The Inman Review from Inman, Kansas • 1

VOUi. IV- INMAN. M.THERSON COUNTY, KANSAS, FKIDAY, FEBRUARY 1895. Fred 15. Ci.arkc Professional Carts.

W.U.Claj", Vice sklent. W. Eh; ucn, Cashier. Cm Price List Presi i nL Dr. Wiling was ia the city Tuesday.

Ciias. All-in. took a drummer to Wednes h.y. 4 Xotice to A large number of suliceriptions come due with this is-ife. Yo: are cordially invited to re-new.

Corte BA.3STK INMAN, CASH CABirAL, We are under State supervision, and do a conserva-th banking business. Have money to Joar on personal, chattel and real estate st-ciu rity. Notes bought or collcctcdi Interest paid on mohey left inonffas or longer. Rsed H. CiAKge.

H. BartJxs. W. R. CLAttK.

A. W. EHfiLicii. SfeftiA. htfil DEALER IN GK MP ROCK.

-A- Yards On Front etrset south Rock Isliad depot. H. W. JOHNSON, DEALER and MANUFACTURER' PIITB HABITBBS, ETG, Mikes a specialty of Harness, Baggy top, Boot and Shoe repairing. BIRTEIS DfeiLtRS IN- Lumber Lath Shingles Doors, Blindsi Lime, Cement, Hair, Plaster; w'ndb'w.

We carry everything kept in a competition. Give us a call and NORTH MAIN STREET, INMAN; KANSAS Inman Juivery FRANK ALBIN, Proprietor. Good rigs at reasonable prices. Spe cial accommodation for transient-. Horses boarded, by the day week or month.

Careful a general dra'' aud" transfer business. Year patronag-e Solicited West side Main Street, lumail ftansas. OF W. L. HAYDON i 11 granulated Sugar $1.00 251b Navy Beans for $1.00 Five and a half lbs ground Coffee $1.00 20 pounds'kioe 100 25 Barg White Rus Sonp 1.00 One doz Cans Tomatoes 1.

00 One dozzen Cans Corn 1 00 2s pounds Oat Flake 1.00 Ten cans Lewis Lye 1.00 1 lb Horse Shoe Tobacco 40 One lb Star Tobacco 40 cents Five Package Starch 2s cents In Dry Ctoods find clothing. I have some special values that will do you good. oots I Slices Mens Ladies Shoes Boys Shoes; Misses Shoes Baby Shoes; In fact shoes for every Bring along your mm IS 1 and I will allow yoii the top of. the market in ex- change for go "3 ilUOjllJ L. HAYDOrii Corner Main and Gen ter Sis.

Irimftni Kansas. body CITY POOL HALD; S. GRAVES, Physician Surgeon, drills answered day or oight. Office at Drug Store, 3 am an, Kansas. JT H.

BLAKE, IS Physician $JWtWB 4 WEST SIDE MATS tw AN. J. D. JSlillilcon, Attorneyat-Law; Practice in all the Courts. O.Ticeover Wheeler's Hardware Store, KcPherscn, Kansas DAT ElT mfl Obtained Terms IU Hasv.

Ihirly year experience. Examinations and Reports free, Frcmpt attention. Send drawing and description to L. Bagger D.C 0. ASHMAN, CABINET MAKER, All kinds of ip carpenter work dona brder and on short k.4.XAS.

"IRANK BORNHOLDT, -i a Auctioneer. Bales conducted id city and country. reasonable. Call on or address me at Inmati, Kansas. Klopfenstein Maauf ucturer and Dealer in harness, Saddles, Whips, Blankets, Fly-nets, Harness Oils set.

I everything found in a first-' tass harness sbop and do all kinds 'of Repairing with neatness and dispatch. B. MARa8' Coal Dealer, All the uaard brands coal. NUAH, 4,. JL JICHRD MILLER, zALia is 1 Watches, i Clocks I and owGLty.

i XIcPhirsok, Xansai. jE0. HEIIS, STONEMASON. fie makes a specialty all ot work- Wiil -9rc Hfiri awi wUa, ciffteraa, dig jur cellar and cement VoHr cistern or cellar. He doss all kinds digging.

