Troy Times from Troy, Kansas • 3

The Glorlons Fourth. 'JS The greatest celebration in Doniphan eotinty was carried to a successful con WEAK. KIDNEYS are ge KidWys they i are Kwratfe-io hc -appearance, of BHght'S DiS68S6i M. W. JACKSON CO, 111 4th St.

St Joe, Mo. elusion at Phillip's grcve last Tuesday. COUNTY NEWS. BEDEA. The day was perfect, and the crowd ex ceeded all expectation and could only be measured by the acre.

he progam, with the exception of tbe bicycle race, Plumbing and hot water Fricbly was successfully carried out-No drunk-eness and no disturbance marred the occasion. The eloquence of the speakers Heals the Kidneys. Cleanses and regulates 1 the Liver, Strengthens the digestion and was never equaled iu Doniphan county, and the people of the entire south end of the county ought to tender a vote of heating contractors, deal' ers in Plumber supplies. Belting and Engineer's supplies. Porcelain bath tubs 518,00.

Specifica' tions and plans, estimates removes constipated condition's in the Bowels. IT IS rOW MEDICINES IN ONE. A SYSTEM TONIC PAR-EXCELLENCE. thanks to the committee who arranged and carried to conclusion this great celebration, while tbe committee feel duly obligated to the entire community rxicz $1.00 bottle. pbipasxd bt pxickly ash bitters co.

for the liberal attendance and patron SOLD BT ALL DRITOOISTS. age extended the affair. on material and work in 5 our line. Your business Note. It was indeed 4th of July weather.

The grounds were in perfect The great Bendena Fourth of July celelfation was a grand success with the usual large crowd and a long list ol amusements. Wid Riepen of St. Joseph spent the Fourth here. Miss Josie O'Shea expects to leave nrxt-week for Moutaua where she in tends to leach school. The surrounding towns were we 1 represented here on the Fourth.

Chas, Floyd aud family of St. Joseph spent Saturday at A. M. Ricklels. While Mrs.

Anna Devereux was visiting at J. A. Hamiltou's last Sunday she received a telegram from Troy saying her eldest son, Kay, had seriously injured his eye while playing with a toy cannon. He was taken to Dr, Pitts of St. Joseph.

Miss Nina McDonald is visiting at Nortouville, Kan this week. A lawn social will be given at Joe Symns old house Saturday evening, July 10th. Paylor's ice cream will be served. Mrs. J.

M. Fischer returned to St. Joseph last Friday after a short visit with relatives here. Miss Florence Schwab intends leaving for Illinois in a few weeks to spend the winter. W.

Campbell and wife, Geo. Pope and wife visited in Troy. Jcdv. cordially solicited. 'A Norrl Rev.

W. B. Alsbury of St. Louis and Miss Lizzie Hartley of Stockton, J. W.

Huward is entitled to a vote of were married while riding on a Union rHE TROY TIMES. PKAJIK V. ELLIOTT, KUitor. J. IS.

ELLIOTT, IIulnea Planaecr. LOCAL, GOSSIP. thanks for the generous use of his eu tire premises. line street car in SC. Joseph as it round ItEAL IiSTATE TRANSFEKS, $86.00 Buggy Like Above Cut, Selling For $60.00 at j.

FIELDS, 6eht6nrKans. ed the Krug park loop, Wednesday The Denton Silrer Cornet Band is a hummer and contributed much to the afternoon. The wedding was one of the most novel ever solemnized in St. Joseph, but was not given sufficient publicity to result in the attraction of a large crowd. A special street car was chartered for Boat Time Table.

Leaves Wathena landing at 8 a. 9:30 a. 11 a. ru 3 p. 5:30 p.

m. Hack leaves Wathena half an hour earlier than boat time Jno. Young spent the Fourth in Kan sas City. Dr. C.

S. Grant, Dentist, St. Joseph, Mo. Sam Johnson is homo for a few days Uiis week. Alex Berry was up from Ilorton over tbe Fourth.

tbe afternoon and this the wedding party boarded at Fourth and Edmoud streets at 2 30 o'clock. The spectators to the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. C. B. Powers, were Mr.

and Mrs. George Chaney, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Denton, Miss Eva Denton, Miss Lizzie Frieud and Messrs. The people of Rock school house are talking of having a social soon.

