The Saratoga Sun from Saratoga, Kansas • 5

S. H. Hull, of McPherson township, J. M. Gore returned to Garden City C.F.WILLIAMS, M.D Nnw Towu.

The new town of Cairo located eight last Friday. ery kindly sent this ouieo a water TO CLOSE melon yesterday. miles east of Saratoga near the new (lour mill will he opened and lots for Billy Hill, of Irene, called on tho Tho recent rains insure Pratt Sun Saturday. ale on Tuesday, Aug. 10th, at 10 a.

m. For tho largest our of corn raised in Frutt county ami brought to my store by Pecember 81st, 1W(, I will give tlio best hut In the Mora. JuiisJ. Davis. G.

W. Gelst, ofWilliamsport.camo by tho agent on the ground. county's prosperity tho coming year. Pratt county's prosperity insures that of Saratoga. in Friday and remained over night.

F. R. Gammon, Agt, Occidental Town Co. Business was good In town on Satur day. Our merchants were rushed all Out Our Summer There will bo a meeting of tho K.

lodge on Friday evening for special Botanic oil! LOCAL NEWS. If you want to procure a limn on your farm, F. C. Jenkins, of Valley township, business. All members are requested to btt present.

at th Hunk of Saratoga. No di liiy. made this office a business call last press day. I ran furnish money at 7 per -Botanic oil cures all pains. At cent, on lirst-flasH l'urins.

Hastie's. Barney Whipple and Mr, Clements, Stock of All Kinds Jno. Q. Adams. Samuel Surber, from northeast of -Bills of all descriptions printed at of Canul township, called on tho Sun while in town on Saturday.

tho Sun office. Every botly is busy. Farmnu'rs till encouraged. Commissioner Fitzsiniinons was In town yesterday. Both stages now take breakfast lit the Clifton House.

Henry Mackey, of llaynesvillo, was on our streets Monday. George Gregory, of Cullison, was in town Monday night. town, left a thirty-four pound water Wm. MeArthur and L. B.

Tuller, Lubricating oil at Burton's for 25 melon at this olhee yesterday. It is two of tho reliable men of Iuka, were cents per gallon. tho largest one we have yet seen this season. in town Saturday and called. -All kinds of job work neatly exe John Carr, of Naron township, cuted at this cilice.

If you borrow money of J. P. WE WILL MAKE SOME came in iriday anil rcmainod over -Only 25 cts. a gallon for lubrica Fletcher you get it for seven per cent. H.

D. Booth returned Monday night with Ed. Shiols east of town. ting oil at Hastio's. with no commission deducted anil no from a trip to St.

Louis. G. M. Kridler, of llaynesvillo, was -Go to Burton's for lubricating oil. gold bonds asked or secured mort gages placed.

Allen Burton will put nn addition causrht here by last Thursday night's Only 25 cents per gallon. DEEP CUTS. to his residence at once. storm. Ho went homo on Friday.

J. J. Clark, of Puzey township, If you want printing in tho latest A. B. Dow from southwest of town Phil Earley wine and Charlie Paull was in yesterday.

He fears tho recent styles call at the Sun office. was on our streets yesterday. two substantial men of Springvalo rains will destroy considerable grain, Make your farm loan through the Hank township, wero in town last press day. W. S.

Radubaugh and wife of but it will more than make it up at ofSurutotfii. Low raten of Interest. Money Iuka, were In town last evening. Geo. W.

Kitsmiller writes us that corn-husking time. reaily an soon aa papers are signed. A cranio of ball is talked of be We publish a map of Pratt county his party of hunters is having a good time. They are in the Neutral strip Botanic -Botanic oil, Botanio oil, At Hastio's. We Have oil, Botanic oil! on the first pago this week, which it would be well for every farmer to ero this time.

tween our club and llaynesvillo. J. K. Hupp, of this paper made Hying trip to Cullison on Tuesday. Geo.

II. Closson, Geo II. Lemmon Wilson, Weaver Hankers, preserve. A county map comes handy make farm loans for one, two, on many an occasion. Messrs.

