The Chapman Star from Chapman, Kansas • 4

CHAPMlNSMARKttfc FarrueiB, It will pay you to foed Oil Cake to your stock. We offer Oil Cake Never Give Up. If yon are suffering with low and depressed spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, disordered blood, weak constitution, headache, or any disease of a bilious nature, by all means procure a bottle of Kleetrlo Bitters. You will be surprised to see the rapid improvement that will follow; you will bw Inspired with new life; strength and activity will return: pain and misery will cease, and henceforth you will rejoico in the praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by F.

B. Lllile Co. A. Mitchell will etand his Stallion Cap on Monday afternoons till Tuesday 9 a. ru.

at John Marts, one mile south of SutphenB- Mills. Tuesday afternoons till Wednesday 9 a. at Pet or II. Bert's, 7 miles north of Detroit. Wednesday afternoons till Thurday 9 a.

m. at John Lundrigans one mile of Detroit. The remainder of the week at John Ryan Stable in Chapman. qiJIOS.N.GUNN, M. D.

SURGEON. PIONEER 111 THE BEST STOCK OF an HOUSE. 4mm jiiiwih 1 1, it STOVES IN 13 1 1 The follnwliiir markets are eorrw ted Wt week by 1). V. Natll Jt Co.

and the linnet ITUKAT, AO, 1 JX)H 2 2 lied Winter 68 it 8 40 Keiectcd 5 White Coh.v 20 Mixku Cous Itt uyk, aa 25 JSJ'-W POTATOKH 75 Kuiis (X) I'lJTTKU 12'. Jfff Cattle 3.oo4.U) jOCAL jTEvI S. Presto change We rest on the Krohn business. John Marts was in Uie city to-day Mrs. Frost Is still lying very low.

Success to the new city admlnistra tion. City officers were sworn in Wednes day, What are we going to do for a cala- loose. C. 0. Uellows is visiting his mother in Delphos.

llev Holes closed his meetings Wednesday evening. The former city officers step polite ly down and out. "Pants!" What was, is now no more, what is, is, and we hope for the best. J. Martin attended the PattiHosa entertainment Thursday night.

The Rexroat dwelling in the eastern part of tho city is nearlng completion. Stallion owners will find it to their advantage to advertise in these columns. We have changed our residence to the rooms over Whitehair store. ltev. McWright.the new Good Ilore minister, is now located at his new charge.

Farmers, do your trading with Chapman merchants and thus help your own tow n. Geo. Snyder attended the Fatta Rosa Zip entertainment in Junction Wednesday night. Spring seems to have opened in earnest, and we have had nice weather the yast week. Our markets are supplied with fresh fish, and if there is any time that they are good it is now.

Geo. E. Snyder was appointed city clerk by the new council and J. A. Whitehair treasurer.

Edgar A. Benson, State agent for the DeLand soda, made us a pleasant call to-day. Mrs. Geo Thislex has been very sick. Mr and Mrs Thisler have the sympathy of their many friends.

John Mc Gormely called on last Friday and renewed his subscription John knows a good paper. W. II. Roe drove to Abilene and nearly equaled the time of P. F.

White-liair in his rapid journey. ratrick Sheeran is spending the week in Delphos on account of the death of his father-in-law at that place. Geo Wilsey made us a pleasant call on Thursday. Geo is one of the prosperous farmers living north of Detroit. L.

E. Humphrey, our genial druggist, subscribed for the Star for two of his friends Oregon the past week. John Cunningham is shelling the birge quantity of corn in Sheldon (ribs. Jonn can knock it out lively. We are glad to acknowledge receipt cif a cash subscription to the Star for a year from J.

II. Cutter of Junction. The size of the large egg layed by the "Fenstermacher" hen measured 1 by 8 inches and weighs iys ounces. Lot of new harness received at Berry Bros Chapman store. Examine their prices before purchasing else where Mrs.

Geo. Snyder arrived safely in Santa llosa, and will spend the summer there with her daughter Mrs. Doctor Finlow. The social will be held at the residence of Mrs Russel on Tuesday evening April 13th. All are cordially invited to be present.

Notice our large amount of home advertisements. Chapman merchants realize the value of a good paper and give it a liberal patronage. Dr. T. B.

Reynolds dentist of Solomon City, will be in Chapman Tuesday April 13th, and remain two days. Those wishing work done, please call early. The Reflector devotes one whole page to the Krohn business. We think be ought to have a rest or at least the people must be growing weary reading of it. Robert McMillan, the new assistant post-master, is at present stopping at the Banning House with his lady.

He will soon have his household goods here and become a permanent citizen, Perhaps the most interesting election ever held in Chapman occurred last Monday. Theresult was a surprise to many who supposed they could name all the successful candidates. F. B. Lillie was elected mayor, andE.Fanch- er.

C. Con-ell, W. B. Banning, D. S.

Jackman and S. R. Hoag Councilmen. P. Donnelley was the successful candi date for Tolice Judge.

ground, in lOOtt quantities 6 BO assets. Less than DOlbs Sets. 88-tf F.B.LILUE. Chris Merrilatt, one of the most en- terprliing farmers south of the river and one of the Si a k'b liberal patronizers was in the city Thursday. Chris Is a Jolly, good fellow, and we are always glad to see him.

There are quite a number of names on our books where friends have subscribed for parties at a distance. Re member that unless you have called and settled up, the account has been charged to you and the paper still sent. Wm. Zeinner had a very sick horse in town Thursday. Ervin Fancher, Roe, Brown and others versed in vetrinary business were attending to the distressed animal until the arrival of Dr.