Spring Grove was well represented I at Bendena the Fourth, and so many have remarked that it was the first pic-nic thev had attended for a long time where the program was carried out as Ora Chaney and James Heater, all of Transfer or Doniphan County Heal Estate for irtontti of 1899. WAKANTEE DEEDS. A Kilkinney to Morley wi of sw i 32 3 20; $5,500. Sparks to Pridgeon lots 1-2, block 4, Highland Station; $800. Neadson to Breyman lots 1112 block C3, Highland; $350.

Breyman to Breyman lot3 11 12, block 63, Highland; $1. VanDoran to McKeman lots 7 to 12, block 50, White Cloud; $500. Baldwin to Baldwin lots 4 aud 5 and si (5, blk 4, East Troy; $300. Miller to Brazelton 1 4, 19, North Wathena: $30. Powell to Miller I of sw i 29 4 20; $3,000.

Baldwin to Carter part of ne 1 31 3 23; $50. Harbine to Langlcy lots 2324, 161, 1 15 96, El wood; $40. Langley to Stone lots 2324 161 Elwood; $40. Manville to Deeken ia in nw i 27 3 22; $25. Edwards to Edwards i se 1 26 2 20; $100.

Dunning to A Spencer i se i William Hautzenrader having sold his interest in the firm of Hautzenrader Bros, to the undersigned, all accounts due the firm must be settled either by cash or note at once. Hautzenkader Buos. entertainment and success of the entire affair. The band is a gentlemanly lot of young men and the music was a most enjoyable feature of the occasion. Col.

Edwin E. Wilson of Kansas City delivered a great oration. In the opinion of thinking men and women his effort was one "of the deepest and most philosophic ever heard in this state upon a similar occasion. Harry B. Fleharty, the silver tongued orator of Kansas, pleased everybody in a free and easy thirty minutes talk.

Harry ean please, and can always have a Doniphan county audience to please, when he chooses. James N. Kirwm, who recently returned from a course at the law department of a Washington, D. C. University, pleased everybody in a half hour's effort replete with splendid thought.

Jimmy Kirwia will make his mark in this world if health and fortune favors hira, and Doniphan county will ever and always remember him kindly. Everybody saw everybody elses neighbor and the crowd was the most sociable oue ever met together in Doniphan county. The people were out for a a. stewart bro; Wathena; kan. carry a full line' of Merchandise suitable to the heeds of Doniphan County people, Sold at prices as lor as the lowest1.

You will be satisfied ff you trade with advertised, and we infer that it was due to the management of the committee. Bob. A 3 3 DENTON DOTS. (JoMen Flake for making ice cream, at McLaren's drug more. Hal Kotscu visited with home folks tbe early part of this week.

Flout. Castle aud Frank Sturgis spent the Fourth in Kansas City. For the best and cheapest lumber in tbe county see Jno. A. C.

Gordon. Dr Lawton, eye specialist, 712 Felix. Glasses, eye troubles, etc. Cousult free. Miss Leah Turkleson left Thursday for Los Angeles.

via C. K. I. P. Dan Utt of Robinson visited with his brother-in-law, C.

M. Finley, this week. Miss Agnes Richards spent the Fourth at liehdena in company with Mrs. Milt Zimmerman. Denton, Mr.

aid Mrs. Frank Misses Armittie Welty aud Minnie Boyd, all of St. Joseph. The wedding party enjoyed- a swift trip to Krug park aud as the car wound around the loop Rev. Powers pronounced the words that linked the two lives together.

Then there was a ride over the other lines of the street railway system and the relatives of the contrct-ing parties were delivered at tbe Union passenger station in time for the outgoing train to Denton. Rev. Alsbury is a preacher of the Free Will Baptist denomination and his home is in St Louis. He preaches at Denton, Kansas, aud at Pattonsburg, and he will take his bride to Pattonsburg and establish a residence there. of se i 29 4 21; $800.

4-f A KJ 1, 57 CA I 1 I YJ MM 1 Wood to II Clay nw i of i of good time and they had it. se i 27 2 21; $350. 2 Patronize those -who ptromzc THE TIMES. It was a Bohemian sort of a crowd. Everybody was as good as everybody else, and for once everybody agreed to be patriotic and have a good time.

The pie eating contest was the most laughable entertainment offered in the whole program and was participated in by five young boys who ate pie lake a man pounding iron, and the winner, Pijubley Paint Glass Co. sells Turpentine ac 5o a pint. 213 S. 6th JStv Joseph, Mo. See llautzenrader Bros before you purchase a vehicle of any kind.

