Washington Register from Washington, Kansas • 5

Washington Post-Register Campaign Kate? The Post-Uegisteu will be furnished new subscribers until after election tor cents. TI13 Washington County Reunion As Republican League meeting hi the 'T l. i i i' Arte 1 room, iuch.jj Dr. Gilstrap, Homoeopathist and Sar-fieoi). Ofnee over Washington National Bank.

tn. i-m en a wo- jf ULjit Tn 'iJi AM i Agency Very HP J. J. VEATCII. Editor and Proprietor.

DR. G. W. WHEAT, HOrlOEOPATHlST. Ovicv tit residence.

Vhetstine. t-uii'linjr. V. bieckwet of the Presbyterian churcu. Special attention mven iodise ases of women and ehLdren and chronic- d'- I prr.mi.tiv attended to.

Consu.tatiun tree. DR. J. R. MATHEWS, OfTopeka, Has Located at Morrow ville j.

or te practice of his All caljs yJll i promi.tlv attended to. omce atfeha-A Hotel. MACHINE OILS CHEAP at yres Bros. German at Fox Drug Co. 4My Rev.

Mr. Dates will leave for El Dorado, Butler county, this state today. Farmers and local speculators are new fisuriDS on the cost of corn cribs. For fine ice cream sherbet or fruit ices ge to Shillings south side of the square. The Nason feeder ami soaker is just the thine to make pork at a profit wheu hogs are low.

The obsequies of II. II. Jackson lock place feuue'ay afternoon under the auspices the G. A. It.

of this city. Smith and Hill, Horse clipping and tarring root's. First class work guaranteed. Leave orders at this office. A pardon was issued by Governor Merrill on last Friday to George Sarver and he was leased on Saturday.

informed us Tuesday evening tiint ti.P corn rron is now assured and he will guarantee it. We guess he's right, Will trade 40-acre, farm for small lwellin.r Louse in city. House must be well built. Enquire of editor Ro-t-Reo- We wonder if the great number of drunks Sunday were owing to; jollification because of the nomination of Bryan by the Ki. Liudau.

the lladdam merchant, -dropped in to see th people while returning from a business trip tfo ltiinoU Thursday. Bear River Valley, Utah beats the irrigation System. Land woru. tier acre, soon to be 6200 to $300, it5 to S50 If you want to" know more caU Rt mon'fr lana ofnee. Pk'XK The Old Seiko's Reunion 55-soeiation of Clay, Riley aui Washington counties, Kansas, will be held Auis.t 18 and 14, '1SV').

in Spurrier's Grove, four jniles north and two miles east cf Green. W. T. Baldwin, Sec. --Don't forget the meeting of the Republican club next Tuesday evening August 4, at the court house.

An excellent ptogram is prepared. Music by the glee club and speaking by good speakers will euteriain you. Everybody invited. Come one, come all. -r; -The band gave an open air Friday evening the court yard.

Their new ban is a line one arranged in tiers lihe seats. They will be out otteu now artui regale our citizens with their delisli'tfut aiU3le. We have a good band and it is one gC which all our citizens may well feel promi. Of all the talk of newspaper changes of tis city during the past week the only one that has been made has been in the Palladium oflice. Will A.

Haw having sold his Interest to Sam'l Clarke. Mr. Clarke is the "boss" newspaper man of this town and the Palladium will no doubt succeed under his management. Mr. Moormau occupied the pulpit at the Baptist church last Sunday morning to the great delight of the assembled congregation.

At the close of the services the church voted their pastor, Rev. Mn Bates, a vacation during the month of August. Sunday school and prayer meeting will kept up as usual during the month. Other services will be duly announced. Joseph a former resident of "the western part of the county but now of Oklahoma, came in last week to visit Ids sister, Mrs.

Robert Shaw, ami other friends a while. To hear him taik of cotton makes us think of the far away southland, but he says that there are large fields of cottcn in his part of Oklahoma. Com is already made and is very good. Wheat was light. Prof.

J. L. Frank formerly director the Lincoln College of Music, will be in this city Thursdaj-, Friday and Saturday of each week to meet those wishing first class instruction in different branches of music. P'of. Frank's speciality is voice culture, but also teaches piano, organ, guitar, mandolin and other instruments.

