Troy Times from Troy, Kansas • 4

GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE THE TEOY TIMES. HV J. XI. BAIE.Ia:V. LOCAL GOSSIP.

Read the new ads. Work has begun on the Christian church. Will Wright ia building a residence in East Troy. II. L.

Boder and wife spent yesterday in St. Joseph. hates ov evnscBXpmox I year, tl.50; four six months tSs.i eisht months, tl.00; or 12 54c. per month 'mm FRIDAY. May 17.

1895. Dr. Myers has been giving his house Several little typographical errors were overlooked in publishing Miss Eva Castle's oration last week. One at least needs correction. In this sentence, "Dare we drag this banner, so consecrated, in the dust of selfish aims and ambitions?" the word "consecrated" was misspelled.

Dental Notice. Dr. J. C. Myers will be at the City Hotel, White Cloud, Monday and Tuesday, May 20 and 21.

Rev. J. G. Clark's have lately receiyed two nice presents from their Wathena friends. When they moved here few weeks ago a nice carpet was presented and a few days since a quilt on which the names of the various donors is worked was giyen them.

They are very thankful to have been so kindly l. -J The subject at the M. E. church. South, Sunday May 19, at 11 a.

will be "Sabbath Desecration and its Results," and in the evening "Who is Responsible for its Desecration." A cordial invitation is extended to all to be present. Forest Camp of the Modern Woodmen initiated seven new members last Monday night. Under Deputy Wyckoff had been here part of last week and returned Monday. It was chiefly due to his efforts that the number was so large. Deputy P.

J. Strack, who was here last fall and organized the camp, came down from Pawhattan Sunday evening and went back Tuesday morning. The Woodmen promises to become one of the best working lodges in town and to say that there is "a bushel of fan" in initiations is putting it too mildly. The new members are Bert Byers, Fred Hel-vey, E. J.

Finley, Arthur Bell, Ch as. Marbel, S. P. Zimmerman and John Dempsey. cn HEADQUARTERS FOR Buggies, Hardware, Harness and Furniture.

Having purchased the stock of HARDWARE and FURNITURE from M. H. Bailey Son, we invite you to call on us when in need ot anything in our line and get our prices. New Goods are on the Way. CDLP BUGGY Troy, Kas.

a new coat of paint. Mrs. E. F. Dixon was in St.

Joseph the first of the week. Miss Mary Anson returned to Davis City, Iowa, Wednesday. Squire Brown is making some improvements on his residence. See John Roach before you sell your hogs and grain. Severance.

John Kennedy returned from Excel- dd S3 WE WILL TAKE YOU TO CALIFORNIA Cheaply, QuicHy and Comfortally OX TBI Phillips-Rock Island Tourist EXCURSIONS. rnCiP Because the rate In Sleeping Carlsbutt6.00. OEICK Because you travel on the Fastest trains that run, comfort, TbroofU Sleeper. Resolutions or Respect. At a regular meeting of Wathena Lodge No, 64, A.

Fl A. M. held May 4, 1895, the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas. It has pleased the Great Architect of the Univers to remove from this life our late brother. Constant Poirier, and Whereas, A well deserved and fitting recognition of his many virtues and noble personal traits should be had, therefore be it Resolved, By Wathena Lodge No.

64, A. F. A. M. that while we most humbly bow with submission to the will of Him in whom all Masons put their trust, yet we do not the less mourn for our brother who has been taken from us, and who as a charter member of this Lodge, and through many years of fraternal association, had become especially dear to our hearts.

Resolved, That in the death of brother Constant Poirier, this lodge laments the loss of one of its most esteemed members, whose hand was ever quick to proffer sympathy to the distressed, a loving husband, kind father, patriotic and industrious citizen, a just and upright man and Mason. Besolved, That the heartfelt sympathy of this lodge is hereby extended to his family in their bereavement; that a copy of these rseolutions be transmitted to them by the secretary; a copy be furnished the newspapers for publication and that they be spread on the records of this lodge. W. T. Stewart, Committee W.

T. Campbell, Geo. Dockhobn. ra ft Bior Springs, last Friday. 2 J.

L. Bcfry was in St. Joseph last N. Watkins was oyer from St. Joseph on a business trip the first of the week.

week to undergo an operation, at the hands of Dr. Barton Pitts, the eye and ear specialist, for the removal of a growth of long standing upon each of his eyes. We are glad to learn that Mr. 3 2 Co 1 3 CD Berry was operated upon successfully CO 00 tn and has returned home. FOURTEEN YEARS RECORD already carried and all like the service.