Their prices defy competition. Eastern politicians no longer 'climb into the band wagon." They "enter the musical automobile." Buck to Miller lots 56, 20, Denton; $50. Baldwiu to A Warren part ne I 31 3 22; $30. Misse to Dillon 80 ft of 1 7, 60, Highland; $100. Breyman to Porter 40 feet of 1 7 59; $260.

Q. C. D. Whittaker to A Kilkenny i of sw LEOMA XI HITS. Dr.

Scott was a St. Joseph visitor last Sunday. John Marston was down from Robinson last Thursday. Miss Myrtle Angstead of Atchison is here to spend several weeks with relatives and friends. E.

J. Finley was up from Troy last Sunday. Mrs. McAdow went to Hiawatha Monday to stay until after the Fourth. J.

Jones and wife were in Severance Saturday. John Mailer of Chicago arrived here Sunday evening to visit at the home of his mother, Mrs. Anna Mailer. Mrs. J.

11. Scott left Saturday for an extended visit with friends in St. Joe and Savannah, Mo. MUses Mary Hull, Jane Kinsley, Anna Mastinson and Minnie Shriner left on last Tuesday for a trip to Denver and other prominent places in Colorado. Dr.

Flynn went to St St. Jos-eph Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Teeter to have an operation performed on their baWy. Miss Ida Jaiucke went to Hanover Saturday to spend a few days.

John Overlander was iu Severance Sunday. Dr. Hoover of Hamburg, Iowa, visited friends here the first of the week. Frank Elfred and wife of St. Joseph spent the Fourth here.

Quite a number from Severance and Robinson attended the celebraliou here Tuesday. The Fourth of July celebration here was very good considering the weather. Music was furnished by the Robinson bacfd, and speaking by Mr. Means of Hiawatha and a few others. The lire- Harry Culp, earned his half dollar.

The greased pole was a stunner and 32 3 20; $1. Miss Pearl Stout of Severance visited with Miss Fannie Sams last week. Misses Rosa and Janie Heeney returned Monday from an extended trip to Colorado and the mountains. Geo. Fisher has received a letter from Herman Schraeder, formerly of this vicinity, who is now a member of the 20ih Regiment of U.

S. Regulars in the Philippines. The letter was written uuder date of May 16, and was over a mouth on the road from Manila to Kansas. He reports his own health as excellent but anxious for a chance to return to Doniphan couuty. He is now a member of the Regimeutal band and does not encounter all of the hardships whicn the ordiuary soldier is subject to.

He enclosed in the letter a postoSice money order, payable at Denton, which is the first one ever sent from the Philippines to Doniphan couuty, perhaps the first one in Kansas. Chas. Friend and family visited with relatives near Highland Station last Sunday. Allen Stewart spent the Fourth in Troy, celebrating." Most everyone in this vicinity, including the Denton band, celcbtated the Fourth at Bendena, Len Roberts aud wife are the proud parents of a baby boy born one day last week. Mr.

Sams has leased the Denton hotel which has recently been repainted, and papered and renovated throughout, and is going to conduct a tirst-class house. Mr. Sams Is an old baud at the hotel business aud will run the hou's'e in a manner which will deserve all patronage. Mrs. C.

R. Elliott has almost recovered from her recent protracted spell of sickness. nobody reached the top. The money Spencer to A Spencer i of Tinnctitb West ward. Eastward f.

in. 11 in. m.a.i.-i mm 4 00 Klaood I1MUIO.4A 4.20 Wathena In si ln.Rft 4 0 40 Troy I'l 4ll 358 Troy Junction 10.4:1 1 1 17 14 Moray lO.rs II.S1 3 4 04 N-verance 1 1 i 8.35 5 f5 Leona 11.15 11.45 3 i 8.45 S. M. A DSIT, TIIEO.

Gen'l P. T. Areiit.Troy.Kaa St.Joscuh Mo. se i 29 4 21; $1. was finally lowered one-third of the way from the top and Matt Nelsou suc Wast to Crystal 13a in sw i 10 3 ceeded in pulling down the cash.

He earned it. 22; $125. Double Ilaily Service lo Kansas City and St. Lonl, via St.Joaepli Ac Grand Ifcland and 9HHourt Pacific Ryu, Passengers arrivingln St. Joseph at 7:10 a.

m. or 5:40 p. m. Can leave at a. ni.

or 5:4 p. m. Arrive in Kansas City at 9.35 a. m. or 8:25 p.

in. Arrive in St. Louis at p. in. or 7:10 a.

making close connections for all points East and South in the Uuiou Station, avoiding disagreeable otnuibus transfers. Ask the nearest agent for tickets via the Missouri Pacific or address Chas. 11 Stvles. P. T.

