The Turon Republican from Turon, Kansas • 4

mm S. JENKP. TURON REPUBLICAN. Robbie McMilleii; silver sugar schell and butter knife, Mr. ami Mrs.

Max Lamonl; fancy tea pot, Chester Dick-hut; fancy card receiver, Ida Dickhut; bed quilt, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. unont; glass cake stand, Albert Dickhut; fancy whisk broom in plush holder, Mrs.

M. L.Thatcher; iiye dollar bill, Archie Dickhut; china vegetable dish and large book, Mrs. E. G. McMillen- two oil chromos and handsome china vase, Wallace is sole agent Tor tlie Stafford flour Turon und us usual leads nil competition in km "prices.

J. A. Coomton, "Lou A. li. Pi-Melt and W.

E. Grajrg, are new subscribers to the Mrs. W. J. CIhtch.

at Langdon, is selling milHiiery goods at cost, and can give you great bargains. Two -papers for the price of one. The Turon Republican and Kansas City Star one year for dollar. It's turn about and wheel about, Mexican Mustan My beluVil 15 rt (Vi en and Vove has done gone an 'riven, An Ie licah yo to Spi.aix an1 moxstuatk le nieanin of ile tex as reatls "An Wallace lie Liniment malce tie Low Prices." Now in the first place Firstly I ll sell you tin- following A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast. A long-tested pain reliever.

Its use is almost universal by tbe Housewife, the Farmer, the Stock RaiitT, and by every one. requiring an effective liniment. No other application compares rith it ia efficacy. TLis well-known remedy has stood the test of years, generations. No medicine chest is complete without a bottle oi Mustax Liximext.

Occasions arise for its use almost every day. AH druggists and dealers have it. goods at tne following prices, to 22 nounds Granulated $1.00 l.fK) i. mi l.uo pounds Sutrar 1 ixmtuls Refined N. f.

5 'Unus Coffeo eims Fine Table Peaches 1X0 I 10 cans Tomates 1 0 i 10 cans Coi oo i Other "jroc-ru-s in Proportion. Aii Wallace he make de Iw Columbian Patent per ick. .75 .70 Daisy Straight I MOltE Dry Goods than all stocks in here. Everything goes during this ll (I Shoos Col a jvv unit viv viiiu. Tha Lightest Running Kill cn tsrih.

DON'T forget to bring the Cash with Sale. THIS is MY CASH SALE and my for YOU. WILL continue this SPECIAL CASH mmhSh V3 CO 3 ViSA'Mj i THE notice. An allace he make de Low Prices! Yours to git Thar J. Wallace.

ill III 'Hi rest Ha EfilfrEfEiii siesi m. 11m lVkfr llUU 1- -n! iti lill Mkiki. n. the miri.f i.i i Mofcesnn rtfiel -f tin- Has it un ii-r x'r rV. i-t Iwtj j.r:.:.4ai!t jut.

itig 5 enan 71 nr. r'v- r.r I DO iiO Lcrg3 Volsrsss, mmm Ha Frhtss3-H3 GO-Ea Agents anl TVn'er harnliinsr tJic CIwIm" r-ir rtti to oiir rxhinii nt iv v.nrli lair tMT luJ Pen j.j. Ta.ka. lt.uer. 1' ci.obg: wind rni- vrrrtp-- Ji.

SET GF THE flu IO AD nusD si 1 asm sh lf Br ui iio ui uumii! xra OITer -witli a Tear's Sv.l-c-r'.y.t lox Paper for r. Trifle Mora tbau lt YW.itff TTlxicH to this desire to call the attention of the luisincs men of Turon to a few plain facts, which we lielieve they will appreciate alter giving thisn careful i Xjz s- VvoT' lr i-f in.if. -V5 is--1 iTJi pt ni fir ttii.i a Y'iU ti'-ii-! WWtv, JieVail BllitKliH" Srt rf IHv W'mkinr Itttrl. t- o. Mamie, Clarence and Jolmie McMillen.

wedding dinner prepared by Mrs. C. W. Dickhut. was bountiful in its provisions and artistically arranged.

