roost Farm, J. G.

Martin. Cedar Lawn Farm, T. B. Bell. Cottage Home Stock Farm, L.

W. Kirchei Cool Springs Farm, Earl Myers. Catalpa Grove Farm, James McClus- key. Cherry Glen Home, Dr. O.

A. Her. Child's Delight, R. L. Bryant Clover Dale Farm, E.

Hart. Cleveland View. J. F. Keenan.

Clover Seed Farm, Mason Carter. Crystal Springs Farm, D. E. Hill. East View Farm, J.

Link Moore. East Valley Farm, Charley Whitmore. Elm Branch Farm, Geo. Masterson. Fair View Farm, J.

F. Shirley. Ferndale Farm, R. J. Rogers.

I'ernleigh, Louis Henkel. Forest Dell, Mrs. L. M. Duboo.

Forest Grove Farm. Ralph Martin. Forest Home. F. J.

Graham, ir orest iew Farm, J. B. Ring. Frisky Avenue Stock Farm, W. P.

Meihecke. Gilt Edged Dairy Farm, Stephen Shel ton. Glenwood Stock Farm, Nevius Bros. Glen Mary Fruit Fan. R.

H. Cadwal lader. Grand View Hog Farm, S. E. Dellin ger.

Green Meadow Stock Farm. Andy Weir. Hazel Dell Farm, Wm. Haseley. oocimen furnishing the material.

The ertaiutnenU consisting of two musical an 11 is iur everyoouy aua uas a pro numbers, two lectures, and one cartoon- right reserved to reject any or all bids. V. Lee. Clerk. gram that canuot fail to interest every st.

These attractions are furnished by ing the ground the following program will be carried out. Music by band. Welcome song by the children. Invocation Rev. Stickel.

Address of welcome Mr. Reeves. Address Samuel Garvin. Song by the school America. Music by baud.

DINNER. 2 p. m. Music by band. Quartette Homer Reeves.

Fred Lewis, Carl Nesselrode, John Ernest. Recitation Florence Stickel. Motion song by the children. Declamation Leo Lantz. Duett Lula aud Bessie Brown.

INTERMISSION. Music by band). Quartett Homer Reeves, Fred Lewis, Carl Nesselrode, John Ernest. Recitation Ruth Aiken. Song by Teacher's Union.

Declamation Cy. McDowell. Song by School "God be With You Till We Meet Again." Music by band. J- Reeves, Cn'm. J.

M. Moody, Prs. of Day. body. The committee has worked hard to make this picnic the best ever held in tne filmland Lvceum Bureau nf Moines, and with them conies a pos these parts and it does look like everv Public Sale.

I will sell at public sale at my farm 4 miles north of Louisburg, aud 4 miles southeast of Bucyrus, on WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5. Beginning at 10 a. m. The following described stock: One bay horse, or one bay mare and colt, one yearling horse colt, one Jersey cow and calf, one red Jersey heifer two years old.

one Jersev bull coining two years old, 4 yearling steers all red. one yearling heifer, three last spring steer calves, three sows with pigs at their feet, two Poland China male pigs. 30 head of shoats weigh from 70 to 80 pounds, good ones. Sharpies cream separator, cider mill, mowing machine. Harrison riding plow, one hack, sleigh, two corn planters with check rowers, seeder, turning plow one good feather bed and other articles too numerous to mention.

Terms: All sums of 5 and under cash. On all sums over 5, 12 months time on bankable note without interest if itive guarantee of satisfaction. They do body ought to take hold and help push it not claim that any attraction will please Republican Convention, The Republicans of Wea township will meet in convention Saturday, Oct." 1 at 3 o'clock r. in. in council room, to nominate a township ticket and transact such other business as may come before them.

F. Reeves, Committeeman. along with their presence and good will It I DIRECTORS: Wu. Schwartz, Pres. M.

Reed, Vice Pres. W. Goebel, j. Weavek, John Elliott, j. HAm J.

M. Reed, Cashier." Respectfully tender their services to the business public. AU business men will be dealt with on the most liberal terms with sound banking. everybody and sometimes the best attrac vau nave propitious weatner we uou will tan, tout it is their oostlive l'jok for a glorious success. Everybody jr tgreement to make right what is wrong is urged to come aud bring their dinners 1.

iney say tney are in the business to lading uuiuer in town ana driving please and satisfy and if they do not they out tor an hour or two in the afternoon should get out of the business. Let us set a stardard for all future picnics If any season ticket holder is dissatis of this kind. Let us see convincing evidence of your interest in the children ol fied with the course as a whole, thev re fund money witnout quibbling. If anj the community. The children are look World's Fair from West Line Coach Excursions from West Lin via K.

