Neodesha Register from Neodesha, Kansas • 3

tpsf'55Hra So Patent. Tlie Inaepeniaacs and "yerdigris Vailed Having' "purchased the. photograph I Another Talk with. Oar Advertisers. 1 We have iriven a fair notice of our MISCELLANEOUS.

Til 2 1 Again hath Ilymea made two one, i and caught a happy pair in the meshes of wedlock. This tkne it wa3 our TKJ3 H-MZS December 6, lbS4. gaderv at tins are prepared to do ail kinds of work in our hue as cheap as it can be done dt any other place. guarantee satisfaction. alien- over Pierce's drug store.

Ibjrrs 51-tf Photographers. A Great Discovert. Mr. Wm. Thomas, ot Newton.

says: "My wife has been seriously affected with cough for ttrenty-live years, and this spring more severely than ever before. She had "used many remedies without relief, and being urged to try Ur. King's JCe.w Discovery, did so, with most gratifying results. '1 he first bottle relieved her very much, and the second bottle has absolutely cured ber. She has not had so good health for thirty years." Trial bottle free at Pierce drug store- Large size 1.00.

6 Vert Remarkable IIecoveet. Mr. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester, writes: "My wife has been almost helpless fr "five years, so helpless that she could not turn over in bed alone.

She nsed two bottles of Electric Bitters, and is so much improved, that she is able now to do her own work." Electric Bitters will do all that is claimed for them. Hundreds of testimonials attest their great curative powers. Only 50c a bottle at Pierce 2 A single trial of the Peerless orm Spet-ine never yet failed to relieve the baby, and overcome the prejudices of the mother. It not only frees the child from worms, but regulates tlie etomaeh and bowels, cures win-l col corrects acidity, and cures Dysentery and Diarrhoea, gives rest and health to the child, and comforts mother. Try it.

3 cure; no pay. A. McCausland CiSi S-0 Important. When you visit or leave Sow York City save llHgrsagre Kxpressnsje and Carriage hire and stop at the Grand Uuion Hotel, oppo.siie Grand Central depot. Elegant rooms fitted up at a cost of reduced to $1.00 and upwards per day.

European plan, Elevator. Restaurant pup-plied with tie Horse ears, stages and elevated railroad to all depots. Families an live better for less money at the Grand Cnion Hotel than at any ether first-class hotel in the city. 1-47-ly OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Neodesha City Officers.

Mayor John li. Keys. I'out'K JDtKiK E. T. Wells.

Cixuk Wm. II. I'artmi. Thkakurku Fred Smith. Councilme! Marion Cross, Geo.

Tiiiggs A. McCartney, Angus Stewart. J. G. Winter Neodesha Township Officers- TBD8TEE E.

I'. Koulton. Clkkk Adolph liaunian. Tkbasukkk Fred Smith. Justices or I'back E.

T. Wells, J. M. Keck. CoNsTABlLrs Jacob Fender, Albert Miller.

CHURCHES. BAPTIST. Services every Sunday at 10:30 a. Sabbath School" at 11:30. AH are invited.

REV. O. C. KKNA8TON, I'nstor. CATHOLIC Services the last Sundav of each month at and 10:30 a.

by Rev. J. licdeker. C1HKISTIAV. Services every Sunday ntll o'clock a.

m. f-iimlnv school commences liev. E. D. Yates, Pastor.

METHODIST. Services each Suisdny morning and evening. Sabbatii School at 3 p. 111. Young folks prayer meeting every Tuesday evening; also prayer meeting oh Thursday evening.

J. A. Hyden. PKE.SBTTEIUAX. Services by ltev.

Sidney Allen on tlie second and fourth Sabbath of each month, morning and evening, at the Christian church. SOCIETIES. I. O.O. A tIG XO.

72 of meets every ri- evening at 7 p. in. lirethern in good standing are cordially incited to attend. A. Al.LKJi, X.

G. J. A. 3IUCHMOKE, Seeretarv. A.

F. A. M. 3i TT.UIMOXY LODGE XO. 94, A.

F. A "Sf 1 A. M. meets in their hall on the fr corner of Fourth and Wisconsin sta. every lirst and third Saturday of each nontli.

All in good standing are cordinllj invited to attend. G. Bkiggs, V. if. Aholph IJacmax, Secretary.