Have him fix your flu before winter. Leave orders for anything in his line of work at Meyr hardware or address, In man, Kans. Post Olce. Loiyf Call at the Post Office for Stationary, pens, pencils, tablets, envelopes, day books, etc. a fine line, of Cigars is kept.

'Good Boarding House in Connection. J. IP. Fro. 'vvao TCCKisn.

a. h. roislos Drs- Tucker Robinson's PARLORS Wilcox Cor. Main and Sher man Streets. Hutchinson, Kans: Dr.

Robinson will be at Dr. Graves, slice on the. following dates and will re main only one day each time: January 8, February S. Marco May 8, July 23, September 17, April 2 and 80, June 23, Augt'st 20, October KovenaDer December 10. i All Dental Work done in th? latest manner.

A successul practice pf tweatv six years is a sufiiciant guarantee to tha public tiut all operations iatrusted to his care will be done satisfactorily. Itock Island Tims Table. East. ARRIVE DEPART So. 24 Mail Express 11 :16 ni 11:18 Zo.

62 Local Freight 1:12 1:15 No. 20 Mail Express 9:35 a 9:33 West. Ko. 13 Mail Express 03:40 06:40 No. 23" 05:31 o.

61 T-ocal Freight 12:14 pm 12:14 Daily except Sunday. Time table No. t'J, taking effect April, 29, 1834. -R. F.

EcofTern, Agent. A- T- S-'MIKE TA5LE, At McPherson, In effect Not. 4, GCDfa EAST, Arr. No. 3'M iiail and Ek.S&i a.

m. 6:35 a tro. 33 A'ctfirod'tin 15:15 GOISa WEST. Ko. 333 Mail and Ex.

4:33 4.33 Ko, 337 Accom. 1253 12:45 All trains daily except Train No. 884 makes close connection iuthfast trains for all points East and iouth. Train K. 513 maKSs Closa Connection Icitli Fast trains for all points in Califor.

Sa, Co, ItaUy-Nr -ilex -and the iVes I. F. BACC5, Frt, and Eeentt DENTAL Tom Eakius and John Hickey are un der the doctors care. Senator Lucian Bakers term of office ends in If 00. John Stephens went to McPherson on Monday.

Geo. Hofmeir west tip to Groveland Monday. Anson Clark was up to the county seat Monday. Miss Retta Young cam Up from Hutchinson this week for a short visit, O. L.

Mitchell Grovelaad was up te the county capital Meaday. Gus Falk ef Wiudom moved his family to Oklahoma City last week. John Pegg went to Hutchinson Tues day on business. B. F.

Harrouff orders the Review sent to him for six months at Coats, Kans. Jacob Wib left Saturday for Lehigh where he has a three months term of German school. Supt Law drove twenty miles Friday through the storm in order be present at the examination Saturday. Jim M. Simpson ex-postmaster at McPherson is a candidate for State Railroad Commissionrr.

John Bair, formerly of Spriag Valley, writes us to sand him Revihw to Stella-ceam City; Wash. Dr. J. S. Graves is kept tiay and night attending the sick.

He reports a great deal of sick seas. W. 12. Johnson, the shoe maktr, is the busiest man in town. He is at work early and fate mending shoes.

Senate Young was in the city Wednesday for the first time slnca he got his leg1 broken. Sath Bush attended the district convention of the Fraternal Aid at Hutchinson last week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roetzel will close their boarding house Saturday and their ooarders have been riisliag this week.

Dr. G. H. Matchetteof McPherson was down last Thursday eveniag ia consultation with Dr. J.

S. Graves. Geo. W. Loman, editor of the Chase Record, druggist, etc, has been commissioned a notary public.

George seems to be strickly in it. Wm. E. Smith and wife of Laae Kidgo III, have been married sixty -one years. Smith has voted for fourteen democratic Presidents.

