The Richland Observer from Carbondale, Kansas • 4

Pleasant Hill. Word was received hero Saturday Missouri Pacific Time Table. PiiKhuiiKi-r No. south in, I'liMwiKu'r No. 'SK, Koiou north 3:11) p.

froitjlil No. 1115, goliiK 11. m. Ijociil freight No, 314, (joins north i p. m.

'Cl'CI I k.7 kJ that Mr. Ointor, formerly of this place, died at his home near Dover after a long illness. Durrow and wife attended tho funeral. C. L.

Tit tun da ii, and I'ulilUUer. F. P. I'mirr Uku Editor. DIRECTORY.

M. E. church prtmoliing ovary two wi-ok 11 Bert Bakor was seriously injured last wiek by fulling in a well. His injurios 301 Ktiv-d siTond -rliis mull ninttor AnniiHt 11, UK. lit I li pof-t ollii-a Bt CiulioinialK, haiir Under tlio Acl oi rumens of iiurcU will not prove fatal.

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Burbauk" are the Subicrlptlon I'rlte, 75 Cents per yer. in. Huiiclny School every Sabhuth u.

m. Jti'V. Moort, liiiHtor, A.J. McDowell, Supl. U.

church, Biirvivri every wnok at 11 iu Sunday (School at 10 a. in. Kov. M. L.

Roby, pimtor, W. B. llotno, Supt. Kichland Pout, No. 370 Hoots In G.

Correspondence. Berryton News. Mr. and Mrs, L. Clark Hponta few days visiuni' relatives in Kansu-i City, Miss Lulu Bartul of Tope a spent Sunday with relatives in liorrytou.

Miss Flora Woodoox of Paulino is pending a few days with her brother Lawrence. Miss Emma Ziegler who has been in Kansas City past two weeks is homo with her parents for a weeks vacation, Mr, and Mrs. John Carnahan left Monday for Douglas county where they will visit with relatives. Mrs. Emma Heinz of Topeka spent the past week with relativos of this place.

wMrs. Minnie Harckotte spent Sunday Thursday, January 21, 1U01. ball every Iut and 3rd Saturday alWiiooiis of Additional Local. 'sa oas put? ui omoQ pue s)iioui3d -till JO 9t UI pD3U 110 lit puy Walter Fishor of Alfrod was ia town each month at 2 o'clock, Carson Wicks, Post Com Wm. St.

Clair, Adj. proud parents of a baby girl bom Saturday, George Rote and family of Fairview spent Sunday with Mr. Boy I'm'. Mrs. John Helm of Glenwood spent last week with her daughter, Mrs.

Charles Disney, Mrs.Herndan Zirkle of Missouri is visiting among relatives here this week, Miss Missouri Neese of Pueblo, Col Saturday. Some time ago Mr. Fialier Richland CHinp, No, 1865 Modern Woodman sustained a severe injury but luckily he was a member of tho Woodman Acci of America Meets in A. R. hall every 1hI and 3rd Friday evening" of each month.

Vis iting neighbors welcomo. Robt Seybold V. dent Association and be received the full amount hia uolicv called for. This puu Xauh 4.i9n3 'sunr 'aanjiiunj 'soAojg 'spinl jo 5u! R. H.

Scott, Clerk Bruffoy Camp No. 1785 Royal Neighbors of i orado is visiting friends and relatives and Monday Topeka. here. America Meets every 1st and 3rd Wednenday evenings lu Q. A.

hall. Hugh Carnahan of Topeka spent Miss Tressio Leonard is aili ng with Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Susie Costa, Oracle. Leona Lukens, Recorder.

la grippe at this writing. L. B. Clark shipped a car load of Charley Matney has been working cattle to Kansas City this weok. for Alva Challis.

An all day session was held by the Rev. Roby and wife called in this JO 311 If Uj T3 9A13l 0 S30X9 anq 3ui 110.08AV in Suiiou st oiaqx Grange last Tuesday for the purpose of installing new oOicers. vicinity one day last week. JMr. Hall and family spent Sunday Miss Mabel Waters, who has spent evening with F.

W. Leonard's. the past year in the east, has returned Mrs. McKiuney and sou Julian spent company is all right and they issue a splendid contract. At last tho prospects look favorable for a telephone line out of Richland.