Atchison. Kas. A. C. Towxsem), G.

P. T. A. St. Louis.

Mo. Steinweder to Brewer 1 of sw Ills Clrcnst Comlug. Judging from our exchanges those of our readers who are so fortunate as to see the Great Wallace Shows in St. Joseph, Tuesday, July 11, will be well repaid for their time and trouble. The Commercial Gazette of Pittsburg.

comments as follows: "The Great Wallace Shows arrived in the city at 11:15 a. in. yesterday in three sections. A few hours later the immense show was landed inside the exposition park, and long before nightfall the many acres of canvas was stretched and the apparatus placed for the performance. "Wallace's Show has many strong attractions this year which are not introduced in the other circuses.

The performance in the big tent brings before the public the Nelson family, acrobats of international fame. The nine members of the family are known to the Pittsburg public, their clever work having been appreciated here many times. The Angelo family do the flying trapeze act, aud the Stirks, French trick cyclists, perform. The Petits, in their serial bar comedy act, are one of the import ant features of the show, and the grand ballet was a magnificent spectacle." E. B.

Dolly delivered a patriotic in Prices on vehicles of nil kinds at llautzenrader Bros, is the lowest They beat St. Joseph prices. Walt Johnston has returned from his "barn storming" tour. lie was lately tmployed on the K. C.

World. Dr. Barton Pitts, eye aud ear specialist, Francis and Fred. Ave. Telephone 438, old or new.

St. Joseph, Mo. On account of the printers taking a holiday on the Fourth The Times is not up to the usual standard this week. i 27 4 21 and 10a in se i 27 4 21; $1. A Carroll to J.

Falk lots 1 to 8, 156, vocation which was appreciated by all who heard him. Elwood; $150. The little girls who sang America un Gerardy to Cullum 35a in so i 27 der the leadership of Mrs. Rappelye re- 4 21; $1. cieved the plaudits of the entire assemb Stewart to Conrad many lots lage for their beautiful rendition of the in Elwood; $500.

patriotic song. C. PATEXTS. United States to Roger Morley sw i The sack race was won by Willie But Chicago, Rockland PatiQc RAILROAD. Westbound.

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a m. p.m. p.m. a VI :2.i Pt.Joaoph 6 S6 5.0 9:35 Klwood 10:: 507 9 44 9:43 Wathena .37 16.23 10.H5 Troy 5.23 l'KUn. 5.35 Ui.lrt Bendena 8:12 ft.12 5.44 10.25 10:25 lenton (ft :4 i fiWL 10.31 10:34 Purceli 5 53 6M2.

10.42 Pierce 924 6.15 10.65 10:55 Hortpn. 5:25 6Jt Alltralnsdailyexcep J7 and ISon Sundays. The local lreiirhta iiasnintr Troy going eaet fit.ll:.V a. and froinir p. carry aieenKtrs; daily except Sunday.

W. A. If ARGIS. Kana. JOHN KBAsmN.O.

T.i P. A.C'bicar 32 3 20. ler, the youDgest and smallest lad of the five boys who started. He won the race by hard work and earned the dollar prize awarded. TAX DEEDS.

Doniphan County to A Connell Jr lots 25 to 23, block 170, Elwood; $LG5. The winner of the egg race, was DEATHS. SIDll K3t I IIMO ITES 03 TJoMPsi m. drANDlsiiKDRy. Commencing Sunday June 10th, Sunday Excursion tickets between poiuts west of and including St.

Joseph will be sold at rate of oue-fai'e for round trips. This" arrangeruent will apply for all trips where the going journey may be begun and the turn journey completed between the hours of 12 midnight Saturday and 12 nikluigiil Sunday. satisfied that he had earned his mouey, and so were the boys who failed to win. HALE. We did not learn the name of the winner which we regret.

John W. Hale, son of Jacob and Mary Fill Mi CROVE. Tbe ice cream and refreshments serv- Burlington Time Table: Hale, was born in Gossport, Indiana, Train Nortn. February 5th, 1853, died at his father's borne in Troy, July 2nd, 1899, aged 40 ei by the committee in charge of the entertainment was better than usually served upon such occasions. Krlrht Paca.

No. 115. No. 21. Mrs.

Hastings was a caller in our neighborhood one day last week. Children's day exercises at the Rock school house were not very well attend years, 4 months and 25 days. His ill Trains So'ith. rw Kielfrhl, No. 22.