Rev. Walker preached at the school house Sunday mornrng. He commences a series of meeting at thesehool house this Thur3-lay evening. John Wm. Harder, the carpenterj helped swell our bank account this week.

John finds it a little dull now ia his line ef work hut its so in all lines. He has put up a large number of good houses throughout the west part of th county Mr. Foster of Republic has introduced into the House bill permiting probate jud.es to issue marriage licenses to males between the age of 17 and 21 and to females between the age of 15 and 18. The bill should be killed on first reading. G.

F. Dyers is chahmaa of. the board of couaty commissioners for the next year, and will make a most aithfjnl and competent official. Democrat. Colonel Richard Benticou Morris, collector of internal revenue for Kansas, is said to bear a striking resemblance to Rev.

T. S. Hodgson, presiding elder of the Laraed Methodist cenftrence. To-peka Capital. Dr.

Wibking of Salina has bought out Dr. Keith and will continue the deatal business in Dr. Eeiths stead. D.s. Keith expects to locate in Mexico.

Vr, Wib- kiag will visit xnmaa ina lass luesuay of each month. C. Sumy, who owns a good farm six miles north-west of town, made our sanctum a pleasant call Tuesday and squared accounts with us to 1893. Mr. has been in nearly all of the Northern states but thinks Kansas and especially McPherj.c'a ceunty is the garden spot ef the worii From Groveland.

Written by Magistt. Quite a blizzard raged Frid-y. no Sunday school Sunday on account of funeral services. A. W.

Smith was our streets Saturday, Rostine Grant shipped a ear cf hogs to ansas City last Tuesday. Trains were an unusual sight Friday and Saturday. R. T. Kasey and Aiife visited with Sam Fields of Victory.Thursday.

P. C. Ball went to McPherson Monday. C. F.

Jett and Russell Horn went to McPherson Friday morning expecting- to came back on the freight but it did not show up consequently they had to walk back. P. C. Ball had "55 1 gallons ef coal oil to leak out cf his tank Wednesday Charles and Acsori Clark went to Salina Monday "for the purpose of having Charles left arm- amputated. His hand has been aifiicted for twenty Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Kimbrslls' infant daughter died Friday morniEg, Jan. 25, at illness of about two weeks with that dread disease, pneumonia.

Ti funeral services were held at the house Sunday at 11 o'elock a. a ter winch the remains w-re taken to C5 a -s 5C B' 4 53 9. 0 4 co V-i a (D V) 65. rt C3 3 ZD a ZD a CO jj 9 0 4 S3 Cr. ItiriATi JIAKKETS.

Eggs, per Butter, per pound. Chickens per fc. Ducks per fc. 15 lii 4 4 5 75 46 Potatoes per bu Wheat Com, Bailed hay at the livery stable. Window glass we have all sizes, and sell at low rates.

E. Annabil Co. We wish to siate to our patrons that One Minutes Cough Cure is a safe and reliable remedy for children troubled with creup, and lung trouble It is preasant to take and quickly cures. E. Aanabil Co.

Dr Wibking the dentist will be at Dr. Biakes. office the last Tuesday of eacrrrtionth. Teeth estracted without pain gentleman of tiiis county who has excellent judgement remarlred to lis" the other day that he knew of no pill so good for constipation, dyspesia and liver complaint as DoWitts Little Early Risers. E.

Aunabil Co. A. 0. U. W- Inman, Lodge No.

289 meets every Saturday? night at I. O. O. F. hall.

G. HETERS, M. W. Theo. Pkrner, Roc.

Wallpaper at reduced rates. The latest and finest paterns at E. Annabil Co's. It is net a miricah It won't cure every thing, but it will cure pHes. what EeWitts Witch Hazel sal ve will do, be cause it has Joh it in hundreds of cases.

E. Annabil Co. r-- For a dilicous cup of Coffee buy Ridenour-Baker Java Blend or Silver Dollar Coffee at Haydons. Don'tceglect that cough, it. lads to consumption.