C. F. Miller and Mr. and T. B.

Holmes, leading men of Cullison, all gave the Sun office a call 1 000 Yds Prints for 3cts per yd. three, four or Ave, years. Inter Clemow went to Kingman Monday, W. H. Phare, of Chicago, tho est payable either annually or while in town on Sunday.

manager of the Osage Cattle Company, 1000 semi-annually, to suit borrower. C. A. Bannister, one of the lead The railroad boys laid off on Fri- day and Saturday on account of the has been hi town for some days, settling lug farmors of Cairo, very kindly re- Mrs. J.

M. Graves has a number up witli and "Nate" Foster, rain. 500 Shirt Prints 5 Lawns 3 Unbleached Muslin 5c memberea the Sun omce on last press of hats to sell from 15 to 25 cents C. Wheat, of Dallas, Texas, has who kept some of their stock last win ter. day with a delicious watermelon.

iner ones at corresponding low pri- been stopping at tho Clifton the past 1000 Geo. Keyes, C. F. Miller and James A week ago Tuesday Mr. G.

A week. Inflammation of the stomach and Clenio, ex-material agent of the K. Max Lamont and his brother, from in the inflammatory stages of dysenta- Sears was suddenly taken dangerously sick and has since been very low. At 500 spent several hours in town on Stafford county, were callers at this their return from Saratoga. Ninnes- ry no better or safer medicine has been found than Beggs' Diarrhoea Balsam, this writing, Dr.

Williams, the attend office yesterday. cab Herald. 18 YAEDS FOR $1.00. Good Crash 4 cts per yd. ing physician, thinks him considerably it is prepared expressly to relieve all 500 Rev.

Jas. J. O'Connor, of the improved. Shaving 10 cents from now on at Lovell's barber shop 2nd door north of inflammation of the stomach and bow Catholio church, held services here on els and docs nut leave the bowels con Three young men en their way to Iron Clad, Elm street. Sunday.

A large number of the mem' Ladies Hose at lo cents a pair. stipated. Always keep the best on J. B. Travis Son handle the hers from various parts of the county hand it costs no more.

For sale by famous Rex Proclamation cijear, Frank Oidfather's one night last week turned their buggy over in a pond near Gant's mill where tho water was some twelve feet deep. All escaped wero in attendance. Mens' SOcks at 8y3 cents a Burton. Warranted Havana fillers. A large number of farmers from Wilson, Wreaver bankers J.

E. lollis, a recent arrival in with a good wetting. Pu.ey township, including A. T. Ward L.

D. Humble, Charlie Underwood at Saratoga, loan their own mon town, has moved into tho house recent ey on farms, and there are no de Last week the Sun made a mistake in tho time of meeting of the masonic ly owned by W. D. Carrie. Frank Gillette, H.

H. Dale and others lays. Note and interest payable were on our streets Saturday. lodge at this place. It is on the first D.

C. Lewis, of Iuka, started for tho democratic state convention at in Pratt county, Kans. Barney hippie, of Carnn town Wednesday before the full of the moon The "light fantastic toe" will be ship, reports twenty acres of oats which Leavenworth on Monday. J. P.

Fletcher loans money at instead of after it. This will make the next meeting on the evening of the averaged over forty bushels to the acre tripped at Cullison to night, it being the first use of the new hotel at that place How is that for a year when the oats wer cent. No commission deducted 11th of this month. which is now approaching completion crop is claimed to bo a failure. and no gold bonds asked.

li. It. Homing, who lives one Tho game of ball between the Sar Dr. E. E.

Christie was on the sick mile south of Pratt, called yesterday Excellent music will bo furnished by the Saratoga orchestra. A large number of the young people of this place will attend. Messrs. Hovey and list tho first of the week. We hop Lot No.

1 Straw Hats, 15c 2 50e 3 $1.00 These Hats Sold the First of the season for 85, 35, 75, up to 2. 5 b. and left us $1.50 for the Sun. Mr. Hold soon to note his improvement.

ing was one of the originators of the Saratoga's new hotel is a dandy, Sun and was the first to pay his sub Hayx were in town last evening com scription. Those men are always pleting arrangements. Note the size of tho foundation will be pushed to completion. welcome at this office. His wife called atoga and Pratt kids on Saturday, was witnessed by a large crowd.

Every good play was loudly cheered. It was one of the nicest games we have seen this year. A. A. Temple bought the J.

