The Moline Republican from Moline, Kansas • 3

A Complete Line of School Supplies for sale at E. W. Elting's Drug Store. For Sale. The Moline Republican.

If you have ever seen a little child in a paroxysm of whooping cough, or if von have been annoyed by a con A fine Jersey calf. Enquire of O. S. Stevens, Moline, Kansas. For Trade.

Go to watered at the Post-office at Moline. K. Second Class Mail Matter. E. E.

Miller has secured a steady position in the Santa Fe round house at Ottawa. He is there now and his family will follow in a few days. Waterworks dry, joints dry, wells going drv, "ain't it dry Drier than hadeas exclaims J. and the balance of us join in the amen chorus. Geo.

W. McKey, of Howard, president of the Moline State Bank, was stant tickling in the throat, you can appreciate the value of One Minute Cough Cure, which gives quick relief. E. XV. Elting.

The "Bicyclist's Best Friend" is a familiar name for De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, always ready for emergencies. While a specific for piles.it Quo. C. Ahsistroxg, Editor and Proprietor. Fbakk E.

Smith, liocnl Editor. A fine 17 jewel Swiss movement gold watch to trade for a cow or horse. Enquire at Republican office. Scbscwptiox: One Tear, $1.00. Six Months, cents.

Three Months. 25 cents. G. A. R.

Reunion. in town a few hours, yesterday, lie A dtertinq Display: 50 rents per inch per W. A. Gorton's LUMBER GOAL mouth, single column. Business locals fire At Leavenworth, Kansas, Oct.

11 10. Half fare for round trip. Tickets cents per line each insertion. also instantly relieves and cures cuts, bruises, salt rheum, eczema and all affections of the skin. It never fails.

E. W. Elting. Last Friday night fakir Buckley gave out cold that a woman in Moline EItba Those desiring extra copies of the Kepubi.iCaN can obtain the same at five cents sold from 9th to 15th. W.

C. Ransom, Agent. A Car Load ot Fence Wire. was returning from the Wichita fair. Twenty-two car loads of fat cattle were shipped from to Kansas Citv Monday, four by Ellsworth six "by Webb and twelve by Joe Ames.

Elder S. F. Allwell, a colored Minister of Winfield, will preach at the Christian church tonight, Friday, Oct. 2. He comes well recommended.

each or three copies for ten cents. and Cn'BSCRIPTlOXS will be taken at Printing Office for any paper published in the L-jited States. You will save the expense fcf sending, ami the paocr is guaranteed to come, tycther would die by nine ciock last fcunaay night. Monday morning dawned and not a single woman dead. The Friday night's statement was a rare exhibition of gall to advertise the Satur I have a car load of the best painted with any premium the publishers may be offering Glidden barbed wire.

bought for ash which I can sell at low figures. Also, staples. Call at my grain office. F. Webb.

FRIDAY. OLTOBER 1. 1897. Shapely Heads. A.

A. Bellman the Howard cattle dealer, took the train at Moline Monday evening, for Oklahoma, where he went to make a deal for 1800 head of cattle. YARD Attention Poultry Farmers and Raisers. and pretty faces is greatly en Big cash bargins at Gorton's. Rush, at the Palace next week, day night's meeting.

Certainly you don't want to suffer with dyspepsia, constipation, sick lieadache, sallow skin and loss of appetite. You have never tried De-Witt's Little Early Risers for these complaints or you would have been cured. They are small pills but great regulators. E. W.

Elting. Mr. ill reports a pleasant visit at Winfield with his cousin, Theodore hanced by modish bonnets with The performances at the Christian church by N. G. Buckley, lecturing on Spiritualism, did not prove very profitable to the church.

Such things Corn is selling at 25 cents a bushel. fashionable trimmings. In Where you will find bargains in all kinds of building material in No. i grades. Also best screened Lump Coal at "all right" prices.

