The Sylvia Sun from Sylvia, Kansas • 4

Tilii SYLVIA SUN. NOTICE BABIES. Our 'i'lu' Jtiloiaion. the inclement Heather Munday, quite a heavy vote was Killed in the election, resulting in the election of the entire Citizens ticket. In no sense can this result be construed to mean that Sylvia for "hints." as the cauciS pledged candidates to enforce tli2 prohibitory law.

With the installation of the new officers next Monday the city will have an entire new set of officers except F. G. Austin, who succeeds himself as police judge. It becomes the duty of every citizen, then, to lend their aid to the new officials to promote the growth of the city, maintain order and pre- On and after this notice until January 1, 1902, 1 will give free, to every baby born within ten miles of Sylvia, a pair of Hamilton Brown Shoe Go's, nice Kid Shoes, babies to be brought to my store, where a pair of these shoes will be fitted on free ol charge. A.

Hpfiiiw Tonlo. Everybody needs a tonic in the spring, at this time the system craves a tonic. It is housecleaning time for your body, Lichty's Celery Ncive Compound will tone up your nerves, blood, kidneys, and liver, and fill you with health rr.d energy. Sold by L. E.

DanieU Wednesday, at the home of the brides parents, one half mile north of Sylvia. Mr. Shiloh Edwards and Miss. Margaret Brown were unjtcdin marriage. Rev.

C. E. Mann officiating. About forty guests were present, and many handsome and useful presents were given the bride and groom The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

B. F. Brown, is well known here and highly esteemed by all- The groom is a prosperous young farmer of Grove township, where the happy couple will be at home to their friends. The Sun joins in extending congratulations to the happy couple. Spring coughs are spedily dangerous and unless cured at once, serious results often follow.

One Minute Cough Cure acts like magic. It is not a common mixture but is a high Howard Waddles. J. A. NORWOOD, Manager.

CLEAN-UP SPRING Will not be'completeTnnless yoa give the interior and exterior of your borne a'fresli coat of PainUcGood paint is always best for this pnrposeandttbere are nonOetter than the "Lincoln," "Rnchter" and "Sewall" paints, for which we are the agents, They give the best satisfaction, Whole carrying the largest stock of Paints west of Hutchinson, we also have a large supply of WOOD STAINS.BERRY BROS'. VARNISHES and OILS, BRUSHES and GLASS. We can save you money on these supplies. Let us figure on your order before you buy; it will pay you. Co.

io Fair ft TF'T1TA Is a dark bay Norman, weigh 1,800 i-Sk J. -L 1 pounds, stands 1 6 hands high, has good heavy bone, good style and fine action. He is very vriou hates: On- Sir. Mop. hi.

i i i i. $1.00 it. ir. DuuitAM, j-Mitor. Er.ic.'ci1, at th.

oflco i Sylvia, KatiMw, as mail mailer. AIT.JL ft, 100 1 JLOCAL PERSONAL. Mrs. C. S.

Eckcrt was quite sick the first of week. Quite a number of hunters were at tho lake-; tin's v.ru!. G'j- i pi'titnsr a new roof on hi.i tin-, C. M. Fergus w.i- at Ltwvj'lon Wednesday.

II. G. and wile went to Stafford Tuesday on business. J. A.

Whitehurst was in Hutchinson on business the first of the week. It snowed all day here Monday, which was a good tiling for the crops. Lynn Prather will go to Hutchinson tomorrow to spend Sunday with his father. Born To Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Daniels. Sunday, March 31, a fine ten pound boy. Will Budge, traveling machinist for the I'Ijoo Harvester Co, was here a few days this week.

Wm. Learned, living southwest of town, in Stafford county, was trading in Sylvia Wednesday. Attorney Sayrc, of Stafford, was over Tuesday taking depositions in a legal case he has on hand. Elmer Hook, who resides in Stafford count j', was visiting relatives here the fu st of the week Ed. Barnville and wife went to Hutchinson Wednesday evening and spent Thursday in the city.

Sheriff Long was out from Hutchinson Tuesday summoning witnesses for appearance at district court. Wilson Hook went up to the county seat Wednesday evening to attend district court as a witness. Will Grant, Henry Betty, Curt. LaRue and Harry Shaw were over from Stafford last Sunday afternoon. We may expect another wedding in the near future, in which the party who plants peach trees every morning will be one of the principals.

John Proctor, of Hutchinson who formerly lived near Sylvia and has propery interests here yet, was visiting friends here the first of the week. The heavy wind last night did Bomo damage to lijdit buildings about the country, and carried the porch away on thi east side of Ed. Barnvill's rc-idciioi lanimis Ihtk- DeWitt's Littie Early Risers remove all impurities from yi.sir s'-stenj, bowels, niuku Uk-ui regular. Daniels. Mrs.

A. M. Daird, who was recently appointed postmistress here to succeed E. II. Smith served four years as postmistress during the Harrison administration.

I Ier father was an old soldier, and her brothers are ad republicans, as well as her self. Skin troubles, cuts, burns, scalds and chafing quickly heal by the use of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is imitated. Be sure you get 1 Daniels, T. A.

