The Times du lieu suivant : Cawker City, Kansas • 1

'IME fc mmm.m. AWWWW- YOU WILL FIMD THE YOU CAN HAVE Fimcs Office JL JJn til Tan uary 1st for 4 Oc. JUJHsr Jj CHEAPEST -J- Place in t. vvn for Jot work. OAWKER CITY, MITCHELL COUNTY, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1894.

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8. DOWNS WILL CELEBRATE. Obituary. An Early Morning Wedding. PERSONAL MENTION.

Dr. Jenkins was critically ill the first of tbe week. P. Moritz, of Tiptoa, oiade us a pleas ant call Tuesday. Helen Sears i3 visiting her grand parents Mr.

and Airs. Potter. In order to close out our entire line of Summer Press goods, White goods, Laces, Umbrellas, mbroideries, Fans, And other Seasonable goods, we on until all are sold, offer them At 6ost, and in some instances will, lrpm this day elow ost. Come soon, before the best bargains are gone. Our line of Gents' Furnishing Goods is unsurpassed.

Dress Shirts, Negligee Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Shoes, Etc. Our Clothing Department is Full of great bargains. BRING US STOTTR PRODUCE. Respectfully, MEIBEHCEN. focenes.

And the "CAT CAME BACK" and so do the people that trade with H. m. HAYNES, Because his stock ol GROCERIES and QUEENS ARE is complete and they know that their orders will be filled with Iresh, clean goods. The City of Downs will celebrate tiiPir fifteenth anniversary July 27th in the old time way. Everybody is going.

Every, body will have a good time, and XOE wm go away aissausned. nre. paired to suit the tastes ol all. The at- tractions greater than ever before. The people are all united in niukinr everv eflort to eclipse anything they have ever done before in the wav ot entertainment.

Take a day oil. Take your wile and children. Boys, take your sirls. visit Downs on the 27th and avoid all regrets which are sure to follow should you miss it. J.

B. Allen threshed 320 bushels ot wheat off SO acres. J. W. McGhee lost, by death this week, One Ot bis fine, black mares, the result, nt distemper.

During the recent small-nox scara at Atchison there were sixty-three cases and twenty-six deaths. Debs Is still striking with nis mouth but his men are going to work as fast as tney.get a job. The pop3 are sroin? ta reneat th fried chicken and plum butter campaign of ow. ass iue uuicsen on sass." Dr. Pool has left Downs for sroaA and gone to Kansas City.

But few of the old standbys of Downs remain In that town. The yield of wheat in this localitx is from two to lour bushels per acre. Some fields' will do better than that, but iney are scarce. H. M.

Reynolds has a fine orchard. The trees arc loaded with apples, one pear tree tairly groaning with lruit. Who saidtruit was a failure in Kansas. la A. D.

ISM? Cantalii Siveenev. IT. S. San Diego, Gal. says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is tie first medicine I have ever found that would do me anv orood Price 50c.

Sold by D. C. Everson. Union Temoeiance meetinsr at Presbv- terian church Sunday night. Address by nan.

boio by Kev. Bo wers. Short talk by Messrs. Woodbury and Kennedy. Song by Junior Endeavor.

Com. Ottawa Republican: The Pullman company is a parasite, says Governor Le welling. lias the Pullman- coapany changed any since Governor Lewelling nd party took a free trip to Chicago in one of4 their palace cars? Dr. J. B.

Dyke, politician, and L. P. Birchfield, a retired banker, both of Leb anon, Kansas, held a shooting match in he dining room of the Hotel Linton, in that town last Friday. Birchfield opened the ball by whacking away at Dyke, hitting him In the neck and head, Dike pulled his shootiog iron, but instead of pulling the hair trigger pounded Birch, field over the head with the butt end ol it inflicting a serious wouad. Both are badly hurt.

The trouble is the result of an old feud. We have too good an opinion ot Mr. Heard's political honor, and believe he has too great a regard for principle, to believe that he will do as Tully Scott did several years ago, who surrendered hi3 candidacy to the pops and pulled him self on the race in the midst ot it Caw- er City Tlmes. You surprise us, McBride. This change of heart in regard to Mr.

Heard. You certainly haven't forgotten the harsh' epithets you hurled at Mr Heard two years ago In regard to his alleged action in the commissioner fight, have you? Oh, you two. faced monster, how you would like to tally the democratic nominee now. nehatea fool a damn phool. Beloit Call.