Lime, Brick, Sand and Cement. The York poultry car will be in Moline, Saturday, October 9. It will pay you to bring in your poultry nothing so much as in millinery seldom do. Gorton keeps lumber and coal. is "Up-to-Dateness" so neces- 8 Joe Mill3 is visiting in Kansas City J.

B. Dobyns, of the popular firm of Dobyns Lewis at Howard, went sarv. ou the above date. H. Fishbach, Shipper.

Money Wanted. Stout, who has been canvassing for to-day. to Kansas City, Sunday, to buy a car sometime in this vicinity for the Win See Mann Border's fine line of field nursery. This nursery has leased HARDWARE I wish to say to the Ladies of Moline load of buggies, ne reports trade as being good. neV millinery.

a number of small tracts of land south and vicinity that I have just returned east of Winfield and have a fine growth irom the markets brinjrine with me a Elder Hill exchanged with the: Wm. -Matree is building an additioa ntce line or of nursery stock of best varieties. Pastor of the Christian church at to his dwelling. Winfield, last Sunday. Bro.

Hacker, Fashionable Millinery. 1 A Mr. A. Border is visiting his old WE HAVE IT. Every Department is Complete.

I.uilders' Hardware the best-a Specialty, and at Bottom Prices. At the Republican office on expired subscriptions. There is due this office from good Moline subscribers $385, arrearages. The several persons In arrears owe but small sums and can easily pay. "Why not do so Nickel Red Tag Sale.

Small precautions often prevent great mischiefs. DeWitt's Little of Winfield, addressing the convention home In Missouri. i seiectea nomine out the verv at Grenola. Early Risers are very small pills in latest, styles for rail and winter wear. Standard Sewing Machines at size, but are most effective in prevent Mrs.

Maloney and daughter Alice, A cordial invitation is extended to all my lady friends to call and examine ing the most serious forms of liver and Maggie Hanratty returned, Tues Heating and Cook Stoves. goods, styles and prices. I shall not day morning, from bprings, and stomach troubles. They cure constipation and headache and regu where they had Deen visiting give a formal opening this fall, but am Mr. G.

W. Merrill lias instituted a new deal. Every Saturday and Mon late the bowels. E. W.

elting. Steel Ranges In fact anything you want in Stoves can be found on our floor. Quality Guaranteed. some weeks. 8 reaay to see you at any time from now day he will have a nickel red tag sale.

on. Mayme Finney as Superintendent, C. Martin, Republican candidate Goods to be sold will be labeled with MRS. JUNE CARPENTER. or Junior U.

and Mrs. mil, as for register of deeds, was in town front room up-stairs over Rettig Johns store. TIX, COPPER, SICKLE ASD GRANITE WAKE, as jou wish, at Bottom Prices. a red tag. Jie proposes to offer exceptionally tine bargains.

Look out Wednesdav. His wife is visiting at President, of the C. W. B. M.

will attend the Christian church State Convention at Emporia next week. Mrs. Hill will go from Emporia to Phillips- home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.

D. Holton. for the red tag sign. That means goods at low figures at Merrill's store the lellow Front. All kinds of fresli crackers and cakes at Goodwin Mills.

Cashier J. II. Turner visited Kansas City the first of the week; "Sunday is Mr. Hill's day in Moline, and at Wild Cat school house. Frank Webb sent two car loads of hogs to Kansas Thursday.

Gorton continues to add to his lumber stock and improve his yard. Major Chapman and XV. R. Whaling visited in Sedan over Sunday. rhe town is being supplied with a "number of substantial stone crossings.

Dr. Ackley pulled piles of teeth this Pocket Cutlery a special grade Warranted. weeK ty the Odontuncier process. His on the west side of main street. A large number of our young people burg to spend a few weeks with her patients ater there was no pain in the and some older ones, attended the Y.

parents and other relatives and puiiin; Cut nates. P. S. C. E.

convention at Grenola last friends. SILVER HOLLOW WARE, TABLE CUTLERY-Spoons, Knives, Forks in Qnadruple plate. reported a fine convention Don't miss finding the Yellow Front Social parties are in line of coming and a good time. Kansas City. Priests of Tallas when wanting anything in the hardware line.