One Minute Cough Cure possesses ft double virture. I cures and cures quickly. E. Annabil Co. Drink Breakfast Coffee and be happy for sale by Hnydon.

De Witt's Witch Hizol Salve cure-! J. G. Gorrell of the worst casa of eczema ever known in the state of Indiana. It cures scalds, burns, indolent gores and never fails to cure piles. E.

Annaeil co. Buy your ba'led bay of Frank at the livery stable. Promptness is a commendable virtue. That's why. we offer you One kinnte Cough Cure.

It is prompt in relief and prompt in curiag. That is whatitis made for. E. Annabil Co. School supplies of all kinds at E.

Annabil Co. Headacns is the direct result of indigestion and btomach disorder. Remedy these bv using DcWitts Littte Early Risers and your headache disappears." The Favorite little pills everywhs-re. E. Annabil Co.

Bring your wheat, corn and rye to the mill and have it ground. We arc prepared to. do all kinds of milling and solicit your patronage -C. 31 ore Brooms; You can now get aiy brooras Rt W. L.

Haydons for 15 cts each. They, ate the best; brooms made and we guarantee every brocm; Q.Uis&S&Sos. In these days telephone, telegraph, electricity and peodle canuot afford to wait days or as many, hours for relief. This is our reason fop offering you Oae Minute Cough Curei -Neither days, nor hours cor even micuto lapse before relief is afforded. E.

Annabil C. Far Sale. My Farm, Sec. 1, N. garner of Superior township, 4 miles Bast and 11 mile north of Inman.

The farm is well inv prbted, all Under fencei 30 acres Dastr.r& Good orchard, htusa, barn, E. H. Pacjeftr. Ioman, Kftiri in at nee. This is the first day of February, Inman is the best shipping point in the county.

Oh horrors! Mistakes will occur in any well regulated printing office. Windom is without a drug store agaic. Some people eavy you ah honest Lots of people have the "grip" is this Deck-of-the-woods. The first month of 1895 ie a tiling of the past We are to have a new hotel in the near future fram all Church services at the school house everj' night this and next week. City treasurer H.

Birtels was up to McPherson. to-day, Thursday. Hutchinson offers $1125 in prizes for the Musical Jubilee in May. W. W.

Parsons iras over from Wherry Wednesday aacl ordered his paper sent there. Hecry Heini cafce Bear loeiag a thumb Wednesday by the slip of the butcher knife. took nine stitches to sew his hand up. We printeel sale bills on Friday for Gaede, Weinsar.d Schrader. The sale will be next Thursday.

February '22, Washington's birth day, has been made a legal holiday in this state Ten applicants took the teachers exmination Saturday. Two sets of papers go to Reno eounty. Education is the only sure foundation that caa be devised for the pres ervation of freedom and happiness. A man may be the creature of cir cumstaaees bat he can change the cir cumstances in many coses Times are gettir.g so hard down this way that some people economize by eating only" two meals a day. We have been busy this week print-ing 500 letter hexd; for Eev.

Jens and counter tabs for llaberlein. The anti-pass law wont effect the newspaper man for pays about double for His -'passes' in advertising. Annabil Co's new seed catalogue for 1895 is out und jon an get a copy at the drug Dr. Robinson next Tuesday at Dr. Graves office We found the busy to the last rainate on his la't visit here.

He warrauta all his fillings. House bill No. 470 by Mr. Strom-quist is an act regulating the fees and salaries of certain officials of McPherson county THANKS: To the following per- sonsfor cash on subscription to tHe Keview since ur last report: C. Sumy, John W.

Harder. This is the year for the election of Judge in this judicial dietrict. We hear of several cn spnc of as candidates, but so far as we are concerned Judge Earle is all right for another term. Dress Making. 1 intend starting up dressmaking at my residence in the John Pegg building, and would be pleased to bave the ladies oMnmaa and vicinity give me a call.

Cutting and fitting neatly done at reasonable prices. Mrs. J. F. Andrews.

