The Lakin Investigator from Lakin, Kansas • 1

THE LAKIN INVESTIGATOR. VOL. V. LAKIN, KEARNY COUNTY, KANSAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1902. NO.

20. Dr. Grant Sept. 4, .1 and 0. Try coeorala at Judd's.

Announcements. rv The Latin Investigator, Entered ut Hi (3 1'osiolllro at LnUin, KtnimiH, for IriiiiHiMihHion llirough the II, III lit II hL'COIIll cIhsr iiihKi t. IK- pj Dry Groocls, "4 CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS, Boots and A Hardware, Queeensware, Agricultural Implements, and Bicycles, i i COAL. LUMBBLat.

LIME, i AND CEMENT. GEO. ri. DEALER IN Groceries FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, Shoes, Etc. 3 V-A LAKIN, KAN.

TATE, iriH always be ecre of petting it pure, fresh aud full of strength. REA'S SUCKLED VSGCIKEffl Dry Goods and Groceries Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Furnishing Goods. Agricultural Implements and Hardware. GRAIN, ALFALFA SEED, Lime and Cement. Can Supply your Needs and Give Satisfaction.

LAKIN, KANSAS. Order Yssr BLI5KLEG VAOOINE BY f.IAiL to protect your eauierromiiuietiee. tar a. vaccine Is an exact dose, ud vaccination is sure, certain. REA'S INJECTOR puts the pill under the ouieklT and atiUfullf.

and you 1 vv.i JCr. i i a "jw 12 i mtarantem pIl of laSe and OR. Bini easily, For cold soda water go to Judd's. Capt. Sharp attended the races at Garden, driving down Wednesday.

Mrs. Scarlett, who has been quite sick for some time, is getting better. John Tate went down to Garden Wednesday to take in the sight at the fair. J. M.

Whinrey was doing business in the county seat Wednesday from Passaic. S. R. McConnon and wife were down from Hartland the Grot of the week on court business. W.

J. Bailey, the Republican candidate for governor, will be at Snow's hall this, Saturday, evening. Mr. and Mrs. H.

S. Darr and children took the local Thursday morning for Garden City to "do" the fair. Chas Logan left Tuesday evening to take his two little boys back to their mother's people at Maryville, Mo. Miss Edna Nickolls, of Deerfield, left Thursday for Emporia, where she will again take up her studies at the State Normal. Pinenpple, rnfnherry and strawberry ice cream Sundavs at Jmld's.

Dr. Johnston va called the first of the week to attend Thos. Gibson, of the south side, who was taken suddenly ill. He is better. Dr.

Richards, Geo. Eyman, J. E. Pearson and Frank Morton were among those who "also went" to the races at Garden Thursday. Mrs.

A. W. Sudduth left Tuesday morning for Gardner, N. in re sponse to a telegram saying that her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mel Pierce, was seriously ill.

Inspector Mehring reports that with another rain this month or another irrigation that Entz, Coerber and other beet growers will raise thirty five tons to the acre. The school board have re-engaged Mists Maud Pearl and Ethel Tate as intermediate and primary teachers for the coming year. The principal has not yet been selected, but probably will be soon. Goto Hart Mullany'sfor gloves at greatlv reduced prices. Flurry Kemper came down from Holly Tuesday, where he has just finished cutting anil staking 3,000 acres of hay.

He expeects to soon commence baling it, which will take him until late in the fall. The young People's Society of Christian Endeavor will hold its regular meeting Monday, 7:30 p. at the church. Every one is cordially invited to attend. Topic, Communion and Transformation Ex.

Luke 29. Leader, Miss Ella Wright. Tho case of the State of Kansas vs. Sage Donovan, burglary and house breaking, was called in Jus tice Kuhn's court Monday morning. The defendant Donovan failing to appear, his bond of twenty five dollars was forfeited, his bondsman, Jas.

Gibson, making good. The work done by Dr. Grant, the den-ttst, has been tested by Lukiu people and proven good, lie will be at the Lakiu House Sept. 4. 5 aud 6.

That old gray delivery horse of Hart Mullany's, after a period of inactivity for some time, got a move on himself Monday evening and made things scatter. But he will iunaway no more for t.hem, as they sold him the next morning, and it didn't take long for Joe to make the trade, either. Howell Allen returned from Kansas City the first of the week, where he had been marketing a carload of fat hogs receiving seven ten, aud coming within ten cent i of topping the market, thus destroying the erroneous idea that hogs cannot be successfully raised in vestern Kansas. The hogs shippd by the Aliens had been on fed only six weeks. Mrs.

Charley Smith was on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. John McNellis went to Garden Thursday to see the fair. Miss Maud Pearl returned Wed nesday night from an extended visit with friends in Texas and Okla- homa.

