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yFs3 kCBtBBR ATBD SLI3DEIJ BUGGIES AND WAGONS. largest Stock and Lowest Price Superior to all Others. XjSLID J2sT THEE I ricultural Trade Wia. and Lew ardware Imple mm PERSONAL. LOCAL MATTERS.

Piqua Gleanings. By K. E. Porter. Trade is good.

Political matters are hot. FOR THE FALL CAMPAIGN OFFICE IM "ARGUS BUILOING," WEST OF THE BANK. Get. Buck is reported 011 the sick list. uiso miss arunnie fiuu.

Knf'red at the Powfotnoe nt Ynfe" (Hlcr ns K'Ctll lltX UIHttlT. HIKl I'll it ll TU O.IIII M'Hi tlimtJtrb the until kucIi. 1 1: i i i Xy7 rioi ii 1 i I. C. Cuppy has sold his store building and is going to move his stock to Atica.

J. B. Craig took in the city of Emporia on Friday antl Saturday of last week. Will Michner could not content, himself, so he returns to Neosho Falls again. AOUJiCKMENT.

Piqua lias shipped over thirty cars of grain, nay ana stocK tftis montli. liow PKNATOK. At th wtll'ititl'n of ninny friends In nil urt of the diMriet, Oil. J. It.

tMnekton. of To-lonlo, WinmImhi enmity, ha tiimllv ik-ridcd to Imvf hi iicivii imiiowiteed mm tin lnileorideiit t-niiditliite for tlio ollio! of Mine ft-nntor fur tliw ltli hcntiloiiul District, i-oiiijiriHiiiK the count Ira of Anderson, Allen and ooiinon. is that for high? D. W. Ream has been on the sick list Have the Largest Stock of for the past two weeks.

He is reported a nine better now. W. S. Cope has purchased the lot LOCALS. south of the postoliice and commenced building a residence.

The Baptist church is receiving the roof. Joe Van Cleave has his new house raised, and the work is progressing rapidly. Cant. Sceley at lite Opera House to-uitfht. Mr.

Camp1ell has his new dwelling, in the north part of town, nearly completed. A. (i. Spear lias the foundation laid for his new dwelling, in the north part of town. John Green has the foundation laid for his new resilience in the north part of town.

C. Mills has removed his old store building to his lot in the southwest part of town. Temperance meeting at M. E. church at 3 p.

in. today. The new stone block on the north west corner of the square, is receiving the roof. The counters and shelving at the Star Grocery, have been treated to a new coat ot paint. Mr.

Fitzpatriek carved a neat sign for Dr. Haeon, on the sidewalk in front of his store, last week. Mr. Mitehcl has purchased a part of a lot of Dr. Skinner, and will soon erect a business house thereon.

The proceeds of the play Saturday r.iirht will go to the G. A. It. Post. Come out and assist them.

D. S. Park declines the nomination ftr District Court clerk. W. Hogue-land will have no opposition.

AGENTS FOR THE ARGUS. Ed. Baldwin has become tired of the farm and accepted a position as sales man for Read Hoayer. Mane tK Aicftmzie have formed a partnership and opened up a butcher Tin following nre nuthorized tore-reive MiljrMiriptionM for the Toronto J. M.

Dickenson. 1'ifiiiu K. C. Rend. Miil.lli towti 11.

A. MyraW. L. Bradley. 'olonin ().

W. Augustine. Burtville D. II. Hurt.

shop in hrst class style. Success toj-ou, hoys. Phil. Ray went to Wichita last A. E.

Ellis, of the Hon Ton, went to Eureka, last Tuesday. Hon. J. E. Pickett spoke at Toronto last evening on the issues of the Mrs.

Dr. Phillips returned home from her visit to Jacksonville, 111., last Thursday evening. C. A. Smith left Saturday for Edwards and adjoining counties to be absent some weeks.

He went to look at the country. W. L. Chcllis is back in his old place as foreman of the Courier oilice. To him there is no place like Kingman.

Courier. Mrs. Abner Yates returned from Jacksonville, 111., Saturday, where she had been on a visit for several weeks post. Mr. A.

H. Sharuni, of Loogootee, arrived with his family last week. He has opened out a stock of goods in the Florence block. Mr. antl Mrs.

R. A. Dwyer, oCAllen county 'Oil io, called on the Argus last Thursday. Mr. Dwyer is a brother-in-law of Mr.

Mitehel the new nurseryman. II. II. Winter left last Thursday for Frcoport, to join liis family, who have been detained there several weeks by the serious illness of Mw. Winter's father.