Base Ball. The Troy league team went to Leayenworth last Sunday and defeated the team of giants in that city by a score of 8 to 6. To be sure the boys are proud of the victory, but only one or two of them show any signs of being puffed up inordinately on account of the prowess of the team. The game is reported to have been a very interesting one. Both sides played well.

Wilson and Fanl-coner were Troys battery throughout the game and did good work, although during the latter part of it the giants found the baU pretty often and sent out to the field where it was properly and L. L. Johnson's have been moving into Mrs. Soper's new house this week. Will Hunt is quite seriously ill with inflamation of the bowels, at E.

I. Small's. Mrs. John Zimmerman and Georgie went to St. Joseph yesterday to visit relatives.

Mrs. D. C. Sinclair is a little better but still has some fever and is not able to sit up. F.

O. Zimmerman and wife came down from Seneca for a visit the last of last week. L. A. Shoe was down from Highland Monday and was a pleasant caller at this office.

S. P. ZIMMERMAN, DRUGS, PAINTS, OIL, GLASS DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Complete Line of Standard Patent Medicines. STATIONERY OF ALL, KINDS. BESTBRANDS OF CIGARS.

CAR LEAVES CHIC AOO-Evory Tuesday via the Beautiful Indian Territory, Texa and TIIE SCNXT SOUTH LIKE. CAR LEAVES CHICAGO Er.ry Thursday -via Colorado and the Scenic Route. ALBERT PERRY, Attorney at Law, TROY. KANSAS. Office.

Sjuth Side PubMcSquare. CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS- SPEGIAL MANAGER GOES EACH TRIP. TO CARE FOR THE MANY TROY, KANSAS. promptly cared for. The games of the Kansas league have WANTS OF THE PASSENGERS EN ROUTE.

been arranged up to Jane 3. Troy's team plays thirteen games in that time and went to Emporia to play yesterday and today. Four games will be played F. W. Dinsmore was in town the first of the week and went homeward Wednesday morning.

Mrs. F. C. Kern is quite sick with malarial feyer. She was a little better W.

S. CLARK. W. L. CLARK.

J. M. HALLIGAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office West Sido Public Square. TROY, KANSAS Collections receive prompt We can't tell you all the benefits fr this but for your California trip you should post yourself. AdJrese, here.

The Topeka team will be here next Tuesday and Wednesday and the yesterday morning. ANNUAL MAY EXCURSION To St. Joseph, IT1 ay 38, 1895. The St. Joseph Grand Island R.

R. will run an excursion to St. Joseph, Tuesday, May 28, at rate of one fare for the round trip, train to leave Troy at 8:25 a. m. and return from St.

Joseph at 7 p. m. This allows a full day in St. Joseph or at Lake Contrary and gets excursionists home in good time. The excursion will be managed by A.

N. Ruley, of Hiawatha, who has had charge of these excursions in the past. Base Ball Goods. Bert Byers is agent for the Sportsman Supply House of St. Joseph.

Call at P. A. Byers' barber shop and see his samples of base ball goods. A. Murphy went west Tuesday morning to be gone a week or ten days, looking after some business interests in Jewell, Mitchell and Osborne counties.

He has some real estate out there and wants to investigate as to the condition of affairs and see that none of his boundaries haye blown away. It should have been noted last week that Seneca street north a block from Poplar street has been greatly improyed by the grading, There is, however, an ugly ditch part of the way across the street at the north side of Poplar, which may cause a serious accident some ol these days at night. A few yards of tiling and a few loads of dirt would remedy the defect. For Sale. West half of block 11, East Troy.

Will sell all or divide it into smaller lots. Inquire on premises for particulars and price. Mrs. F. M.

Tkacy. The social announced for the Court Yard, Tuesday night, by the ladies of theM. E. church was held in the church, it being entirely too chilly for outdoor socials. The cold wave was also responsible for the cancelling of the order for ice cream, so that strawberries and cake only were served.

There was a goodly number in attendance. CLARK BROTHERS Dr. Campbell's house with its new Emporia team later on. JOHN C. P.

Chicago. Later: They didn't go to Emporia. additions is beginning to assume a finished appearance. -PROPRIETORS OF Mrs. Hutchinson returned to Marys- A New Correspondent.