No. 116. p. rn. a.

9:43 6:24 tMi, 6:12 1:40 :0 The fireworks display was the finest ness extended over a period of several ever seen in Doniphan county at a like months. Funeral services by the under ed last Sunday evening on account of a. in p. rn. 12:22 12:27 12:43 Atchfson Itontpnan lireuner Troy Ju net.

tows Point :24 0:45 7:20 signed at the family residence were con entertainment. Everybody enjoyed the display and many remained especially 62 5:4 5:4.3 the threatening weather, but a good program was rendered aud enjoyed in ducted on Monday, July 3rd at 2 p. iu Bad Aceldeut. A terrible accident which may result iu the maiming for life of Kay Devereux son of Mrs. W.

B. Devereux, last Sunday afternoon. Kay had secretly purchased a toy canuon and some powder during the absence of Mrs. Devereux, thinking be would celebrate the Fourth iu patriotic style. Mrs.

Devereux having gone to call on one of her neighbors. Kay decided to test the canuon. Having primed it with powder, proceeded to touch it off but ia some way it failed to work to suit him so he peered into the muzzle to ascertain the cause when the cannon exploded, tilling his face with burning powder. His right eye was so badly injured that the sight will be lost. The boy was taken to the Sister's hospital in St.

Joseph Monday where he will recieve the best attention possible. to witness it. 1:25. 12:45 p. m.

11:5 11:15 rily spite of it. after which the remains were laid to rest ia Mount Olive Cemetery. The dance in the evening was a source Mrs. Jos. Kent visited with relatives in western Kansas for a few days last week and theSrst part of week.

The most complete stock of lumber at the most reasonable prices at Jno. A. Gordon's lumber yards, Wathena, Kas. Df. Henry Dittemore, who has recently graduated from a medical institution in Chicago, has located at Axtell, Kan.

Wanted To purchase a five or ten acre tract of land near Troy. Improved or unimproved. Inquire at this office and state price. Lumber, lath, shingles, sash, doors blinds and mouldings at rock bottom prices at Jno. A.

C. Gordon's lumber yard, Wathena. Kansas. If John J. Ingalls receives the Republican norn'malion for congress from this district, it will be proof positive of the reality of life after death.

Foil Sale. A 9 room bouse, good barn, two lots and out buildings. A good property, oue block from depot in Troy. Enquire at this oQice. Lime, cement and all building material, tbe most complete and laigest stock in Doniphan county, at Jno.

A. C. Gordon's, Wathena. Kansas. Wickless" Blue Flame oil stores are safest for summer cooking.

Builders hardware and furnace." a specialty. Aug. Schwien Stove St. Joseph. Services next Sunday at Burr Oak Baptist church, both morning and evening, and at No GO school house in the afternoon at 4 o'clock.

Rev. Brink, Fastor. WhlteCloud 5:19 Kulo Lincoln 1 of much enjoyment to the young folks 12:54 :0 1 biiiiy 6:4 Ex.gun.llaily. No. 2 makes Free Scholarship.

Campbell University will give a free scholarship for the school year to the person fn each county holding the highest grioe upon graduation from the, county schools in the spriug of 1899 Requieemex'ts' The name and mi-dress of the person receiving the highest grade, certified by the county superintendent, must be sent to the president of the faculty before Sept. 1, Note. This offer applies only to graduates of the schools under the supervision of the county superintendent. N. A.

Stull, B. B. BitiNx. who p-irticipated, and was a success ex Dally. Ex.

Run. close connection at Table works in' he evening was splendid and enjnyed by all. J- I. C. OFFICIAL STATEMENT Of the financial condition of the BANK OF DENTON At Denton ville.

State of Kansas, at the close of business on the sothd'ay of June. 139. RESOURCES! Loans and. discounts 21.3.i.P5 Loa-iaon real estate ftJS.60 Overdrafts 512 91 Rnnk btiildinir 2.U Expense ytiS.89 Cash and sight exchange, legal reserve 1S.324.39 Total 143,734.74 LIABIL1TES. Capital Ptock paid In 86.000.00 Surplus fund 40O.O11 Interest 1.2t3.W Exchange 14W.5K Individual donsit8 32.515 5(5 Time certificates 3.435.00 Total 3,731.74 STATE OF KANSAS.

I COCSTV Or DojilPH as, 1.8 O. Harpster. Cashier of said bank, do solemnly swear that tbe above statement is true: tbatsaid bank has no liatilitiea. and is not indorsed on any note or obligation, other than shown on tbe above statement, to the best of my knowledge and belief. So help me God.