Rev. Mr. Brown, Christian minister of Emporia, gave a very interesting and profitable series ot meetings at the Christian church, commencing Friday evening, and concluding Sunday evening. Prof. G.

W. Dix, of the Lawrence Business College, is in town for the purpose of organizing and teaching a class in penmanship. He comes well recommended, and we have no doubt he will succeed. J. R.

Senior, of New York city, who has been stopping here for several weeks past, left last Saturday for the southwest part of the State, to take a look at the country. Mr. Senior is a 3-011 ng man of great ability and good social qualities. He is a singer of considerable ability, and a very excellent voting man in every respect. We ish him abundant success.

Keaci cc iiooycr shipped three car lit to "Yates Center. loads of corn last week to Chicago. Broug ver 1 hey arc preparing cribs and dumps tins wees. Don't Fail The Republican meeting at the school To fe? "Dutchy" house was quite well attended consid ering the weather. Xlr.

Pickett gave Hie I peril llilllMtVj Trj the "Great Five" eigar, the best in town, at Carlock's. Book keeping at School House PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST I the people a good talk. Liberty Jottings. Uy Snap. Health tolerably good.

Too much wet. Cornfields muddy. Mr. Cooper is buying corn. He has nice bunch of cattle.

Colored Sugar for baking, at Carlock's ii Ifohyns want on to eoitic In and look through In slock. trouble to show goods. Mr. Davidson moved into his new Sole ascents for the celebrated house this week. New paint and number on the school The tablfsuiv at the Opera House Saturday night will be grand.

(io Carlock's for Lemons. house district 10. 2sew pupils occasionally also from Yates Center New school house in Clear Spring Boot. Snoe, Horace Johnson has purchased lots south of the Kut ledge block, and will erect a residence on them soon. Prof.

Stout declines to make the race for Superentendent, leaving Miss Stephenson without an opponent for that oliiee. A. M. Ilinkle is fitting up the room adjoining Ids meat market for real estate oJHce. The new lirni of Hurt Depew will occupy it.

Julias Schmidt is making quite extensive aditions to the wind mill tower, and we hope soon to see the mill running in full blast. The Ka.tle of (fettysfenrff at Oyer a House to night. district, 24x31. They intend the young idea shall have room to shoot. Win.

Lossing has been quite sick with The Best Boot and Shoe in the market. Fully warranted. New millinery goods just received at Mrs. Kay's. i'resSi Corn Meal, in bulk, at 1 cent per jiontid; Craham Flour, in PMti sacks, iit Geary Feed Store, in Floi-enee block.

Also three ears of Cherokee Coal. llest Fruit of all kinds at the "Boss" Grocery. ivpnoia lever, out is better. They had a dance at Mr. Ward's last week I hey could not bear to enjoy their new house all alone.

Wink Jackson teaches a class at the Clear Spring Sunday school. Wonder if lie uses his pocket testament. Gr lie howling ot wolves is very common. The boys had better arm during Capt. Seley'3 Lecture To-night.

Ci.pt. Seeley will deliver his" great lecture on "Gettj-sburg and Prison Life" at the Opera'llouse this evening, under the auspices of Woodson Post, G. A. R. The Captain was a participant in that great battle; taken prisoner anil helil in Southern prisons for twenty months.

Speakinjrof this lec- John 12. Dob) ns showed ns quite a itriity in the vr.y of a inrclianical toy, Polar Jimr, when wound up walks niid simps his jaws. Don't fail ti It. A new invoice of band mane. candies i The largest and best selected stock of Clothing in the city.

the gum-sucking season. Soeial parties arc getting to be quite common One was held at Powell's at the fJon Ton. last Saturday evening, but "Jim says it was not a good one, anil he intends to keep on until they have a good one. Another at liob't dime's, and so it GOODS. Seasonable IVf Tf PTi Si" ftf IT I ture an exchange says: I "Capt-.

II. B. Seeley, the eloquent and accomplished orator, delivered his far-famed lecture, 'Gettysburg ar.d Prison at the Onera Hall, Tuesday 20ih 1 inst. The audience aitl the closest at-I tention throughout the evening and was goes. Some fellow got lost one of those dark nights recently and became tangled up somewhere in a barbed wire fence, but he said that he always found Choice candies at ().

