The Inman Review from Inman, Kansas • 5

tm Does via la From Sparta. Mr. Andres will soon move in his new house, Turkey Creek was bank full of water Saturday. C. C.

Dick was afraid to cross it. Big Lake News, Wind, wind, windy and last week mud, mud, muddy. Harvest time is drawing near. J. A.

Dridgens drove up to the hub ednesday. J. II. Stansel and family drove down to Uutctiiusou Thursday and returned Friday. A number from this vicinity drove to Inman Saturday evening to spend their money on the merry-go-round before it left town.

Jesse Cade and family, Albeit liaily and family, Jotin Jiridgens and wite spent Sunday at Harrison Stansels Sunday. A crowd of voting folks attended church at Inman Sunday evening, Acy Illscock and family and Miss All kinds machine oil nt all kinds of prices at Annabils. Gov. Stanley will hear Wm, F.l-dieds case for pardon Dr. Entriken the dentist was in.

the city yesterday. E. L. Alger of Windom is visiting at Mt. Ayer, Iowa, his old home.

I B. Klopfenstein attended district court in McPherson Wednesday. J. W. Wright the real estate man was in the city yesterday.

Pete Leopp, is working at John Weistbaners elevator. 1. A. Eakins trsnsacted business in Mcpherson Monday. The giorious fourth will soon be here, two weeks from next Tuesday.

Work on J. F. Andrews new house in McPheison is progressing nicely. Harvest will commence here about a week from Monday. J.

D. Caudle is serving on the jury in Mcl'henson. Rev. Dahlstein was down from Andover, in Hayes township, Wednesday evening. A.

J. Nelson of Mcl'herson and Joe Ely of Monitor were in the city Friday. John Weisthaner had his store painted inside and out this week. John Wall wielded the brush. Miss Sue Manda went to White-water last Friday to visit her sister, Mrs.

Aug Hadel. i S. L. Fleming of the Butler Paper Co. was in the city Monday and secured a fat order from the Review.

Miss Mary Scmalzried of this county has been re-elected principal of the Lyons city schools. I Another rain Wednesday morning helped to keep the ground damp and make vegetation grow. A car load of Champion binders was received the other day. A. Funs is the local agent.

A car load of Harvester King combined machines was received Tuesday. A. L. Nash and Pete Pan-kratz are looking after the company's interest here. A feajful cyclone swept over New Richmond, Monday killing about 180 and crippling fully that many more.

Another one struck Iltrman, Neb Tuesday evening killing about 100. Mrs. C.A. Thornton of Bidder was in the city yesterday. Emma Tretbar is much better today ami she hopes to be up soon.

Mrs. Lintzs brother from McPherson is visiting her. Ex-sheriff Wal (ileason was in yesterdsy. Rev. W.

II. Walker will preach here two weeks from Sunday, July 2nd. Ira Laniz has a position as clerk in Weistlmner general merchandise store. Next Tuesday is the longest day of the year. After that the days will begin to grow shorter.

Jas. Hubbard, who has been clerking in the eity restaurant the past six month left Tuesday for Tescott, Kans. Dr. A L. Cludas has lately moved back to Tescott from Sulina.

He is doing well at Tescott. H. G.A Haberlein has something of interest to say to buyers this week. Read bis ad on first page. F.

Rogers was over from King City township yesterday. He has i'old bis half section of land and expects to move to Blackwell after harvest. C. C. Esau was down to Kansas City this week consulting a oculist He his been having' considerable trouble with his eves.

Mrs. Bochert and children went to Haven Wednesday evening where they wdl nuke their future home. J. Tretbar had the houses where Ira Lantz and J.e McDonald live painted 'this week. John Schlitz-baum used the biush, S.

Excursions- On Jul 4t 1899, The Hutchins Southern lilway will run (2) excursion trains each way. between Hutchinson and Blaokwe giv ing from eight to twelve hours at e-ich st ition on the line. An open rate-of O.ie t'are- For The Riunii Trip oet.wcen all stations will he made, witti a liaal limit of July 5th, 1899 For further particulars, call on or address any. H. S.

Agent or the undersigned. Effective June 25th to J-ily 11th, 1899 theH S. will sell round trip tickets to Dnv- Pueblo, Coloru Springs, and Glenwvnd Springs, Colorado Lake City. Utah, at one regular first class limited fre, plus with stopover privilage West of Colorado Common Points wilhiii the limit of tne ick-vt. Tickets to Colorado will limited for return passage to 31.