Arrangements for lessons can be made on the above days at Central ilouso. Orders for piano tuning promptly attended o. J. L. Fkaxk In the vicinity of Roquet, Westmoreland almost anyone can tell you how to cure a lame back or stiff neck.

They dampen a piece of flannel with Chamberlain's Fain Balm and bind it on the atlected parts and in one or two days the trouble has disappeared. This same treatment will promptly cure a pain in the side or chest. Mr. E. M.

Frj a prominent merchant of Boquet, speaks very highly of Pain Balm, and his recommendations have had much to do with making it popular there. For sale by Fcx Drug cr Chamberlain Co. direct. to 25 eoun leaf can of ll sociation Will Hold Its Next Reunion at Riverview Park, September 2, 3 and -4. Executive Co 1 1 1 has.

Smith, S. Yarney. LI. II. Ilayts, R.

Yir.cent and Osborn. Finance Committee -O. S. Long, Fred at John Avres Jr. Con.mittee on Music L.

F. Palmer. C. Van Hern and Adam Barrows. Committee on Grounds S.

A. Yarney, T. Committee cu Tents W. E. Jsim.

1). Mattes on, Weivlel, T. M. Davis. Coruaiittee on Wood Frank Wolf.

Pierrot, Will Committee on Water It. Vincent, Will. Geo, Osborn. Committee on Straw C. Black.

E. J. Patten. Committee on Advertising E. X.

Em Li. A. ra.mer, eaui', oiuu Claike, Otis Nesbit. Committee on Decoration M. J.

II Thos. Grocdy. Relief Corps and of eterans. Police J. B.

Mitchell, chief: 11. It. assistant. Committee on Light--E. L.

Larabee. Committee on Entertainment X. Woodbury, M. C. Xeff, Dr.

Jacobs. Committee on Speakers Chas. Smith, E. Roney, Howard Matteson, Walter Kelley, Relief Corps. Special Committee on Entertainment Jehu llollowell.

Chief Marshal, D. M. Evans. A Cormtioik Lai week all that vras, tai of Bro. slarcellus was oensirii' t0 jts iast Vesting place in the bosc -of Mother Earth.

Xo. 4GS, before u. after the death of our bro-j tLer iu. order, offered, with all respect a'Jvi kindness, their services: but these ser-I 'iees were firmly declined, and while we wished to care for our brother during his last illness and aid, in performing the last sad rites over his uoay, we were nui in-, lo.ved to. But while we wmv rot to dd this, owing to m'siepresehtations of the suspended Xo.

70, our ter.derest sympathies are with the afflicted widow and we stand ready at any time to do anything in our power to lessen the grief and soften the bitter blow that has fallen on her. Of what we, a legitimate lodge in good standing, have had lo bear in this matter, we would not have had itr.eA been for the items relative Xo. appear? in last week's As w- lo to be A sdT.erih now as in the past, but we feel Lhat in justice to the readers of the county papers, we owe them an explanation. 2 The 'governing lS? of the order, for we have a law just as ffiacfj anv coart of justice, says that when a ToaC of 0l1cl Fellows is suspended, they lose all prlvi- nrder, not only as to certain purposes, and the purposes. ns to period of their suspension .1 is as a in their existence.

So while these men did a lsutiakV as citizens, to bury a man, to bufy an I. O. lodge, in opposition ah law and order cf Odd" Fellowship, knowing, as intelligent men, that they are violating the obligations that they took on the Bible, they are a reproach and a stigma to the order; and the resolutions while beatiful in themselves, as resolutions of jXo. 76 are null, and void and simply show the rebellion of a suspended class. We wish to state that the whole ceremony of theorcer was not performed, possibly because they had no acres to the rituals; and while the ceremony of dropping the evergreen into the grave was imposing aud touching, as a ceremony, as an I.

O. O. F. ceremony it was an open insuit to the order, and especially to the dead man's lodge in Wisconsin. "Last week's paper mentioned the fraternity of To.