Store. Oysters on Saturday night, by the fan, a specialty, at the Bon 'J on. Call at Ford's and get bargains in I ress 1 1 Silk Velvets and Flushes at Mrs. Kay's. Ladies' Silk Gloves at Ford's.

of Family Groceries is iinequalecl Li! posts that pulled up easy. Little Sandy Gossip. By Eli. Husking corn is the order of the day. Mr.

Neif is feeding 1)0 head of steers Largest Stock and Lowest Prices! We are in the lead and intend to keep at the head of the procession! Come and see us! FRED. STEWART west side of Square. Any one wishing a sewing machine ill 'lind it to tlieir interest to call at Mrs. Kay's and examine the "Kldridge." A 10, 15 et. lunch or 25 ct.

sijuare nu-itl al the lion Ton. Fresh Messina Oranges at the lion Ton. Violins, Strings, Accordions mid French Harps for sale at Dr. S. J.

ISaeon's. Fresh buns cookies, jumbles, crnhiim bread and white bread everyday at the! M. II. L. Watters contemplates mnv-ing to Arkansas.

We do not like to lose Mr. Watters. as he is one of our uost enterprising business men. The hoys at one of the churches Sunday evening were rather rude. Hoys ought, either to learn to behave themselves while in church or stay at home.

The fall rains have begun yet the side walk leading to the depot is hardly commenced. If we are to have a sidewalk let us have it before the rough weather sets in. Some little girls gave Miss Nellie Wamsley a quiet surprise party on last Friday, it being her 12th birthday. Some very nice presents were given her ami a very pleasant time was had. Mr.

Hhlcau having withdrawn from the race lor Representative, the Democratic game to divide the Keimbiiean vote, and make the election of a straight Democrat possible, is a sad failure. We learn that J. P. Cowdin and Kieh-ard Kimball got into a little dispute, whereupon the former gave the latter a few rounds with a whiHletree and downed him. We do not know the particulars in the ease.

Burglars entered the Commercial House Tuesday night and relieve I the landlord of twentv-live dollars. They also entered the Western House and rilled the pockets of one of the guests but did not secure any valuables. They will get into the wrong pew some of these nights. According to sale bills printed at this oilice Mr. S.

S. Glover will have quite an extensive sale, one half mile north cast of Toronto, on Saturday, Nov. 8, lW.il. We also printed bills for Mr. Hutchison, whose sale will take place on Thursday.

Nov. 0, three mdes northwest of Mitldletown. The boys at Neosho Falls heard fiat the Humboldt fellows were anxious to bet on Gliek. They matte up a purse of $200 ar.d sent Doe Slavens down to place it. The doctor hunted for Gliek bn kers all dayMnnd the only bet he could make was a pair of hoots.

It is too late for "soft snaps" in that line. Ma lleaistvr. Editor Amirs. When the Presbyterian Indies returned thniiks to the many friends who helped them, Mrs. Van Slyke's name was pnt in by mistake for Mrs.

Olstein, a lady to whom our warmest thanks are due for all the assistance she ixave us. We also desire to thank Mrs. Kay for the use of her stove. Mrs. Kay always comes to the front when help is needed.

Captain II. Seeley, who is to lecture at the Opera House, this evening, on the Hattleof Gettysburg and Southern Prison life, arrived in town to-day. Rev. Carwardine, who is in town attending the ministerial association, says, Superior fire, highly elated by the vivid tiescnpUon given of that most wonderful battle of modern times. The Captain is a line looking as well as a jolly natured fellow, and draws the vail of charity over the unfortunate ones who opposed him.

The lecture was unbiased and is well worth hearing." Reserved seats cents; general admission 85 cents: children under twelve j-ears of age 15 cents. Tickets for sale at Ray Brown's. Toronto Pick-ups. fiy Keid. Remember next Tuesday is election day.

Look well to your tickets. That little game of pasting Sam Wood's name over Mr. Ryan's may be tried again this year. Charley Pollard is just finishing up the stone and brick work on the Star-rett-Culver building, and it's a daisy. Gallagher's new residence is nearing completion.

Mr. Culver is building a fine residence east of the school building. The Flag Restaurant is on a high. Freeman has added to the top, making it a two-sto'-y. Mr.

J. A. Barnett has been quite eick, but is reported as getting better: John Anderson, son of the has been very low with typhoid fever. There are hopes now of his recovery. We lost a very valuable citizen last week in the person of D.