The young people left Thnrday even ing for a slio.i bridal tour in ttie east whence they will return to the residence prepared by Mr. Thatcher, and be at home to their friends. Our best wishes go with them as they wend their way through the alternate days of cloud and sunshine that chequers all human ives with joy and grief; with and pleasure; with disappointed hopes and answered prayers. Neola News. The frtrmers were busy last week shelling corn.

Mrs. J. R. Zorgker, has been absent in Sedgewick county returned home Saturday. J.

W. Cunningham is expected home from the Strip this week with a wagon oad of game. II. F. Nelson and sons, Sundayed with relatives in Svlvia.

Elder J. R. Moffitt, pastor of the Christian church at Harper, Kansas, is visiting lorn. Coats and holding a series of interesting meetings at Old Neola. Dr.

B. Smith and wife were Sunday guests of J. A. Coomton and family. Will Nelson went over to Preston Sunday evening.

Quite a number of our young folks attended Miss Belle Anderson's enter tainment at the Geist school house Thtiiday night of lust week, and pronounced it "out of sight." Lou Marcrum closed a successful term of school here Wednesday. Tom Marcrum made a business trip to St. Johns Saturday. Mrs. G.

W. Jones was visiting re latives at Old Neola last week. Mrs. Minnie Duulop has recently returned from an extended visit Butler county, Kansas, and in the Strip. During the absence of G.

D. Nelson and family Sunday, their residence caught tire and together with its con tents burned to the ground. "llEPOliTEU." Gone Home. Died -On the morning of Thursday, January 4th, of croup at the home of parents, Charles Alfred, son of Mr and Mrs. Gtorge lloskinsou, aged two years and eight months.

The burial services took place at Old Neola, Rev S. W. Foulk preaching the funeral sermon in the presence of one of the largest congregations ever assembled there, and many a heart ached with sorrow for the mother whose heart is riven, and the father who is stricken as thtjy viewed: "Tho folded hands, the awful calm. The check so pale and chill: The lids that will not lift again, though We may call and call; The strange, white solitude of peace. That sett lea over all." Life and death are the twin mysteries it is not given the finite mind to solve Walt Whitman says of them: "Nothinfr Is known.

But I believe that God is overhead; And as life is to the living-, so death Is to the dead." And so let us not speculate as to why the gloom of death has darkened this household; nor why he has hushed the prattle of this white souled child, whilst he hath spared those of niatuier years whose lips but utter words of sin. He knows best, who knows all, and sooner or later in the dawning sun shine of God's eternal future, father and mother will know why this flower hath been transplanted. Gone to Turon. Word lias been received at this office that Mr. John Potter, son of Banker Potter of Turon.

is heading for Hutchinson and that he holds the proper credentials which will permit him to drive home the horse ami buggy given away by the Star Clothing House. Hutchinson News. The moral of this is: "Stick to Turon, and the favors of Fortune will fall upon you from unexpected sources." TJ. B. Quarterly Meeting.

The Fourth Quarterly Conference of the Turon e'reuit U. B. church, will convene in Turon to-morrow, (Satur day) and continue over Sunday. Preaching services on Saturday at 2:30 r. 31.

followed by the business of the conference. Preaching on the Sab bath at 11 o'clock A. M. and at 7:30 p. m.

by the elder. All are invited to these meetings. S. W. Foulk.

A Oook Book Free. "Table and Kitchen" is the title of a new cook book published by the Price Baking Powder company, Chicago, Just at this time it will be sent free if you write a postal mentioning the Republican. This book has been tried by ourselves and is one of the very best of its kind. Besides containing over 400 receipts for all kinds of pastry and home cookery, there are many hints for the table and kitchen, showing how to set a table, how to enter he dining room, a hundred and one hints in ever? branch of the 1 culinary art. Cookery of the very finest and richest as well as of the most economical and home like, is provided for.