Last week alter we had the paper ville Sunday from her yisit with her printed an interesting letter was re The Troy Roller Mills, daughter, Mrs. Boder. If you are interested in special rates ceived from Geary City signed by "TJ. Tell," whose real name also appeared. MANUFACTURERS OF un.

11 nmn win iiniionifin ilium iti i on railroads, read the new "To California" etc. notice of the Burlington Route. We are promised news from that neighborhood regularly now and such of the letter as will not be too old to be of interest we give below. John Devereux has rented Mrs. Caveats, and Trade-Mark obtained, and all Pat- i cnt business conducted for moockatc Fees.

Ovn Ornct is OPPoarrr 0.8. Pmut me and we can secure patent ia let time Ibaa taeae remote from Washington. i Send model, drawing or with deacrlp- boo. Vie advise, if patentable or not, free of charge. Our fee not doe till patent is secured.

A POMPHLFT, "How to Obtain with -n. i. Ik. IT Inn There will be an abundance of fruit All Grades of Flour. Graham, Meal and Feed.

We especially solicit your exchange patronage. Our Flour and Meal are for sale by all the merchants of Troy as well as at the mill. Tracy's residenae across the street and south of her borne, and will become a citizen of Troy. OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE Doniphan Comity State Bank. AT TROY, KANSAS, At the close of business on the 15th day of April, 1895.

RESOURCES. in this yicinity, especially peaches and apples. We had a glorious rain here last Monday. The little hail that Mrs. Melyin, Mrs.

F. M. Tracy's sent tree. Aaaresa. C.A.SNOW&CO.

fell did no damage. The creeks and mother, is recovering from a severe attack of throat trouble. She will be 92 wells were most allgoing dry Rev. years old uly 4. AdeU will preach at Geary City Sunday CASH HOWARD, TI1E OLD RELIABLE WcIlBorers and Drillers TROY, KAN.

We have roflctrinery for troinf? through any kind of potior rock. Will contract a supply water. Or no pay. Good work at reasonable rates. Tiling and pipe always on hand Write for us.

or leave orders at J. B. I-era hardware store. -J. w.

fr.y, AUCTIONEER AND Stock Commission Salesman, SEVERANCE, Will cry sales in any pnrt of the country on short notice. Parties desiring my services s'lould (ret my dates before advertising-. Please call on or address J. W. PRY.

Severance. Kan. BERT WAKEFIELD, BAEBER SHOP Hot and Cold Baths Always in Order. Have best of npparaiud for baths. Call nnd examine for yourself.

Everything neat, clean and strictly first-class. (Last Sunday now) at 3 p. m. He wiU S. P.

Zimmerman took advantage of ook'sCottoiMOO preach every two weeks the opportunity of having two druggists City was at one time a liyely little village, when we could hear the scream of in his store this week and had his stock of drugs invoiced. the R. R. engine, the humming of the A recent dlsooverr by an libysictan. HuecwvAf WM mantkly (fcowainil of Prof.

Thos. H. Dinsmore, of Emporia, Loans and discounts on personal and collateral security Loan on real estate 1,399,00 Overdrafts Real estate 225,00 Furniture and fixtures 400,00 Expense account 1,936.51 Checks and other cash items 135,0 Currency 302,00 Gold Coin Silver coin 122,00 Fractional currcaey 66 Due from Merchants Bank of St. Joseph, sight exchange 533,31 Total 824,832,89 Horr's Restaurant and Hotel, All kinds of Bakery Products, Wholesale Hie, ismeoiuj iwiwut Sheriff Hays went to Denton Tuesday night and arrested Jos. Garver, a joint-ist, who, as they went to the hotel tried to escape, and failing to obey repeated "Halts!" from the sheriff was shot just below the right shoulder blade the ball ranging upward to near the skin in front where it was extracted.

He was resting easy yesterday morning with good prospects of a speedy recovery. was in Troy Sunday evening. He had been to Highland to see his father who is in yery poor health. and rename niMicma oiiw ered. Beware ot unprindplwt druerffils who oiler Inferior busy saw and the clink of the blacksmith's hammer on the anvil, but now all that can be heard is the coo of the turtledove and the whippoorwill's song W.

M. Bliss visited Dr. Swallow's a medicines In place of tnia. for Cook's Cottoij KoorCoitroCKB, akou6tf.orlnolose$lana 8 cent. In postage la letter, and we will Bend, sealed, by return mail.