I'ipper, of Oleott, and Miss Dolly Williamson, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Cieero Williamson, were married last week Thursday at the home of the bride's parents, two miles south of town. The Si joins their many friends in wishing the happy couple a long and prosperous life. E. E.

Brown. Wilse Jenkins, Thos, Jenkins and Willie Durham passed through here last Sunday en route from Stafford to Hutchinson, where they were taking Mr. Brown's string of race horses for summer training. H. S.

Thompson sent one of his trotters along with the string, which made eight head of horses in all. Mr. Brown is a veteran trainer, and has a good lot of horses this year. 'I had piles so bad I could no rest nor find a cure until I tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. After using it once, I forgot I ever had anything E.

C. Boice Somers Point, N' V. Look out for imitations. Be sure votf ask for DeWitt's. L.

E. Daniels. I Is rapidly increasing in volume; our sales this year will far exceed those of any previous year. Wo ask you to Join the Procession and let us sell you goods at the lowest prices money can buy them. Our business is not astock company or corporation, but we own every dollar there is in it.

Dress Goods Of nil kinds are on display, at prices that will suit you. Our Clothing Is complete. See our Silk Waists and Ladies' Skirts. We have a line of quaran-' teed Jewelry. We have the celebrated 1 collars.

Tailor Department Is one of our strong lines. We carry the Armorside Corset the best made. We handle Douglass, Brown, and Seiz, Schwab Shoes. They are the best. We buy our (petS of the best Factories and Jobbers in the country.

We can save you money in this line. Do you want a Sun Bonnet? We have the latest. Make our store your headquarters; we are glad to see you. Ladies' RID GLOVES, WRAPPERS, SKIRTS, COLLARS, LACE PINS, HAT PINS, BRACELETS. Gents' FURNISHING GOODS, SUITS, I COLLARS, SILK AND WORSTED SHIRTS.

WATCHES, TAILOR DEPARTMENT, FINE GLOVES. Our store is better equiped than ever before. Our Grocery Department Is very complete. ALL KINDS OF Garden Seeds EOR SALE. Whitehurst SYLVIA, KANS.

compacny duih, possessing ine quauues ui uemy an easy keeper and having a world of endurance. He is a sure foal-getter. "I Is a mouse colored Mammoth Jack. JlJK.Jj.1 Weight, in flesh, 950 pounds, 15 hands high and is three years old in July. His pedigree can be seen at my place, three-quarters of a mile north of Sylvia, where these animals will make the season of 1901 TVrmc $10-00 to insure colt to stand and suck.

1 Cl Illhl Parties breeding mares will not be permitted, to part with or remove them from the county until service fee has been paid. Care will be taken to prevent accidents, but will not be responsible should any occur. serve the peace and dignity becom-j ing civilized community. We feel thai the citizens of Sylvia will recog-'. nie this duty and not shrink from performing their part, dispite the differing- views they may have held prior to the election.

In progressiveness, the incoming adminstiation will have a worthy example in its predecessors. The past two years have brought material public improvements to the little city that have been not only conveient and attractive, but have been a direct benefit to every citizen and every business enterprise in the town. The new administration can do as well, and it cannot hope to enjoy the general approval of the people if it does less, The policy of the new administration is yet to be defined. In filling the appointive offices we feel confident the mayor and council will exer cise good judgement, and we look forward with hope to a fulfillment of the bright future promised the little city in events that unmistakably foreshaddow its destiny. It is a good thing; let us push it along.

The Host Cola Care. is one you can take without interruption to business. One that does not efiect the head or hearing like the continued use of quinine. One that cures speedily and leaves you feeling fresh and clear-headed. Such a one is Krause's Cold Cure.

Price 25c. Sold by E. Daniels- UIJCTDALK ITEMS. There will be Easter services at Glendale next Sunday, also an Easter program. Gus.

Wagner is doing some more wrok on his residence this week. Dr. Edwards, of Turon. in this community last week on professional business. W.

G. Pierson, has purchased a new windmill, which adds to his well-improved farm. Miss Hallie Cole, of Sylvia, was visiting last Sunday with her sister, Mrs. D. E.

Roseberry. G. W. Markle has returned from Hutchinson, where he delivered a lot nf fine road horses for an caster firm Mrs. John Gipson has returned from a visit with friends in Kingman.

Ed. White has sold his farm to Dave Seward. Ed. says he won't be a Country Jake any longer. Mrs.

O. H. Davis is visiting her many friends and relatives in Nickerson this week. Mrs. Geo.

Markle is reported on the sick list. Patsy. QIjAUELL itkms. Mrs. B.

F. Linder was visiting this week with her parents. Johnie Shufl, of Raymond, has purchased the half section formerly owned by Mr. Thompson, and Orval and Burton Axtell the other quarter. Hiram Blaser is now working for R.

Kinnamon, There is but two more weeks of school in No. 1 16, the Hazen district. Mr. and Mrs. Blaser started last Saturday for Heston, where they will visit for a few months.