W. C. Dutton, who died with typhoid fever. Sammy Wood sajs he will stay with the Democratic parly until they elect him to get rid of him. The Republican purly got rid of him without electing him.

Everything seems very quiet now at the little drug store around on the Best in the market. linn on. Fresli ear of Moline wagons at Van Slyke Shannon V. N'iee line of ladies'eloaks atid dolmans at Walker Pollard's. When you want any thing in the way of cakes the Hon Ton folks will bake them for you and guarantee the best.

The best prints, live cents per yard at Walker P'-Hard's. Speei'il prices on buggies for .10 days nt Van Slyke Shannon's. Walker Pollard, SOUTHWEST COR. OF SQUARE, YATES CENTER, Keep a full and seleet stock of Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, Roots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Queens-ware, etc. AUM arawar A lot of new goods just received, and 5 lot more on the way.

Come and ex-1 amine tieforo buying elsewhere. W. F. Hl.EWKIl. Sold at lowest prices.

TINWORE done on short notice. J. W. LEWIS BON, North side of the Square. Finest line of gents" under wear in the finest line oi gents untie city at Walker Pollards.

Goods delivered to any part of the city. Highest market price paid for country produce. Smoke the Hon Ton ciirar. WAT.KEH POLLARD. Southwest corner of the Square.

Fresh Porterhouse ami Uound stRnk nlwnys on hand at Hinkle's meat market, north side. If you want to see a big oyster go to the lion Ton. REAL ESTATE LAND AND BROKER'S- AGENCY. Smoke the Dandy cigar at Star Grocery. Lunch at the Hon Ton.

Funeral Notice. Edward Winn, an aged and highly esteemed citizen of this city, died yesterday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at the Christian church at 1 o'clock p. m. to-day, to which all are invited.

A more extended notice will NORTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE, Tates Center, EZansas. on the Beeman farm. J. J. Puekett is building a new barn.

A. E. Coe has bought the Marion Rich farm and is building a new house on it. He will put up a barn as soon as the house is finished. As Frank Young was coming home from Center a short time ago, some unknown person skulking behind the hedge along the lane that runs south f.em Mr.

Buell's. tried to shoot him but the cap snapped and the gun or pistol did not goolF. Mr. Young has no idea who the party could be or what they attempted to shoot him for. The Little Sandy base ball club played the West Bulla 10 club last Saturdaj-week.

They played innings and the score stood 12 to 14 in favor of Little Sandy. Shooting dogs is one of the favorite passtimes of some of the kids in lids neighborhood. If the boys don't stop carrying revolvers gome one is going to get into trouble. Mrs. J.

Williamson has been very ill for some time, but we learn she is improving at present. John Seal has just returned from a visit to Missouri. He reports times dull in the part where he was. Henry Buell has just got back from the west. He has traveled all oyer Colorado and New Mexico, but be did not find any place that suited him as well as Woodson county.

Belmont Items. EyE Pluribus tTnum. Weather quite pleasant-Considerable cattle on the range yet. Com husking is all lie rage now. We understand there will be a Greenback speech delivered at the Pearsall school house on the evening of the 31st inst.

We feel like congratulating Ohio on the result of the late election, and West Virginia, too, she will come out of the wilderness by and by more school houses are needed there. On Kansas sacred soil for Blaine and Logan we stand; all armed, antl, dressed in uniform like men of war. We want no traitors in our band, for their colors they will fly. Mrs. S.

E. rarrish, from Missouri, daughter of Wr. L. Bradley, is visiting in Belmout this week. Joe.

Gr. Bradley, late of Toronto, has moved to Humboldt, where he will again engage in the barber business. Joe has many friends who will wish him success. T. E.

Palmer had a horse to die Tuesday night- "A young man, by the name of Fisher, lost a horse a few'davs ago, worth from STi to D. Brower and T. L. Palm er each gave him $5, Basconi also contributing his share. There is talk of opening a large coal mine in Belmont.

The company is quite wealthy. So look out for a decline in the prices of coal. There was a pleasant snrpise given at J. F. VanW ve.s.

the other eveninjr, it being Mrs. VanWye's Dirthdaj. Their friends, which are gathered and called at the residence, bnt found Mr. and Mrs. V.

absent ct Yates Center, but they arrived shortly thereafter. A flee supper was prepared and, although there was quite a large mtmlier present, there was enough for all and plentp left. Quite a numoers of handsome and yal-nable presents were presented to Mrs. VanW consisting of classware, china-ware, crockery, too numerous to mention. Among those present were Mr.

and Mrs. Peters, Mr. and Mrs. AYhitem, Mr. and Mrs.