1899. Utah tickets ni ety days from thite of Further from any S. Agent or the unders pnnl. C. B.

Hart. Traffic Manager. Are your nerves weak? Can't you sleep well? Pain in your back? Lack energy? Appetite poor? Digestion bad? Boils or pimples? These are sure signs of poisoning. From what poisons? From poisons that are always found in constipated bowels. If the contents of the bowels are not removed from the body each day, as nature intended, these poisonous substances are sure to be absorbed into the blood, always causing suffering and frequently causing severe disease.

There is a common sense cure. They daily insure an easy and natural movement of the bowels. You will find that the use of Ager's larsaparffla with the pills will hasten recovery. It cleanses the blood from all impurities and is a great tonic to the nerves. Write thn Doctor, Our Medical Pppartmpnt hn one of the most emlneut physicians in thn United StatM.

Tell the doctor 4f ju 1 y' A wn Inst how you are BUtTerlnp. You will receive the best medical adrice without cost. Address, JK. J. i A I Jilt, Lowell, Mass.

The Insurance companies have commenced to usa iujunctions on Insurance Commissioner Church the same they did on Web McNall. For Sale: Nice frame cottage one story, 5 rooms, outbuildings, all in fine repair, on south Main street. Inquire at this office. To Cure a Cold in One Day- Take Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup, the best cough remedy on earth. 25 aud 50 cents.

Swistovicz Epp Agts. Goal! I keep constantly on hands a supply of all kinds of COAL. Good weights guaranteed- Call and see me when in need of coal and get my prices. Scales and office on west Center Street. 15.

Harms. THANKS: To the following persons for cash on subscription to the Review since our last report: I. D. Klasseen, Geo. Blake.

Chicaskia river was a half mile wide out of its banks along the Hutchinson it Southern The new bridge beyond Hlackwell ms badly damaged some of it being washed tnvty, Hutchinson News. The school board in district H7 let the contract for a new school building, Monday to be 20x10 feet. John W- Harder secured the contract. They can depend on a good job. There will be tent meeting at Manrow Sample's grove east of Me-dora commencing Sunday June 18 and continue a week or two.

There will be good singing and music. The general public. Is invited. Elders G. 1 Gade and J.

F. Harder will conduct the meeting. Master Murry and Mis9 Hazel Hrown gave a delightful entertainment at I O. O.K. hall Tuesday night to a fair sized audience.

The children did exceedingly well and show marked talent. Should they come again they would be greeted with a crowded house. Our extra heavy Castor machine oil is a good thing. Try it. K.

Annabil tt Co. COAL. I am still selling Ccal. Patties wanting genuine Canon City or other Coal call nt Meyers store or Weisthaner sonle office. P.

15. Ratzi.ai t. 1 Many people church Sunday. were at Shelenberg Mr. P.

A. and P. Sperling bought a new binder. Mr. J.

G. Neufeldt has invested in a new set of harness. Klans Hiebert visited Susen Selken Sunday evening. Normal Notes. Five new students enrolled Monday making a total of 135.

Supt. Law was on the sick list first ot the week. The students are taking an unusual interest in their studies this year. The social last Friday nicht was a pleasant affair. For Sale.

Two sets of Blacksmith tools for sale Inquire of N. W. Bridgens. Farm For Sale. I will offer mv farm.

3 mil and 2 miles south of Inuian, for sale. ai iu cuurains iu acres. (Jood buildings. All fenced. Good water.

q'11 of Frank Fast. Less Montgomory and wife sDent Sunday in McFhernon with friends. C. Aschman celebrated his fiftieth birthday Tuesday. Mrs.

J. A. McConnell was down from Windom Tuesday night. Fred Manda transacted bn siness in Hutchinson Monday afternoon. Neal Gilchrist was in Hutchinson Tuesday evening.

P. L. Hyde went to McPherson Monday to serve on the jury. Mrs. Wilhoit came up from Hutch inson Sunday to spend the day with ner daughter.

Jessie Peterson. J. II. Harper of the Hutchinson Music Co was in the city Wednes day on business. Our town was full of peoplo Sat urday.

The ground was too wet to cultivate corn, so the farmers took a day off to do their trading. District Court. District court has been in session since luesday. Carl Anderson, of Llndshorg, is being tried for selling intoxicating liquor, the jury acquitted Asher, assault case, and the Berggreu liquor case, the Sol Temple burelarv case, and the S3lumbaunh case have been carrleed over to the December term of court. McPherson Opinion.