Misses Lizzie and Edyth Miller, of La Junta, came in Tuesday evening and are the guests of Misses Clnra and Ella Wright. The railroad company has put in small stock pens at Lantry which will hold a couple of carloads of stock. This will be quite a convenience to stockmen in the west end of the county. The Investigator has recently placed in position $150 worth of new material, and we are now prepared to turn out commercial work in first-class style, and respectfully invite a share of your patronage. Mrs.

Thos. Laslnnet and daughter, left Tuesday evening for a visit with friends in Cherokee county, after which they will go on to Joplin, where Miss Jennie expects to take a position in a millinery establishment. Save your cattla from the terrible results of blacklug by using Dr. Rea's Blackleg Vaccine. Safe, sure and speedy.

He gives a nickel plated injector free with every order for ten doses or more. Read bis advertisement in this paper. Tuesday last Mrs. McConaughey gave a lawn party at their Deer-field home, about fifty guests being present. A very pleasant afternoon was spent, aud after partaking of refreshments consisting of delicious ice cream and cake the guests de parted for their homes highly pleased at having been there.

Joseph Bittiker, of Ulysses, Grant county, was a visitor in Dodge City yesterday. Mr. Bittiker is the man who has been having a large automobile built. His machine is expected to take the place of a railroad between Hartland aud Hugo-ton. Mr.

Bittiker has the contract far carrying the mail between Hartland and Hugnton. It occmred to him that an automobile would be the proper thing for covering the mail route. Carrying the idea farther, he decided to have the vehicle made large enough tc carry passengers as well. The machine was lilt at McPhersou during the past three weeks, and when a few improvements are added it will be run through to Ulysses for service. Dodge Globe-Republican.

es, I bought this Buncher of H. Madison. It's the only kiud that will do the work. Good broom com cutters seem to be a scarce article with our neighbors south of the sand hills. Go to Hurt Mullany's tor underwear at greatly reduced prie.es.

A man is mever fully conquered until his wife has succeeded in mak-icg him say before company that he ILkes to push the perambulator. JUST LOOK AT HER. Whence came that sprightly step, faultless skin, rich, rosy coraplexiou, smiling face. She looks good, feels good. Hero's her secret.

She uses Jr. King's i New Life Pills. Result all organs act ive, digestiou good, no headaches, no chance for "limes. Try them yourself. Ouly 25c at Richards'.

Goto Mullany's for pants a creatly reduced prices. M. E. Church Notices. Preac hing at Lakin morning and evening; at U'artland 3 p.

in. Morning subject, "Tho tTrans-figured Life;" evening, "Gravshop.pers." Prayermeeting Thursday evening subject, Children of Japan. Junior League, Saturday at 3 p. m. All are very, cordially invited.

P. XV. Dorr, Pastor. The duty of Parents. Trpvontion i 1wttr than enre, and ytt a remedy like Gooch'a Mexican Conrh Syrni' for couhs, colds aiid consumption, if not as 1 to prevent consumption by curing a cough or old in the beginning, can be depended upon to en cure after the lnnn haw begun to waste aw r.

So other remedy is eo nice to tnke or quisle to cure, and many families oftn buy a nifw bottle before the old one is all used nn, so they may have it alwayt in the house, OaT U5o at drug stores. To tie Voters of Ken ny I am candidate for Sheriff of Kearny county. to the decision of the Democratic county convention A. XV. SUDDUTH.

To tie Voters of Kearny County I am a candidate for Sheriff of Kearny county, Mibjeel to the decMon of ihe Democratic count convention JAMES CAMPIJELL. To the Voters of Kenrny County: 1 tnke thin method of announcing my-fcelf an Independent Candidate for the eflleft of Probate JudKe. Your V'deg ure earnestly nolieited at the November election. Respectfullv. OSCAR HEED.

Dr. C. S. Grant will be at the Lakin House Sept. 4, 5 and 6, prepared to do all kinds of dental work in firnt-clhss style, Tom Nash, Wood Sudduth, Earl Cross and Frank French helped Fwell the Lakiu crowd at Garden Thursday.

J. M. Markelbe, of Lyndon, name in Wednesday morning for a visit with his uncle, J. M. Whinrey, of northwest Kearny.

French stopped off Monday, on his way to Denver from his home in Indiana, for a visit with his sister, Mrs. Robt. Wilson. ALL WERE SAVED. "For years I suffered such unteld misery from bronchitis," writes J.

H. Johnson of Broughton, "that often 1 was uuablw to work. Then, when everything else failed, I was wholly cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. My wife suffered intensely from asthma tiil it cured her, and all our experience goes to show it is the best croup medicine in the world." A trial will convince vou its unrivaled for throat atid liinu diseases.

Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1. Trial bottles free at G. C. W. drug store.

Your Attention. Safety Fiy Poison Plates. Ladies' and Gent's Fine Gloves. Silk Front and other fine Dress Shirts for men and hoys- Card Cases. A good variety and quality of work shirts.