7ft (meaning the suspended members.) There are men, in and out of Washington, and in adjoining towns, who feel that this fraternity must be of a late development. Moreover, one of the most striking features of Odd Fellowship is to keep its fraternity and charities a secret, and not bruit its good deeds about on the street corners. Xo community should eoudone a wrong or illegality even though it looks right on the surface. An Oit Fellow in Ggoi.Stanpino. Jlarvolotis From a letter written by Rev J.

Gunder-man, of Dimondale, Mich we are permitted to make this extract: "1 have no hesitation in recommending Dr. Kind's Xew Discovery, as the results were almost marvelous in the case of my wife. While I was pastor of the Baptbt church at Rives Junction, she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours with little interruption, and ft seemed as if she could Kot survive them. A friend recommended Dr.

King's Xew Discovery; it was quick in its work and highly satisfactory in Trial bottles free at J. A. Brown's drug store. Regular size 50e and Yor Sale. One and one-half acres of ground (opposite Langdon nursery or Yinceat property) enclosed by hedge.

Forty bearing apple trees; heavy crop. For terms ad dress, Kan MlXNIE GAP. eyes are sick of at i 1 A. if Geo. i Truly THE TRADE CENTER.

Oliver IXvmon Killed. On last Saturday Oliver Damon, in company with Mr. White drove some cows into a barn cn Mr. Damon's farm northwest of town and in trying to catch one, Mr. Damon was struck in the side by the cow's horc.

from the effects of 'which he died some two hours later. Mr Damon, was well and favorably know in this city vrure he has lived for a number of years. He leaves a wife and four children including a blind son that he has made every sacrifice for that was possible for him to make. He had belonged to the Christian Church for 20 years and the funeral exercises were conducted by Eider Franklin and Rev. Charles Brown.

The burial took place at the city cemetery. The afflicted family have the heart-felt sympathy of the entire community in their deep atfiiction. i Electric Hitters. Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for any season, but perhaps more generally needed when the languid exhausted feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid and sluggish and the need cf a tonic and alterative is felt. A prompt use of this medicine has often averted long a-id per- rhaps fatal bilious fevers'.

Xo medicine will act more surely in counteracting and freeing the system from malarial poison. Headache, indigestion, constipation, dizziness yield to Electric Bitters. 50c and Si per bottle at J. A. Brown's drug store.

Do not forget that we have moved our efhee just across the street from where we used to be. Dr. Runkle is now located two doors west cf Meader's grocery. While the doctor will continue in general practice, he will give special attention to chronic diseases, including the stomach, liver, bowels, fistulas etc. Those afflicted with eye troubles will do well to see him, as his success in the treatment of sach diseases 1 in the past will attest.

Consultation free. 0Ejfa 6 till illJo. i a a Powdl B. M. W.

Allen, Tasko, icons, Sons Cox, 1 i -i b. B. Zinsser drove down to Greeu- last Friday evening' to in toe moonlight picnic. In the hurry last week we neglected to properly place the Morrowviile items furnished by Corn Fodder. Mrs.

II. T. Boyd of Peoria lis, arrived Tuesday and will visit a while with the I3oyd family of this city. A little lady weighing only six pounds arrived at the home of Air. and Mrs.

J. B. Whitney on Saturday, July 25. Hod. J.

W. Hector will deliver a short address before the Young Men Republi club next Tuesday evening, Acs- Mrs. Fauli of Enosdale accompanied by her sister, Mis.s Kegie i'riiitt of Kocfc Hill ranch called at the Post Register of.i on Wednesday. Monday August Sid, for the purpose making the annual tax levy for the ensuing year. An enthusiastic republican club was organized Linn ihursday nigut A.

J. Freebcm and T. B. Landon made a v- 1 1 i L. J.

Spreiigic came in' on last Saturday from Mountainberg, Arkansas, and will remain about two weeks looking after business matters. Mrs. A E. Bender has been employed for the coming year in District No. 134 known as the Lupher district south east cf Linn'where she tauaht last year.

Tuesday August 4th, will be pension day, and the County Clerk's Office will be open at o'clock a. m. and ready to make out the vouchers for the cM soldiers. If jou wish to have a good time, come to Washington September 1,2, and 4. Lay aside all cares and come to stay till the show is out.