Then the hatred you have for yourself must be double-distilled intense. By special Invitation, and through the courtesy of Myra Reynolds, we were taken to the house ot II. M. Reynolds and lamily, two miles west of Cawker, on Thursday of last week, to enjoy the hos pitality of the Ladies Society of the U. B.

church. They met vvith several objects in view. The first part ot the program was to partake of the bounteous luncheon brought and spread on the table in the spacious dining room by the ladies ot the society, and it was enjoyed by all present. After dinner the ladies put a quilt in the frames, and for a time work with the needle was the order, but owing to the extreme beat but little was accomplished. At three o'clock the President, Mrs.

Bowers, calld the quilters to a halt, as the time had come for the mis sionary society to transact business The meeting opened with devotional exercises. The report lor the first quarter was called lor and read by the Secretary, Mrs. Hudkins, which ehoved the society to hsve 16 members. The treas urer's report, Mrs. Reynolds, showed quite a sum money on hand.

After a short discussion a vote was taken as to what country the money should be sent and it was decided to contribute it to the U. B. Mission in China. Mrs. Bruce read an article on foreign missions, also one by Mrs.

Wright, taken from the church missionary paper, which was very interesting. A motion to adjourn was made and carried, alter which tbe Lords prayer was repeated in unison. In the evening the program, whicfi had been advertised, was rendered to a large audience congregated on tbe lawn and on the spacious porch. Ths address of welcome was made b7 Mrs. Bruce and responded to by G.

L. Hudkins, when rec-it alions and vocal music were tbe entertainment tor an hour. Ice cream and cake were served. The offering was voluntary a dish being placed upon the table with a card reading: "Deposit your offering for missionary work as you feel inclined." It certainly is encouraging to see so many young people interested in church work. And with such an untir ing worker at the helm a3 Sister Bowers, the work will prosper.

The Reynolds family royally enter taincd the paity and left nothing undone to make all comfortable and happy. We enjoyed the meeting very much. Mbs. McBride. Olive Underwood was born in Ohio, August 1st, 1S3L and died In Ktrwin.

Kansas uly 7tb, 1S9I. She was married to J. W. Ayres, May 10th, 1S54. Immediately after their mjvrrlage they moved to Mt.

Vernon, Iowa, and in IS72 moved to Kansas and from thereto Uolorado Springs in 1SSS. she lcavts a husband ana nine children, seven girls and two boys to mourn the inexpressible loss ox a devoted wife and a self-forgetting and loving mother. When eieht vears old she united with the Methodist church. Her friends recognized in her meekness and unassuming virtues the true gold ot a Christian character. She lelt to her children a priceless legacv, that ot a good name.

The funeral services were conducted on Sunday from her late home, 702 Hih street. Rev. A. C. Peck and Rev.

a. b. Conwell officiating. A. B.

COX WELL. Greenlcaf is to have a new paper, the Sentinel. Its name sounds poppish. The hot winds killed the corn crop in the Cherokee strip. There was but lit-tie wheat sown in that country last fall hence it is in bad shape.

Mike Stapleton, committed suicide at Lenoir, No'rth Carolina, by drinking seventeen bottles of Jamaica ginger. Ho must have had a red hot death. W. C. Cady remembered us with a dollar on subscription Saturday.

Of bis 70 acres of wheat he cut but seven, the weeds taking it during the wet weather. Karl's Clover Root will purify your blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your head clear as a bell. 25c, 50c-, and SI.00-Sold by D. G. Eversox.

On the 1059th ballot the republican Congressional Convention of the Second district, nominated Judge O. L. Miller, of Kansas City, Kansas, lor Congress. The convention adjourned in the best of feeilnsr. The Spirit Springs bottleing works near CawKer, have a capacity for 1,000 bottles a day, and they now have 33,000 bottles on hand.

It will be shipped east in carload lots. This will make Cawker a great shipping point. Stockton Rec-rod. The annual meeting ot School dist. no.

10, county ot Mitchell and state of will be at the Fourth ward school house of tbe district, on Thursday, the 2Gth ol July, A. D. 1S0I, at 2 o'clock P. M. G.

W. Mathews, Clerk. John Parks had his heaa in a sling last week, the result of the coupling pin to his carriage dropping out and throwing him over the dash board. He says that did it for him, and we have no available evidence to prove to the contrary. He looked very mHch as though he had called a bigger man than he is a liar and forgot to run.