Gold plated Watch ChaiLS, guaranteed 3 vears, for Bovs' Bucks-kin Gloves. Pants, Overalls, Work Gloves aud Mittens. A fine line of Ties latest and nobbiest patterns. Summer Underwear to fit you, the weather and your pocketbook. At CHAPMAN'S.

HORSE OWNERS If you want to raise a horse that, at maturity, will weigh 1200 pounds, pull his share of the plow, when needed; pull your buggy at a 3-minute clip when going to store or postoffice, call on C. O. CHAPMAN, who will, for this season, make you a special price for living colts or the fall season ending Nov. 15. Care to avoid accidents will be taken, but no responsibility will be assumed for those occurring C.

0. CHAPMAN. H. 0. MADIKON', Kilitor ttnil I'lJHMHllKD EV1CHY 8ATUIIKAV.

Subscription One Dollar pop Year a Local and Personal. Monday is labor day. Tin's id Democratic day. lee cream soda at mill's. Lakin flxperienoed a butter famine the first of tlte week.

Any prophet who wants to play safe will not predict rain for Lakin. Tho telephone line will soon lie in operation as far as Will Johnson's. A number of carloads of cattle were shipped out the Krst of the week. Kverett Carter shipped a carload of horses to Kansas City the first of the week. E.

Towlor, of UlysiwH, was in town Wednesday onroute to the fair at Garden City. J. C. Pyle, an Emporia cattleman, was here the first of the week looking for feeders. Kate I.oan, librarian of the traveling library, is expecting a case of new books soon.

Rev. Dorr and wife returned Tuesday morning from the Do.lge City campiuoBiitiir. Attorney Albert Hoskinson was tip from Garden City the first of the weejoj Wealjj ijiej, H. A. Freshwater was in with a load of melons from his place on the south side Tuesday.

Lost Pair of glasses in cigar case. Finder will be rewarded by returning to J. S. Long. Quite a number of Hartland peo pie were in town Monday as wit ncsses in the Donovan case.

The Ladies' Aid society will serve ice cream at the hall before and after the speaking this evening. Nels RasmutKsen, the cheese maker from north Kearny, was doing business in the county seat Monday. Chas. Waterman and his telephone line crew were distributing and erecting poles on Main street Tuesday. Misses Kate Logan, Ethel Tate and Florence Parctdls were among Lakin's fair visitors to Garden City Thursday.

W. J. Bailey, the Republican nominee for govomor, will speak in Lakin Saturday, at p. in Snow's hall. Rev.

13. F. Vaughan will hold services at the Presbyterian church tomorrow, morning and evening; at the brick school house on the south side in the ofternoou. F. F.

Mehring was in this section last Friday and Saturday inspecting the sugar beets, and finds the most of them in better condition than he was led to suppose. Ad Heiland left Monday morning for Las Animas, where he will join John Harboldt, who has the contract for the erection of eight or ten new buildings at that point. Ben Long got the idea into bis head Monday that hj was one of the boys and could ride anything. The result was that the old mare threw bim, and Dr. Johnston had to repair his collar bone.

Commissioner A. R. Beaty returned Tuesday morning from a six week's sojourn at Hot Springs, where he has been for a severe attack of rheumatism from which he has been suffering for some time, but thinks his sojourn at the springs benefitted him. -V4l SPECIAL OFFER- ll. S- i Mckel ff' more Write fop SJ-pago 7 REE 220 BIACKI.F.G i reaue on loers's Car-Sol FOR CATTLE ONLY.

Mange, Texas or '4 IsmV rever vacuus aim ui uiucr is Best and Cheapest for Grub or Wolf in back and to pre withdut delay, as it is Bfnt by return inaj. Kickel Platpd Injertor, 10 l)o ml Fill Form), JO 50 100 gl.OA i.mt 3.00 5.00 10.00 These are KTT. Kodlieonnt. Piat! Injecrori KREE wl-h rirry order fcr K-cosei --T Dr. Rea's Blckleir VRectne.

Not sold by druiguia, DR. CHAS. L. REA, East 32d Street, New York City. Gal Spanish Itch.

KILLS i Screw Worms and heal tha safety and success in dipping Without Injury to he Eyss or Otter Parts of Animal. Car-Sul Dip is used and endorsed by such well-known ranchmen as Goodnight. Otis L. Benton, Mills Wood, H. S.

Boice, J. S. Mcintosh, A. J. Streetor, F.

Kemper and hundreds of others. Try Moore's Lump Jaw Gna At druggists or prepaid on receipt of price, i.oo per botrie. vent Blow Flies, drive out wound. Can be used with tank or with swab or brush Car-Sul Dip at dealers, or direct from us. Price 1.50 per Bock free on application.

Call or address tlte sole nunufaaaur.s Moore Chemical and Manufacturing 1501 and (503 Gsnesse Ksnsss dry, to. 6AR-SUL DIP Fcr sale in an? uratity ty H. G-. MAJDISOjNT, LAKIN, KANSAS,.