S. O. Harpstkr, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 5th day of July, lmt. William Gillen, Justice of the Peace.

Correct Attest. Gkobgf. Dentos, Wm. rues-row. Directors.

J. F. IlARPSTER. To John W. Breidenthal, Bank Commissioner, Topeka, Kan.

cept for the music which might have Hock and Liocol lor all trains west. Fire destroyed the residence of a Mr. Z. T. SINGLETON.

A cent. been much improved. Heddick, two miles south of Severance The thanks of all concerned is due to on the afternoon of the Fourth of July. J. Dunning and family, who formerly lived in Doniphan, started for a few week's visit in Colorado last Monday.

Win. Winzer and family spent Sunday with his mother. There is going to be a picnic at Brush Creek, July 15. All are invited. Will Kirby of Atchison spent Sunday with home folks.

A. BraUD, wife and daughter. Miss Mamie, visited with" his brother Will last Sunday. Warranted REAPER and MOWER SECTIONS The family were at the Beudeua celebration grounds at the lime the house was burned and did not know of it until it bad been destroyed Nothing what ever in the way of household effects for all machines, tt. 75 per box of 25.

delivered, if ordered nov. Give aud size on your order. Nenuddrff Hardware Co.y 1 14 S. 4 lb Str. St.

Joarpli, no. 3750 were saved. B. J. Heeney, Elbert Lad wig and Jim Kirwin for their splendid management of the platform.

People from all over the county were iniattendance. Every township in the county was represented, and especial notice is due Union township and the town of Denton for the turnout from those communities. Everybody voted the affair an entire success and departed for their homes feeling that it was good to have been at the Phillip's Grove celebration. Michael and Henry Capp have sold their interests here and are preparing marrlaso Llcensea. Magnetic Healing DKFGLESS Carrs diseases wlieu all else fails.

Ilouie treatment by mail regardless of dixtance. Mrs Hoflineier is also a graduate, treats Ladies only. "Write for information. R. L- TTnffiueier M.

1. M. Trot. Mrs. Ir.

B- h. Iloirmeier, M. II. Kass John Noyles, Highland 19 to locate in St. Joseph soon.

Miss Eflie Ramsey spent Thursday afternoon with Miss Ruth Davis. Clara Trowbridge, Highland 16 Fred Ruthford, Highland 21 Magnetic Healing Onr Specialty (WELTMRR METHOI1). Free consnlt-ftlort and examination. Treatment at the luflrin-, ary I Oil eacb or6 for $5.00 Absent treatment Perry Martin of Geary City was in Vird Tracy, Highland Station. 19 The first named couple were married Spring Grove Sunday.

There was a dance in Doniphau last Wednesday evening. i (HI pi month, ffiid for tetl monla la by Justice Brown Tuesday and the last named by Justice Smith Thursday. The Missouri River is rising again Illustrate Journal, we also tcaca tuo eclnee. Kational College and Infirmary Office. RoomS.

CorlW Bldjr Fifth mod K1- which is something unusual at this sea Write Jno. A. C. Gordon, Wathena, Kansas, for an estimate on your lumber bill for the new house or barn. It wil pay you.

Miss Eva Ryan advertises the Severance News for sale and says that if she does not sell the plant she will move it to some other location. It is, as Pool Grinstead says, because of her political stand, her defense of Cy Leland and his methods, that she has not made a success of the News. It is a self evident fact, and becoming more so every day, that a newspaper to succeed iff Doniphan county must stand up for honesty aud decency in the administration of son of the year. Rev. Frank Miller has received a call to Pan a.

which he has accepted. niuud bt. Jcncpa, Mo. Blooming Plants and Cut Flowers. Ft I- i r-- I-t.

lfa lv. i-w Xlironsh TonrlMt Sleepers to Ibe IVorlliu'rot. The Burlington Route has established a twice-a-week tourist car line from Kansas City to Butte, Spokane, Taco-ma and Seattle. Cars leave Kansas City. Lincoln and Grand Island every Tuesday and arriving at Seattle following Friday and Sunday.

They are upholstered in rattan. The bed linon and furnishings are clean and of good quality. The heating, ventilating and toilet arrangements are all that can be de-dred and each car is in charge of a uniformed Pnllman porter, wocse sole dntf is to attend to tlie wants of passengers. Cars run through ithout change of any kind and the berth rate from Lincoln to Tacoma or Seattle is 0DT7 3'. To intermediate points, it is proportionately low.