The attorneys in the case airainst Nancy Doe, or Mrs. Miller, made their pleas this morning and the case was given to the jury. They found her guilty of pretty larceny and esti mated the property stolen worth S1C.50. The case of Lander and Nelson a- gainst, W. II.

Cbastaln occupied the at tention or the court this afternoon. This is a case in which Lander and Nelson are try inar to get payment for a binder and Chastain refuses to pay because he claims the maehinn was not as represented. McPherson Daily Re publican. The case of Henry Unruh a'eainst C. I).

Fink, of Monndndge. is beini? tried this afternoon. The case arises from a dispute over entering some grain. Tuesday's McPherson Daily Republican. The jury in the case of Lander and Nelson against W.

II. Chastain was out until nearly four o'clock yesterday afternoon. A Verdict 111 favor of the defendant was civeu. Wednesday's Daily Republican. The case of McConnell vs the Santa Fe railroad occupied the time of the court yesterday.

This case grows out of damage to stock in transit to Texas. County Statistics. County clerk Gray furnishes us the following statistics taken from the rolls furnished by the assessors: Pomilation of the county 21,001, valuations of per sonal pronertv in 18(18. In in ISflO, 058,127. an increase of 5:12.

Number of farms Value of farms and improvents Value of farm machinery There were acres of Ivalir corn planted last year. There was bushels of corn on hands March 1st and 604.0211 bushels nf wheat. There are 5.MW acres of Alfalfa in the county. There is 20 acres of clover. There weie $77,110 worth of poultry and eggs sold last ear.

pounds of butter was made last year, besides pounds made by the creameries in the country. The farmers sold iJti.O.Vi of milk during the year. There were 14,101 head of horses, and 1,052 head of mules, head of catt'e. 447 head of sheep and head of hogs in the county. Th farmers sold fat stock valued at last year.

There was 4.0.10 gHllons of wine made iii 18HS. There stands of bees and they made 7.1 10 pounds of honey last year. There are acres of timber In the county, of this 220 acres nr of Walnut timber. There was 1,005 worth of wood sold in tins county last year. Judson visited at J.

V. Halls Sunday. II. Stansel, wife and sons Frank and Willie spent Saturday and Sunday at W. Robertson of Little Valley.

Johnny Caudle and wife passed through this vicinity Saturday evening on there way home from Mcl'heison. Mr. Caudle has attended court there. Miss Ora Mitchell of Groveland is lis staying with her sister Mrs. Jesse Cade this week.

A pleasant party was given at Chas. Cades Monday evening and a delightfal time wks had by all. Various games were pl.iyed. Music and singing was the order of the evening. Those present were: Ora Tunnel and wife, Milo Tunnel and wife, liussel Horn, Roy Stansel, Tommy Carter, Otis Nelson, Clarence Bonitield, Emery Kinsinger, Clarence Ct ester, Orval Co vert.

JatneB Stansel, Jimmie Hall, Henry Janzen, Fritz Aschman, J'earl Carter. Harry Hall. Robert. Uridgens, Ora Mitchell, Tacy Cade, Rena Stansel, Lottie Hall, Sadie Judson, Ratchet Davis, Nannie Stansel, Ehie Cade, and Millie Uridgens. TfiAt Thiobbing Would quickly leave you, if you use Dr, King's New Life Puis.

Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cents.

Money back if not cured. Sold by E. Annabil Co. Druggist. John Pankratz went to Mcl'herson Saturday morning.

E. Annabil Co. have the biggest stock of machine oil that there has ever been in town. Cecil Annabil and Dick Enns spent Sunday in McPherson. For the best quality machine oil at the lowest prices go to Annabi's' drug store.

C. Enns has bought lot iO. block 14, just south of his house. There is a great demand for good residence lots at present. Our nationional cylinder oil can't be equalled.

We sell it at a price you can afford to pav. E. Annabil Co. Miss Flo Ramage, an old friend of the writers, has been elected a member of the faculty of McPher-sen College for the ensuing year. A sallow, jaundiced skin is a symptom of disorder liver, as it springs from Miliary poisons retained in the bloed, which destroy energy, cheerfulness-strength, vitior, happiness and life.