C. gives you seven full days in St. Louis and only costs you 6.00 Tickets on sale every day excepi Fridaysand Saturdays until Nov. 30. Try the popular lin.

One fare to Kansas City and return Oct. 2 3 4 5 6 7 good returning until Oct. Sth via K. C. S.

attraction fails absolutely, a new attrac ing forward to a gala day, Saturday, aiid II T- -ea mm- uou is sent iree. and if anv attraction paid when due. if not so paid to draw I'll 1 .1 I must not be disappointed. Rock. Kans Sept.

15: All wel" loes not give general satisfaction any 'kick" will be promptly and carefully- JUUMBER! Notice for Bids. Bids will be received by the Wea board for the abuttmentsforthenew iivm udic at per cent, per ana happy here. 1 wish I could have cent on lor casu on all sums oyer $5. LD.Cro tchett, Sr E. E.

Roberts. Auctioneer. image near ill Butts' farm. The plans settled. These statements are not made to invite or induce people to get free tickets but it is done to reassure md specifications will be with Charles i m.

oeen at the A. H. T. A. picnic and me ny old friends I often think of them those who would gladly buy were they vjepicuiucr 14.

ine ooara the right to reject any or ail bids, Live Stock Sale. ten tne folks up thereto come down ere where there are good roads and lot to do so. As long as it is a When on the market for Building Material al ways look at the stock at Louisburg. We have constantly on hand a large stock of Bids will be received at the council room newill sell at public sale bt tht of being pleased or money back, it plenty of sunshine. Give my kiudesi Louisburg, Kansas, 24th day of Septem Rogers farm, adjoining Louisburg 01 HOOD'S Sarsaparilla is the niedi cine for iiirpure blood, eruptions, -weakness and general debility it positively and absolutely CURES.

Sunaay School Picnic. Grand Sunday School picnic at Simmon's Grove, Louisburg, on Saturday. September 24. All the Sunday Schools in Eastern Miami and Western Cass county are especially invited. regards to all the folks.

S. M. Crawford. hould appeal to every one of our people md the price of tickets, only $1.50. is reasonable enough.

ine southwest, on FRIDAY. OCT. 7. Beginning at 10 o'clock a. 14 ber, at 2:30 p.

O. A. Gardner, Trustee, Matt Carter, Clerk. Mills Lewis, Treas. Already a number of tickets have beet The Farm and Fireside.

tiea 1 ot live slock as follows: 25 herd old, but a number may yet be sold. During this month of September we lave arrangements with the Farm and irge mat au parties who can afford tc hors.es consisting of 4 brood mare, fo Ijws: oi.e rownmr 5 years old weight 1400 in foal, oue bay. 5 Fireside whereby we can furnish to all my one or more tickets should do so ai nce, and thus secure a chance at tht I Yenow Pine, EJtSKr Cypressr I Red Cedar, Spruce and White Pine. We have Oalr and Cvpress bridge Plank. Cement Piaster- I and Ladders.

Three eraS of Cedar Shingles, Doors, Windows, Mixed Paints, Lead and Oil, and everything needed to build a house or except 5 ur subscribers who reuew their subscrip-ions this month the Farm and Fireside, old, 1400 one gray, 9 years old, 1400 esi seat in tne house. Tickets for the Wholesale Poultry House. ml ma a brown 9 years old 110K IT payment of 10. cents additional. norses; one graj a 3 cars old weight crt Farm and Fireside is America's most iraw may be secured of either B.

tarry or Claude McDowell. The draw Ji-ill be made Saturday afternoon, Oct. 1 it 3 o'clock. iw, a sorrel driving horse 8 yeart famous farm and family paper. It ha old weight 1100.

one brown fami from 24 to 32 large pages each issue, and Ie K. Bower, wholesale poultry invnr weight li'OO, very gentle, ciu it comes twice a month, or twice as often Timbers of oak keep the old homestead standing through the years. It pays to use the iaaler of Kansas City, has established station here in Louisburg to buy iroke. one bay rilly, 2 jearsold. it ts any monthly journal comes.