Remember "Table and Kitchen" will be sent, postage prepaid, to any lady sending her address (name, town and state) plainly given. A copy in German or Scandinavian will be sent if desired. Postal card is as good a3 letter. Address Price Baking Powder Chicago, lil. AND A Yon The Laud 1 to ani proof viz: titli to of by to of consideration.

rni Insurance Agent NOTARY PUBLIC. Office at the Only Drug Stor: Tl'KON, AN.IAS. man looks, who always weal's clothes that are well made ami a perfect fit. should have your clothe made ly JHON BDETTNER, Tailor the Midland Block HUTCHINSON. KANSAS.

Notice for Publication. OIT.cc at Larncd, Kansas, December "0, 9 MO Notice is hereby Riven that the' follo'wir g-named settler has tiled notice of his intention make linal proof in Mipport of his claim secure Bnal entry thereof, and th said will le made before the clerk of the district court of Keuo coiiutv. at Hutchinson. Kansas, Friday, the IGth day of February Jacob K. Huffman homestead npplk-a-tion.

No. H)titi for north wcst quarter of si-c-tion 22 south of ranjre 10 west of p. M. and he names the following-witnesses prove his. continuous residence and cultivation of said tract; J.

H. Maphi-t, Davis, Gcorg-e Braniianian and Louis Gray, all Olcott, Ken county, Kansas. II. C. lteiter.

52 STANDARD POPULAR WORKS IN OXB VEAlt tho beat authors Novelist, fmt. Historian. ml General Waters. The BdoSis will nil 4 printed from n-w tyiwon teoml )rr. ami tniu your lion: iulJrm one each wk ax jml liahwl, or 52 It in only to swure prompt rwn) nd obtain a lanre incrensit of fn'-srrM er OFFER.

Old should at oroc tu iwir iM Our imi-r will lie ent for tun fail time from the dat your trewnt Milx-rii tiou The Boosn below urn smnnir til- to lo fUow Um hih la of popular and standard rn. mlil. Oir offer usurp -ou I.ITF-It A It II AMH'KT CIICIf'K TIUMiS lastinsr through an entire year. Accept promptly. Romeo and Juliet by William Bctr-t.

This author's stories are always ncy end full of telling iints. His Borneo and in an fX'jaiiiite sketch of two foolish lovers, who mintrtn tender sentiment with Uia ludicrous in. way to luake ever) body smile. Enoch Arden; and other erems bv Alfred Tennyson. For purity of style, ennin 1 sweetness aud touching pathos, the trreat po-t br dwt jturpaH-fertl his rlnoeh Artien." in ioria human afiT lie is at bin best, and one cannot know the poet-laureate without knowing it.

Mi.ss Toosey's Mission; and Lnddln. Two of those rarely eonreivej and charmingly ld stories of home and duty whli4i relrtsh ud ia.fpira. They otiu-lit to bo read by avery youtirf person who has the world to far. William Shakspcaro How. When.

Why. anl What ho Wrote: by II. A. Taist. Thenj never ha been compressed into such brif spac-sr much abnut the immortal of Avon'" as in this work by th? brilliant Freni-U author.

It will oivu the e.yi-a of the render to a thousand thiuss never btfore dreamed ot. Doom; An Atlantic Episode; by Justin McCarthy. A powerful and thrilling story of life on au American liner. Tin- situations are natural, th plot inteune. the sk tchinir Th hnnd a masler is visi'oh irom the "all aboard" at Liverpool to the ten-IMe lanOiug at New York.

Tho Lndy of Lyons; bv Sir Eri-wjtn T.yttov. This is th- Lady as keen in tlie elbrat-td pl iyof the name name. It ranks th." prettiest picture of devotion and expret. ion of th-3 tender paFRion evrr placfl on th atase. Tlie qneons of the drama never tire of tenting- it to admiring audiences.

Biilldoar and Jiutterflv; b- David ('brittle Murray. A spicily told stotv of human character, yi-t not a Lit overdrawn, Hulhhws and Butterflies are all around us. The an thor clothes his realism in rurl of plvatuir and humor. Hence hia stories arc hits. The Trial of Pickwick; l.r Charles) lliekens.