Though Phil. D. Armour has a desk full of railioad passes, he never U8es one of them but always pays his fare. He is disposing of his property to his sons as last as they show their qualification to use It aright believing it to be wiser to see his wealth In proper hands while he is still alive. He has nolaithin wills The Russell papers contain the announcement ot nine candidates for the different offices.

Stockton Record. And not a single announcement in the Mitchell county newspapers. In the light of dollars and cents, there isn't an office seeker in Mitchell county who deserves the support of the county papers. Washington Is the best capital in tbe world for boodlers to get what they want by the use of money and the conversion ot the people's forum Into an action block, where priveleges are sold to the highest briber. Clyde Voice, pop.

Guess that's so, for Jerry Simpson, your Congressman, got S300 or S-100 from the Louslana lottery in that way( L. C. Stine, president ol the Odd Fel lows Orphan's home, received severe in juries In a runaway accident at SUkyille. One hip is Injured in such a mannar that he may be permanently crippled. A small boy, an inmate ot the home, wa3 thrown with Mr.

Stine onto a stone fence and had one arm broken. Mr. Stine being unconscious the boy pluckily walked to.the nearest house a mile dis tant lor assistance. A. Manifold, Beloit's famous band leader, has a grand scheme on tap the organization of a band orchestra to be composed of 50 ot the best musicians in a certain territory in this portion of the state, tbe combination to visit the differ' ent towns and give concerts, with a price of admission only sufficient to pay expenses.

It Is a commendable undertaking, and, we hope, will be consummated. The entertainment such a combination ot musicians would give, would be worth miles to go and listen to and tbo Times will do all it can to help the enterprise along. it is saia tnat u. u. Wolters, who pun chased the Downs World and turned It into a Pop organ several months ago, would like to release his grip on that paper.

From the numerous changes occurring in the management of Pop pa pers hereabout, it is reasonable to Infer that they are not very desirable or property. Osborne Far mer. The Seloit Call la tbe exception, because the two pop county commissioners play into the hands of the Gall at the expense of the tax payers. They give the Parkses just what they demand; even the pops of the county to realize that such is the case. A quiet and unexpected wedding occurred in Osborne, Wednesday, July 11, at 5 o'clock at the pleasant home of Hon.

and Mrs. W. II. Mc Bride, East street. At that hour their only daughter Miss Minnie, was united in marriage to Mr.

Reuben J. Shay, ot Sterling, Kas. Rev. C. V.

Penn, pastor of the M. E. church of this city, performed the 6acred ceremony, umy tne immediate mem- Ders or lQe cBnde family and a few near inenas were present. -The brice has long been a resident ol Osborne, and has been a recognized leader Io all social events. She is gifted, accomplished and amiable, and is warmly admired by all her acquaintances lor her tuany womanly graces.

The groom Is a wealthy and Influential business man Sterling, and the only thing that can faid against him is that he has carried away lor a Hie partner one ot Osborne's brightest young ladles. However, he exercised good judgment, and the farmer wishes Mr. Shay and his happy bride a long life, uninterrupted happiness and bouuti-lul prosperity. After partaking of a rich wedding breakfast, Mr. and Mrs, Shay boarded the 5:40 train for an extended wedding tour.

Their trip will Include the 6ighta at Niagara Falls, Ocean Grove, N. J. and other points of Interest in the Ea6t. Their cards announce that they will be at home at Sterling, alter Sept. 1.

Osborne Farmer. Mr. Rueben J. Shay and Miss Minnie M. McBride were married at the residence of the bride's parents, last Wednesday morning at 5 clock.

Mr. Shay is a esident of Sterling, Kansas, and a wealthy banker of that city. He has visited Osborne but a lew times' and is but little acquainted here. From his appearance we should tak him to be a thorough business man. As lor Miss Minnie, she needs no introduction, but suffice It to say, she is aa old resident ot Osborne and held in high esteem by her myriads ot friends.

She ia the only daughter ol Hen. W. II. McBride of this city. Miss Minnie as she was familiarly called, will be greatly missed by all her friends, but more especially by her parentsbeing a great favorite.