K. OF P. ITTLE REAR LODGE, Xo. 79, K. of hold their regular meetings every Thursday night of each week.

All meiiibam of good standing are cordiiilfy invited. W. A. ALLEN, C. C.

A. Kaschkek, K. of 11. and S. B.

of R. R. B. TTlilSCO LODGE Xo.SS, meets in Odd Fel-AJ lows' Hall, Xeodesha, Kansas, First airt Third Tuesdays in eiich month. JJrethren of other Lodges 111 good standing cordially iu-VMedv CII.XlC'lIoLS.'M.

C. II. LoSVS, Secretary-. PHYSICIANS. J.

A. Hatcher, PIIYSIC'TAX and Snrgoon, Xeodesha, Kansas. Oflice north side Main street. C. W.

Longr, KOMfEOPATHIC Xcodeslia, Kansas. culls promptly attended to oillco at residence. 1-1 T. B. Woodard, PII tC I A Xc-odesha, Wilson County Kansas.

1-1 J. K. Demoss, Xeodesha, Kansas. Office in Stewart's Block. 1-1 J.

W. Sutnerlar.d, ATTORXE V-AT- LAW, Kansafl office on Main street, 3 doors west of the City Hall 1-1 MISCELLANEOUS. Vf II. Cramer. J.

O. Wilson. NOTARIES PLTtt.IC. 1OSTOFFICE building emv One always pres 1-1 J. VV.

Doney, BRICKLAYER, and ornamntal plasterer mason work in general done in Cue neatest possible mimner, and promptly. Special attention paid to country work. 1-1 Mrs. Babers, RESTAUKAN T. OOI) meals at all hours.

Boarding find lodging by day 01 week. Good double-spring beds. Rules, reasonable. Corner rnurtii anil Wisconsin tstreets, Kansas. It C.

Jasmine, CONTRACTOR. CAliPEXTER and joiner. Housebuilding a spoeialty. Jobbing promptly done. Shop on Fourth street.

1-15 DEALER IX LUMBER COAL! Lath, ShlnKlesV Posts. Blinds, Lime, Cement, Hair, Etc. Also a full line of READY MIXED PAINTS A LARGE and well assorted stoclr rayu on hand, and all ordei-3 promptly to. Yard- on- I-tnirtli Street, Xeo-tlc-rlwi, Kwnaas 1-9 Tle boy stood the burning deck, Whence not a sou I had lied With around his sweetheart's riet-Si These loving words lia said: "For the best triple extracts, col ognes, essences and other perfumery, and the choicest assortment of toilet goods, come to the Stone Daua Store, Where Johnxib with th silvery tonsrric; Win wait on you while he is Srtf 10 Dats is ail the3' want to run out Drum Forrest, so we have concluded to give the People the benefit of our limited time. Photos, $1.00 per dozen Cabinets, Panels, S3.

00. Call at once, these prices are only for a short time. Drum Forrest, 1-tf Photo Tent. For beef without bones and mutton without the wool sticking to it, go to the City Meat Market. 51-tf If 3011 want a picture cf mother-in-law, with which to frighten 'cur children into obedience, take her to Hopps Bro's.

Fresh Lake Fish received every Saturday, at C. F. Wells' bake. 52 Parton Mason only charge $1.50 on Si 00 for insurance. 48-tf Stenography or Short-Hand, Greek and Latin taught by a private instructor.

Inquire at Rosson Campbell's drug store. 51-tf A. M. Mason has plenty of good wood to give to any person cutting it off the ground on his Verdi farm. No grubbing.

Call and see him at Neodesha Kansas. 45-1 Persons wishing Drugs and Medicines, "should call on Rosson Campbell, at the Corner Drug Store, where they will find a large and well assorted stock of such "articles, fresh and pure. 3G-tf If are going east, come to see us and we will sell you tickets for one-half the regular fare. Yon can go to Cincicnati or Indianapolis for $15 and to Chicago for $12. Nothing bogus but the genuine, good as gold.

Parton Mason. 48-tf Native Lcmuer Having again commenced work with ni3" saw mill at the old stand, near Verdigris Bridge, Neodesha? I will have on hands Native Lumber of all kinds, and will fill all bills on short notice. Call and get 1113' prices. 52-tf W. Brockvtay.