Brower, Mrs. Weltner. Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Johnson and quite a host of belles and beaux of Belmont.

ITates Center, OFFERS FOI1 SALE A LAIJGE LIST OF THE BEST We defy competition on lwots and flioes. I'uLLA Kl. Ladies Kid Gloves for $1.00 at Ford's. i appear next week Farms, Vacant Lands Red-Winir. nntl Kctehnm, Moline.

A Fresh Stock of Staple and Fancy Improved Caldwell agons at VnnSJyke Shan- lion and Town Lots. Groceries always on hand. I 4.3 Agent for the celebrated i rOTWIX LASDS.all situated on. Creek Bottoms; also, the former tW HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAH) FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. J.

B. SAYIDtJE, Proprietor. K. T. LAJvDii.

Lands left in mv- hands will reeelve iiromivt attention. Communications of Inquiry A I I I promptly answered. Nothing belter to a hungry man than a 13 ct. lunch at the Hon Ton. Rest Hour in town for $1.25 at the star roecry.

We are sole agents for the Warren let, guaranteetl to be tlio best and cheapest hoot in the city. Walkkk Hest line of canned goods in town at the Star Grocery Largest and finest line of ladies hoods in town at Walker Pollard's. Art veryTMy! Woodson I.odre No ll. I. O.

F. Whereas, our well lielovel lirotiier. Ilenjamin F. I'ltiy-ton. tleparted this life on Thursday ereiiinjr, October lcth, 1SS1, after a Humoring- nutl illness.

Therefore resolved. That the mcmlwrs and brothers of this lodjre deeply deplore the loss of go amiable and courteous a brother and so enerpretie nntl thorough Koinjr citizen of our community. Hesolved. That we tender to his bereaved widow anl fatherless children our and heartfelt sympathy, in this, the hour of their alliiotion and would point them to Him who is able to (rive eonsohttion in the deepest sorrow. liesolvcd.

That these resolutions be spread on the minutes of the lodre and a copy be furnished each of the city papers for publication, and one a'so bo snt to the Itereavetl family, ami that the brothers of this UkIstc, in commemoration of theiresteem for the departed brother, wear the usual bndjre of mourning- for fifteen days. It. Hcrt. H. S.

Johntos, I. M. JEW7TT. Committee. "Writing school at the School House to-night.

Grand tableaux at the Opera House, Saturday night. To Newspaper Men. A iractiel newspaper man. and Job that the Captain was at Colony lastSat-rday, and delivered his lecture there, lie says that the Captain is one of the best speakers he has heard i nKansas. See Harry Belt.hoover in his side splitting "Ginger." Temperance Meeting.

There ill be held a temperance mass meeting, 3 o'clock p.m. ttwlay, at the M. E. church in connection with the ministerial association. Addresses will he delivered bv Rev.

James Murray.of Louis-burs, atid and Rev. II. J. Coker, of Garnett. Specimens ot penmanship at the P.

O. Are you low spirited, "down in the mouthV nd week in the back? Dot's wnlkinir. lifting or standing cbusc pain in the small of the back If so, you have kidney disease, and Prof. Guil-mette's French Kidney Pad is the only remedy which will cure 3-011 rapidly and permanently and filling your stomach with neauseating medicines. Knwhn Falls.

Kanen Vt. S7. 1SS4. To whom it nov concern: TS'is is to cf-rtify thut 1'mf. J.

W. JJtx tautrht a In Jlook-Kecninirantl Fcnmanhlp at this place, ami iruve yncnil I nttfnt1l his MhcMi wevernl evenintrs anl consider him a perfect (rentlenmn nntl a uierior instructor W. F. BREWER, (Successor to J.M. 3CORRIS.) g-o rro UNDERTAKER AND DEALER IN FURNITURE.

J.N. FOR ALSO. IIARY CARRIAGES. WALL PAPER WIXIXHV SHAOES. PHTI'lTRE FRAMES, GLASS, AND EVERYTHING ELSE USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE STORE.