Full eealed particulars lnplata envelope, to ladles only, stampa. A.iilrv3 I'ond lAXr Planting corn is now in order Henry Kentzler, who had such a few days and with Mrs. Bliss returned to Topeka Tuesday. Miss Marie re LIAB1UTIES. jio.

xuner liiocs, iwuwi, irw For 'Sate by D. C. Sinclair, Troy, Knu and Retail. Fancy Groceries, Confectionery, bad accident by his team running away Capital stock paid In $20,000.00 mained for a longer visit. with him some time ago, and had to have his foot amputated, is out again The ball team has been strengthened interest "IS-S Exchang-e WA Individual deposits Demand certificates wood'8' riioriroriTVii3.

The Great Eoslish Remedy. by the addition of Redmond who used on crutches. Time certificates 560.UU Saturday morning and again Sunday there was frost. Saturday it showed only on the low grounds and in many places played havoc with the gardens. The night had been quite cold and in places there was a little ice.

Sunday to play with the Simpsons. Bob True Tobacco and Cigars. W. H. HORR, Propr.

Total 24,832, went along Leavenworth. Promptly and perma3'St-ty cure, all form, of iVirueu. Honut faimoM ftunr otorrhea Jmpotcncvamd fail 11 trim of Abuse or Scfrrsevm. WATHENA. Our Palermo letter from "Jolly" ar STATE OF KANSAS, R8 ConNiv or Doniphan, i C.

C. Camp, Cashier of said hanfc An aolpm nl swear that the above state rived this week, but too late for publi TEOY, KAN. morning the frost was more general, but according to report less damaging. North Side Sqttarc, fceen prescribed over fei years In thonnands of eeseef lathe oniy Reiiabie ami iJo rrt lledttrinet hum. A UraRFtac for "Wood's Pbow- Miss Edna Parker, Troy, spent last ment Is true, to the best of my knowledge cation.

All correspondence should week amongst her friends here. and belief. So help me aoa. But little damage if any at all was done reach us not later than Wednesday noon. A.

D. Jones and wife were down from Subscrilied and sworn to before me, this Miss Jessie Quimby went from St. JOSEPH HAYTON, President. A. C.

DEAVEIt, Vice President. C. C. CAMP.Cashler. 29th day of April.

1895. Troy Sunday yisiting O. C. Jones and Hrfort dznii jtftr fbokuie; If bo oners eomo of this, leave hit diaboneM store, inclose prkco ra letter, and we will sand by return I'rloe, on raek.irn.ai; six. t.

pUa, tx riU cwa, ramphletln plain sealed enveione, 8 stamps. Address Tit WOOI CHlCMICAL. 131 Woodward avcano iMttrvit. al -fv to fruits. Some early pieces of corn and an occasional oat field was given a set back, but the damage was comparatively slight.

Joseph to Wisconsin Wednesday to Commission expires on the 22nd day of II. A. McGOWAN, Manufacturer of CARRIAGE and BUGGY TOPS, CUSHIONS, BACKS Etc. Tth Charles Sts. St.

Joseph. Mo. wife. John Butler, who is now working in March. 1899.

The Doniphan County State Bank. spend the summer with her folks. Fanny and Judith Leland accompanied her. Kansas City, is yisiting with his folks The cold weather has made the corn SOLID Correct. Attest: O.

E. CTCTP. A. C. DEAVER, C.

C. CAMP. Directors. To John W. Breidenthal, Bank Commission here.

look rather yellow, but it will take only Highland has been afflicted for the rmmm Geo. H. Robb and son Earl, of Sever TROY, KANSAS. MONEY TO LOAN. We pay interest on time deposits, buy and sell exchange, and extend ac" a few days of warm weather for it to er, Topeka.

Kansas. THROUGH. TRAINS past week or ten days with a medicine show. It is a tent outfit and said to hail from St. Joseph.

They are selling what ance, were the guests of J. F. Harpster Sunday. commodations consistent with safe and prudent banking. assume a healthy color.

Farmers anticipate a grand scuffle with the weeds when the sun shines brightly again and well they may, for while the corn grows HomeMeken' Excursion. One Fare R. H. Courier, the Francis street ticket they call "Dunkard" medicines. FROM The "Wsstern Trail" is published quartery b' the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railway.