I have thoroughly repaired the Neodesha Steam ills since leasing it, having put in considerable new machinery, and am prepared to do Custom Work on short notice. I insure satisfaction. Give me a trial. 52-tf Dan'l Fishek. A Crayon or Pastel Portrait for a Christinas present would be more highly appreciated than anj-thing else.

Drum Forrest will get them up to please 3-011. 52-tf The editor of this paper has used some of DeLand's chemical baking powder. Ask him what he "thinks of it. That hacking cough can be so quickly cured b3" Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.

Sold 113- Pierce Bros. The new law against adulteration, if enforced will drive out four-fifths of the baking powder manufacturers. DeLands welcome such law, as it is a free advertisement of the purity of chemical baking powder. For Rest. Cash A fine farm of 320 acres in Cedar township.

1G0 acres in a high state of cultivation, all No. 1 laud. Csll on Parton Mason. 48-tf The Cherokee Blood Purifier is purely vegetable, except Iodide of Potassium, which the most powerful alternative in the whole v'ocabu-lary of medicine. Sold b3T A.

McCausland it Co. If you are troubled with fever and ague, dumb ague, bilious fevor. jaunice, dyspepsia, or any disease of the liver, biood and stomach, and wish to get well, try the new remedy, Prof. Guiimette's French Liver Pad. Ask your druggist for it, and take no other, and if he has not got it tend $1 50 in a letter to the French Pad Toledo, and receive one by return mail.

3 Why suffer da3T after day, and month after month, with lame back, sciatia, lumbago, gravel, diabetes, female weakness, when 3-011 can be cured by wearing Prof.Guilmette's Kidne3' Pad. Are you low-spirited, "down-in-the-rnouth," and weak in the back Does walkiDg, lifting or standing cause pain in the small of the back If so jou have kidney disease, and Prof. GuiSmetie's French Kidney pad is the only remedy which will cure you rapidly and permanently and wiihout filling your stomach with nauseating medicine. Webster's Uxabridoed Illustrated. Viewed as a whole, we are confident that no other living language has a dictionary which so fully and faithfully sets forth its present condition as this last edition of Webster does that of our written and spoken English tongue.

Harper's Magazine. Hill's Peerless Cough Syrup will enre Cough colds, crou or sore throat and relieves whooping coujrh and asthma. It doea not dry up a congh and leave the inflamation and fever behind it, Tint looseus the phlegm and morbid matter, and permits nature to heal the lung tissues and diseased parts. Call and pet a bottle. If not satisfied alter using it, return the empty bottle and -i-Refund your money.

A pachnge of Cobb's Little rills in tc ot each bottle free. A. 50- 16s Take care of 3-our liver. A great numher of the diseases towuicu mankind are liable arise from a disordered condition of this organ. Keep it in a sound and healthy condition and you can def3 disease.

Prickly Ash Bitters are especially adapted for this purpose, being composed of drugs which act on the liver, giving it tone and strength to withstand malaria. 5 Thousands have been cured of dumb ague, biliou? disorders, jaSundiee dyspepsia and all diseases of the and stomach, when all other remedies have failed, by using Prof. Guilmetts French Liver Pad, which is a quick ami pevaaanent cure for those disorders. Aaic your druggist for the great remedy, and take no other, and if he does not keep it send SI 50 in setter to the French Pad Toledo; 43.and-"aceive one by mail1 postpaid. The above is the title of the new railway company of which we made short mention last week.

The board of directors live mainly in Independence and the following gentlemen of that city hold the position Henry Foster, president, P. V. Hock-ett, treasurer and M. S. Stahl, secretary.

The road is to start from Independence and follow the Verdigris valley to near its source and then diverge northward to Emporia. Branch lines are to be built, one to Chanute to connect with the railways at that place and another from some point on the line to Leroy to connect with the Gould system at that poiut. If men cf energy and good business qualities take hold of this road it can be made one of the best paying lines the state as it runs through a vallej' that is one of the richest in the state, being filled with fine farms, grain, hogs, cattle and everything that would conduce to a good carrying traffic. Besides, this road intersecting or crossing other roads instead of running parallel will give its patrons the advantage of competing lines eastward and other lines will be anxious to gain its good will. The Independence papers all seem to think that it will be of immense advantage to that town and speak of the benefits to be derived from the building of the road for their eity in the most glowing terms, and what they say of it for Independence applies as well in almost every instance to Neodesha and the people of that city ma- be assured that the leading men of this city and country will be with them and do all in their power to aid the enterprise.