"ciih uw, one orown zyeai oulIry, eggs, butter, hides and furs. 1 low as dnr well-stocked concern can make. We always guarantee satisfaction, and al-m ways have time to show our stock, whether you build or 5 not ld gelding weight 1100, one extra Oil and Gas Report. t-x The Paoia conventious. 1 A good sizedjdelegation from this part the country attended the democratic ind populist conventions at Paola.lasi iaturday.

A conference committee fron he democratic and populist committee v. m. lowcli haa been appointed uanager. They pa. market price in right stuff.

A jix. icuts struck tne nrst oil sand at oiacK year old gelding weight 1500. ne yearliug filly, racing breed, om 142 feet and found 14 feet of it. They ul udK are men in Located in the- room first north WEAVER. thought some of shooting the well then, yearling gelding, 3 two year old mules, 1.

i Knight's blacksmith shop. which, in the light of later developments Jiet before the conventious ooeneH am. rugged health, men whose bodies are made of the sound tr yeaning nuiies. I spring would have been the proper thing to do; VV. Al.

POWELL, M'gr. tgreed on a basis of fusion, the populist mule. 1 3 ut they concluded to go on down to the co name the sheriff, register of deeds, est materials. second sand, which they reached at 10 ueau cauie as follows: 5 extra good milch cows, giving milk, one with calf by side, others all fresh thh Phone 94, srr.ciAL OFFER -reasurer a nd surveyor, and the demo--Tats to name the rest the ticket, sub Childhood is the time to lav lepth of 463 feet, last Monday. Nothing was found in this second sand.

Wednes ject to the approval of the conventions. tne toundation for a sturdy con If you prefer, instead of seodino- 25 coming winter. I good bull, high gradi hort horn, coming 2 year old. on stitution that will last for vears. cents.

Bend me a re day the hole was plugged below the first sand and an operator for the Kansas Torpedo Compauy shot the well. Che morning sessions were taken uj ith the selection of committees and th work of organization. -At 1 30 p. n. the democrats met in permanent or yeaning steer, spring calves, 2 two ceipt showing payment Do You Wart to Save Scott's Emulsion is the right Thursday morning the well was pump highland Farm, A.

J. Myers. oneysuckle Villa, Josiah Short. Happv Home Farm. Frank Wise.

Hillsboro Farm. L. A. Hill, idlewilde Stock Farm, J. E.

Cooper Son. Lon Pine Residence, Than Bovle Lone Ash Cottage, Mrs. M. A. More head.

Lone Cedar Farm, A. J. Bell. Lone Elm Farm, G. VV.

Meyers. Lone Cedar Home, William Cole. Maple Grove Farm, W. M. Henderliter Maple Heights, C.

L. Diehl. Maple Wood Farm, L. C. Gibbons.

Maple Flat, Wm. Millikan. Maggie's Rest. Mrs. Maggie Miller.

Mineral Hill Dairy Farm. Wm. Horn baktr. Mossley Well, Wm. Branum.

Oak Grove Farm, R. E. MagllL Oil Spring Home, R. D. Cook.

Old Brown Farm, Anthony Miller. Old Sweet Home, Joe Vohs. Old Kentucky Home, Mrs. Hannal Lee. Park View Home, Geo.

Emmart. Plainview Home, Mrs. Martha Binkley. Tleasant Corner, Fred Weir. Pleasant Home Stock Farm, F.

M. Rog ers. Pleasant Valley Farm, William Vohs Plumdale Farm, J. R. Glendening.

Tleasant View Farm, P. J. Miller. Pleasant Home Jersey Farm, L. Crotchett Plymoth Rock Farm, M.

B. Case. Prairie Home Farm, Jos. A. Gordon.

Prairie Mound Farm, J. R. Patterson Queen Rose Cottage, Grandma Trammell. Renter's Home, Mrs. H.

L. Reed Rich Hill Farm, H. E. Hendrickson. Robin's Delight," P.

J. Hennigh. Rose Cottage, Mrs. M. M.

Cadwallader. Rose Lawn Farm, C. F. Young. Rocky Comfort Farm.

G. W. Hennigh itrawberry Cottage, Mrs. Eva Cowen. Shady Nook.

Mrs. H. L. Reed, (town) Shady Lawn Stock Farm, E. Vohs.

Silo Stock Farm, John M. Good. South View Farm, p. H. McGuirk.

South Slope Stock Farm, Chris Koh lenburg. Spring Valley Farm, Geo. T. Wilson Spring Ridge Farm, Pearl Wren. State Line Farm, Gloyd Moore.