P. S. We do all kinds of prosperity: our society rooortcr Parade and Karnival Krew, one lowest Grandpa Collver continues to grow caught the evidence of three A sur tin work. standard first class fare for round trip, October 49. prise on Miss Mary Craig, Saturday night, a pleasant gathering at R.

W. feebler and realize the fact that he has not -rerach longer to stay with us in this world. He appreciates the The South M. E. church at the Star Harness and Saddles.

In this line we can please you In anything, having a large stock. Team Harness in best Oak Leather Hand made. school house have a new Pastor. Bro. Topeka, Kansas, Fall Festivities, M.

Koe7stne same evening, and one Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II. Craner took in the fall festival at Topeka this week.

visits of his friends. September 27, to October 2 one fare ijievins nas Deen assigned to a neia in at II. R. Webb's, "Wednesday evening. Arkansas.

besides a number of dances in the for round trip. Mrs. "Nelson, accompanied by her Saratoga Flakes are nust what you country adjoining Moline. We extend to all a cordial invita FARM IMPLEMENTS Wichita, Kansas. September 27, to "VVi.H V.ur1 "nilc f'firn O.ollorc daughter Hetty and son George, are on a trip through the Indian territory, want.

Mills have them. Mr. Jas. Wallace, of Elk Falls, was Beurgan Freed, as contractors, October 2, State Fair, one fare for Pine and Tubincr. Wairon and Busriry tion to call and inspect our new stock of fall and winter goods.

Makjj ind perhaps they will go as far as have met with signal success at the round trip. in town a short time Tuesday morn- Woodwork, White Lead, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Barbed Wire. Wovenwirc Hog Fence best on the market. Little Ilock, Arkansas. TiOKDERS.

beginning and have now under con-. Kate to unerryvaic or uirara one tract a large 13 room dwelling on the Robert Ryman and E. E. Miller, in fare for round trip. S.

D. Lewis was over from Howard, Sunday evening. He is very highly Colvin place, a five room cottage for company with their wives, spent a For particulars see W. C. Ransom, lo.

lilting, have just, mushed a couple of weeks in the Creek Nation pieasea ith his hardware trade so far Agent. cottage for Lou Spray and are doing this season. in the Indian Territory, returning We are headquarters in our various departments. Come and see us. Our motto is, "Right Prices and Fair Treatment to All.

Whether you buy ten cents or a hundred dollars worth." We want your trade this year as well as next, and if your dollars worth and square dealing count we will have it. Yours very truly, the wood work on Cleveland large home Monday forenoon. Salt Creek Items. lug. Mr.

Eugene Ashley was over from W4nileld, on a visit, the first of the week. Mrs. Havener and Mr. Havener's mother were visitors in Topeka this week. Gerton proposes to sell the best coal at as low prices as the market will permit.

Drop and see anOrman for candies, cigars and auts. His stock wareroom, besides odd jobs too numerous to mention. Count trensurer S. C. Hanna went to Wichita Thursday to attend the Anderson Dyer will soon commence is new, clean and goods are alwavs satisfactory.

W. J. Gorton. The Y. P.

S. C. E. had a good program last Tuesday evening. Select Jk Moline, Kansas state fair.

He went by way of Moline as Howard folks unusually have to do when they go any place. Prof Ed. Walker was home from Elgin, visiting, Sunda-. He is very AAAA readings by Maud Hanson and Mrs. Hill were well chosen.

Alma Finncv the erection of-a neat home on the farm on north fork of Salt Creek, the nest to which he ill take his bride. There will be a Sunday school convention. October 3, in the grove near According to Buckley a dwelling much pleased with his position in the recited a nice poem. Anna Becker neat hats of the call on Mann Those who want latest styles should Borders'. jblgm schools.

and Grace Martin sang a beautiful southeast of the Christian chsreh is to burn down not later than Sunday St. Charles school house. There will duet. Elder Bailey, of Grenola, gave 1'itKin i'aints has a reputation en night. People in that part of town be a largo attendance, a good program a short address and Geo.