Montana and the Puget Sound country are now enjoing a pel iod of unexampled prosperity. As a consequence travel to the Northwest is rapidly attaining Inrjre proportions. This new tourist car line has ben established with a view of caring for the Burlington's share of it in the best possible manner. Bertha, tickets and full information can be bad application to any But-lington Route ticket agent or by addressing J. Francis, G.

P. A Omaha. Nebraska. WHEH IS DOUBT C05SULT THE BEST I a DR FnWARD WA1 iH Acknowledged Un. CUrVMnU nALOn By the Medical Profession Stock in the J.

STUPPYV Burlington Route Rates for Greater America. Exposition. Reduced Rates to Ouiaha-will apply from points on the Burlington Route within 250 miles of that city during the entire period of the Greater America Exposition, which opened July 1st and closes October 31. There will be three different kinds of tickets: Ten Day Tickets, which will be sold at 80 per cent of double the one-way rate. Seven-Day Tickets, the rate foi which will be one fare for the round trip, plus 0 per cent on sale Tuesdays.

-Week Ei TiCKErs. which will be on sale Saturdays and for Sunday trairs due in Omaha before 1 o'clock p. in. One fare for the round trip. J.

Fkaxci.5. G. P. OuiaLa, Neb. yfO' Francis St.

Joseph, Uy ALL i ti THE-WORLD'S Tbe Hiawatha Democrat says that a Doniphan county man recently sold his hogs without asking Cy's consent, but as the report could not be verified, it was not generally believed. If your brain won't work right and you miss the snajn vim and energy that was once yours, you should takePricklv Ash Bitters. It cleanses the system and invigorates both body and brain. Sold ly D. C.

Sinclair. The Denton Baud which furnished tbe music for the Bcudeua celebration was the recipient of many compliments on aecount of the rendition of the mu-' ical program on that day. Although, comparatively a young band it has made splendid progress and is without question the best band iu the county. Write for Catal6ue Greatest Specialist Ir all Chronic, Nerrous and Pnva Disease of both sexss. Permanently located In i Sunday School Conveutlon.

Wolf River Township Sunday School Convention was held iu Severance, July 2nd. in the I. O. O. F.

hall, and was a success iu every respect. The printed program was carried out with but two exceptions and substitutes were provided, so there was not a vacant number. We heard good papers on all phases of the'Sunday school work by Mrs. W. D.

Rippey, Miss Mary Campbell, Mrs A. L. Wynkoop, Mrs. Mart Sharp, Mrs. Cooper, Miss Hutt and Messrs.

Swim and Drake. But the prize winning paper was the one on "Temperance in the Sunday School" by Mrs. Ritenour of Highland. Rev. Irwin spoke on "Grading in the Sunday making good suggestions to superintendents and teachers that will likely bear fruit in the schools throughout the county.

Leon Hills made a patriotic speech which was good. The subject was discussed "Why are not more of the older people found in the Sunday school?" by extemperaneou3 speakers. The report of the committee was that they had choseu officers for Townships as follows: R. G. Drake B.

Dolly of Benaeua; Sam Steanson of Moray, L. RickenbacK of Leon's, Mrs. C. W. Cooper of Severance, Vice Presidents; Mrs.

A. L. Wynkoop Secretary and Treasurer. Report accepted and after singing God be With You Till we Meet Again" the day session of one of the best Sunday school eonYentions ever held in the county closedl- A of Chicago) Office, Tootle Block. Cor.

Sixth and nne't St- entrance on i ram-is St OSiea Hours From 10 to 12 a. 2 to 4:30, nd from 7 to 3:30 p. m. Consultation Freo. DO' YOU KNOW Yu can saTe over 24 hours timd By going via the St.

Joseph Grand Island'. and UNION TACIFIC ROUTE to Portland. Northwest and Pacific Cot points. IV tire To Farmers and Housemen: Robert Roslyn, the standard bred trotting stallion, will stand the season of Mondays and Tuesdays at the farm of T. public affairs.

The public demands it. With the possible exception of the Highland Vidette, whose editor, however, is not much of a Leland man, Tiie Tkoy Times and the Wathena Star are the only papers in the county that have made any progress iu the last two years and the editors of these two papers havn't rented their mouths to Cy Leland for a taffy mill. Not by a long shot. The Chief exists solely by reason of its pull on the county treasury. If it bad to let loose of the public teat six mouths straight, it would pine away like a poisoned bedbug.