E. Keim house which was on the ground condemned by the K. P. W. He has moved it on his lots on Broadway and will fit it up into a very comfortable residence.

JNow at this season ot the year when any of us are liable to be taken with him. A confectionery and fruit stand has been opened up next door to Gib Be sure to read the new "ad." with cramps, colic, diarrhoea or dys-entarv; how essential it is that all fam lions Flnt.ehp.rs meat market. tlio Boston store. This enterpnsin ilies should keep a good colic and J. P.

Fletcher has the cheapest firm carries a large stock and sells at diarrhoea remedy at Hand. guar pnton llon-trc1 Tll-n-rlmon Rnlsnm tn oiv money in the county. Seven per cent reasonable prices. The store has be and no commissions deducted. perfect satisfaction or money refunSed Out of 1,000,000 bottles sold last sum come one of the permanent institutions of the town and proposes to stand on Go to J.

B. Travis Son for Ilex mer not one was returned. Sold by its record for square dealing. Every Proclamation cijnir, manufactured bv Burton. J.

C. Marshall, Stafford, Kans. one is invited to call and inspect their goods. When your tongue is coated, when your eyes are Hull, when your mood Sportsmen will remember that this While out at his farm this week, Geo. runs sluggish, when you have a fever is not a lawful time to kill chickens, when you tell languid and have no ap A.

Lewis in crossing the river, failing "Hands of" for a few weeks yet. petite and all you eat lies on your to keep the "straight and narrow path," A. L. Bostwick, our worthy police judge, returned on Sunday from a trip to Chicago where he had been called by the sickness of his father. His father has improved somewhat but is still in a critical condition.

Every farmer who comes in town is invited to inspect the yards of the K. P. W. at Saratoga and see the facilities for shipping, that that company are offering to Pratt county. The yards will bo equal to those at Emporia.

J. R. Wheatley ordered the Sun stomach like a brick, also when your Saratoga's growth so far has been substantial. It will continue to be head aches, your blood is out of order, got into deep water, turned his buggy over, got the horse down and had a gen your liver does not work properly, you substantial but it will also be rapid need a good reliable remedy that win put new life and blood in your veins. Beggs1 Blood Purifier and Blood Mak D.

W. Travis went to Kins-man eral run ot experiences. Luckily one of the Rcpholtz boys, A. E. Gregory and Ed.

Lewis were with him and assisted him in geting out. Mens' Overalls at 50 cts. Team Pants $1.00. Boys' Plow Shoes Choice 75e. Mens' 85c.

Now These Prices :) ARE TO Friday and returned Sunday with hii sister, Mrs. Sarber, of Cairo, IllinoL er is prepared expressly for this purpose and acts on the whole system simultaneously; if you try it once in your family yon will never be without Uncle Mathew Williams, of Brine: in your crop reports. The sent to his brother, S. Wheatlev, of ttrrw will foL-o vliaiiift ill mnL'inrt tlm Williamsport, called yesterday. He it.

ooiu oy a. jjunou. Ashton, Missouri, for a year, on Friday. starts next week for a large yields of Pratt county known to Sunday School Institute. Rev.

J. P. Ash, of Ottowa, the visit to his brother. He is one of our enterprising young men and the Sun wishes him a pleasant visit. had been sued by J.

M. Duminel at the Center on a note held against him in favor of the U. S. Wind Engine and Pump Co. Mr.

Williams had informed Mr. Duminel that he would make payment any time the company must Baptis Sunday school missionary for this state will be here on Friday, Aug. 13, and hold a Sunday school institute F. R. Gammon, one of the wheel horses of Cullison, returned to that lasting over Sunday.

All Sunday school workers of other denominations burg last week, no longer a single man have it and despite this, Duminel, as Mr. Williams thinks, merely to get a fee, brings suit and puts him to some are requested to attend and participate in the exercises. He married a charming lady of Topeka whose name we failed to learn. The Sun ioins his many friends in wishing six dollars costs. Mr.

Williams is not OUT CLOSE him years of unalloyed happiness. Farmers' Notice. We will make loans on farms, regardless of location. We will loan at in a very good humor about the matter and from the circumstances as he gives them, we do not blame him. Makried On the 17th by the Justice of the Peace of Naron town John Templeman, editor of the world.