Turner read vied by all dealers. Don't be deceived had better be on their Moline ap-id a nice and a basket dinner. Dr. Cheney lillccl his pointment, Monday and an excellent paper.1 Next Tuesday nut get the genuine article at the 04 Hamilton Knowlest B. E.

HAMILTON'. night the W. C. T. U.

have the first lellow Front. T. C. KNOWLES. John Irwin and family, and John Martin and wife attended the Old! FOR.

Mr. Bedman has retired from the Proprietors of hour from 7:30 to 8:30 after which the Christian endeavorer's render their program. An effort will be made to business. All the latest styles and novelties in Tnillinery will be found at Mann Border's. Settlers' Reunion Lumber and Coal restaurant business and Mr.

Keifer ing Farmersburg, and report a pleas remains and will conduct the busi secure a course of lectures by home Go to y. A. GORTON-. ness as of yore. talent for this fall and winter.

ant time with "auid acquaintances." There was a large number of friends the mgaiuHMH MD SUE STASLS. Goodwin Mills have other lot of fruit jars, received an-which they Harry Anderson chief rustling clerk The Townsend home was the scene Moments are useless if trifled away in attendance at the funeral of Mrs. in the Rettig Johns store is taking of a happy gathering of congenial and they are dangerously wasted if Harmon last Friday, Wre all felt that of TwiTinc a vacation tuis indepen- consumed by delay in cases where One we had lost from our midst a true. Stable located rieht North of Palace Leave Orders at the Stable or Hotel OSice. spirits Wednesday.

The event was the celebration of uncle Townsend's wish to sell. Mr. E. C. Sutherland.

Okla.t is here visiting his is quite sick. 'pi father who faithful, christian woman. But our Minute Cough Lure would bring im SOth birthday. Dinner was served by Suceegsorto Smith Brothers mediate relief. E.

AY. Elting. loss was her gain. Cast your eye over to Mr. Martin-dale's ad.

He has a nice line of furni Mrs. Townsend who will be 73 years 2.1 Special attention given to Commercial Driving and to Caring The Irrepressible Col. Thompson, If you want good bread at lowest Wm. McKinzie has about completed Fanners 'and TrancientTearne. or and ecuui ture and is always happy to show his prices, go to Nelson the popular old the 7th of next month.

She was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Kelly, whose birthday also will occur the 7th a new dwelling nouse, quite an orna goous lo everybody. Moline baker. of hotel fame, is attending the fair at Wichita, lie must be careful or he will be mistaken for Gov. Leedy and ment to this section of the country, jonn coivin ana sons are having a of next month.

The spread was most L.ast year he built a large barn. Farm Druggist E. W. Elting has worked large dwelling house erected upon the placed on the stand with Bryan. ing and stock raising has enabled him elegant, in fact "could not be Tike a trooper this week on his resi home farm southwest of town, Beurgan to add these improvements.

said one of the guests. Among the GLASSCOCK, Wesley Gearman, of Columbus, dence property. X' reea contractors. guests present were Mr. and Mrs.

is here visiting his wifes parents, Several of our people have visited Delaney. Mr. and Mrs. W. II.

Fouts. jLTIOIZWEY-AT-LA if. ou can get the Ivew York Tribune Mrs. Will Finney ha3 been chosen to represent the Itebekahs at Topeka, Moline lately to take in some of the I and Inter Ocean, that is each of them Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. D. Symms, Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Beurgan. Mr. and Mrs. bargains in trade offerd by Moline MoUVC, KJL581B.

week after next. for only 35 cents a vear by calling at merchants. It is needless to say that Townsend were the recipients of a Will Practice ia All Courts in the State of the Republican office. L. Ford loaded ut his household they will make similar visits again.