It tells bow to get a farm in the West, mid it will be Bent to you gratis for one year. Send name and address to 'Editor Western Trail, Chicago," and rccievc it one yar free. John Sebestiak, G- P. A. Jesse Horr claims to have the best may 21 and Jane 11.

One Lowest First-class Fare will be agent, spent Tuesday here, the guest of Wm. Nichol. he weeds shoot up at a tremendious Kansas City St. Joseph TO rate. The cool weather is not hinder All our band boys took in Sousa's made fer round trip tickets on May 21 and June 11, to certain points in Kan Band at Tootle's last Monday evening.

St. Louis, Chicago, baker that has eyer been in Troy. His bread and cakes show that he knows his business well. All kinds of bakery products will be furnished at reasonable prices. CHRIS.

JENKINS0N. Here are a few of my prices. How do they suit you? ing vegetation so much as it seems, for all the while the roots are growing and getting ready to shoot forth the foliage sas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, The boys were highly pleased. Omaha, jPeoria, Utah, Idaho, (east of and including St. Paul and Minneapolis Ed.

Stranb, the Denver ticket broker, and stems all the faster. spent Monday here with his folks on Orr F. Richmond returned from Market Lake and Weiser), Indian and Oklahoma Territories, Arkansas, Texas, Missouri, Louisiana and New Mexico his way home from New York. Neosho Rapids last Friday and of course To those who may wish to know of Lemons per dozen was numbered with those who went to With Ycslbiulcd Drawing Room SUey ing Cars, Reclining Chair Cars Seats Free. Only one change of cars to Misses Maggie Greenfield and Winnie 1 Rey.

Marvin's popularity the following, Tickets will be limited 20 days from 12 lbs Cracked Hominey date of sale for return and stop-overs Bowen, St. Joseph, were the guests of Johnnie Barrett here last Sunday. taken from the Nebraska Notes in The Gospel Message of April 15, will be of 7 Flaked Hominey The St. Joseph Grand Island Railroad has on sale at all times, tickets to all points at lowest rates. Direct connection at Grand Island for all Western points, and at St.

Joseph Union Depot with all diverging lines. for North, East and South. For rates and other information, call on or address nearest local agent or S. M. Adist.

G. P. A. St. Joseph, Mo.

Doniphan to the dance that night. He is at his post in Zimmerman's drug store this week. allowed oil both going and returning Atlantic Coast 10 Boiled Oats Mrs. Pfaffley and daughter Hilda left trips. 22 lbs Raisns interest: "Evangelist Marvin's meetings at Mlnden closed March 31.

They were held in the United Presbyterian Mrs. Eugene Brown was in St. Joseph For rates, time, or any information, for St. Marys, Ohio, last Saturday for an extended visit with their folks there. I African Java Coffee, 3 lbs 1 00 The best Line for NEW YORK.

BOSTON, last week to undergo an operation upon her eyes at the hands of Dr. Barton call on or address nearest agent, O. G. Burrows, T. P.

St. Joseph, or Sardines 5 and 10 cts Box 7 bars Rose Savon 25 Kirk's White Russian and Savon. Pearl, Silk, Lenox, Clarictte and Maple City Brown Soaps 6 bars, 25 Horse Shoe Tobacco per tt 40 California Canned Goods. 2 Cans Best 35 2 Cans Bartlett Pears 35 1 can F.imious Crawford Peaches 15 1 Apricots 15 1 Egg Plums 15 2 Table Plums 25 church, which although the largest in Gun Powder Tea Uncolored Japan Tea 50 Albert Wieggant purchased one of PHILADELrilIA.WASHIXGTON the city proved too small, and the Simon Thomas' houses last Monday. Pitts, the eye and ear specialist.

Mrs. Brown, we are glad to learn, was opera S. M. Adsit, G. P.

St. J. G. I. R.

R-, St. Joseph. Young Ilysen Tea 00 oyerflow meetings, nearly filling anoth 4 Cans Corn The price was $300. He will move in at once. ted upon successfully, and has returned er charch, were conducted by Secretary 2 Cans Table Peacbes The ice cream and berry festival of Apricots Baltimore, Cincinnati, NIACAKA.

FALLS, PITTSBURO. AND ALL EASTERN POINTS. For full information, address H. C. ORR, Asst.

Gen. Paaaenrer Arnt, Kansas' City, Mo. Chapman. Mr. Marvin began work in the Baptist church in Hastings, Sunday, the 7th of April." for Sale.