This is the first time the en'ire story of the mtllant a.1vuture with the Mrs. ltardi-11 ha apjienreil In iNiniieetfd win. It abounds In linlit rons gitua. tions and roirth-provokinir incidents, whose in. teret is hiifhtened by the wise comicalities of the '-Tinortal Sam WeUer.

Clouds and Sunshine; by Clmrlea ItenHe. A haipily told story of farm life, full of pretty rural irfclures and ittftorid en-timents. An ingenious plot, excitlnsr nam tire, characters with passion and motives Just 1 i ke folks." All in all. onoof the inort interesting-and rea labia efforts of the illustrious anther. 8wct Is True Ive; by InelieM.

A touchino- storr ef disappointment, estrangement and reconciliation. Full of pretty sketch's of situation and character. A vigorous and pleasing- uarratire. One of tha author's strongest stories. The Haunted Ilonse; by Sir.

E. BrLWE Ltttoh. This Is one of the (Treat author's quaintest conceits and happilv told stories. Weird and thrilling- thromrliout. Everybody reads it with feelings of delight Dr.

Marigold; by Ciiaklts Ek-kksb. One of Dlcken's crispest and most amusing sketches of a quaint and enrions character. and a sure antidote to dull carp. Erery community needs its Dr. Mari-old." and all lovers take kindly to hi prescript un." On Her Wedding Morn l.v Bertha M.

C'lny. A Very character-story, abounding in striking Fituutions and stirring narrative Fnlists warmest sympathies and rivets attention to tho end. Jack of All Trades by Charles Read. The wonderful trials of an artisar who didn't stick to his Full of comical sunn, tions. fanny incilnts of travel in Europe and America, and thrilling adventures as keeper a colossal elephant.

OQ other Books during the year en HO to complete the Wa will send he Books alone, mailed to nnv 52 Rook for SI .2 o'liaweck fornueyeanor 3i Iinuh 4 for I mi a week for nine months; or 0 Books for 70 cents one a week for fix or 13 Books for 40 rente-one a week for three months; or 8 Honks f.ir2- cents 011c a week for two months; or -4 Books for 15 ceets one a week for one month. Snlmcriptions to these Books may lee-n at any date. Kingl-Copies 6 rcut. AJUlJksw ail ordent to VHO IS UfACQUMN WITH THE QfOQBAMV THIS CUO TRY WILL SEE BY EXAM1MIN3 THiSMAPTHAT THE CBICAGO, ROCK ISLOD PACIFIC RY By the central position of its line, connecta toe East and the West by the shortes- route, and carrier vaaseneera, without change of cars, bctwooa Chicago tnd Kansas City, Council Elans. Leaven-ortn, Atch.jcn.

ax 6t. PauL It counects in Union Depots wits ill the principal lines of rocd between tho Atlantic and the Pacilia Oceana. Its equipment is unrivaled and magma cent, being composed Most Comlortatne anc Beautiful Day Coach i. ITaKninoent Ilorton Be-elinins Chair Cars. Pullman's Prettiest Sieepmc Cars, and 'j; lien lane of Eimcg Care in the World.

Throe Trains between Chicago ad Alissonrt River Points. Vivo Turns between Cht-aoo and 2inncapoliS uz.i Siu Paul, via the famous "ALEERT E.CA I CUTC A -rfew and Direct Zstna, via, Se-neca cd tee. ia33 rewnily ca op nod Uitwcei Hioh 9 oils and St. Paul and intermediate bomia. All Through.

assent ers Travel oa Fast zpres Trains. TickGtB for sale at J1 primripal Xiclcet Sicca in the United State ad CancLa. chaeiced shrough and rates fare sraa low compatitorv thA oiler les advaa For detailed the Haps and Toll era of tho GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, At your nearest Ticket OOIoe. or addre--" R. CABLE, E.