Sunshine Home, Charley Berkey, Sunny Dale Farm, Wm. GauL Sunny Side Farm. I A. Bowes. Sunset View, Frank Livingston.

The Burr Oaks. T. Bays. The Pine, John Tronjo. The Cabbage Patch, Claude McDowell The Bee Ranch, W.

S. Thomas. The Hog Ranch, Peter Masterson. The Maples, P. F.

Latimer. The Three Maples, Tom Haines. Walnut Grove Farm. A. J.

Stowers. TVea Valley. Farm. J. B.

TrammelL Welcome Home. S. T. Sutton. Willow Springs Farm, P.

Rlgney. WindyPoint; John D. Rogers. Woodholme, Frank Wood. Woodlawn Farm, Chas.

E. Hinds. West Lawn Farm, R. O. Whitaker.

Windemere Place, S. R. Estle. Zero Park. A.

Howard. stuff. ed out and a barrl of exceptionally pood ganization in tne opera house and tht ail found. lare or pure.haw ot ticket via M. K.

K'y amouunting to $3.00 or more, and I vill gladly send yon one of my albums 'KA IT," St. Louis. Scott's Emulsion stimulates year old heifers will be frem this winter. 43 head of hogs consisting of 5 broor owsone with young pigs, 1 fe0od boa 32 shoats average about 75 lbs. in wt.

57 head of sheep consistiug of 10 The well was then cleaned out and populists in the court house. C. P. Shel--on acted as chairman and G. F.

Glen-lenning as secretary of the populist con closed. Mr. Ritts left for Illinois. Th lira- the growing powers of children, helps them build a firm day, to take his children to school there. tention.

After considerable discussion Notice of Appointment and on his return, some day next weekl Hi'ug weamers, 40 ewes, runuirg die reports of the conference committees foundation for a sturdy the well will be pumped to ascertain in You'll do i. if yju buy a Colonist ticket to California via Santa Fe between Sept. 15th and Oct 15th Fast trains. Tourist Sleejiers daily, Excursions under personal escort three times a week. capacity.

Until this is done it is itnposs- The Slate of Kansas. Miami County, ss. In the mutter of the estate of tilmon Myers .1. nl i.i 1..,. i ile to say just what the result of the Notice of Appointment.

Notice is hereby irivnn. that id. im shot is or estimate its value. That thev Send for free samplo, SCOTT BOWNE, Chemists. trom npnng Iambs to 4 jears old and ood Shropshire buck.

2 sets work harness' one setdoubh uggy harness. 2 wagons, 1 tuck rake, one good hay rake and other farm am household articles too numeious mention. Terms: All sums of $5 and undei lay of September A. lyftt the un.tnr. 409-415 Pearl Street.

ined was, by the Probate Court of Miami OUQty. Kansas, dulv have a good quality of oil is assured, but wheither in paying quantities will not be known till next week. It is probable that the company will drill some more wells. led as Administratrx of the estate of Simon BOc. and Sl.OO: all drusslsts.

inmiui vounty, deceased. All arties, interested in said futaio. win t.v. ere adopted by both conventions and the nominations made as follows: Representative, P. W.

Goebel; Sheriff, P. McGnffin; County Clerk, George Osborn; Treasnrer, N. H. Taylor; Clerk of Court, J. Lowe; Register of Deeds, J.

F. Dunham; Probate Judge, I. L. Kent; Surveyor, F. Hazel ton; County Superintendant, Ed Haney; County Attorney, L.

S. Harvey; For commissioner in the second dis--rict, Martin Krumsick of Paola town-hip was -nominated. The nominations 100 note heads for 50c. lot ice, and govern themselves accordingly. On all sums overSa.

12 months Liberal stopovers. Td lika to tell you about these ites. mlbbA niERS, au mr. Notice. Everybody that belongs to the Baptist me on bankable note without interest Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

Has world-wide fame for marvel if paid when due. if not so paid ti Sunday School, big, little, old and young WTWA flfHHW 1 ous cures. It surpasses anv other tnat wants to go out to the picnid ground alve, lotion, ointm nt or balm for draw interest from date at 6 perjecnt. 6 per cent off for cash on all sums over 5. ROGERS BROS.

are requested to meet at the church at 9 a. m. There will be free 'or Cuts, Corns. Burns. Boils.

Soma. W. J. JANNEY. Passenger Agent, The Atchison, pe'ca Santa Fe Kans City, Mo.