Charlie Whittier who formerly lived east of town, has moved into the property just south of Charlie Lovell's Barber shop. J. B. Travis Son, the popular 1 grocers, handle the Rex Proclamation cigar, manufactured by J. C.

Marshall, Stafford, Kans. I D. C. Lewis and W. F.

Pitzer were selected by the democrats to represent that party at the convention at Leavenworth on the 4th inst. G. C. Rieniets, the gentlemanly 4 salesman of the Boston store, called Monday and renewed his subscription to the leading paper. -Charlie Pitts, W.

B. Grier, W. A. Rieliiets and L. Whittet Were among the citizens from the east who 1 vVero trading in town on Monday.

Lyons and Sterling are having a lively spat over the new railroad lines coming into that county. Each one fears the other will get some advantage 9 and 10 per cent, straight depending on size of loan and improvements. ship, in Pratt county, Robert Griffin, of Coldwater Review, one of the leading Larned, to Angie Washburn, of Iuka. Tho groom drives the Larned and Iuka Come and see us. Kelly Giblin, Pratt, Kan.

democratic journals of southwest Kansas, gave the Sun a call yesterday morning. Ho contemplates putting a stage, and is favorably known to many of our readers, who will wish him happy wedded life. Larned Optic. power press in tho Review office in the near future and called to see ours. He Notice.

buy new wheat before Cooi'er Gibbons. We can not Aug. 15th. Un last the SUN was was well pleased with it and will prob ably get one of the same kind. We honored by a call from Henry Old-father, of the Greensburg Rustler; Mr.

used to know John at Kingman when he held down a "case" in the Courier Grove, of the Mullenville Mallet; T. F. office. The west has used him well Kershaw, of the Pratt Times, and Mr. Xlxso Goods.

If You Want these Bargains You Must GET THERE ELI!" These Prices Are For Spot Cash. Morrill, of Pratt. The above gentle SI -13 "Weeks. The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed, securely wrapped lo any address in the United States tor three months on receip ONE DOLLAR, Liberal discount allowed to postmasters aeents and clubs. Sample copies mailed free, RICHARD K.

FOX Franklin Square. N. Y. and he is now the prosperous proprietor of a paper of his own. man looked over the Sun office and freely expressed their praises of its equipments.

They are all pleasant in the deal. Piles of goods have been arriving in town this week. All of our mer A little difficulty occured on night in front of J. D. Caswell's gentlemen and will always bo welcome hardware store, which we sincerely re chants are stocking up.

it anords tne wurchaser a better opportunity for at this office. John Doe made his first appear gret. John Carr, one of the leading citizens of Naron township, was quietly sitting there talking with some of the boys when one of tho railroad ance in the Saratoga police court on i selection. W. T.

Benedict, Henry Braden Monday charged with managing M. H. Jenkinson, PASTRY COOK. Ice Cream Parlors on Main SARATOGA, KANSAS. stine.

James Sheets. S. H. Hull and house of bad repute. He was fined hands who was under the influence of other McPherson township farmers.

liquor, walked up and struck him were on our streets trnlav. 1 he rain Mr. Carr defended himself, and that three dollars and costs, all amounting to some twenty-six dollars. Failing to pay, he was lodged in the city refrigerator. The girls who seemed to had given them a holiday.

was all. Being struck unexpectedly, jj All kinds ot Creams. Wines and Lemon Jellies J. C. Hodgin brought this office A large watermelon last Friday from Charlotte-rusee made on order, for Tarties, Balls, be under his charge, at once skipped he was bruised about the face.

He was in no way to blame and we are very-sorry it occured. A warrant was at Weddings etc. Ice Cream always on hand, at $.40 his farm south of town. be the town. It is a good riddance and our city officers deserve credit for so per quart, and can be had by tho pint or quart in lieves in making the inmates of the paper basbets; also furnished by the gallon, pack once sworn out for the offenders arrest, but he has since made himself scarce.

ed in ice, far Ilotels, Church Festivals, at promptly taking the matter in hand. Saratoga, Kansas. printing office happy occasionally. Reduced Rates..