It is just exactly what we need, an outlet north, giving us the advantage of rival lines to Kansas Citr, St Louis and Chicago and should it not be built one will be built some daj- from Emporia or Burlington southwestward and it maj" diverge westward before reaching this place. A committee of Independence men ha3 been appointed to take subscriptions under the following heads: First, to raise $1,000 to make a pre liminary survey of route second, for an amount to be paid when the road is graded from Independence to Neodesha third, for an amouii to be paid when the first train shall be run over the road between the points mentioned. The two latter subscriptions are not to fall below $30,000. The men in charge are among the best citizens of Independence and we hope to see the work carried on with as anyone will see the great advantages that would accrue to this town and county from this line of railway. We are indebted to the Independence Star for many of the facts embodied in this article.

We neglected to mention in last Mcck's issue the death of the infant child of Ed Allen which occurred on the 20th of November. Ed has our profound sympathy and that of all of his friends in this his second bereavement since last spring, and we pray that iu the great hereafter he may be happily united with those, whom he loved so well, who have only gone before him a few daj-s. Our City Council at their meeting last Tuesday directed the Mayor to have the alley crossings on 8th street built, to have the calaboose painted and to appoint a competent person to examine the fines in the city and when any that were defective were found to have the owner repair iu accordance with aa ordinance previously passed. Talk about hard times when j-ou can buy salt at $2. 10 a barrel, as much sugar as 3-011 can carry home for $1, coffee enough to last for six: mouths for $1, good flour at 1 per sack, the best 3-ard wide sheeting at to GJ cents per yard, 20 to 25 yards good calico for 1 all this at DeFord Bros.

23 We stepped into DeFord Bros' new store the other day and was astonished to see the immense stock of good of all descriptions which he has ell hand. It speaks well for the business of our cit' when men can handle such a stock of goods during the present close times. Joseph Hamilton expects to receive a car load of furniture soon to replenish his already mammoth stock. We will put his store against that of airy other firm in this part of the state for completeness of stock and beautiful furniture. Alfred Catron has rented his farm southeast of town on Salt Creek and returned to Virginia to rejoin his wife who has been there for some time.

They expect to make a protracted visit at their old home. Miss Randall has just received an entirely new stock of the finest of millinery goods which she is selling at proportionately low prices. Her good are all of the latest st3'les and newest designs. Cherryvale has sued for an injunction to prevent the county commissioners of Montgomery county issuing the court house bonds voted on and declared carried at the late election. Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Sutherland, of Neodesha, accompanied a daughter of Dr. Huntle', of Trinidad, were in the city on Friday.

Independence Kansan. George Wait, of Altoona, was iu town this week making out some kind of a report regarding wages, productions, improvements, the exact design of which we did not learn. The Citizen says that Jesse Shinn, clerk of the district court will take the position of official reporter of this judicial district at fcke expiration of his term of office. DeFord Bros, have five clerks always busy and the secret of thisy ia, tkeu- remarkably low prices, buy from the cheap cash store and $24 23 pv wsat. 2-3 IP, going to give a fine most graceful skater aft-' It will" worth rj ibg SiH, a art? wi A have" chance.

5ir 5-ott sen thai 47.50 suit at 3Sr Fafci Sros?" Its a daisy and t88 is the Soss. 2-3 Tne Prame Famwr American? kI for S3." in rates through the columns 0f our paper; and have spoken to all ty would allow. Should any of our advertising patrons wish to make any change in their now is the time to do so and they must positively indicate what such change shall be as we will not taks the responsibility of making the change for them. If they are so careless as to let thi3 escape their notice they must not kick when we present our bills at the end of the mouth. Our new rates will be found in the upier right hand corner oa the first page and anyone who cau divide by 12 can tell what their monthly dues will be at yearly rates.

On account of making this change we will hold no one to any contracts they have made inregard to time of advertising in the past; so now do your figuring and let ns know the results. We shall keep all ads. up to their present space until the advertisers come and make such changes as they wish. i A Sad Accident. On last Sunday evening while M.