Mr. Rothrock's new house is near-ing completion. Dora Helmers returned to her home on the Marsh last week. She has been visiting her sister. Mrs.

B. r. Shuff. Harry Lee is now working for Mr. Draper.

Richard Kinnamon is preparing to huM some more house room Had a lovely snow, indeed the first of the week. Poli.y CoTTOtf. W. L. HUDSON.

grade remedy. L. E. Daniels Berncy MeCann brought in a couple of lino draft stallions last eok and has disposed of both of them, one to V. L.

Hudson ans tho other to Dan llegarty. I have a good four-year-old Jack, black with white points. Will stand at $8.00. He shows for himself, as I now have some of his colts, two miles south of Sylvia. C.

Williamson. Mow C. II. Mann ami wife were visiting in Turon one day this week. You cannot enjoy perfect health, rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes if your liver is sluggish and your bow.els clogged.

DeWitt's Little Eerly Risers cleanse the whole system. They never gripe. L. E. Daniels.

Our schools will closo the 2Gth of this month, at which time the teachers and pupils will give an ontertaiu-ment. Don't fail to attend. For the Anniversary Celebration I. O. O.

F. at Kansas City, Mo. April 26, 1901. the Santa Fe has made a rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale April 25-26, limited to April 27, 1901.

Continuous passage in each direction, going trip to commence on day of sale. For Sale. A complete set of blacksmith tools. Also a riding cultivator and a walking lister. Will take a good pony in trade.

Call on W. E. Clawson. Plevna, Kans. Adm i 11 ietra tot's 5Tot ice of Heaving retition to Sell Itoal Kstate.

To all Whom it May Concern, but Mitre Especially to B. F. Yeaper, Joel M. Yeafier, Minerva Martin, L. A.

Rockwell, John Yeager, Geo. W. Yeager, James Yeager, Ida Hoyer, W. a. Ytager, Heirs at Law and Guardians Ad-Litem of lieirs at Law of William J.

Yeager, Deceased, late of Reno County, Kansas. Y'ou are hereby notified that John W. W. rtrown. Administrator of said deceased, did on the 2nd day of March A.

I). 1901 nie a petition in the I'rohate Court of Reno County, Kansas, praying that I might be authorized and empowered to sell the following described land, for the purpose of paying the debtsandcostaof administration of said estate, to-wit Lot three. Block (40) forty, In the city of Sylvia, Reno County, Kansas. And said petition -will be heard at the office of the I'rohate Judge of said county on tho l.lth day of April A. D.

1001, at 10 o'clock'A. of said day, at which time and place each of you and all others interested are notified to be present and show cause, if any you have, why an order of sale as praved for should not be granted. Dated this 27th day of March A. D. 19(11.

J. W. W. liKOWN, Administrator. S.

THACHER, Physician and Snrgoa. SYLVIA, KANSAS. II. G. WRIGHT, Painter and Paper Hanger.

Estimates furnished on all kinds of painting, gent for the celebrated Alfred Peats Wall Paper, the best pain the worldr Prices Reasonable. Satisfaction always guaranteed. Shop first door soulhe of the bank. SYLVIA, KANSAS. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what yoa eat.

It artificially digests the food and aids Js'ature in strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted digestive organs. It lathe latest discovereddiest-ant and tonic. Uo other preparation can approach It In efficiency. It Instantly relievesand permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache, GastralKia.Crampsand .11 other of PrioeSOc. Large size contains 2' 5 times small size.

Book all about dyspepsiurjaiiedfre Prepared fcy E. BsWITT CO- Chicago The State Bank of Sylvia, Sylvia, Kansas. Transacts a general banking business, and solicits your patronage. I I OFFICERS I W. H.

Hlnshaw, ppldtnt. HARNESS SHOP. I have recently opened a Harness Shop one door north of the postoffice building, end am prepared to make and repair harness. BEST WORKMANSHIP AND BEST NONE BUT HAND WORK. C.

H. Nevins, City Met Market. Fine Confectionary, Huts, Tobacco and Cigars. Hot and Cold Lunches O. a.

Hlnthaw. CasMeN SYLVIA, KANSAS. i SYLVIA KANSAS. J. D.

Special attention to disease of The F.ye, Ear, Nose and Throat. GLASSES AIMV8TED. Stafford, Kansas. J. V.

W. BROWN, Have a number of desirable tracts of land for sale. Grass lands and form lands. Agt. SHAWNEE FIRE INSURANCE CO, Notary Public, Justice of the Peace.

Office up stairs in Fishback Bliig. W. H. Markle, Executor's Notico. Notice is hsreby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Vim.

J. YeaKr, deceased, were granted the undersigned on the 2rth day of February, 1901, by the Pro-Court of Reno County, Kansas. Now, therefore, all persons having claims against said Estate are hereby notified that they raunt present the same to the undersigned for allowance within one year from date of said letters or they may be precluded from any benefit of of such Kstate. J. W.

w. JlKOWN, Administrator of the Estate of William J. Yeager. W. T.

A. ENGLISH, Blacksmithing and Buggy work a Specialty. Shop on North Main street. SYLVIA, KANSAS..