Kansas. number of nice presents. 'belongi ngs Sunday evening and depart We predict for a prosperous FOR THE BEST MO CHEAPEST Envelopes, Wrltls? Paper, Pens and Pencil, Tablets, Scale Rooks, Fine Stationery, School Supplies, Receipts, Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer, fie will return some time next week.

Mr. G. resided in Moline about 12 years ago. Attorney W. A.

McCausland, of Howard, was at Grenola, on law business Monda3 and tarried a few hours in Moline. He reports the law business at Howard as being rather dull. To heal the broken and diseased Caldwell Thompson are pushing ed for Oklahoma. future. It already has a good name The following are the names of the ELSTUN, me woric on trie new m.

j. church, as a business center. teachers who attended the Teacher's w.A- Superintendent B. B. Bone and Miss near ueiicnap, towards completion Maggie McKay, of Longton, visited Married at noon, September 27, at ssociation at Grenola, September 23: J.

Brace, Earl Stroud. Geo. Ra- They are good workmen. ATTORFJEY-At-LAW. our schools Monday.

the Metropolitan hotel, Howard, burn, XV. II. Helmick, Walter Mc- Mr. John II. Hamilton, Republican by Elder N.

Hill, of Moline, Dr. Bush, dentist, will be at the tissues, to soothe the irritated sur-lNeal, U. II. AVilson. Ashbv Cbaffln.

candidate for sheriff, was, in town Mr. Eld red R. (Dick) Foster to Miss Palace Monday and remain until J. B. Monical.

Bert Freeman. Fred Esil Fstits, Tuesday, visiting at "the home of his races, to instantly relieve ana to permanently cure is the mission of De- Izora (Zod) McKinzie. These young Legal IHauks Deeds, Wednesday evening. Reed. Oscar Nelson.

Bradv Adams. sou-in-iaw, ijnas. poopie are well known in tne vicinity Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. E. W.

KANSAS. MOLINE, of Longton and Farmersburg and thei mat. was a regular excursion Those wishing dental work should to Kansas City, Monday, 22 load of many friends wish them a long and Elting. Wednesday, October 13, W. Mortgages, Leases, Hills of Sale, Notes, consult Dr.

Rush. He will be at the cattle and eleven men. Palace beginning with Monday of Allen, near Leeds, will offer at public a. W. McKry.

Prest. Frank McCaslin is paying the high Flossie Crump, Lettie Sturges, Maggie McKay, Nellie Coil. Richard Allen, Clara Allen, Frank Organ. John Find-ley, A. L.

Brown, A. E. Brown, Effa Fletcher. Nora Marti ndale, Fred Kyser, Maude Bird, Sylvia Walker, Dora Ahrberg, Delia Bates, Winnie Williams, Anna Force, Mae Haigler, F. Mahan, E.

E. Colyer, Mary Colyer, next week for three days. II. Turner. Cash Ueo.

II. Turner Asst. Cash. II. R.

Ellsworth. Vice Pres. sale a lot or cattle, mules, horses and hogs, farm implements, household est market price for flax seed. Don't Co to. rs.

joe tonney, or uamoridge. is sell till you consult him. happy life. First published September 17. 1807.

PUBLICATION NOTICE. S. Mason, Plaintiff, vs. A. T.

Harmon, Defendant. goods, etc. For full particulars see visiting her parents in this city. Iler large bills, The Republican Office, husband attended the festival festivi County Superintendent Bone visited the Moline schools Monday, and the ties at Topeka this week. INo man or woman can enjoy life or Perle Miller, Estella Lawyer, Ethel la the Post-Office.

urenola schools Tuesday. Wood. accomplish much in this world while suffering from "a torpid liver. De- In addition to the elegant bar STATE BANK Before J. W.