Moddrell who quickly relieved the animal of its pain. Those who attended the entertainment at the school house given by the renowned Valentine Vox, were much surprised at the ability of Vox. Some of his tricks were simply immense Should ho ever visit our city again he will have a crowded house. The marshal has not yet been chos en by our new council. We hardly see the need of a marshal as every thing in Chapman has been orderly for a long time and it is a useless expense, as our constables can bo called upon when any occasion oilers for the need of an officer of this character.

The ladies aid society of Detroit, will have au auction sale of goods remaining over from the Thaksgiving Fair, and a free lunch of baked beans and bread, on Wednesday evening next at Detroit school house. We invite all to come and help dispose of these goods. AVe weie more than pleased to have Knaus call one day this week and present us witli one of the Dickinson county Directories which he has been working up. It is a valuable book and contains much information and shows an immense aaiuuiit of hi its preparation. Mrs.

Wm Smith wishes us to an nounce to the people of Chapman that she is prepared to do laundry work and desires a share of their patronage. She will be found in the resilience just west of James Green's furniture establishment. Mrs Smith understands her business and will give ymi -JT. W. Fenstermacher has one of the most notable hens in the U.S.

She has been laying double yoike.l egg for the past two months; but tl.e other day she distinguished herself laying one egr that contained ihn i n1 sized yolks The egg measured inches in s'ir-cumferanceand eigh' iuchts the long way. MUMC DALE, The flute like strain of the lark can be daily heard In our groves. Mr. Scott and family have moved in to the Dale and taken charge of the house and farm owned by Mr. Powers.

John McMillen and Allen Coverdill called last Sunday and listened to the reading of both sides of the Krohn case. and after passing a few remarks upon that and the Molloy affair, finally con cluded that human beings were very imperfect. Ex-Howe is very sick with a cold; we hope he will soon be able to be around again. One of our young men while hauling a load of hay in from the field last week, succeeded in capsizing both the load of hay and the wagon, by allowing the line of direction to fall without the base. It was rough on the young man, but to those who were looking on, it helped to verify a point in natural philosophy.

The great anticipated ball of next Easter Monday night is producing quite a sensation among our young sports, as we frequently notice coats of grease and other unctuosities upon their upper lips, and occasionally they can be seen danc ing a jig in their corn field gaiters, while letting their teams rest, when in the field. Buzz. Horeiioun i Not a New Discovery. Dr. Ward states: Horehound has been known to physicians since the beginning of the world as the king of all remedies for diseases of the Throat, Chest ai.d Lungs.

I believe Ballard's Horehound Syrup is the best combination known to-day for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and all diseases having their origin in the Throat and Chest. There are hundreds of physicians using this plain home made remedy in their practice and they all report the same uniformly good result. Call for Free Sample B'ottle from our agents Snyder SNYDER'S EOTELM wo doleaes pee GEO. E. SNYDER, Propkietor.

CHAPMAN, KAN. (Graduate from the Medical Department oi me university or Vermont.) Special attention riven to chrome diseases and diseases of the mind and nervous system. Electricity in its various forms used in practice. tlTOffice at Private Residence from 8 to 9 a. and 1 to 2 and from (1 to 8 p.

BANKING'S HOTEL. Chapman, Kas W. B. BANNING, Prop'r. The public will find pleasant rooms, polite attention and a table supplied with the best that the market affords.

K2 5s- EC 3. 0 a 01 CO 9 "AH 1 cj 3 3 CO -o I 9C (A Si a CO CO hi 19 i a .19. 2 2. 2 CD oo oo CO 3 13 4 a4 rt) to -i so GO 00 re 3 j3tJSINESS j3RIEFS. FOR SALE Two ten-pin allies; ean be taken up i i sections; 18 balls all sizes, all good as ne bar and fixtures pertaining to same Will sell 50 to 75 per cent discount; terms easy, For further particulars call on or address C.

W. Parker, Abilene, Kansas. 'or Sale or Trade. A good Jack 4 years old, weight about 800 ft); was stood in Chapman last season and can show some good colts. Would sell on good terms or trade for light driving team.

Inquire at butcher shop 35tf H. A. Knight. Any one wishing extra copies of the Star, will find them on sale at F. B.

Lillie Co's. -Go to D. W. Naill Co's for cheap coal. -For the purest Castile Soaps and the most choice imported perfumes go to Snyder Gunn.

tf Oats wanted at Hoag's Livery. All varieties of coal for sale at Xaill Co's. Pure white Castile Soap at Snyder Try it. tf The best cigars in the city, at T. J.

Foley's. Smoke the Latest Edition at T. J. Foley '8. It is a daisy; try it.

Buy your coal of D. W. Naill Co. MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate property. If you want au honest loan at the lowest possible rate of interest, under true representation and speedily comple ted, call at Dr.

r. V. Koudiez omce one door east of the Chapman Bank. Five of the best Fire Insurance com panies represented. Dr.

P. V. Roudiez, Notary Public Real Estate, Loan Insurance Agt. Chapman, Kansas. quick, rcwMwirr, tmm mi fob Xxt r-i Ilii Mnshood.

KervoiuneM Vi'titr, Iik fit fetresgtAf 0wM byiBdiMTrettain, wtawi, BBfMata dy; CurMtMMAltr withia month. Ko Ioei.uoB nor Qasckorr. PmIHt Proofs, fuli dMoriptlaauui lttr of ndvioft in pUln Healed tiTwlopfL froa. KiUS f.O. 0 i GASOLINE THE STATe! I treat all my customers well Give me your Patronage, W.

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