TIar bine will restore the natural functions, of the liver. Price 50cts. E. Auuabi Co. Kred Clark came up from Mc l'herson Saturday to visit with the Grimes family over Sunday and then tuke his little girls back to Ohio to spend the summer with relatives there.

Lyons Republican. Hs Life Wa Saved. Mr. J. Lilly, a prominent citizen of llannabil lately had a wonder ful tleliverence from a frightful death In telling of he '1 was taken with Typhoid ever, that ran into Pneumo nia, My lungs necame narueneu.

was so weak 1 couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to soon die of Consumption, when I heard of Lr. King's New Discovery. One bottle gave great relief.

I contin use it, and now am well and strong I can't say to much in its praise." This marvelous meiiicine is surest and quickest cure in he world for allThtoat and Lung trouble, itegular size cents and $1.00, Trial bottles free at E. Ar.nabil Co, Drug store; every bot tle guaranteed, Don't forget to examine my stock of Dry Goods and Groceries. It wu pay you. I meet any and all prices for I'm here to stay and want your trade. John Weisthaner.

To Cure La Grippe in 24 Hours No remedy equals Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup for this teraihle and fatal disease, If taken thoroughly and in tinn1. it will cure a case in 21 hours. and for the cough that follows Ii lie it never fails to give relief. Price and Swistowicz Epp Agts. I wis seriously aitlcted with a cough for seveial years, and last fall had a more severe cough than ever before.

1 have used many remedies wi'hout receiving much relief, and being recom-1 mended to try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, by a friend, who know ing' me, 1 tried it, aiiu will) the ratHl-ing tesolts. The first bittle has absolutely cured me 1 have not hud as good lint th for twenty years. Respectfully Mrs. Maiy Breard. Claremore, Ark.

Sold by E. Annabil Co. Are You doing to Los Aiigelese. Only $52 00 for rountl trip via Great Rock Island Route. Tim Kans is and Oklahoma lie.

epttions have decided to start on Thursday, July 6th Train leaves Inman 10:07 a. in, arriving Colorado SpainKs 7 a. m. Friday. One dav will he spe.il in this bountiful city.

The route of this personalty conducted excursion is vii (treat Rock Island houte, lioyal ilorge. Tennessee I'ass, C.i non of thet.rande, (ilenwoml Springs ii ml Salt ke City, where we remain Sunday. Persons anticipating tiiistrip shou make i heir applicati for sleeping car reservations eary possible. Pullman's latest designed tourist sleeping cars have been assigned for this I tisinwss. Only $5.00 for douhle lower berth to Los Angeles, Cal.

Double erth ill accomodate teo persons. For further information write E. XV. 'I horn p-son, A. (1.

P. T. fopeka, Kans.is. who will send you a gable and souvenir of the trip. NO RIGHT TO UGLINESS.

The woman who is lovely iu face, form and temper will always have friend-, but one who would b- attractive must ketp her health. If she is weak, sickly and all run down, she wi'l be nervous and irritable. If she has constipation or kidney trouble, her impure blood and vtll cause pimples, bh tches, skin eruptions a. id a wretched (temple xbiii. Electilc Jitters is the best medicine in the world to regulate Stomach, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood It gives strong nerves, (right eyes, smoo' velvety skin rich complexion.

It will make a good looking, charming woman of a tuii-uowii invalid. cents at Annubil Co. Drug More THB GREAT NEWSPAPER THE GREAT WEST I The Kansas City Star. By Mail, Dally and Sunday, $4.06 a Year The Weekly, One Year 2 Cents w. 1 i if j- Vli Crcoccnt Iamc-platc.

Our nnme-plnto sliows Crescent on cither tide of the head. "Vim can ko them iu they piisn" ami know that the wheel is a Crescent. There are many other distinguishing features of the Crescent Bicycle, the most popular wheel of the yenr. The regular Crescent equipment in more ex. jenive than that of nny other American uirycle.

EqiiipKii with Laminated Kims Dunliip lktai hahlc Titeit Padded ami Hycienic Saddlcb Steel or Wood Adjustable Itara. Of Importance, however, ia the rectjrt Crescents. 1 hey give satisfaction the buyer because to built that they cannot fail to do this. Crescent Agents Everywhere. Catalogue ree.

A. II ib si lein, Ajjn. I'wii'H), Kansas. I VI IktKl.TS. I'v-'gs, per dozt'en r.ut.'er.

per pound Chlcl-ens per It. Potatoes per hll Wheat Corn Fi.tirc.gs.