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N- LESTER SON 11. i.KHTirrs Ertltor. lUHLTSTIEl EVERY FRIDAY. Entered Ht the Turon Tost Office through the innlls as soenntl-class mater. SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

'One yonr, posrivjrc "pr. FlXiuonflu. -Three si on. nr. zr a T1IK RAII.ROA KOCK ISLAKU TIM CARD.

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EASTWAItD. No. 492 1:07 V. M. No.

4'Jt M. A. I- Stuutz, Ajrent. sociktiks. TTln JL nlehr of ra week.

F. G. DcXAxo. R.9. Xl.ATKH, N.

G. Secretary. Turon Kpntnpttiont I. O. O.

V. lnrpfs nnrt 4th Mnnd iy evenii-B; of rntrh month. ntot Follows liitil. G.ll. PoTTtit.

('. P. 1). S. Jknks, II.

p. TPk nt ll. Maa-no'iu I.cljre No. 176, meets 'J -vfrv Tuoari.ir -vninir in O.M f-lIown hull. Visitinjr mnntwr eonliiilly invitcl to rr'-rn1.

Mamie Hiiown. W. G. I. M.

Potter, It. S. Tnron I.o?jro M. W. A.

mi-el every third Monilav t-venirig of orieli month in Odd fallows lmll. J. I. Graham, V. C.

G. S. Jt.nks, Clerk. GA. K.

Fremont Pest No. 40S. nieeto every hiiJ 4th Saturday arterooon of ech n-onth. AV. Dickhtt.

A. U. Dl'iiHtM, Commander fleet. Adjutant. Local Notes.

WHO CUTS THE PRICES DOWN? Who does his tarkinir through his hat? We are Jiiilirinir ly the round; It must 1k up the street far north. Not at the corner of the town. Who lias the 'Milk-jrest stock of gro-ls Of all tho rest town? It must io at the Corner Store, The GilKAT Bin corner of thi; town. they know a thin? or two, Who cut the prices down; 1 8 wasn't north so far think, But at the corner of the town. Twontv-two pounds innniiliited susrar.

One dollar is the price. rirlit down; Avl five cent per pound for rice, At the corner of the town. Meat are only ten cents per pound. Who's talking through his hat? It's not DeBard, for here they come. "WTth -prices low and Bat.

"Now Jim ami Cy of the Corner Store, Are well known all around; They'll treat you right and uso yo white. And Rive an honest pound. See onr special flour prices. Twenty-t wo pounds granulated sugar for $1. One Gal.

Perfection coal oil only 14 cents. llice 5 seuts per pound. Good prints 5 cents per yard. Meat 10 coats per pound. DeRahd Co.

See Wallace's cut prices. Advertise in the Repvhlican. Subscribe for your home paper. Subscribe for the Hepuiilicas. Axle grease five cents at Stewarts, Uring your job woik to this ofllce Head the Republican and be happy Coal oil 13 cents a gallon at Stewarts Dr.

Dickason was in Hutchinson Saturday. Celebrated quick shot powder, at Stewarts. James Ellison was taken seriously ill Sunday. Mrs. D.

M.Thornley is in the hands of the grippe. Hon. J.W. Dix favored us with call Wednesday. Lamps, glass and Queensware at cost at Stewarts.

Langdon jeweller guaran tees all Ins work. Mrs. Samuel Corn well is on the in- -alid list this week Frank Weinschenk, was over from Kingman this week. Ralph Stewart, shipped a car of hogs to Hutchinson Friday. Genuine Canon City egg and Jump coal, at M.

II. Potters. M. II. Potter was in Conway Springs on business Wtdnesday, Mr.

Zero culled on for the firs time Saturday morning. Best work in Ileno ccunty at the Turon Photograph Gallery. John F. Ely, of Neola signs up for the Republican this week. Subscribe for the Republican and get the Kansas City free.

New York Week'y Tribune and the Turon Republican for a year. Kev. I. W. Burgoyne and family were in to church Sunday morning.

Dr. Stewart, of Hutchinson was a guest of Dr. Dickason over Sunday. I have several fresh cows, good milkers, for sale cheap. Dr.