Stow, a Justice of Peace of the Township of Howard, ia the County of Elk, Money to loan on farms at low rates The farmers in this vicinity are not ber sign constructed by himself. Lew Witt's Liittle Early Risers, the pills Mate ot Kansas. of interest and special privileges. W. Elstun, Moline Kansas.

making all the efforts they might in Collyer has supplied his shop with a Said defendant is hereby notified that on the that dense that organ, quickly. E. pushing the creamery enterorise nice ana convenient, aresser. firstday of September. 189i.

an order of attach W. Elting. Mr. E. G.

Dewey was over from the This is something that will be a great ment for the sum of ten dollars, with interest and costs, was issued by the above nametl Justice FOR Readers should notice the card of John Curaby delivered his last year's farm yesterday, but had no news of of the i'eace. agaiost his personal property in advantage to tneni ana all should do something to help in increasing the The Eureka Creamery elsewhere corn crop tnis week to Frank Webb. Importance to communicate. Correctors: II, R. Ellsworth.

the above entitled action, and that said cause will be heard on the 8th day of October, 1837, at in his paper. It should i nterest every If his flax had not failed he would O.K Stevens. S. Z. Ellsworth, J.

U.Turner, supply of milk furnished this station It is not only more profitable to sel Our expressman, Dennis Patterson, citizen of Moline and vicinity. have finished up paying the raortcracre PjlN2-TNTHS eff smiles again. His wife and little ones 2 clock p.m. b. JIasos, Attest: Plaintiff.

J. W. Stow, Justice ef the Peace. your milk than to make butter, but on nis larm. as it is, lie will aown it considerably.

returned last Sunday morning. i fomi it increases the business interests of ail the pais findsicknessfrom the town in which every farmer should feel an interest. The Creamery is at A jolly, jovial company met at D. N. Lytle's last night and enjoyed the The directors of the 3Ioline State What IS which women Bank met, Thursday eveniner, and JDliss ot dancing for several hours.

suffer Is caused I I WANTED I LochAerie- voted to increase the capital stock mm present only receiving from about 500 to 700 pounds of milk a day, which is not nearly enough to pay for churn inir cy weakness cri Say, did you see the Yellow Front. There is no other bank in Elk county making more money than the derangement I Poland China Pis. far-roowed May 1, by Wren's Its the place to buy your hardware. Don't forget it, the Yellow Front. nere, Dut as soon as tuey receive a Moline btate of 7x7 tf Lyri I the organs sufficient -amount they will do the 3v cotts muSsion Milk and Poultry churning here.

At present all cream Model, by the great Kle-ver's Model, bv Look-Me-Over, who sold for S. Z. Ellsworth. Joe Ames. Ora Ed Elting put in most of the week improving his residence property.

menstruation. Nearly always is shipped to Eureka. Ames, Will McCaslin, Russell Webb, at the. lie win soon erect a new dwelling. Wednesday morning the Moline Odd highest price ever price A.

Border, J. II. Turner, Ted Hib- ever paid for a hog. Also bard. T.

C. Knowels Harry Wait and Fellows noticed their wives butcher GEEAMEBY IN MOUSE Mrs. John Rettig and daughter, of It is a strengthening: food and when a woman la net well these organs are affected. But when they are strong and healthy a woman Is very seldom sick. ing an unusual number of snrinsr hens 5 eosna county visited this week at have a fine litter by Syd-nor Tecumseh, by Ina Frank Webb accompanied cattle to Kansas City, Mondaj.

by the and baking more cake than the finan tonic, remarkable in its flesh-form- the home of Geo. Rettig and wife. EUREKA CREAMERY COMPANY ces of the home would tolerate regular AVilks, whose last litter sold for $2025. Price 810 Roy Caldwell is still with Elder ly, son-or-uaai concluded the Paint your house with "Hammar 9 MCFIDFf't Wickham, of Ottawa, in Evanglistic to $30. house was to be afflicted with visitors ing- properties.