Four days of enjoyment and patriotic enthusiasm. W.H. Gibben a former raided of th Sohthwe-st part of" the county but now jenresentative of the Kansas City Star, was in the City on Wednesday and Thursday this week, on business connected with that paper. A 40 acre farm for or trade two in of Morrowville. o0 acres ,1 1ft nnrct of H3 Store.

House of ihttt "A trees nil Vx p.mnT lot in Washington, F.B Post-Rkgisteii. Dr. And hd; the' iaieSJ and most approved appliances for testing eyes and fitting glasses. Headaches" In school children, as well as, in adults are frequently caused by eye strain. If your eyes burn or tire from reading, you need glasses.

Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 If you want any office stationery, such 5 jettet; headSj note headSj bill heads, envelopes, efc.i ahd wahi it doiiS artistically, bfin to 6ur office. Xew type, good paper and hiPsbldsi workmanship means good work. Price? low as the lowest. One door east of Bullis' iti'iiu-rant.

The Washington County Reuniov Association will hold their annual reunion at Riverview Park near this city on September 1, 2, and 4. This will undoubtedly be a grand affair, and as Washington is noted for holding successful reunions, everybody can look forward to it and prepare for four days of a genuine good time. --Chas. Williamson, M. physician and optican.

Special attention given to the treatment of all forms of chronic diseases. Xo charge for testing eyes or consultation. Spectacles of all kinds furnishedcharges reasonable. Office opposite and a little south of M. E.

Church, Washington, Kansas. Office hours from 0 to li and 1 to C. 2-tf Resolutions adopted by Kearney Post, Xo. 5, G. A.

R. at their meeting, July 24, Whereas, It has pleased the Supreme Commander to promote our old comrade, II. M. Jaekson, by calling him to his eternal home. Be it resolved that while we deplore the loss of our comrade we rejoice in the assurance that he has gone to that home where trouble and sorrow is no more.

And we hereby extend to the widow and family our united sympathy for their loss, and commend them to the only one who can give them relief in this their hour of distress. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be furnished the widow of our deceased comrade and a copy to each of the city papers. Com. Last summer one of cur grand chil dren was sick with a severe bowel trouble. Our doctor's remedies had failed, then we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave very speedy relief.

We regard it as the best" medicine ever put on the market for bowel complaints. Mrs. E. Gregory, Freder-ickstown, Mo. This certainly is the best medicine ever put on the market for dysentery summer complaint, colic and cholera intantum in children.

It never fails to give prompt relief when used in reasonable time and the plain printed directions are followed. Many mothers have expressed their sincere gratitude for the cures it has effected. For sale by Fox Chamberlain: Med. Co. direct.

3 -CT nances Vln" death ir. her i sees the of tnir- rcr without reaiij Tealizinjr it, and with not even a gucs at the cause. Boautv vanes grow dim atid black encircled radiance "fades from the skin a leathery look supplants the soft peachy appearance agre cornes before life lvis fairly begun. These but outward sijr.s of the death that lurks within. These are only signals.

Careless or too busy doctors make a hundred diagnoses and prescribe for nervousness, for insomnia, for indigestion for a hundred different diseases. They are wrong mistaken nine tunes in ten. When a woman fides grows the trouble is almost always with. thA orrrrn th.it make her a woman the most hodv. Th fibres of her life that a disorder here means disorder everywhere and anywhere.

Sucii disorders call far the expert skill of the specialist. Such a specialist is Dr. K. V. Fierce, who for over thirty years lias been chief consulting phvsician and surgeon of the Invalids Hotel "and Surgical Institute, Buffalo.

X. Y. Afdicted women should write to him and should in any case begin once to take Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, the most successful remedy tor all forms of female weaknesses and dis ease. Tens of thousands ot women nave been cured by this marvelous neuicisc without ever consulting a physician.

Dr. Tierce's 100S pajce book. Cor.ur.on Sense Medical is fail cf pcal knowleoge lrora It-avne nau 1 f- tiie bare cost of mailing, s-end cne-tent V.v., clcfa biudinj. all), the oeo ilall-Katf Kxciiviftii to hot srnixos, so. paic, July olst.