A meeting wn3 held Friday night for the purpose of seeing what could be done and a company was organized and arrangements made to build a line west of town immediatly, to extend out into the Uosta neighborhood. The price of shares was put at $15 and several wore takon the first night. V. E. Costa was eleoted chairman; 0.

0. Wj alt, secretary; and D. U. Van Nice, treasurer. Now if another line was built north to the Mat-ney school house, then west extending up into the Pleasant Hill neighborhood would have splendid chances for connections to the west and north.

If we get long distance connection from town more phones will probably be put on the Kichland-Twiumound line and the line extended on out into the Alfred home. Saturday iu the c.ipital city. Mrs. Curry of Topeka spent Monday Losh's thrashing machine was in with Mr. and Mrs.

P. Popuoe. United Brethren Church. Attendance at Sundayj School morning was 37, visitors Rev, Miller and collection 65 cents. The services both morning and evening were well attended.

Ida Iloize led the Young Peoples meeting Sunday night. There will be Young Peoples meeting Sunday night and the topic cards will be issued. There will be church next Sunday morning but none in the evening as there is quarterly meeting at the M. church. Prayer meeting tonight.

Everybody nvited. this vicinity the first of the week. The Btrryton Telephone Co. has in Mrs. W.

Lutz of Watson spent Satur creased ight phones, They now have 7 day night with her parents, Mr, and thirty-one phones and are expecting Mrs. Becker. more in the near future. Miss Eva Johnson spent Friday night Mr. Wm.

S. Crane, of California, with her sister Minnie, who stays in Berryton. Miss Stella Loyd and Arthur Wyatt suffered, for years from rheumatism and lumbago. He was finally advised to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which he did and it effected a spent Sunday with their graudparents. 03S pue in amoo uoSuav aisu jo Abav auj 111 Sutij -aub 4UBA1 uoa' jj a.igiiAYss 3 aq otiueo S30l.l(I )U SpOOS JO S3q 3q SUI3S 9113 9 AY 1S00 AH)3q SUIJ3S 9JU 3 AY UOp 9 'SS9U -tsnq jo 90Bd in? iiAYop saoud Sut 9.113 9AY llOA' J3 0 U13AY 3 qtlOJ JO inoqjiAY siqj pB3J ueo noA puy complete cure.

For sale by Ed Wel Wonderful Nerve. Is displayed by many a man enduring ling ana uo. School Notes. Aitnr Nellie Scatos. fiiurrySoudors.

Mildred Williams is having an inter pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or still' Card of Thanks. We, the undersigned, desire to extend our thanks to the many friends for their kindness and sympathy during our late bereavement. Mrs. J. Pkekdv and childkn.

Fair View. T. Cummings visited at Lake View joints. But there's no need for it. esting personal' interview with the measles.

This is the unusual list of absentees Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill the last week. pain and cure the trouble. It's the Mrs. H. Woodward visited at I J3A0 best Salve on earth for Piles, too.

25c, at Ed Welling and Co's. Druggist. for Monday; Harry Souders, Fannie Lukens, Mildred Williams, Etta Snell, Cumming's Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

E. G. Woodward visited relatives at Clinton last Thursday. Dinah Run. Roy Shaw of Stull visited Saturday Myrtle Lamb, Grace Coleman, Archie Breach, Lewis Snell and Manley Smith.

A handsome bouquet of carnations, geraniums and begonias adorned Robert Rose of Lake View is visiting and Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Sadie Kampschroeder. i his sister, Mrs. Cummings. Millard Mo A tea of Stull is visiting at Grover Largent spent Saturday and the executive desk in the grammar room last week.

It was the gift of Cfissie Richardson's. Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Hayl of Twinmound. Uncle Junie Richardson who slipped and fell some time ago, does not improve Maggie Becker visited with her cousin Ruth Barnse. Harry Vanordstrand spent Monday with us, Miss Butterfield was ill Monday but Rev.

Walters held services at the Sophia Lutz at Watson Sunday. school house Sunday. There will be a box supper at Lux' i I I determination carried her through the Addie Scheer was hauling corn to school house Friday eve, January 22, Everybody invited. Richland last week. In memory of our school-mate, Elva Misses Clara and Missouri Neese spent day's work.