Dickason. Meade Stewart and his mother Mrs. E. Stewart, left for Cincinnati! Monday. If your watch is out of repair, take it to W.

J. Church, the Langdon jeweller. A crowded congregation listened to Kev. Woodward'a Sunday evening permon. A growing interest is being manifested in the revial meeting.

Let the good woik po on. Dr. RobinsMV, the dental surgeon from Ilutchiitpoii tilled his appointment here Monday. Wallace has side tracked all his competition, and is now selUng nearly all goods sold in Turon. This office has turned off a big lot of job work for Doolej O.

S. Jenks, Delia rd Co. and E. Stewart this week -rr -a ti rz- i i i M74''J" rii ll J-Ilf-. eil -cui.

ffir I I' l. li- .5. i i 1 I'-M llir i ti I.i I lll. It f-r- liu 1. i iliat i I.n ii at.i I i.

'v' -r -Sii jikiW fJi 9v n- rli sti -l i -i. rwtli.p. V-- i Hlil lrri thin IrtH ji, 1 i-int. I. It is.

.1 Siter'n; Do lauir which was to whit: Moriilnnr Ulory All Wallace he lattw Prh-cs! Standard 5 ft. L. L. Drown Murliu 4'cts. Gertnaa arn I'it-ts.

Saxnny throe- skeins i5 t-ts. Domestic Yarn two skeins els. Gf JI Kleaohed Muslin 5 Keirul.tr cent Gliig-haiua, wh Ic they last 4 eta. Lady's Hat Sets. each.

Aii Wallace be make de Low Prices. Turon Combined, too humorous to list iil-411 in the Swim. you, if you want the benefit of this CASH prrces, nd a private SNAP BARGAIN" SALE until further ican ooms any in the county. Our work need of anything in the job line your orders to Kansas. VEHICLES.

r- 'A si 3 if 5 a rn fa And jump Jim Crow, For Wallace am sellin goods Away down low. Neighbor Barrett, the presiding genius of the Arlington Entei prize made ns a fraternal call Monday. L-iwver Koontz, was out in the country trying a suit in justice court, and brought his client out victorious. It is not the present administration, but because Wallace cuts the prices down, is why goods are sold so low at Turon. Niggali in de wood pile, Doan you'ims hear him hollah; Mas'r Jim Wallace givin live pounds bes coffee fo a dollahr' If you want that staunch old Re- pukucax journal the York Weekly Tribune free subsciibe for the Republican.

"Saul of has evid ently made up his mind that the political pie counter is to change hands at no distant day The Turon Mills want all the gcod milling wheat in Eight, and will pay from two to three cents per bushel above market price. Prof. Schislir, Mrs. Clara Perkins snd Miss Spickard, of the Turon schools attended the teacher's meet ing at Arlington Saturday. 'Wallace this week mve3 his customers the benelit of the "drop' in sugar Mid weighs out 22 pounds of the granulated sweetness Wallace always has been and always will be the leader of low rices on all classes of goods which he handles, as long as he sells goods in Turon.

Our nearest neighbor Harry An gustus has moved to the south end of town, and we now have to guard our coal pile only against Cy. Keopple. The U. 1J. Sabbath school is in very flourishing condition, attributable iti a great measure to the earnest work of the superintendent Mr.

Orlo Jeuks. Rob. Slater left Monday night for Kansas City, where he has obtained good paving position. Bob. is master of his business and will hold his own with the best of them.

The residence of George David Nelson, near Neola was totally con sumed by fire on Sunday the 7th inst ant, with all it's contents. We are un able to learti the origin of the fire or amount of loss. Prof. Elba Wright, the elorotionist. will entertain Hie citizens of Langdon en the evening of January I'th, and will be at Olcott on the 20th.