Osb. Jsews. FOUR CATALOGUES. A prosperous school, a popular school, a thorough school, a Echool with better accommodations than any other in the west, a echool with a large faculty of experienced teachers, a Echool Eccond to none ot its kind in tbe etate, a school where students obtain good board for 1.75 to $2 per week and rooms furnished tor 50 cents, has published four catalogues which are as follows: A general catalogue, and cpeclal cata. logues ot the college of Music and Art, College of Oommerce and the Normal College.

Thirteenth year opens Septem. ber 4th. Write for catalogue desire d. Cam rn ell University, Helton, Kmsae. REPUBLICANS, Meet at L.

S. Tucker's office to-morrow (Friday) night at 8 o'clock. Important business is to be transacted. Do not fail to attend. 'Dickw Blue at the opera house Tues day night, Aug.

7th. Hats at cost at E. J. Mickey's. The Tlmes will distribute the delin- quent tax list next week.

We are well fixed for all kinds of iob work, having just received a large Invoice of stationery. There are 276,200 applications for pen sions before the department awaiting ac tion. Ti are on the roliS. Chicago usuaUr sends out every week 50,000 carloads of freight, but last week only 4,142 carloads left tbe city. Don't fail to hear Hon.

R. W. Blue at the opera house Tuesday night, August in. lie is eloquent ana one ot tbe best reasoners and thinkers of the State. G.

W. Dockstader has acres ot com in all 6tages oi growth some being about 2 feet high, a portion of It tassel-ing while a large acreage of It la la silk. Shiloh's Cure, the trreat Coue-h and Croup Cure, is la great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c Children love it. Sold bv D.

C. EVERSOX. Isaac Van Tilborsr's team run Monday, but alter circulatinsr around most of the town, was stopped at Xonla' 6toie. Only Blight damage done to the spring wagon. Tuesday while Bert Mayer waa handle.

ling a bottle of carbonated Waukesha water it exploded, the glass terriblr lac erating the second finger of his riht hand. Tbe bottle must have been over. charged with carbon. A.J. Devore, ot Hackensack, N.

notifies Gov. Lowering that between Juiy22d and 23th, the eastern part -of Kansa3 will be flooded and the northwestern portion wlli be visited by tornadoes. Keep your weather eye in good repair and wide open. Sunday evening, at the M. E.

church, very interesting Childrens' Day exercises were held, consisting of recitations and music. The room was decorated with flowers and evergreens. The time was profitably as well as pleasantly passed by tbe large audience present. A colored man, John Todd at Chandler fought hia wile and mother-in-law, the latter receiving a wound in the arm and he a cut In the heel with a hoe ia the handa of his wile. John was routed and now resorts to the law for a vindication.

This is another Incident showing the oppression ot poor man. The lawn social at the McGhee residence, Tuesday night, was an enjoyable occasion and quite largely attended. The lawn was beautifully illuminated with Chinese lanterns. Beautiful women, brave men, excellent Ice cream and cake and jovial dispositions of the guests, combined to make this social one of the most pleasant of the season. Tne Spirit Spring, technically speaking Is now the Waconda Spring, tbe railroad station there being known as Waconda Spring." There are none of the old or former owners connected with the property now.

There is abundant capital at the back of the SpiLag and it hard, constant work and the necessary outlay of money will do It, tbe Spring win be brought up to a strictly first-class resort for health and pleasure. Nature baa done her share in furnishing the supply ot healing waters, and the present management will do the rest Miss Irene Jenkins passed Sunday with Irienda in Ulen Elder. Maud Reed is near death's door, ana is liable to pass away at any time. Misses Sarah and Jennie Mickey visit ed in Osborne City last Sunday. Father Heitz has our thanks lor a dol- ar on subscription account," paid Satur.

day. The Ladles Society of ths Presbyterian church is postponed for two weeks. Mrs. n. Craglx, Sec'y.

M. Cribs has recovered sufficiently to take strolls turouzn ms residence grounds. MissXora Perkins of Cawker City visit ed in Glen Elder a few days last weeu. Republican. The Missionary receipts of the meet ing at tne lieynoias residence last Thursday, were Slo.

Mrs. Bagby departed forTopeka Tues day morning where she will pass some time nursing Mrs. A. W. Smilh.

Earnest Xorris was 6 years old last Tuesday and he entertained a number of his young friends at the home ot his par ents. Dr. McConnell returned from Chicago Tuesday evening. During the month of August Mrs. McConnell and the Doctor's sister will join him here.

