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4 Oysters for Christmas at Jenkinson's. gft ft. ELLIOTT 15 ST. JOSEPH, Mr. Robert came home from i ETIDESTLV-'OJi THE ISOG THAIS." tl JSl "JT 00rs 1 -r Ow Go to Jenkinson's fcr Christinas candy.

XV. II. Ilorr's new place is the place to fe-fJ." Quick order hot steak3 and trimmings, lunch or fr.il feed. Wm. Yates left Tuesday via the Rock Island Home for Ponca, Oklahoma, on a visit to hid son iu law, Chas.

Maun. Tuesday evening a man, evidently the St. Joseph hospital Sunday morning. Her health is greatly improved, and in a short lime she will be entirely well. The many friends of herself and husband wis) he glad to hear of this happy ending of what appeared to be a serious illness.

"Sheeny" put in au appearance in Troy, il ii il il ii i Oi il For Your HOLIDAY GOODS Go to D. O. Sinclair's Mrs. Chas. Mann, of Ponca, Okla arrived in Troy Tuesday evening ou a visit to her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Yules. claiming that he had come for the purpose of collecting and shipping a car load of old papers, iron, bottles, type metal and junk generally, which had been sold him that day by Frank V. Elliott, late owner and editor of the Times.

He claimed to know Elliott well, and said that he had seen and and ery Oa account of Christmas and New Year holidays the Burlington Home sell one fuse for the round trip tickets to points within 200 miles. Tickets on sale December 23, 24, 25 and 1, return limit January 2, 1001. For any additional information, see ticket so 1V 00. 00. (70.00.0.0.

00. 00. 00. 00 vs, hi c- It is almost time to form New Year resolutions. Here is a good one to make: "I'll help push things along more." rtrurnruTXruTTUruT Uomeexionew i TEL.

67. Peterson's John II. Stone, El wood, the oldest justice of fhe peace in the county in point of years and service, was in Troy Tuesday. One of the most tantalizing headings in a newspaper to a wife who has but Belcher's Comedians have played at the opera house three evenings this week. It is a good clean company, and deserves better houses than it has had in Lyudon.

Mr. Belcher is the best actor who has played in Lyndon sfnee Walter Walker played "The Nominee" here last April. He is good wherever little money, is "What's to be done with Fresh and Salt Heats, Fish Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Turnips, Choice Canned Goods, Relishes and Family Groceries the surplus?" Oysters, Celery, Fruits, Nuts. conversed with him not only on Tuesday but on Monday, and that his visit to Troy was the result of those conversations, Elliott assuring him that he had a car load, if not more, of 'junk to dispose of and wanted the man to buy it. He Said there could be no mistake, as he was well acquainted with Elliott.

Needless to say, Elliott had no junk here, not even a wheelbarrow load, and the fellow went back to St. Joseph vowing to punch Elliott's face. A week or two ago one of the couuty papers stated that Elliott was at Columbus, Ohio, and had written from that place to a St. Joseph man, return The Methodist church at Doniphan you put him, but seem3 especially well has just closed a ten weeks' protracted fitted for the part of the boatman in 0L, am laiinary soap. meeting during which there were thirty conversions Wn hand) to order what yon want tvitlt your meat order and It are It de Hvered all together.

Saved both lime and money. Priceii Hie loweat. Kinds of All the play given Monday evening. Miss Clara Belcher, his thirteen-year-old daughter, has good talents in her line Current Remark, Lyndon, Kansas. At the opera house all next week.

Tickets, 10c, 20c and 30e; on sale at TROY TIMES. ystbr9 for Christinas at Jenkinson's. I County attorney Brewster was in St. Mrs Nathan Swiggett was at Highland Station tbe past week, visiting her mother, Mrs James Simpson, who has been quite ill. Ed Ege and Mine Langan were in this week and had the address of their papers changed to Rural Route No.

4, out of Atchison. C3 tirssimas OQCtS Leland's store. Joseph Tuesday. By R- C. Bradley.