Mr. Wright stands at the head of his profession and should draw a crowd. George Potter drove in from Hutch inson Monday with the horse and buggy his nephew Johnnie Potter was fortunate enough to hold tickets for in the Star clothing house drawing. It is a handsome rig and we congratulate him. We do not know whether or not the two Turonites who indulged in a scrapping match on Main street Wednesday night, are at all ashamed of the performance, but they certainly ought to be.

on account of their families ifOnothing more. Dr. Dickason, of this place is cutting his first teeth for the second time, as the Irishman would say. The doctor is a man forty years old, and when Dr. Robinson, the dentist, was here this week he extracted from the doctor's jaw, what was supposed to be the root of an old tooth, but which proved to be a brand new one of the baby age.

W. K. Noland, who was a year ago elected county commissioner from this district on the Populist ticket, has re turned to the Republican camp and burned the bridges behind him. We are glad to welcome the prodigals back, but in this case we beg to suggest to Mr. Noland, that it would have been a very graceful act to have accompanied his withdrawal card with a letter of resignation of the commissionersbip.

Dickhut-Thatcber Nuptials. Married, at the home of the parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Dickhut, Emma D. Dickhut to Walter L. Thatcher, all of Turon. The ceremony was performed at High Noon of Wednesday the 10th instanj by the Rev. C.

II. Woodward with his usual grace and impressiveness, and in the presence of the relatives of the contracting parties. The bride was richly costumed in a dress of cream Bedford cord, trimmed with bias graduating folds of the same around the skirt, large puffed sleeves finished at the elbow with silk lace, short bodice wi'Jh shirred front bret telles and cascades ot thread pearl beads and rhinestone ornaments. White kid slipners with satin bows were worn; the hair in curls tied back with white satin ribbon. So arrayed she presented a lovely picture of pure young womanhood about to step over the threshold of a new lire to new duties.

The groom was dressed in the conventional style, and bore himself with becoming fortitude. Tlie presents as far as we are able to enumerate them are comprised in following list: Tailor lamp, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hinds; Silk chenille table spread, Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Thatcher; linen table spread and napkins, Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Thatcher; bed spread, Mia. C. W. Dickhut: cut glass water pitcher.

C. W. Dickhut; plush toilet stand and jewell case, Mr. and Mrs. O.

B. Dick- hut; glass tea set, Mr. A. Hafeman; bread, cake and fruit knives with crumb, brush and tray, Mr. and Mrs.

li. Ilafeai.m; silver napkin CIIARLIIS WCKITCS. J.j U. y. nr imr fill BciiU-M in l.aiionotr.f'lT priui-l i.mhIt i jUn.

i. Tin- IWI'iVP tll llio 'll 1-f lllIM tH.lKl-, ll-l lilt I i -lied iH Ut'f. rntu -ri'ta i OU not only get the best resuHs but assist us making paper of inestimable value in the advancement of the city Our sarrap 11k the best equipped of Job equal to any in the state and our prices the very low est. 'Vhen you are in you can save money by bringing ti. larvtl.V icu a I -tr Ml a '1 tl.

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This fabric is a dollar cloth anywhere: we had it made to retail at All colors. i3C Do you ever use unbleached muslin? If so, get some of "Our Pride," at 5c per yard; it is worth every cent of and at our price we are proud of it. dc yarn We sell double fold, all Telharu Tricot, in any wool, color. at Think of it; 24c yard "OUIl PEACH" is Arnold's all wool, Henrietta, silk finish, at Cfr A Worth SI a yard. 10-4 white or grey Cossack blankets, full size, cleanest and befit stock, worth $1.25 a pair, at D3C pf The newest weave la.

Dress Goods for Fall wear is Hop Sacking We have them in all the the new shades and weaves. IVsCM) rOK SAMPLES. HOSIERY BY MAIL Send for twova'n cf our celebrated "MONARCH fast Hack Drbyribbe Lose, for boys and girls, Beamless, heels and A toe6, sizes lo j. 4 5- I Send for two pairs of Ladies seamless "MONARCH" fast black hose, every pair guaranteed fast colors or money ir.funded. 2 pairs for 25c 4 9 4 4 nrrciiixsos; kan.sas.

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