It contains Kjod-Liver Oil emulsified or partially dig-ested, combined with the well- Paint" Best Lead and oil paint on the work in Minnesota, but will probably and thought no more of the incident Ilerfords headed by market. Jt or sale by W. A. Gorton. enter Des Moines University some In each case the wife, who by the way 2 T- 1 1 1 j.1 1 Judge victor (2246) and Loch Aeria Boy.

Bull me next month to better nrenare Mr. Ed. Keifer returned from Mon is a lieoeKau, Renin' reminaea me known and highly prized Hypo phosphites of Lime and Soda, so roe City, Saturday morning, husband to be sure and attend lodcre. calves for fall delivery. We desire to buy all the milk and poultry in the vicinity of Moline for which we will pay the very highest market price.

A poultry waeon will also be on the road to neighboring towns every afternoon except Saturday and can call at farm for poultry if notice is given. Chas. Wilbur, Manascrof Creamery. K. IV.

Craner, Manager of Poultry Department. a somewhat unusual request, for as a "wuere sae fcaa been visiting relatives. W. S. POWELL that their potency is materially general thing a statement from a Moline, Kansas.

increased. From the way Beu reran Freed are husband that he will tarry out at himself for the ministry. As is well known Al Edwards attends to Frank Webb's cattle in the feed yards north of town. In leisure hours this season Al has been gardening extensively. He has tomatoes in abundance.

Al is a rustler. i I stacking up lumber in their yard they i lodge sends "a double quartette of must, expect to sen lots of it this fall. frowns skipping over wife face at a Is nature's provision iiit the regulation of the menstrual fanctlon. It cures al! female troubles." It is equally effective for the gtrl ti her teens, the young wife with domestic and maternal cares, and the 'woman approachlngthe period known as the Changs cf Life. They all need tU They beasfirtad by ft.

wm at esq? Star Pointer pace. This gave the Earnest Slieeru, game away. here was to be a Re- The regular services vere held at the Catholic church Tuesday forenoon, Father McKernan, the pastor, It will arrest loss of flesh and bekah with chicken, cake, pie ana tne usual trimmings, it was Contractor Builder, restore to a normal condition the infant, the child and the adult. It 1I.8METHER8, M. D.

OIEcb first door west of Star hotel. old black and will enrich the blood of the anemic: Running sores, indolent ulcers and similar troubles, even though of many year's standinsr. mav be cured by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It sooths, strengthens and heals. It is the great pile cure.

E. W. Elting. Mrs. E.

E. Schofield arrived from A bell's farm. There is a two year white heifer at H. D. Owner can have same penses.

paying ex- will stop the cough, heal the Irrita by a fact. They came women and children. The table was piled high with the very best things to eat just such cooking as Rebekahs can turn out. There was too much. Baskets full had to be carried away.

We might write another page but for fear of coloring the truth, will desist. tion ot the throat and lungs, and Tct a-ivlc- la cases rculrin? Erections, address, fifing "Ladles' Ths Chittanocga Medicine Go-. Coatta-xtocfa. J.cno. THOS.

1. CCPPCT. TpeV. MOLIN15, KANSAS. Will Furnish Lumber and Other Material for Build' ings, and Guarantees to Save Builders Money.

cure incipient consumption. We Coffey vi lie, Wednesday evening. She I have only a few Herford bull valves. Those desiring to buy should vorne quick. W.

S. Powell, Muline Kansas. make this statement because the experience of twenty-five years has W. FARROW, J. By October.

I has taken rooms up stairs in the building occupied by the meat market and will be ready Monday, to receive ladies who may be desirous of investigating the Standard Garment Cut-iting System. She will organize a class Physician and Surgeon, Gallon me for estimates if you arc If you want to rrnevr tncrlgageor borrow long your farm time money proven it in tens of thousands of CaSCS. Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion. 50c and $1.00, all druggists. SCOTT i "OWNS.

VVwk, eaarer eared her ar.j oolatr through tae Char 34 cl Life." All parties owing me ou note or accounts are requested to make settle- groins to build. OEcc second door south of Poet-OCce, v. Earnest Slieern, Wl I Mil.