Col. John L. Motter, a pioneer of St Joseph and a prominent man in the LOCAL GOSSIP. Jenkinson will sell you candy from Glc to 10c per pound. E.

B. Dolly, of Bendena, was at the court house Wednesdaj-, paying his West Side Public Square. early history of thU section of the west, died in'Maryland on the 12th inst. Mr, Motter came co St. Joseph in 1855, and i rent.

Patronize Byeis the barber, (ioio Jenkinson's for Cbi candy operated some of the earliest sawmills built there. He was connected with the building of the St. Joseph Des Moines In a few days wo will be refering to Get jour dinner at (he new Troy things as having happened in "the last DA riT A ITVTCT I1S.T century. railroad, and also the St. Joseph To-peka road, which, ran from Wathena to Doniphan, and was known as the "Corkscrew." For a number of years he was a member of the mercantile Oysters, stew, ry.

seallopped or any other way, at W. II. Ilorr's. Lemons, the largest, cheapest and best; only 20 cents per dozen at W. A.

Helvey's. ootwe house. E. J. Fiuley was a Denton visitor last Sunday.

For a good meal go to Hauber's restaur int. Judge W. I Stuart was in St. Joseph Monday. Wanted 500 Bushels of Potatoes.

Wm. Yates. New etiquette note: Ins proper to lift the lid of the pie to sre what's inside at a boarding house, but not proper when you are invited out. Teck Davis has leased the Grant Sweet barber shop, and cau give you a tirst-class shave, hair-trim and shampoo while you wait. Give him a trial In case the authorities do not soon fix the road between Atchison and Doni-iphan, Ed Howe threatens to take a spade and go out and fix it himself.

Ii is to be hoped that everybody will get a Christmas present excepting the man who takes up people's time with dirty stories they don't care to hear. Services will be held in the Christian church at Leona by pastor N. A. Stull, next Sunday, Dec. 23, at 11:00 a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. Everybody invited to come. Ex-Governor John W.

Leedy has disposed of his Kansas property and will leave for Oregon in a short time where lie will engage in the insurance ing a small sum of money that he had borrowed. Can it be that Frank Elliott, late governor's private secretary and Populist spellbinder, has descended to the level of the common swindler? It would appear so, as the man who tells the story of the junk deal claims to have spent $2 or S3 for drinks ou the strength of the deal. And yet nothing: else could have resulted. When Elliott came to Troy he had the Times office clear of debt and a fair future before him, For two years he was in the service of Gov. Leedy, holding a good position and a good salary as a rewaid for his alleged services to the Populist party.

Now he a bankrupt and a fugitive. It is said that his wife's mother is financially ruined as a result of his reckless use of her generosity. Other parties who loaned him money and otherwise befriended him would like to have him liquidate the linaucial end of his obli gations. It seems strange that a man can worm himself into tbe confidence of a large firm of Craig Motter, at Wathena. Col.

Motter's wife died several years ago. He leaves four children Viison, Frank, Harold and Helen, the latter the wife of W. D. Cook of Denver, formerly of Wathena. In his later years Col.

Motter was engaged in the real estate business. The'postofiice fixtures were moved to the new building in the Lelaud block Tuesday. Get Jenkinson's prices and see his Geo McLaren DRUGGIST. Try Olit? Own WllitG Pine GolicjIt For That, Gold. Candies of all kinds and all prices at indies before buying elsewhere.

"We have placed on sale today 700 Pairs of Good Solid, Reliable SAMPLE SHOES, which are Selling at Manufacturers' We have a complete line of Rubber Footwear, all new fresh goods. We carry a full line of S. K. Newcoinbs Misses' and Children's Shoes, made in Rochester, N. including their "ANKLE SUPPORTING SHOES" for Children with wcalc Articles.

"VVe defy competition on good solid School Shoes at lowest Cash Price. "We guarantee to save you from 25c to $1.00 on every pair of shoes you buy. ST. JOSEPH B. A.