The word "subsidiary" is not popnlar in the eighth gradu. Is it Harry? Will you please tell the class in Constitution who the present Speaker Sunday afternoon with Mrs. John Ger- Lue Woodward who died December 6: "This lovely bud, so young so fai ish. 4 4 44 4 44 4 44 4 444 444T4 444444444444444444444HP Called hence by early doom, Will Kampschroeder was in Dinah of the House, is? Just came to show how sweet a flower Run Monday purchasing calves. In Paradise would bloom;" Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Benander Tuesday, a ten pound boy. Congratulations. Mr.

John II. Cullum, Editor of the Dave Matney of Flat Rock called on Mrs. Henry Rupple Saturday. Edd Lutz and Albert Becker were in Pleasant Hill vicinity Sunday. Garland, Texas, News, has written a letter of congratulations to the manufacturers of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as follows: "Sixteen years ago when our first child was a baby he was subject to croupy spells and we would be Obituary.

Peter W. Preedy born in Newport, loscester Shire, England, January 9th. 1831. Died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Walter Matney, January 9th, 1904.

Departing from this life on his 73rd. birthday. lis came to America in 1851, to Kan-gas 1856. He married Sarah unel9th, 1859, to whom three sons and seven daughters were born. He leaves a wife, two sons and three daughters to mourn their loss.

Mrs. Anna Matney, Mrs. Rose Helton and Will Preedy are living near his home and Mrs. Emma O'Neil, Mrs. Ella Wallace, Mrs.

Myrtle Richards and Charles Preedy are living in western Kansas. Charles Preedy and Mrs. Ella Wallace arrived a few hours after his death. Services were held at the Pleasant 9 Hill church Sunday afternoon, Jan. 10th, the Rev.

Roby of Richland officiating. Undertaker D. C. Van Nice had charge of the funeral. Public Sale.

I will sell at public auction 1 mile north and i mile wit of Richland on Tuesday, January 2G, sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp, the following property: Cattle 2 cows giving milk; Scows will be fresh Soon. Hogs 1 thoroughbred Duroc Boar; 2 sows to farrow in February; 9 shoats, 75 lbs; 7 shoats, 125 lbs. Horses 1 span 4-year-old mules; 1 yearling colt.

iscellaneous-I stock cutter; 1 bug gy; Household goods too numerous to mention. Some other cattle will probably be sold at this sale. Free lunch at noon. Terms of sale All sums of 810 and under cash. On sums over S10 12 months time will bo given without interest if paid when due, but if not paid when due, 10 per cent interest will be charged from date of note, 7 per cent off for cash on time sales.

Purchaser to give note with approved security, A. C. Sechkest, II. H. Rich, Salesman.

The wing wells on Dinah Run bridge are completed. A Prisoner in Her Own House. Mrs. W. H.

Lay ha, of 1001 Agnes Ave. Kansas City, has for several years been troubled with severe hoarsness and at times a hard cough, which she says, "Would keep me in doors for'days. I was prescribed for by physicians with no noticeable results. A friend gave me part of a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with instructions to closely follow the directions and I wish to state that after the first day I could notice a decided change for the better, and at this time after usiug it for two weeks, have no hesitation in saying "I realize that I am entirely cured." This remedy is for sale by Ed Welling and Co. Mrs.

John Zirkle visited with home folks one day last week. DoMestiti Troubles. It "tis exceptional to find a family very uneasy about him. We began using Chamberlain's Cough Ramady 1887, aud finding it such a reliable remedy for colds and croup, we have never been without it in the house since that time. We have five children and hav given it to all of them with good results.

One good feature of this remedy is that When you want meat, you want the best. Well, that's the kind we sell, and you will find it the same way with our other goods; such as canned goods of all descriptions. Cheese, Ci'aekers, Pickles, Wafers, Cakes, Candies and Nuts. We also handle a fine line of Cigars and Tobacco. When in town come in and get something to tickle the palate with.

Where there are no domestic ruptures occasionly, but these can be lessened by having Dr. King's New Life Pills around. Much trouble they save by their great work in Stomach an Liver it is not disagreeable to take and our babies really like it. Another is that it is not dangerous, and there is no risk troubles. They not only relieve yu, but cure.

25c, at Ed Welling and Co's. Drug Store. Nothing has ever equalled it. fromgivingan overdose. I congratulate you upon the success of your rem Nothing can ever surpass u.

edy." For sale by Ed Welling and Co. Subscribe now fo theO bserverr. Dr. King's oi7 Discovery FURS! Mink, large, $2. CO, mediOn SI.