The people are getting their eyes open, and are going to take a hand iu Doniphan county public affairs, and those who are opposed to the dethronement of the uucrowned king of Doniphan county, must accept the consequences. Cuticle removing item from Pool Grinstead: "Senator Fulton rode on a pass and then charged up $52.38 mileage while getting in his graft on the new asylum location, in which case he also very suddenly changed his mind in favor of Parsons instead of Clay Center after Parsons began paying $3,080 for votes. That is the kind of a senator that graces the seat in this district by the grace of the kiug of Doniphan." Dawe and the last four days of each i DR WAI 18 graduate of kush and Bennett Medical Colleges, two of the vii. iinbgu medical colleges in tbe world; was formerly President of St. Anthony's Hospital, one of the largest hospitals in the countrr.

He is one of the fim physicians in the conn try to nse tbe X-IUv. By his new system of medicine aud electricity the most hidden aud diSicuit difceuve's are easily discovered and quickly rtired. His office is equipped wiih all the latest medical aud eiectrical discoveries for perfect testinz of the blood, nerves, heart, and all physical powers. On account of his long hospital and private practice he is able to cure man whom others deem incurable. NFRVflll flFRII ITY Sleeplessness.

Despondencv, St. Vitus' Dar.re, Epilepsy, Utnii.il I Floating Spots Before the Eves. Pain in Head and Back, Threatened Insanity, Imaginary Fears. Neuralcia, Lack of Endurance, Family Fatigued. Trembling.

Dizziness. Fainting. Pains Around the Heart, ight Losses these symptoms are often the sims of approaching nervous diseases deiay is fataL VARIC0CELF 1 mrlt actve cause of physical weakness In men; cured in iniuuuuLkh seven days by a painless method. Hydrocele cured in three davs. Piles, Fistula, Stricture, cured without operaUon.

Perfect Cares Guaranteed in ail of Lost Manhood or Weakness of Men inconvenience or detention from busi- ness by a method acquired after Ion? experience and hospital sttidy. RHFIFMATIM Cured by his Medical and Electrical Treatment. Dvroepria, Heart i lllltuilini lOlil Iisease. all Diseases, Scrofula, Deposits in the Trine, Freouent Urination and ail Private Diseases. Catarrh eared in i seven weeks by Electrical Treatment Ladies ail dieafes peculiar to their class.

i ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR ZZttRZ-SSS the most difficult nature. Cross-eyes straightened In a minute. Cataract cared. Gran- la ted Lids mred by expression. Ulcers.

Closure r4 Tear Dncts. IeafnesB, Bingin; Noises in the Head, Discharges from the Ears. ONLY CUR8b CASES TAKE. Name In all private caes kept strictly private end confidential. All teeters answered prompt and in plain envelope.

Hundreds cured by maiL Tbe praises we have received for oar remarkable skill en ring rases given np as helpless by all has compelled os to nse this means in order to give ail the benefit of our I knowledgeof medicine and our inimitable still in the art of surgerv. Remember, vour family physiciania always welcome to see us operate. We are wiiiing to spread cur kcovl- I edge aud skiii, and feel justly prond of the daily eonrratuiatkias received from the medical profession for the advanced medical and sunrical literature we hsre written. I Go Tocc week at tbe CaslUs farm. He is a black horse, 5 years old, 1G hands and 1 inch high and weighs 1150 lbs-; i of.

kind and gentle dsposrtion is the Let roatf Sorss in Doniphan connfy. To thftire wijftTng fo improve their stock thts is a grand opportunity. Robert 3To. Why Not your meat of Joe Hayton It's tne best place in ton. A trial convinces.

fiA4fn IrtiMsy to Vry7 you grease j0 the wagon I I wheel vrith I IXICA Axil errata I (Vtahnz and V-mro mbjtftt4 I feest ptar ertr put on an axie. I Sold everywhere. Mad STANDARD Oil. CO. 704, was foaled A'pril 3rd, 18ti.

Sire For Rotlyn. 2:15. by Robert McGregor, 2:17, by Major Ivlsil, 229; Dam Sinistra-by Ami assa lor. by Grand St-nrlnel 2:24. For terms apply lo, In order to save money ifi? the pur -chasing of buggies, wagons, r'S-Sut carts, they should be bought of Hautzen-radcr Bros, They underseJflFJ othrs.

CHICAGO MEDICAL INSTITUTE TTOUe Dawe Castle, Tny, Kansas..