Sheridan of the Paola Spirit has addressed the following offer to William J. Bryan: "Congratulating you on your purpose to become an editor of a weekly Democratic newspaper in Republican Nebraska, permit me to offer you a suggestion. To establish and keep going a weekly Democratic newspaper in Republican Kansas upon the ground con serrated and desecrated by Osawalomie P. Howard, of Brenner, was in town Monday, and paid his respects to the Tim ls. For a good square meal or to order what you want to eat, go to Horr's.

Don't forget when meal time comes that Werley operates the Troy house to feed the hungry. Christmas this year comes on ironing nay, and every good housekeeper knows what day that is. Dr. Dinsmore, who has been quite sick For sale by A member of the Atchison Methodist church is so narrow in her views tliat she has been heard criticizing the Lord because he permits ice to freeze on Sun part of a community as Elliott has done. Many a mau with his chances would day.

lobe. Geo. McLaren, Troy, Kansas. for the past week is, we are happy to have become a power for good in the We wish to thank all who assisted us on our subscription paper to raise the necessary funds to pay off the debt on the colored Baptist church. Rev.

Esk-ridge, pastor. G. W. Brock, who has lived in the Jenkinson's. Choice pickles, CO cents per gallon, at Swiggetl's.

John Kori.an was in St, Joseph, Wednesday. Candies of all kinds and all prices at Jenkinson's. Jake Hamilton, of Denton, was in the iiy Tuesday. Jenkinson will sell you candy from Glc to 10c per pound. Headquarters for fresh oysters and celery at Hauber's.

W. A. Ilelvcy's is headquarters for Christmas candu s. Ex-sheriff Hays, of Palermo, was a Troy visitor Monday. XV.

II. Horr made a business trip to Doniphan, Wednesday. Christmas buyers arc keeping the merchant busy these days. Fresh canned goods direct from the canning house, at XV. II.

Ilorr's. Get Jenkinson's prices and see his candies before buying elsewhere. Oranges, 25 cents perdozen, the finest ever brought to town W. A. Ilelvey's.

Mrs. J. B. Zimmerman, accompanied by her son, Elmer, left Tuesday evening over the Rock Island, for Guthrie, where they go to spend Christmas with relatives. 119 South 4th St.

R. B. COBB, Prop. K. E- HUSH, Ientint, CIS Felix Street.

St. law ph. UijtoarL vicinity of Doniphau since 1S5G will leave in a few days, with his family, for Oklahoma, where he will in the future make his home. The Light Of the World I Tbe delivered every 1 evening and Sunday morning at your land, instead of carrying ruin and ill will with hiraJ Experience has shown that a man can't live at a $10,000 a year rate on a 52,000 income somebody has to pay the bills, and it is nearly always confiding friends who are the victims. When a man starts out to "reform" the world is a good time to put a close watch upon him.

But Elliott was net the only "reformer" there are others; and the mischief they have done and the enmities they have created will not soon be eradicated. But er Frank Elliott selling junk 1 Scat! J. M. JJcIXEEXY Sp xnalint In Surprry and Di earn of Oili'- at lU-na a Cvrby Kluck. St.

JoaciiU, iliHSOiilt ii. W. arOKTUWOOD, FiiKt Cl.iiw Work Bt Et-asntiaMe IViM-a Jtof.ra 10 5th it Eduioudi fct. JoM- li, UisHouii. house or place of business for 10 cents a week.

Feed Dlbacii, Agent. or Our Saviour in Art. say. rapidly recovering. George Dockhorn was up from To-peka this week, attending to some business at the court house.

XV. A. Helvey keeps the best assorted stock of candies, nuts, and Christmas goods. Give him a Call. XV.

F. Myers, of Bendena, was down paying his rent Wednesday, and made this office a pleasant call. The Ed Young case is still going on, in the district court. It is thought that it may be finished this week. A.

R. Sturgis spent Monday and Tuesday in St. Joseph. Wood came over and ran the store for him. If you know anything that we don't know and that you know We ought to know, come in and tell us about it.