Saddles, Harness, Collars, Wlips, Halters, Csrrycmfcs, Ernsiies, Fly Ms, Lap- Dsstsrs, Rotes, and eYerytMsg telongfag to the trade. I Printer, of twenty years experience wants a Address Argus sttKiu Votos IViiter Kansas. Tae bottom knockefl out on the above Finple Harness from to and The Largest Stock iit the County and Goods -Muy be had Clieap for Cash. Double Iliimrv Harness from U.ni to f-UriM per sot. won 1 inse my woru lur ii out come ana irct prict-s.

iViil sell you roods as cheap as any house in the Suite, S. A. BROWN CO. SOT EXCEPTED. Very respectfully.

3. JT. Stoct. Principle of Schools. WW I have a first-class GEOOESY STORE SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE UNDERTAKING BUSINESS.

Hcrtt Side of Square, YATES CEBTER, In connection with my Harnes Department. I will sell vou Groceries as cheap us anyone Handsome Keck Wear at Ford's. The Light Jiun ni nf Domestic. "It stands at the hea.lT" Try one before buying. Miss M.

M. Hit a nt. Agent. P.est Gun-powder and Imperial Tea in town at the Star Grocery. The West Minster hard coal base burner the best made at J.

W. Lewis St.m's. Largest ant liest line of Cups in town nt Walker Pollard s. llESTLEAST. Don't forget the fact, that you can buy the best Stoves for the least money, at Van Slyke and Shannon's.

fin to the Star Grocery to get your coffee ground A lot of new gNds just received at Johnson's furniture store. Stone ware of every description, at the Star Grocery. Genuine Hnek (Jloves for at Walker A Pollard's. Car load of Safety Flues, letlrr and cheaper than brick, at Van Slyke and Shannon's. A nice assortment Hureaus at Johnson's.

Julius Von Matt, the lst tinner in the State, is in the employ of J. W. Lewis Remember that John B. Booths makes Boots and Shoes a specialty. Having spent eighteen years In the business exclnsivclj, he can sell yon goods lower than any one.

GiTe him a call. Election next Tuesday, and tho Bon Ton for dinner. One Hundred years ago at the Opera House, Saturday- night. New Milliner Goods just received at Ford's. At Cost! Mrs.

M. L. Stutz Is offering Clocks, Watches. Jewelry, Silverware, etc. at cost to close out business.

Call and get bargains. IZuekfen's Sol re. The greatest medical wonder of the rorld. Warranted to speedily cure Bums, Bruises. Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Tiles.

Chilblains, Corns. Tetter, Chapped HURT DEPEW, i Real Estate Agents, tW NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS GR OCERIES OX HAND 3 Will j)ny 7iiJust market price for all kinds of Counin Produce. Come and see mc once and you will come aain. First and Second Doors west of the Fostofiice, YATES CEXTEE, KAS. Remember the Book-keeping and Wri-ting class at the School House to-night.

All are invited. The poll will not be held at the Bon Ton. but voters will get their dinners there. Nice line of Teas, guaranteed to be the best in town, at the "Boss" Grocery. Joint It.

Dobrns has thelarp-est stock of Boots and "Shoes ever. bronarht to Woodson county. If you want good goods for little money, five him a rail. "One Hundred Years Ago," will be presented to the people under new man-ngement Saturday night, and satisfaction is guaranteed. Rhumati-m, and similar disease, caused by a low state of the system, are cured by using Ayer's Sarsaparilla.

A Crest DiwoTrrj. Mr Wm. Ia. Thomas, of Newton! says: "My wife has been seriously af- WILL BUY AND SELL fected with a cough for twenty-five years, and this spring more severely G. n.

STEPJJEXSOX, Attorney at Law. W. E. HOGUELAXD, Clerk District Court. man ever betoro.

the had usetl many remedies without relief, and being urs-ed to try Dr. King's New Discovery, did so. with most gratifying results. The fitt Vwiftl 1H-1 enst TTO GUEIiAND STEPHENS OEf, Lands, Pay Taxes, and Examine Titles for Non-residents. CHARGES REASONABLE.

Office Noam Siii: YATES CENTER, KANSAS Iiasuraiice ent sr i .1111 ii. auu the second bottle has absolutely cured at Admission onty 15 and 25 cents the Opera House, Saturday night. her. She has not had so good health I for thirty years." Trial bottles free at 1 Phillips Phillips' Drug Store." Large size 1.00. 6.

Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded. 25 cents per box. For sale Ly Phillips A- Phillips. Agents for the HAETFOKD FTEE AXT AMERICAS' CENTRAL IKSCKAKCE COIITAXIES Fresh bread and pies at T. W.

wftt side of square. wuunaiwiui.