M. Tullis and family, who live just across the mound on the Sycamoro slope, were at church, their house together with its contents was destroyed by fire. The origin of the lire is a mystery" as they are confident that they left the fire in their stove perfectly secure, and about an hour after their departure Mr. Tullis' brother passed near the house and all was safe at that time. Mr.

Tullis is a poor man and can ill afford this loss. It is to ba hoped that some kind and charitable friend will devise some way by which those sympathizing with Mr. Tullis may give him something more substantial than sympathy and coudoleuce. J. M.

Keck brought a complaint before Squire Wells last Monday against three young boys, whose names we will not mention, but who are entirely too old to be guilt' of such thoughtless conduct, amounting to almost criminality, for misdemeanor, their misdeed consisting of removing the gate from his lot just west of the Fall river bridge and allowing his stock to run at large. The gale was left in a mud hole near by. The boj-s plead guilt' and our kind-hearted Justice only fined them the lowest amount possible. The boys must remember though that such misdeeds do not always meet with like leniency. I.

J. Cogswell will open a class in vocal music in the M. Ii. church on Tuesday afternoou and evening Dec, Oth. liudimeutal work at afternoon class, chorus work at evening class.

The term of ten lessons to close with a concert on Friday evening December lUth for the benefit of the M. E. church. Price SI. for membership and three concert tickets.

All lovers of music should attend. Supper. For the benefit of the Congregational church. The ladies of the above societj' will give a supper at the residence of the pastor, liev. James Cooper on next Tuesday cvening, December 2tn.

All friends and well wishers are invited to come and take supper there for the sum of 5 cents. By order Com. Miss Iillie Huntley returned to her home in Trinidad, last week after having made a pleesant visit with Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Sutherland. She was accompanied home by her broth-in-law who having been on a visit east stopped off here on his return for that purpose. Lo.st. A pocket book containing something over $140.

between Neo-desha and the old Jack James' farm northwest of town. The finder will be liberally rewarded hy returning the same and its contents to A. Rogers on the above farm. Many of our subscribers have promptly met our call for back dues and paid up this week. This encourages us and we hope the remainder will do the same.

We heartily thank all those who have paid for their promptitude. Rev. E. L. Allen has been busily engaged canvassing for names to a memorial praying the House of Representatives to give the earliest attention possible to the "Mexican Pen-ftion'Bill." lie has been very successful.

Murder. DeFord Bros, have killed old man High Price. Well no one will cry as he never did the people any good, lie made me pay 25 to 33 per cent more for goods than De Ford Bros, now sell the same goods for. 2-3 Mr. Wyrick, from near Ilolden, Missouri, who has some stock interests iu Colwley county stopped last week, on his return from a visit to them, to see his cousic, who lives southeast of town.

Lost. rA gray plaid all wool shawl between this place and the county line cn the Independence road on Monday eveuing. Finder will oblige by returning the same to" Mrs. J. M.

Hopkins. Enos Sperry has returned and is hard at work in Sperry's' hardware store. We venture to say that some of the "fair sect" arc very glad to see Enos's smiling conteuans again. B. E.

Tajdor has just received a fine a-ssortment of watches and other jewelry. It is wonderful the amount of trade he lias iu his line considering the size of our city. church services. Rev. Dr.

Devine will preach Sabbath next, the 7l4i instant in the Christian church afternoeu and evening', at 3 and 7 o'clock- made a trip to Wichita; lemi Monday anl while there found Wo (mt ifaree of okl army eoreratfes 4ey visii 4h- If ixk a few rffovs Sro iVrople" rac2 fsi ha fosvtf Ci'rSes they carry sjMgf and' seS goods a Ibvtf Ste 9 Quite an fcgri'eif rn'ofef' fngs are1 Being held at eanite church by Rev. J. A. Ilytte as-- 1 sisted by the l'oeaf bretkfrca Corned beef, head cheese and press4 ed beef at the City Meat Market. 2-lc-l-bn-tf Fkidat, TIMETABLE.

St. Uouls and San Francisco Railway, TRAILS UOIXU EAST. Lave.) IfAIL. TRSWKT. lew Albany, Frvdouia, 1 -M p.