Local news is what we want. Brown, has cost me twenty years' work and 820,000. Nebraska is no better field than Kansas for you. Founding a Democratic newspaper in either state is too hrd and too long a game for a man turned 40. Locate in Paola, Kansas, and edit the Spirit, a well established weekly Democratic newspaper, and I will pay you 86,000 a year." Originally Sheridan was a Democrat, then a gold Democrat.

Four years ago he support ed McKiuley and this year came out tor Bryan. Belcher's Commediaus were at the opera house Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights of this week. Mi. Belcher himself is a jewel and is supported by an excellent company far in advance of the ordinary roving aggregations that make towns the size of this one. To the boys down the road we can put the o.

k. brand ou Belcher's couimedians. Lyndon Herald. This company will be in Troy all next week. This wilt be a rare treat and you shouldn't miss it.

Mr. Kennedy manager of the Lelaud opera house, has worked hard to bring this up to date show'here and you should show him your appreciation by tilling the opera house each evening. Dojrsopen at 7r30. Admission, 10c, 20c and30e. Tickets on sale Saturday, Dec.

22J, at Leland's store. Judging from the size of the shopping armjT in St. Joseph this week, old Santa Claus has ordered every last member of his Christmas foraging force into active service at the front. U. B.

STEELS F. K. WAHD vy AIU) STEELE, Employment A cuts. Perwma! rmjxrt JSoukI'I and Sold. Kstsle i tn.

IiiMuranre and Notary I'uliiic. Silt N. Kaunas Avenue, Jw.ilu To.tka. Kaiiaaa. A FEW BARGAINS In watches, clocks, ami all kinds of jewelry Goods all new and up-to date.

Also reparing neatly executed at reasonable prices. Give me a call. I. D. STOCKING.

TROY. KANSAS. XI. TIE C4ICD Westward. Eastward p.m.

a.m. p.m. a. in 3t. Joseph bUlOi', Ui 20 5.51 10.5 4.27 613 11.10 4 17 5.ft Troy 6.27 II.

IS 3 2W 5 i Troy Junction 1 1 21 vtoray mi 345 4 l' Severance IIC) 3-32 4.3 Leona j.lu 11.51 S.24 4.37 S. M. ADSIT, THEO. GIBBS, Uen'lP. 4c T.

Agetit.Tror. Km. St.Jotteub Mo. There is nothing strange in the fact that a cedain clergyman's advertisement in a newspaper brought a large congregation to his church. Printer's ink is potent in all fields.

Sherman and Charley Hall have been up from Oklahoma this week, aiding in the settlement of the estate of their father, the late Jame3 Hall. They left for home Tuesday evening. Notice I wish to warn all parties with guns or dogs to stay off of my premises. Anyoue caught trespassing will be punished to the limit of the law. Wm.

Hamner, Troy, Kansas. John Hell and Peter Devil are near neighbors in Oklahoma. One lives in Custer county and the other just across the line in Dewey county. The neighborhood is called "Helldevil Corners" In Buying Groceries MM Pimbley Biack Roof Paint protects and preserves your roof, better and lasts longer than any paint made. Pimbley Paint Glass 213 S.

6th Str. St. Joseph, Mo. 3m Holiday Rates. On Dec.

22, 23, 24. 23, 31 and Jan. 1, ths Rock Island will sell tickets to all points within 200 miles at one fare for round trip, s.11 good returning until Jan. 2, 1001. Minimum rale, 50 cents.

W. A. Hargis, Agent, Troy, Kansas. High Scliool Contest. Between the Belles Letlres aud Athenians Societies.

The Belles Lettres' president has won the gold medal preseuted by the board last year, for the present year. The contest to be held Dec. 21, 1B0O, will decide which society shall hold the medal for the coming year. At this time a year ago. tho High THERE 13 A SATISFACTION KNOWING THAT VOU A HE GETTING THE HE5T GOODS AT THE LOWEST I'KICES.

Quality is as Essential As Quantity. I aim to carry the very best in all lines. I pay strict attention to an exclusive Grocery business, and endeavor to keep up with the limes in everything that is new and fresh. El f-i Cost nearly SxOO.OOO to produce. Con-tains nearly 100 full-page engravings of our Saviourand His Mother by the worlU's greatest painters.