A oood farm of nearly 200 acres, lo 25 25 25 the Christian church was well attended 4 Cans Lima Beans. 2 Salmon last Friday evening if the weather was cated handv to Troy. Can sell about unsuitable. 60, or 140 acres. Also some good houses Tuesday, A.

Murphy cut from one of his peach trees a twig that is something A hand-car load of Forresters from I always carry a good supply of Oranges, Lemons and Bananas. For prices Where Healing Water Flow. Hot Springs, South Dakota, Is a place that everyone should visit. It's a healthy resort; the best in the west. It's a charming spot where pure air and healing waters put sickness to flight and makes anything but perfect health well-nigh an impossibility.

Invalids, no matter what their ailment, should give Hot Springs a trial. It's sure to benefit them, more than likely to cure. in Troy. Inquire at this oflice lor terms. of an anomaly in the number of fully on other goods call and see me at here attended the Forresters banquet in St.

Joseph last Monday evening. Happy and content a. tome with The Ro developed little peaches upon it. It is a House and six good lots in Troy, or chester," a lamp with the light of themormng. will trade for small farm.

THE CASH GROCERY, Rochester LampCoNew Yors They report a splendid time. A week from next Sunday the M. E. Also good fruit farm. Also good farm in Anderson county forked limb the larger branch of which in a space of thirteen inches bears sixteen peaches, the shorter one scarcely eight inches long bears eleven peaches, making in all twenty-seven.

There are clusters of threes and twos, but most of North. Side Public Square, Inquire at this office. til church will hold their quarterly meeting here'and Rev. J. L.

Trease St. Joseph will fill the pnlpit in the morning, assisted by Elder Motter. KANSAS. TROY, How to get there? Why, by the Burlington Route, of course. It's the home.

Rev. E. P. Marvin did not arrive last Saturday as was expected. It is now announced that he will arrive tomorrow and will begin the series of meetings at the Baptist church tomorrow night.

He ia announced fjr the Presbyterian church Sunday. Several of Troy's young folks went to Doniphan to a dance last Friday night. It rained about the time to go but that didn't keep them at home. Whenever we need a shower right badly we ought not forget to induce Doniphan to announce a dance. Miss May Leonard, of St.

Joseph, who had spent a couple of weeks with her uncle's here, left Monday morning for St. Louis where her mother is making an extended visit. Miss Leonard will spend some time there and with relatives in Illinois. About thirty of the young fellows and boys around town went to Leayenworth Sunday to cheer for Troy's ball team Most of them droye to Atchison and Prof. W.

A. Wyatt left for his home A California Pointer. Yon are not asked to buy tickets over the Santa Fe Route to California, un them are single. An experienced orchard man examined them and says that about two-thirds of them would, under favorable circumstances, have at Howard, last Saturday. He will attend school at Emporia this sum line.

Ask the local agent for full information, or write to the undersigned for a beautifully illustrated pamphlet. J. FitANCis, Gcn'irass'r Tkt Agt. Omaha, Neb. Mend your Tinware? Yes.

less fully convinced that it is a better $100.00 -Given Away Every Motitli to the person submitting' tne aaost aaerltorloas lavoatioa during the preceeina- month. WE EC PATENTS FOR IN ENTOH3, and the object of this offer la to en- couraure persons of an lnvent--' Ive turn of mind. At the same time we wish, to impress matured. mer and have charge 01 tne wmie Cloud schools the coming winter. i Bad Outlook In Oklahoma.

J. M. Trant received a letter from J. Blevins the first of the week dated at A Comfortable Jtoute to California Ixllll 11 A yum jjumjja, ivjv. J.

O. Dempsey, Iceland's Block, Troy. line than any other. Convincing facts cheerfully furnished by local agents, or they can be had by addressing James E. Watson, P.

T. Atchison, Kas. Here is one: No other road owns its own tracks and runs Pullman palace and tourist sleepers daily all the way between Chicago and Los Angelee. And another: Our Tourist sleepers Crescent City, Oklahoma, May 12, in During the-winter you sbold patronize the Phillips-Hock Islald Excursions that run from Chicago and Minneapolis The Belmont Cemetery Board haye purchased a new lawn mower and are cleaning up the yard in general, and it will do you good to go out and see it. This is something the people of Wathena are justly proud of.