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LOCAL. AND GENERAL. Jnne hues prot Kolden wing Kifrhtnin' Initf tie flame, Tied bug pot no win at nil, lint lie git dar all tie same. Now the leaves, prown brown and sere, Are fulling slowly from tlie tree, And the chilly morning breeze Walts) tlie echo of a xneezo From distant to our far. And that orho to ne berne, i lt this tale of woe litis told: That soaie fellow's caught il cold, For the reason, as tf old.

That his overt-oat's in pawn. Ge au 1885 almanac. Practice writing 1885. "Weather still pleasant. Hunters still numerous.

i't 1881 will soon be gone. Calendars for 1885 are out. The disunite Blade boasts a telephone. Horse blankets, cheap, Allen's. at W.

A. 2-tf. Kansas, the weather. Italy of America, in Independence sparrow. has the English Independence people talk new railroad The skating rink continues the center of attraction.

The Prairie Farmer and for $2.75. Keodesha Fine line of horse blankets and lap robes at W. A. Allen's. 2-tf.

Farmers report an unusual amount of rotten corn this year. The American Farmer, (monthly) and Usoistkk for $1.75. The brvys will soon have the field, lcp 3'ear is almost gone. Warren Brockw.ny has commenced savinr lumber at his old stand. Jack Gray's wife started on a visit to relatives in Missouri last Friday.

(jSes. Adams, our popular miller, took a trip to Oswego last Tuesday. Fay np your back subscription and get a good agricultural paper given you. Mrs. Adams, of Indiana, has been visiting with her son-in-law Lewis.

Oreorge A gunpowder explosion at Inde-pnndence severely injured several persons. Some of our young folks are learning to go pretty well on the "little wheels." The largest stock of hand made and other candies for Christmas at Bau-innn Bros. 2-lc-tf Now is the time to subscribe and get three papers for less than the price of two. See our clubbing rates with the Prairie Farmer, Orange Judd's papr, in another column. Rev.

Grilfin, the I'resVyterian minister of Cherryvalo spent Monday night at this place. A Coffcyville family had fresh, ripe strawberries, (a second crop) for dinner on Frank Woodard made another short visit borne last Sunday returning to Kingman, on Monday. Bro. Gilmore, of the Fall River Echo, is a candidate for door keeper of the Senate at Topeka. Chas.

G. Levitt reports quite a number of cattle sick from eating rotten corn left in the stock fields. Our stock of queensware and glassware for the holida3's is now complete. Call and inspect it. Baimax Bros.

D. M. Amnions is erecting a new barn on the lots upon which the residence in which J. M. Hopkins resides, is situated.

A supper for the benefit of the Congregational' church will be given at Rev. Cooper's residence next Tuesday evening. DeFord Bros, have the exclusive ale of the famous Winfield and Hal-fctead flour, guaranteed to be the best on the market. 2-3 C. S.

Brigham and family, of Coy-ville, made their friends and relatives in this city a short visit first of the week. during the Have you tried any of those New Orleans molasses at ITcFord Bros? They also keep the best buckwheat flour on the market. 2-3 The Baptist church has received a new coat ot paint under the skillful hands of J. J. Hopps who donates-his labor for the cause'- Some parties from IntTeperrtJewcv and other places have been here Took--iug at the stock in Garri'ott's- shop will' a view of buying DcFoi'd' arc closing" oiVE at cvist the best Hire" of efoa'ks, Russian circulars and New Markets ver bronht to this comity.

2-3. J. P. out new lumlWma'iV, lias purchased lots just south of Kim--fiall's elevator and has commenced 'infill lumber upon them. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, TV t-o tl i ICit iiKii.i H.

C. SCHLEY, Proprietor. KATES $2.00 I'UK rut. Everything COOn SAMPLE witli the OOn SAMPLE F.WMS ia connect-oii 1-11 ODlIA COMMERCIAL HOUSE. NEODESHA, KAS." At KASOENEH, Prop'r.

This well-known Honse, newly reflfted and furnished and tlx rooms made ueat mid clean, is ready to customers i'J. lntes. GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS in -connection with the house. l--J4-ly lVIOI)WIIV UK JST ITUBE EI1PORIUH! JOS. HAMILTON, Proprietor, A Full Liu'" of Parlor, Iiel-room Kitchen Furniture.