True copies of the greatest Masterpieces in the art galleries of Europe. Every picture is as beautiful as a sunrise over the hilltops. Contains description of the paintings, biography of the painters, the names aud locations of the galleries in Europe where the originals may be seen. Also contains a Child's Depart meet, including a Child's Story of the Christ al His Mother, beautifully written, to lit each picture. This wonderful book, in its purity and beauty, appeals to every mother's heart and iu every Christian homo where there are children the Look sells itself.

Christiau men and women are making money rapidly taking orders. A Christian man or womau can in this community soon make $1,000 taking orders for Christmas presents. Mrs. Waite, our agent iu Massachusetts, has sold over 3, CC0 worth of the books iua very short time. Mrs.

Sackett, our agent tn New York, has sold over 81.500 worth of the books in a very short time. The book is printed on velvet-finished paper, beautifully bound in Cardinal Red and gold, and adorned with Golden Roses and Lilies. It is, without doubt, the most beautiful book of this century. Write for terms quickly and get tbe management of that territory. You can work on salary or commission, and when you prove your success we will promote you to the position of Manager and Correspondent, at a permanent salary, to devote your time lo attending to agents and the correspondence.

Wanted also a State Manager to have charge of office in Leading City of the Stare and manage all the business of the State. Send for terms. Address THE BHITXIJSII-ASIEniCAN CO. Corcoran Opposite II. M.

Trraurf. Wanbiugtnil. I. C. Chicago, Reck Island Paciric Westbound.

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p. tn. p.m. a en. Pt-Jonoph K.45 5.JU hi wood 6.35 5.17 4 :44 Wathena :27 6.7 5:12 10 03 10:03 Troy 5.1? licfA 5,43 10 15 Vr.lt Itendfna Ienton 5:53 5 ii! 6 0 10.:: 10:31 Purcell fr.ii 5 42 e.7 Ki.43 10:4:4 1'terep 5:33 534 6iU lU.fS 10:55 Morton 6:20 b.M Alltraingdnilj-exeept 17 and lon Pundaya Thf local lreijrhta paflnr Troy p-oiiifr east '-Z p.

and Komi? west 7:15 carry passengers; daily xcept Sunday. W. A. HA KG 13. Ar't Troy.

Rang. JOHN EUASTIAN. ii. T. P.

A. f'bicajr The Twice-a-Woek Republic. Every Monday and Thursday a newspaper as good as a magazine and bitter, for it contains the latest by telegraph as well as interesting stories is sent to the subscriber of the "Twiee-a Week" Republic, which is only $1 00 a year. The man who reads the "Twice a-Week" Republic knows all aboutaffairs political, domestic and foreign ev3uts is posted about the markets aud commercial matters generally. The woman who reads the 'Twice-a-Week" Republic gathers a bit of valuable information about household al-fairs and late fashions and finds recrea tion in the brisht stories that come under both the headings of fact aad fiction.

There is gossip about new books and a dozen other topics of especial interest to the wide awake man and woman. Star Grocery C. Jenkinson. Farm for Sale. Good stock farm, four miles north of Troy, at $30 per acre, if sold before March 1st, 1901.

One-half cash, time to suit on balance. Call on or address J. Jones, Troy, Kansas. New Building North Side of the Square. Christmas EntertainmcDt.

There will be an entertainment and Christmas tree at the Christian church, December 24th. An invitatiou is extended to all in placing presents ou the tree for their friends. The following program will be rendered: Song By School. Scripture Reading and Prayer by the Superintendent Song Nellie Bowers. Solo Nina Baker.

Solo Chloe Briggs. Song Flossie and Mabel Kir by. Song Trimary Class. Song Intermediate Class. Solo Christie Edwards.

Solo Ethel Graves. Duett Bessie Diltemore, Nora Young. Song By School. PLEiSiST GIJOVE. school had no librarv, but through the .3 persistent' efforts of the pupils of the school has a library of eighty volumes, and a beautiful library case.