Gone Home! Died, on Saturdayj Jany. 26, 189o, George Luty, aged twenty -one years. Again the death angel has come in-to our midst and claimed one of our bright young men. How true it is that "death is no inspector of persons." On last Saturday morning 8 o'clock as the sun was brightening the east George's spirit took its flight to that eternal shore from whehca there is no return. George was a loving and obedient sop and was liked by all who knew him.

He was kind and courteous to all. All was done that could be done by loving hands and medical skill to relieve him but that dread disease pneumonia overcome allj The funeral was conducted freni faaily residence by Kst. Walker at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon nd the remains were interred in the cemetery sorth of the city followed, by a large concoursVof sorrowing friends The family have the sympathy of the entire community la this their satTberearenent. Obituary and of lianks will appear nest week. They irere received just as we go to pr's.

4 first class Lumber Yard and dar be convinced; and Feed Stable drivers. Cisnbcilaln's IJya cud Slda Cisitocr la a certain cur? for Chronic Sore Eyc? Granulate Eye. Lids, Sore Kipples. Pilc. Sczeaa, Tetter, kilt Ehcuia and bcald Head; 25 cents per box.

Fcr ede ty dfggLts. TO SOSS3 r.er life to an old or ever v. o.Ix.-.! l.ciro. ce-ls per package, i'or Lf, hy iiraviiu "farmers Take Notice I We iiaye secured tl.o service's of one of the best millers? in tlie and cm your wants Irll the best of -Floiif, Graham and' Com -j We wiil exchange pound of White Feather flour for one bushel wheat itst 60 pcupds. Anl 36 lbs of flour for one bushel wheat 55 pounds We are fill iy prepared--to "do your grinding.

We will chop your Wheat for 8 cts a Bushel Give us a call. For a a fo l.csUjy cenr Theynd to heta1csL fyl. cure disorders atsA Chi ijA.fn fini ia did" Eagle Hoiise South Maui Street; Open day and night. Lovers of the gaiile "should ccniS and Hjoy tHe evening: Courteous treatment to all. Choice line of Cnfccfcionoijr and Cig-ai'w Iiaxi(lTcJe THAT YOU -DOJi'T KNOW ABOUT Is tnhl in si kw.

fully ilustrte book entitled To and Buck." "AskG. Njeholsoa G.P. A. Sr.tita Pa Tope lor copy It, is free. Peri-rnnliy-onductcd vreckl).

parties leave ChiLsgn every Saturday evening Kansas Cilj everv -yn lor Pxcific Coast vin t-rn-ta Fe Rotlte. Special ngfhts arid porters in attendance' Puilmsr tourist slcepeiS ara ased furnishc--' irith all conveniences (cr comfota' le traveling, St bond-" class ticket honored. You hara trip J'ur ebw-vI yvi'S- "Jiv not sro B'iW. aci) tiiLe Jviiituif ciifcap rates? Santa Fe Eoute poo itiyeiy the only Una with Pu! Injur. t-Hr ist and.

palace Chicago Kan-sas to San Francis and Los An.j-les, diiy witliOUV-churge. I Tlie common people ere uoi sup posed to care for Inxui ,) th- dd3V laborer rjsre d.iiiury than tlie dre.r.;cd of! having thoilgLt to have cci railed every 'pleasure: no reasa.v.li)- ihCuld.hoti.akq or' lot tripi ever the ever popular, ever reniU anil improving SANTA FE ROUTE. It costs no m9.re.i0' ride iu luxury ic one of car coaclis da) car, car or iVilitpn of 4uick and sale track, lrl by other Ulorring tiistlinjr bacliihg-nd gndden stopping ffili realize. this sftceU.you take the Santa' Fe Eoute tr California. Then it is cool or cold in the east is tLc to bC'c 1'ieCal ifor.nia :suhimr.r land.

Or.r hi ndsmely lHusb.tt-d uk "To California end Back" tells the Srjr, Write to iNicholson if A Topes, ive McPherson and laij to rest. Ihe bereav- wey and ut buildings. Anyone wanted, have he sympathy of the on, or, wxit3. to entire community;.