AVareroom East side Fourth Street, IVcoticslia, CALI. and examino my (rwln acd cont-j pare prices and quality witli those of other 1-9 HO, This spacfe is edited by Ilorrs Photographers, over Pierce Bros. Drug More. AVnteh1 it closely aud see what they have to bay. C.

F. Bakery AND CONFECTIONERY Tincli Room- West Side Foirrthr Street. NEODESHA, KANSAS. P.W.BROWNE, PAINTER- HOUSES, SIGNS, CARRIAGES NEATLY PAINTED- Paper Ranpi anl Dscoratiiii Done in Ffrst-Cia33 Style. NEODESHA, KANSAS.

B. EATON. Dealer in 7 rx'DETlTAKER'S F.1iet in tli ll market. Caskets, Met'alie cases and suits of all kiudx. Also prepared to embalm.

All orders promptly attended to at low first door routl of the I. O. The Buyers' GriDB is fesnod Sep, and March, each year 224 pages, 8 11 inches, with over 3,300 iUuatrationa a whole picture callery. Gives wholesale prices direct to consumer oa all goods for persocal or family Tells how to gives exact ery thing you eat, wear, or order, and cost of cv-us, drink, have fun Trit'i. Iheea invaluable hooks contain informatjoa gleaned froci the markets of the world.

Ve will mail a copy Free to any address cpon receipt the postage 8 cents. Let us hear irom you. Respectfully, Ci MONTGOMERY WARD CO. BUT A Wb Atom VUmm DR. HENDERSON.

A rep-nlar gradnat 606 ft 608 Wyandotte lin medicine. OrerK XSASCTTT.MO. IChico. r.uru' Irs-t 'l ill Authorized Chronic, Xen ons and "Special Diseases," SemlnsM-WeKkneBs, Sexu-1 Neryons etc. turf, g-namnteeu or money Cliarires lor.

TJionsansd of Efwerience isimiKJit-' ant. ready for use. 'o merenry or- injurious m'i n-9 nsed. So bntiiness. I'alicntS at a distance treated bv letter and niedicines sent everywhere free from frsze or breakage.

State yoitr ease and send foy terms. Consultation free and confidential personallv or bv letter. A lor both feexes i liistrate-sent sealed in plain envelope 6c in stir-Bps, see my Frem uwi. -l-i-iy EC friend, Mr. Herman Edwards who resides in the country just east of town and one of Neodesha's most popular and deserving 3oung ladies, Miss Laura Mack who is loved by all for her quiet unassuming manner and pleasing wa3-s.

The were married at the residence of the bride's parents in this city on Tuesday morniug, December 1884, at 11 o'clock, by the Rev. W. T. Griffin, of Chenyvale. After a sumptuous dinner the newly espoused pair took the westward bound train for the purpose of making their brida tour.

Upon their return they will reside in Mr. Edward's elegant residence upon his farm. He is one of our best respected citizens and his mainr friends will join in congratulating him upon hishapp3r choice in the person who will hereafter preside over his household. The Reoisteu force returns thanks for an ample supply of cake, and wishes long life and happiness-to the loving couple. At the request of some of our prominent citizens and because it is our duty we would call the attention of our worth' ma3'or and city council to the indecent orgies which have been carried on in the billiard hall on the east side of Fourth street, some of which on Wednesda3r night were more lewd and obscene than ever the savages that used to inhabit these parts were guilty of committing.

If establishments of an3 kind or the people who patronize them cannot be decent and respectable they should be abated as nuisances. While our cit3T fathers were at good work they might aleo investigate the gambling room of which mention has been made. An exchange hits the nail on the head when it "When you hear a man sneering at the local papers because they are not as big, cheap and newsy as the cit' papers, you can safely bet that he does not squander his wealth in assisting to make them better, and that generally the papers have done more for him than he has for them. The man who cannot see the benefit arising to a town from its newspapers, hasn't the sense of an 03'ster, and is about as much value to a town as a delinquent tax list." The Weekly Blade, (Nasby's paper,) of Toledo, Ohio, is now the largest and best dollar family newspaper published. During the recent campaign it reached the enormous circulation of 200,000, and it leads all other papers by many thousand.