A select party of the young people of the town had a very pleasant outing Monday at liersey's mill. Boat-riding was a main leature of the day. Minnie Domiuoe and Roy Woods ot Cawker are spending their summer va. cation with their aunt Miss Errn.a Schmeii. Springfield items Beloit Call After an absence of months visiting friends in the East Miss Kittie Sutton re turned to her home in this city last week Wednesday, and is welcomed by her many friends in Cawker.

Misses Anna and Jennie Mickey left oo this morning's train for a few week's outing in Eastern Kansas, expecting to pass the time at lliawatba, lloilon and Falls City, Nebraska. Dr. Lydia A. Muma's professional card appears in the L03 Angeles, California, Telegraph, her number being 138 1-2 South SpriDg Street, rooms 9 and 10, 2d floor. H.

Logan, with his children, left for their home at Colorado Springs Monday. Urs. Logan will follow a3 soon as she is strong enough to stand the trip. L. A.

Litel, Democratic nominee for shenft in this county last fall, but who run a hotel at Cawker last winter, has just moved to Belleville, where he has a son in the employ of the Rock Island. Osborne Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Meibergen entertained a nuoaber of tnelr friends last Thursday night with a garden party.

The lawn was illuminated with Chinese lanterns, the evening was pertect, tbe moon at its best and the guests happy, ltefresh- merts were served. Mike A. Quigley introduced us to two ot Atchison's biightest, prettiest young Misee3 Saturday Blanche Qui (Mike's niece) and Florence Kaffer who accompanied him to Cawker tor a week visit, in town, and we trust tuat they have had a very pleasant time with the Cawker girls. What Will Daniels is doing now a dajs is told by the Atchison Dailies as fol lows: Will Daniels has a pet red fox at his 6tore. It was captured in Missouri about two months ago while quite young and it has grown to be a3 docile as a cat.

It plays with the and runs alter a ball like a trained dog. C. H. Young and Will Daniels each forfeited So In the police court this morn mg, on a charge of disturbing the peace, oung and Daniel's dogs got into a fight on lower Commercial street yesterday afternoon. Daniels struck loung dog with a rock, whereupon i oung struck Daniels in the face.

Dan leis then hit louns: in the back with a rock. Officer Wells appeared and noti fied each to appear in police court this morning, nearly every man will right over nis aog. Will Daniel's napr "Atchison Girl." came down trom St. having paced tne fastest heat in the races there on the Fourth. She will remain here until the race season opens.

Somebody send this country a rain. Prendergast was banged last Friday. He bravely met death, and died without struggle, Regular services at tne Presbyterian church Sunday morninsr, 11 o'clock. In the evening the W. C.

T. U. wilt hold their monthly union meeting there. Debs, Rogers, Keliher and Howard, were arrested in Chicago, Tuesday, for contempt ot court, required to fttve eacn $6,000 bail for their appearance, refused to give bail and were sent to jail. "Populism has now reached tbe stage where it is simply Coxeylsrn and Coxey ism is incipient revolution superinduced by organized vagabondage and" malitant scoundrelism," David Ovtrmyer.

Cawkerites are obiectinff to certain parties of a town, not a thousand miles east of this city, harboring illegal at tractions here and making very frequent nocturnal visits to them. "Look 1-e-e-t-l-e oudt!" Summer Bargains. Lois oliVcw goods just re ceived at Harpers he is offering Ihem at just one-half of former prices, Fresh and Aobby styles in Challis, fulls, While goods, Percales, Dolled Swiss, Now is your lime to buy, while you have a big assort ment io Select fromK Queensvare, Correspondence. OAK CREEK GOSSIP- Corn is needing rain at present. We can hear tbe buzz of the threshing machine In this vicinity.

Any information concerning "Hayseed" of the Kecord will be thankfully received by his friends. Geo. Schoonmaker is on the sick list from eating an over dose of ice cream. The Little Oak Sunday School held a picnic in Mart Sneller'a grove last Satur day. The programs was good and well rendered.

A sumptious dinner was ser ved with plenty of ice cream and lemonade. Will Maribugh met with an accident at the picnic just ask him about it. There will be a republican caucus held at the Chandler schoolnouse the afternoon ot the 21st. Every true republican come out and show your colors. Milton Gist and family started Monday morning In a prairie schooner for southeastern Kansas where they Intend to look for a location.