The proceeds of this entertainment go for the benefit of the Hifili school library. En courage the pupils by giving them a Hotel Avon, Christmas and New Year Holiday Rates via St. Joseph and Grand Island Ity. Ftr the midwinter holidays the Grand Island Route will sell, on Dec. 24, 25.

31, and January 1, good to return until and including January 2, round trip ticket W. II. Ilorr's horse, attached to his new Luggy, and driven by young Will Bailey, ran away Monday and completely demolished the rig. The young man escaped with his life, but he was badly scared. There will be a box social at the Klip-pel school house, Saturday evening, December 22d.

The proceeds will be used to purchase an organ for tht school. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. full house. Reserved seats. 23 cents: general admission.

20 cents. Seats on saie Sutisi- WANTED-Ladies and jrentlemen to Introduce th "hottest" kpiUt rm iHi-th I ir IV hiti-'o day, Dec. 13ih, at Lel.md's store. Electric Comb, patented 1W. Agents are to all lecal points at low rates.

New Hotel, New Building-, "New Furniture, New Plan Altogether In Troy. The patronage of the traveling public is cordially'iuvited to this new hotel. Every effort will be made to give uoiiuij moiify. inures an iCTmg rti scum an-ineiits. headaches, jet cots the same ta an ordinary comb.

Send 502 in tta pa for sum pie. D. 3T. Kose. Gen.

Mgr. lecatur. III. Exercises open at 8 o'clock p. ui.

PROGRAM. Instrumental solo t-7 Mary Reeder Invocation Solo vocal Maud Baker Declamation, "The Execution of bid- Clerical I'traits. Applications for clergymen's half fare pern) its for 11)01 should be tiled at the earliest possible date with the local Rates, $2.00 a Day. GRAVES BRIGGS, Props. The sermon on Odd Fellowship at the WAXTED Businefx men and women to taVe exelusi-e atrency for State, and control Christian church, Sunday evening, was sub-atrents handling r.

White' Kiecfrte 4 an excellent one, but was poorly at Comb. prr month compensation. Fact, Hgent of the li. M. Ilr.

J. Ft autis. Call and and I II prove jt. JL. Kose, Gen.

Decatur, nil. lm General Passenger Agent. tended by that frteruityl Bi o. Davis is j'' kt e5 -a 1 Mr Hi Shoes I A. mp If) an old Odd Fellow, and well posted on the workings of that order.

From the way some Republican papers are "jacking up" delinquent subscribers, it would not appear that they are enjoying any great degree of that prosperity they talked so much about during the past few months. R. B. Kibbee returned to his home near Doniphan, Monday, from Kansas City, where he went to get Lis daughter, Miss Annie Kibbee, who has been in the Bethany hospital for six weeks. She w53 not benefited.

Atchison Globe. Low rate Of one fare Will be made for Round trip tickets via St. J. G. I.

Ry. For Christinas and New Year holidays. (Successor to Raymond fc Pettis.) ney Carton A'nietta Apple Declamation, "A Race for Life," Lulu Da we Solo Charles Towusley Stoiy, "Lance of Kanaua," Lulu MeClelkm Story, "Abdallah; or, Thsj Legend of the Four-leafed Shamrock," Bertha Dinsmore Oration, "Oar Nation's Growth," Thomas Corcoran Oration, "Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Success" Bertha Schautier Instrumental Duett, Miss Lizzie Noyes, Mrs. Smith Debate: Resolved, Thai the signs of the times indicate the downfall of the republic. Affirmative: Frankiiii F.

Brown. Myrtle Marie Hackney. Negative: Clotilda Wagner. Hnuh McNutt. Chorus.

High School Trained by Maud Baker. A few of my prices. Sunrise nickle alarm A-t rjn clock oLJsb Just received, two complete lines of Noyes, Norman tfe Go's SAMPLE SHOE8, which together with the ff large assortment of SAMPLE SHOES made by other factories already on hand makes this the largest assortment of SAMPLE SHOES ever shown in St. Jj Josepli. They comprise the newest styles and best makes.