August 14th, Asust -StU via the Burlington Route. Tickets pood 30 days. A rare char.ee to spend the hottest month in the vpar at the sum- mer lsori in wesf. Call at B. M.

K. R. ticket liiee and get full information, or write-to J. rranu, general passenger sgent, Omaha, Xeh. TO MOKMONPOM AX1 Iv.

On the 7th and Stn of Auzust, the Burlington Route wilt sell round trip tickets to Salt Lake City, Utah, at the one way rate, plus 2. Tickets will bear final limit of AugusHJl, and, on the homeward journey, will nt point? west of Denver. Call a.t 13: if- w.i R. ticket cilice and eet full information, or write to J. Francis, general passenger agent.

Omaha, Xeb. HiK'klen'ri Arnica Stilvo. The best salve in the world" for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped chilblains, corns, aud all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. Is auteed to give perfect satisfaction or gUft Price 25 cents per box. money ref units For sale by J.

A. Children Cry for Pitchers Oastoria For Trade i idve fot lTed for equities in good Was-hiugto! fount? farms near Washington l'20'A-cnE ov land free from incumbrance Apply to Georse If. Thicle. When Baby xras we gave Catorla. When she was a Child, she criel for Castoria, When she lecame 3Iiss, she clunjj to Castoria.

When she had Children, she guYethem Castoria, The Eureka mill, now owned by II. Parrish alone, is making some of the beat flour that can be found on the market. The steam, all the latest and best machinery and as good a miller as Kansas affords, ail combine to make the Eureka mill an institution to be proud of. Try the Par-nell rlour. a is the uest.

BREEDERS ATTENTION! C. D. Totten has a fine Cleveland Bay Stallion that he will stand this season. Price to insure a colt ST.OO. lie will stand this season as follows Mondays and Tuesdays at Strawberry; Wednesdays at horn Thursdays at Enosdale; Friday afternooas and Saturdav at Morrowviile.

33 Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy cures colds, croup and whooping cough. It is pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by Fox Drug Co. or Chamberlain M-d. Co.

direct. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair 'IP 9 MOST PERFECT MADE. A pur? Gripe Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret from Ammonia, Alum or any ether adulterant, 40 YEARS-THE STANDARD. important, the most delicate, tue mos- sensitive, the most vital organs in lier waole ev are so cbselv knit witn tue i i ij 3 -a Wheat is steadily advancing.

Farmers are beginning to plow for next year's crop. If you wish to get your ground in good buy a Weir Plow or Harrow. We are closing them out at cost as we wish to go out of the implement business. Every one first-class. When at our store, if you don't see what you want, call for it; we have it stowed away somewhere, or can get it in short order.

V1LLE Xew queensware, bottom prices, a Ayres Bros. lihcie Hardy Bobbitt cf Emmons sat in the Editors chair for a while on Monday. George Amphlettf Little Blue came in on Monday and talked free coinage to us for a while. IIaye3 Lesher of Icwa Creek called in to see how his favorite paper was getting along Monday. Esquire Corwin of Morrow was in Monday.

He is from Ohio and McKinley is his favorite candidate. The Republican State convention will be held in the city of Topeka cn "Tuesday the 11th day of Angust. One of the most beautiful flags ever seen in Washington has been floating over the Central House the past week. The Xyce Brothers living Southwest of the city, treated themselves to a new top buggy and also a two seated surrey on last Saturday. See cut of feeder, it feeds dry graiu-You can make 30 percent by feeding your 10 cent oats-and 35 cent wheat to your pigs in Xason's feeder and soaker.

John Derringer better known as Indian John was in our city last week on business. Patients from far and near come to him and take his medicine home bjT the jug full. Aud he appears to be making money at least. The Missouri Pacific are offering very low rates to the following- points: Xational Encampment G. A.

St. Paul Minn. Rate from Washington to St. Paul and return S12.C3. Tickets on sale Aug.

GO and 31, limited to Au. 15. which may be extended to Sept. SO by depositing ticket with joint agent. Democratic State Convention, Hutchinson, one fare for the round trip.

Tickets on sale Aug. 3 and 4, limited to Aug. S. W. L.

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