They will mail specimen cop3' free on receipt of address. See advertisement elsewhere. We understand that there is some difficulty between Thomas Gildart and the parties who gave him the contract for making the fill in the public road at the bluffs west of town, it being claimed that the fill was not made according to contract. Business Notices. Have Hopps Bros.

'picter tooken" bv 51-tf" The Boss Tobacco and Cigar Store -Stewart Lunchs of all kinds and at all hour at Wells' Bakery and Lunch room. A car load of nice potatoes, at Stewart 51-tf Fresh Lake Fish received every Satudray, at C. F. Wells' bakeiy. 52 Game wanted at the Post Office Book Store.

Highest Cash price pail for same. 52-3 Underwear of every kind at Golden Eagle. 1-tf Blank books, stationery and everything in that hue, at P. O. Bookstore.

23-tf Buckwheat Flour and Maple Sj-rup at Stewart 51-tf Wall paper! wall paper! Newest and latest designs. P. O. Book store. Cherokee Blood Purifier will relieve rheumatism and often cure it.

Sold I13' A. McCausland Co. We have farms in Davis, Ringold and Van Buren counties," Iowa, to trade for Kansas farms or wild lands. Parton Mason. 48-tf Loans and Collections made, taxes paid for non-residents, insurance and all kinds of business in this line done 113- Parton Mason.

48-tf Fire, Lightning, Windstorms, and Tornado Insurance in the old reliable Continental Compain- Ijy Parton Mason. We also insure 3Tour stock and give you from 1 to 5 3-ears time to pay. for the same. 48-tf Buy Imperial Roller patent Flour at Baldwin's and alwa3-s have good bread. 4 1-tf Chopped Feed of all kinds, and at reasonable prices, at the Neodesha Steam Mills.

52-tf Fresh and fine Confectionery and Candies at Wells' Lunch Rooms. Try them. SG-tf Call at C. F. Wells' Bakery for fine Bread, Buns, Rusks, Pies, Cakes, Graham Bread, etc.

SG-tf Finest California Sugar Svrup' in kegs, at Stewart 51-tf Best of Flour at $2.00 per hundred, per sack, at the Neodesha Steam Mills. 52-tf If you want to borrow money on 3-our farm call and see Parton Mason and get tlieir terms. 48-if Farms Farms If you want to buy or sell, call and see us, Parton Mason. 48-tf Go to the1 Neodesha Photograph Gallen, over Pierce's drug store for Geis, Photographs, Bon Tons, etc. F.

Yehle sells his meats cheaper than uy btcher ever sold in Neodesha. CSsli and buy of him, so he can afford to sta'. 51-tf Parton Mason loan money eo that ou can pay it off in 1 3eap 18 months or in any time out "extra charge. If you want t(v borrow money, call on A. iioCrixi; i.

to. McOAUSLAND COj -Dealers ix DRUGS, MEDICINES; Telist and Fsncj Perfomsrv and Static-cry rtTTV, and Patent and irSfrt.rry Mcdicbc; pi'iiE Winea Mawrs. for and lltoi.a.un.iU I rpoa." Street, Hal fa P. 0. CITY MEAT MARKET; F.

Vest Side Fotfrth St." Neotlowlia, IS Tou will always find The lest tjnslily all kinds of trush aud aiuukdl mciiti, It'll MP, BEEF, VEAL BACON', JiUTTOX, SAtJSAtJIIS. II.V.'!rt All leal Bills payable losftfc dim ma Mtra 'sar rva s- IF.1LER IS Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Sito'nfe iT-Wtch cleaninsr. paring and enrnv-rj; neatly and promptly done. Main Neodesha, Km. C.

A. Jl A II 1 AND BAKERY. Clioico Confectiocri FIIUITS, NUTS, CIGAKS, I5ACCO, KTC. Ice Cresfs-, 0jster3 and LemcL.iJe' in their seasca. Lunches Serve I to Order.

3Z ft fsltlo loiii-t It Slrcct NEOICSIfA, KANSAS. Proprietors JLIVERY STABLE- EAILEOAD 'BUS Ullt Cb Gene Ltery Bssinesjy fVlljST-f" veiiidrf. and srood te-im-" trf let at all tini-s at reasonable rates. n7 Mablo is well potnlt nnl iumf-able, all patrons Try sii I -invin vr- J7 J. 1 fc.

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