They all go at FACTORY COST. Come in while they last, as" you can save the entire profit (f of the retailer. There was prayermeeting at Mr. Daub's, last Friday evening. Miss Jennie Vinsonhaler visited with home folks in Hiawatha, over Suuday.

D. Gebhard of near Cedar Creek purchased two dozen Plymotli Rock chickens of Mrs. Sliarpe. Henry Simmons, who has been suffer ing from scarlet fever, is getting along nicely. Little Earl Lewis, who has been paralyzed i-ince early-in the fall, is now able to walk about.

Miss Myrtle Bomar left Sunday fur a visit in Sumner county, where she will speud! Christmas. XV. F. Hewitt, cf near Mt. Zion, was seen in our vicinity Saturday.

Lincoln Simmons had bis corn shelled last week. Mr. Pounds did the work. We are very sorry lo hear of the de-si ruction of Tom Giiniore's house by tire. Martin Sharpe shelled corn Monday.

Jim Bomar has an attack of the grip at this writing and is unable out. There will be a s-hootinfj n.ateu at Peter Millet's next Sat unlay. The entertainment at ih church has been ehanged from Friday evening to Friday afteimuiu. Mose Hammond has the diphtheria and scarlet fever. Harry Bishop is convalescing, Mrs.

Mart McCuIIough is ill at this writiDg. A family, whose name we have been unable lo learn, has moved into Jim Duncau's tenement house. Insist on having the Sunrise fT on rr A Sr VK INVENTION. They cure dandruff, hair falling, headache, ytt costs the same as an ordinary comb. What's that? Why.

Dr. White's Electric Comb. The only pat- t. 1 i i vO i v4 i iu ycux- dqu or i jyb ccise with 15 jewel Elgin Arm movement U.UU Gents size, 5car case and seven jewel Century $150 movement euieu COUiu in iue not iu. i euyic, cicij I where it has been introduced, are wild Xy-A with delight.

You simply comb your hair eavji day. and the comb does the rest. wonderful comb is simply 'C's unbreakable, aud i.s ma le so that it is iji UNION STORE. BxlRGAINS FOR ALL. George Martin, the colored man who was so heavily fined by Justice Smith a few weeks ago, was released from jail Wednesday and immediately went to Atchison, where he gave himself up to the police to serve a lifty day sentence on the rock pile.

Troy City Lodge, No. 28, I. O. O. at tbeir regular annual election selected the following officers for the ensuing year; Era Calvert, N.

Benton Wilson, V. S. P. Zimmerman, warden; IB. Castle, conductor; Peter Keckler.

chaplain; C. 1. Stocking. R. S.

to G. XV. Morgan, lo N. Claud Zimmerman, It. S.

to V. Lou Pettis, L. S. to V. W.

II. Horr, R. S. Jack Hargis. L.

S. L. D. Swiggett, I. II S.

Wilson, G. Installation of officers ill be January Sth, li'Ol, S. B. B. silverine case SL25 A large line cf stock to close out at cost.

Call and see me V' i i- EGliday Kates Bailington Route. December 23, 24, 3, 31, And January 1, Between stations not more Thaii 203 miles apart: 'i Good 'o return Until January 2. See nearest ticket agent. FOR GALE. One new Monitor Steel Hay Press, capacity 10 tons per day.

Will sell far cash or on time. Call on or address J. S. Williams, Trov, Kansas. The Peoples Shoe Company W.

COBB, Manager. the hair. Sold on a written guarantee to give perfect satisfaction in every re- pi spect. Send stamps for one. Ladies' size.

TROY, KANSAS. First door west of Hotel Avon. 617 Felix St. St. Joseph, Mo.

50c. Gents'" size. 5s. Ure men and i women wanted everywhere to introduce this article. ou sight.

Agents are wild ith delight. (Se want column of MX. Ji 00.00..00. 00.00.00. 3 -mr -nT 5 -S -S "i C- 0 0 00 -jS 00 00 -00 -s5 0 53 D.

N. Gen. i this paper Address 1 Decatur. Id. de2tf.