Felons. Ulcers, Tetter Salt Khmim for everybody. Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin Eruptions; infallible for I iles. Cure BUCKEYE BILL. Ancliorveer.

Samuel Remember that the great event of were all made by acclimation except that of sheriff, the vote on sheriff beintr. Mc guaranteed. Only 25c. at A. L.

Gnffin 48, Huls 42)iT and Everett Howard Bros. Druggists. the Sunday School picnic will be the i.ne touowing resolutions were adopt I If your eyes are troub- 3 ling you come in and let me. test your eyes free. I have a test case -and 5 everything needed.

I I keep in stock lenses for all ordinary defects 5 jf of eysight and cafT fit ed by the democratic convention: address by Samuel Garvin. You can not afford to miss" iu Mr. "Garvin layers Resolutions. We the populists of Miami countv speaks at eleven o'clock in. the mom TltOKJO Painting, Paper Hang- ing and Sign Writing.

Louisburg, Kansas. ing, so be sure to be on time to hear him. heartily endorse Thomas E. Watson and Thos. T.

Tibbets, our candidates for president and vice president, and we pledge Closlnar Out sale. Having decided to quit farminff. I our support to the populist electoral ticket. Impure blood always 'shows somewhere. If the skin, then boils, pimples, rashes.

If the nerves, then neuralgia, nerv will sell at public sale at my residence We endorse the fusion state ticket as you out at small expense. 8 If lenses outof the I ordinary" are found to be needed, I can order them for you. I ANDY WEIR AUCTIONEER. iVIIEf YOU TimVEL SELECT A RAILWAY AS YOU DO YOUR CLOTHES. 9 miles southeast of Paola, 9 southwest of Louisburg, 5 miles north ast of Block, 6 miles noith of New nominated at Topeka, and especially our fellow populist Numa W.

Wells, candi- ousness, depression. If the date on thst ticket for Attorney General. Lancaster 6 miles south oi Somerset. Sales made anywbere on reosonahla rilla We cordially invite every independent terms. Thoroughly nnstpH nn E.

VANCE LEE. I ultJO. voter of Miami county to vote with ns to flaumeuon guaranteed. Call 9 me up over Farmers I'hone. stomach, then dyspepsia, biliousness, loss of snnfif.

the end that good, competent men be nominated and elected to office in this (MISSOURI, KANSAS 4 TEXAS RAILWAY ANDY WEIR. It SI county. We hokHhat honesty and capacity are of more importance in countv Notice of Appointment Arfminio. Your doctor knows the remedy, used for 60 years. Retnnlnr from tb Cuban wr.

I wm "ck. blood wu td and my nasltb wu ton. Bat A Ajrer on the old Quincy farm, on WEDNESDAY. OCT. 5.

Beginning at 10 a. m. One team sorrel mares, weight 1200 pound each. One hpring colt. 4T milch cows all giving one two year old heifer will be fresh this winter, one yearling heifer, three spring calves one three, year old" steer, 2 two rear old These are all good grade cattle end in go condition.

5 shoats from 100 to officials than their political affiliation "y- Istrator. The state br Kansas, Miami county, as What la -ln the last analysis nobedy knows, but we do know that. It la under strict law. Abuse that Jaw even lightly, pain results. Irregular living means derangement of the organs resulting to Constipation.

Haadache THS "KATY FLYER" AHD JCATY BininQ GTATIOriO. We stand for honest competent men for completely eared roe." offices of i-nblic trust, and for no other. C. DoKULis. Bcranten, Pa.

Notice is hnrahi irlvun iko. JL fl.M bottls. We favor good roads and advocate the 0. AYSK th lats Jewell. Mm.

uay oi AUItUKt, A. for t'" the uodersigrnedH Seas, r'fnf Tf.c. ONE pt.jc- ui- uvor Ur. ni'a employment of convict labor on the pub-lie roads. We also advocate the employ iew this.

L.lfe fills- quickly uui i ui Aiami county. Kansas, duly appointed and qualified Artl niwratop of Ihe estate of Nellie M. Mitch- re adjusts siBure Blood iv 9. gentle, yet lUUrOUfD. flnlw OKZJ DOUniH.

4 anrinir .1 JSSBt cf Yspasss sg3 gutter unem- mail rouniv. VL eatate will (ska vw.ru erpi't Drug store, oujhbred Poland Ctuaa. oar. if mZi Out, K. Us, Ai 3.