Walker's pond is not a summer resort but it is abunday resort where all the boys go and take a dive. The sale at the Walker farm was not very well attended and everything went dirt cheap. UxcleJcsh. The republicans of Cawker should organize a strong campaign committee whose duty it should be to look after the arrangements for the meetings to beheld here, and also look after the campaign in the western part of this county. Hon.

A. A. Elli3, Republican candi date for Congress in this district, made five speeches in this county last week, Viz: At Dansmore, Edmond, Lenora, Oronoque and Almena. His meetings were very largely attended, and were marked tor good telling and careful at tention. Mr.

Ellis makes a most convin cing, and instructive speech, and has much good for himself and the Republican cause in this county. Norton county Items in Atchison Champion. Wm. Bainbridge Is In town. He says that he was an eye witness to the lact that the hail covered five acres four feet thick in western Kansas where tbe Rock Island rainmakers were operating.

He says that he is certain that they did the work. It happened one mile and a halt from his house. It destroyed hundreds ol bushels ol apples for him and every thing else In the crop line on his farm and killed pigs, chickens and other lar ger animais in mat vicinity. He came here with a view of prosecuting the rail road company for damages, Atchison Champion. REPUBLICAN MEETING.

Hon. R. W. BLUE, Eepublican candidate for CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE, will address the people ot Caw ker and vicinity, at the Opera House, on TUESDAY NIGHT, August 7th. EVERYBODY.

Ladies included, are urged to come out and listen to one of the most eloquent speakers of the state. Good Music, a Good Time. Bargains at Har per's. White Rose gasoline and National Light oil at H. M.

Uayxes'. Below Cost My present stock millinery will be sold below cost to make room for fall special prices on nats ana Donnets on my 4tn. Mrs. Mitchell. New goods at Har pers.

notice rersons owing me on ac count are requested to call and settle. All goods, from thi3 date until after July 4th at net cost. all and get great bargains in nata ana Donnets. Mrs. Keixey, Call and see Har per's new goods.

DOG TAX NOTICE. Owners and keepers ot dogs, in Caw Ker City, are notified that the Dog Tax must be paid by June ziec Alter wmcn time the ordinance will be enforced without further notice. Samuel Eeed, City Marshal Notice Ko bunting or fishing will be permitted on my premises, and in truders will be prosecuted to the full ex tent of the law. Sit, L.A.RKES J. W.

Padgett. BARBBB, Shaving, Hair-cutting, Shampooing Shop opposite Kelley's Livery Barn. Oawker Markets. Wheat 40 to 42 cents per bushel Oats to Uye -to-" Corn 38 Latter 10 cents per lb Eggu 8 perdos Hogs $4,65 per hd. OEXTTSAXt BRANCH TIME CARD.

Xe. East. 404 Daily, Ex. A malt. 422 stock express and mail and Ex 2:17 p.m.

424 through freight 7:25 a.m. West. 401 dally express 8:58 p. 421 express freight, mail and 12:07 a. 423 local freight 7:15 p.m.

W. O. WOODS, Agent. POLL. TAX per- sons liable to pay poll tax iu the city of Cawker City, Kansas, -ill take notice that the poll list is now in hands for collection, and will eo remain until the 1st day ot September, 1894, when it will be turned over to tbe City Marshal who will collect trom all delinquents with C08t3 Oawker City, Kansas, May 29, 1S94.

L. F. Hoban, City TreasT. Com, oats, ship, and bran at Dort's SWEETBRIAR la the name of pure uncolored Japan tea. Sold by n.

91, Hayxes. You can get the best quality of writing paper in tablets at Marster's drug store. To Whom it May Coxcsen. Please return that scraper as 1 have no time to run alte 3. F.

Leggett. Cream coffee can be bought of H. II Haynesonly. It is the best. For reliable insurance and lor all kind or cemetery works, call on F.

H. Higley, Cawker City he will save you money. Teas trom 10 cents to per pound. H. M- Haykxs.

Buy 5 worth ot goods or H. Hayxes and get a chance on that china tea set Milk, at 3 cents a auart. Cloyd Johnson sells and delivers good milk at 3 cents a quart. 4t3 Go to Dort for you? groceries. Cheap est place io town.

(io to Bradbury's barbershop and get 12 shaves for ii. Mrs Corbin serves meals at all hours at 25centa. 12 shaves for 1 at Bradbury's bar bershop. when you want a good book you will find it at Dort's. at all hours lor 25 cents at Mrs Corbin's restaurant..