80, Kansas. Richland, A Perfect For All Throat and Lung Troubles. Money back if It fail. Trial Bottle free. small $1.25.

Kaccoon. large gl.35, medium 95c, small 75c, Opossum, large G5c, medium 40c, small 20c, Red Fox SAY! Pleasant VieW. Lawrence Costa is very ill with the measles: Fred Johnson went to Dwight, Kan-sns, Friday to visit relatives. We are glad to hear that Bert Baker is getting along nicely after his awful accident. Mrs.

O. Anderson is on the sick list. Miss Nora Goenour returned to Topeka Friday night. Miss Eva Johnson spent Friday night in Berryton, Mr. and Mrs II.

II. Rich spent Tuesday at Overbrook. Not very many people from this ne igh borhood attended the dance at Berryton Saturday night. Ed Johnson and Tude Rich are loading a car with wood to ship. Mrs.

Lyon Hecox is reported very low. Mr. Ginter who used to live in this neighborhood, died at his home near Dover Saturday. Weed Tibbetts, large 3.00, medium 1 00, small $1.00, Grey Fox large $1.00, medium 75c, small 50c, wild cat large 65c, medium 45c, small 30c, Badger large $1.25, mediums 75, small 50, Wolf large 61.50 medium 90c, small 60c, skunk black 61.30, short stripe 90, narrow stripe GOc, broad stripe 15c, civet cat large 35c small 20c, mnskrat large 20c, small 15c, house cat, black 25c, color 05c to 15c. Willis Moss, Richland, Kansas.

Pipit W. W. Tibbitts, BREEDER OP Poland China Hogs, Cornish and White Indians, White Plymouth Rocks, Hottled Javas. gBest of stock always for sale, Richland, Kansas, Loui3Ginter. Louis Giuter was born April Glh, 1S34 in Baltimore, Maryland and died at his home near Dover, January 15th, 1904.

He died of injuries recieved from falling from a wagon on Oct. 27th and has suffered since that time until death. He moved with his family to Kansas in 1878. He lived near Richland for a number of years where he has a large number of friends and was liked by all who knew him. He leaves a widow; two sons, Fred and John and three daughters.

Mrs Is your hair falling out? Dues your scalp itch? Does your coat collar look like you had been in a snow storm? If so you have Dandruff, and if you wish to retain your hair and have it smooth" and glossy, use JIee-riciDE axd Coke Dandruff Cuke. 10 cents per application nt William's Barber Shop. Calls answered day or night. Richland, Kansas. Albert Johnson of Dwight, Kansas, Elmer Zirkle, Mrs.

William Hill and is visiting home folks. Saved From Terrible Death. Mrs. Conard Rupie and a number of grandchildren. CREWS VAIL, I The family of Mrs.

M. L. Bobbitt of Bargerton, saw her dying and were powprless to save her. The most skillful physicians and every R. Cleveland, liyery and Teed.

remedy used, failed, while consumption was slowly Imt surely taking her life. In this terrible hour Dr. King's Order Packet Heads, Letter Heads, Statements, Envelopes, Bjsinass ards Bills, all kinds, Catalogues, etc OF The Observer lie was buried iu the Dover cemetery. A Vorr Close Call. "I.stuck to my engine, although every joint ached and every nerve was rarked with writes C.

Bellamy, a locomotive fireman, of Iowa. "I was wpk and paie, without any appetite and all rundown. As I was about to give up, I got a bottle of Electric Bittern, aud after taking it, I as well as 1 ever did in my life." Weak, sickly, run down people always pain new life, strength and vigor from their use. Trytbetn. Satisfaction puaran-teedby Ed Welling and Co.

Price 50 New Discovery for Consumption turned despair into joy. The first bottle Give us a trial. Terms reasonable. Sat- t. isfaction guaranteed.

For particulars and terms call on or write 2 1 I. B. VAIL, 1 brought immediate relief aud its contin I Stable south of hotel. I Drives made to neigh-t boring towns. Prices ued use completely cured her.

It's th most certain cure in the world for all throat and lung Guaranteed i reasonable. Kansas. 3 Richland, 50c and fl.00. Trial Bottles Fn at Ed Welling and Co, Dm; Strre 1.