Wathena is a lucky place for bachelor preachers. They all marry or get married before they leave here. One of our which something of the general condition of the weather and the state of very and via Kansas City, business was mentioned. He said that Topeka, Wichita, Ft, Worth and El. it was very dry there and dusty.

They had had about an inch of rain about the Paso, lands you- at Los Angeles the I am prepared to do all kinds of Tin-work and Pump-work. are first-class in comfort and second- took the train from there. They left here at four o'clock in the morning and tneiacitnat i It's the Simple. Trivial Inventions That Yield Fortunes such a Do Jjoag'B Rook and Eye, "Bee that Hump." -Safety Pin." "Pig in Oo- Yer," Air Brake," etc. Almost every one conceives bright Idem at some time or other.

Why not pat It in prme- i tical use? YOUIt talents may following Saturday night. first of the month. The gardens were preachers is going to follow suit. Houses class in price, a combination that ought didn't get back till late at night. just fairly up, but were in danger of Trip is quick and cheap, for a second to please.

And still another: Our line is several Wednesday thirty-eight were in at drying up. A week ago today they had the worst dnst storm of the season. The class ticket takes you- on a fast, first elass train, and sleeping car all the tendance at the Summer Normal school. hundred miles the shortest and many For Sale. Two nice young Durham bulls.

Nicholas Bohk. wind was from the north and the dust Eiht more had signed as prospective way only costs 6 from Chicago, St lis in ttus airecuon. Mar hours the quickest a saving of time counts for a good deal in a long journey. pupils and still others have signified Paul or Minneapolis aud but from Ttxu Coa.t Country. The Texas Coast country vies with California as a place to profitably raise pears, grapes, and strawberries.

Six thousand dollars' worth of pears from thirteen acres has been produced there make your fortune. Why not try? v. i so thick that a person couldn't see a hundred yards. The corn and oats crops being above par he has rented one in advance. A young lady from Leayenworth will soon take up her abode here.

We are always glad to welcome new comers. Cemetery Notice. At a called meeting of the ML Olive Cemetery Association held in Troy, Saturday, April 20, 1895, Lewis Zimmerman was eleeted secretary to suc their intention of attending. Prof. Kansas City.

Mf VV rite for farther information and i Busch is greatly pleased with the were greatly damaged. To make mat mention uus paper. nia's Charm! Write at once for a folder that gives route and time table and any Ticket Califor ters worse chinch bugs are putting in auspicious beginning of the term. THE PRESS GLftIAS Teachers e. meeting in one season, and can perhaps be du an appearance in some places.

The Last Saturday night twenty-one of Agent can give you the rate for cheap Philip W. Avirett, Gen. 618 Street, Northwest, of National Educational As-eociaeion. July, 1895. should the members of Royal Council F.

A. A plicated by you. James atson, P. and T. Atchison.

Kansas, will be people are pretty badly discouraged and business of all kinds is almost sus Tale Santa Fe to located here, went to Burr Oak to visit WASHINGTON, D. C. fv tickets that permits yon to ride on the fastest trains, and for small amount additional (mentioned above) have i glad to furnLsh without charge an illus write to James E. Watson P. 1.

Atchison, Kan. for descriptive circulars Friendship Council. Two were there ceed Joseph Hayton, deceased. Persons wishing to transact business with the as 1 he resoonsibi Htv of this company 1 li may be Judged by the fact that its Yoa must go there to discover it! The best way because the quickest and most comfortable i3 via the Santa Fe Route. One day saved to Los Angeles.

For descriptive literature, address James E. Watsox, P. T. Atchison, Kansas. pended.

Crescent City is in Logan county in which Guthrie is also located and which latter place is its nearest from the Wathena Council. There was trated pamphlet telling about Texas. Send to nearest agent for ticket rates. 'A Through Sleeper." they tell tho story of the atock la held by over one thousand N. E.

A. of the leadina; newspapers in the These Tourist Excursions are a popu mtea mates. There is usually a low fare in effect to railroad station of importance. It is best line, best equipment best scenery, best Induce ments, est of an initiation, but the feature of the occasion was the 6upper by which the ladies of Burr Oak captured the visi Association should call at the drug store of S- P. Zimmerman, whom I have appointed my deputy.

Lewis Zimjieejiax, Secretary. TV ThaCs the Way! all important Texa3 poiata. northwest of Guthrie and northeast of lar mode of travel, and in winter this is popular route. Jno. Sebastian, G.

P. A. Kingfisher, tors. A splendid time is reported..