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SEVERANCE, DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1899. No. 24. fe THE WINNING TICKET. V4 THE SEASON THE GREAT MAJESTIC.

ST-" LOCAL NEWS. () Countg IRews. 1 I -i i ,.1 T- BURIED BY COMRADES. fj) HP InrG.r.0. wB.E0.fc a SI.UlUIS.l5 Miss Alice Read of Highland has returned homa from a visit to Bozeman, Mont.

Mr. W. II. Ilargis.L the genial station agent, is the happy father of a bouncing eleven-pound girl baby. The young lady arrived Oct.

6. Mother and child are both doing well. We will repeat the "toast" we offered, in 'print: "May the little lady prove a joy and blessing to the happy parents." Miss Minnie Gallagher of Highland Station visited Miss Rose Delaney last week. W. B.

Garten, a. former resident of Doniphan County but now of Yukon is here on a visit, exchanging greetings with scores of old friends. Of Round Oak 'Stoves, Majestic Steel Ranges, Bain Wagons and Capital Wagons Is now Approaching. Full line of Buggies, Carriages and Spring Wagons. THE GREAT MAJESTIC.

Mrs. J. Erwin, Howard and daughter, of is visiting Mrs. N. A.

Doniphan County Democratic Convention Was Not Regular. The following dispatch was taken from Monday's St. Joseph News: Trot, Kan, 9. All of the Democratic candidates for Doniphan county officers appeared before the board of elections here last Saturday, in response to a notice to appear on that date and make answer to objections to their names goingon the official ballot, which had been filed-at the office of the county clerk. Alfred Perry, late chairman of the Democratic courty central committee, is the objector, and the grounds for his objections were that the mass county convention which nominated these candidates called for at the court house but held in the opera house.

The county clerk, county attorney and distinct clerk comprise a board for the hearing of such objections, and after listening to the evidence, Saturday decided in favor of Perry and against the Democratic candidates. This decision knocked out the newly elected central committee and leaves the Democrats with no county organization whatever. Much indignation is expressed because the ticket was ruled out on account of a technicality, and as the time for the nomination of candidates has passed the Democrats will have no ticket on the official ballot. DOES IT PAY TO ADVERTISE? Well. I should smile.

During the past month, when we offered special inducements, our trade has increased 50 per cent. And now that we have our entire winter goods on hand we never have been better prepared to suit you. Here is 'what we will do for you Friday and Saturday: 2 0 pounds Ex tra Sugar $1.00 19 pounds Granulated Sugar 1.00 11 Packages Lion Coffee 1.00 11 packages Arbuckles Coffee 1.00 2-pound package Oat Meal 05 1 gallon can Syrup 30 Michigan Salt .75 Beet Prints 05 Others get Co to 11c for same. Muslin 4c You will find us paying highest Brice for Butter and Eggs at all times, on't make your purchases till you figure with us, as we mean to save you money this fall and winter. THE FINEST STOCK OF HARDWARE AND STOVES IN NORTHEAST KANSAS.

Fresh Timothy Seed, crop of 1899, just received from the hands of the grower, Gundlach Wheat Drills, Steel Age Drills Don't forget our Specialty Aermoter Windmills, Pumps and Tanks. We make a specialty of this line of work. Come in and look us over. ED HEENEY. M.

V. Hall Laid to Rest With Military Honors. LI. V. Hall, one of the oldest residents of Doniphan county, died in this city Thursday morniDg, Oct.

5. He was a native of Indiana, about 75 years of age, and came to what is now Doniphan County in 1818 51 years ago. He leaves a wife and eight children and seven grandchildren. All of Mr. Hall's children have reached manhood and womanhood, and are numbered among the most respected citizens.

The funeral took place Friday afternoon The obsequies were conducted by the members of Severance Post No. 191, G. A. R. The remains were interred in Oak Hill Cemetery, in the lot of the Women's Relief Corps, No.

75. This corps is the ladies' auxiliary of Post No. 191. Eleven of the members of Post 191 were present to carry out the last solemn rites for a beloved and honored comrade. The funeral ras a large one, a long line of vehicles following the remains from the residence to the com-etery.

The servicea at the grave were solemn and impressive. The ceremonies were conducted by Commander Jas. Chaney, W. H. II.

Curtis officiated as Chaplain and George II. Itobb as Adjutant. The old Boldiers gathered around the remains and every detail of the burial ritual was faithfully performed, while the relatives, friends and acquaintances bared their heads and listened with close attention to the solemn words of farewell which announced that the march of another comrade was over. Three volleys were fired by the firing party, which was composed of George and James Roberts and W. II.

Stewart. The choir was composed of S. A. Springer, wife and daughter, and their rendering of the appropriate song, "One By One the Heroes Go" was remarkably Bweet and impressive. The ceremoniea concluded by.

the sounding of taps by Prof. Childs. The sympathy of the entire community will go to the sorrowing family who have lost a loving husband and father by the hand of the fell destroy er. ft aw? The Republicans of Wolf River Township Nominate Officers. The Republicans of Wolf River Towu-fihip met in the Opera House Saturday afternoon for the purpose of placing in nomination the candidates who will be elected to fill the offices for which they have been chosen.

The convention wa9 called to order by N. L. Nelson. Secretary Harper read the call, after which C. L.

Weiden-saul was elected permanent chairman, and Ed Ileeney secretary. Nominations were immediately entered upon. Oscar Nelson of Moray, the present incumbent, was nominated for trustee by acclamation. Fred C. Duehn of Leon present incumbent, for treasurer, by acclamation.

George W. Springer and A. C. Hansen were placed in nomination for clerk. The vote resulted in favor of the latter, whose nomination was made unanimous.

Jacob Prouty was nominated for constable of Severance, and Ed J. Oldt for constable of Leon a. The following gentlemen were placed in nomination for road overseers: District No. 1, Wm. Watkins; No.

2. Battie Small; No. 3, Ed Corbett; No. 4. vacant; No.

5, Abram Bottiger; No. 6, W. P. Dittemore; No. 7, Perry Roberts; No.

8, George Hamilton. The proceedings of the convention were marked by the utmost good feeling. The orator of the occasion was our genial, jovial, jolly friefld, Chris. Hansen, the next clerk of Wolf River Township. New Corn Meal at the Severance Elevator.

Just the thing your morning pancakes. Among those whom the "new" editor bad the pleasure of meeting Saturday were N. L. Nelson, John Holverson, Perry Roberts, Oscar Nelson, Milton Zimmerman, and hia son Cyrus of Moray; N. Erickson, J.

W. Rogers, O. Swanson, J. C.Anderson, Fred Ebeling, Swan Pearson, J. W.

Robinson, Ii. G. Harper, C. L. Weidensaul, Ed Oldt, II.

Laverentz, E. C. Miller of Leona; Chas. E. Miller, N.

Rittenhouse, R. J. Thomas of near Highland; J. S. Chaney, Union Township; J.

S. Shriner, W. II. H. Miller, Jake Stout, J.

W. Weir, John Stillwell, Michael Green, W. Watson, C. F. Herzing, IL Day, J.

S. Smith. J. W. McLain, Ben Nigus, R.

Morley and James Gray of near this city. It will take some time before the editor will know everybody, and a cordial invitation is extended to every one to give the News a call when they are in Severance. We are here with the hope and intention of making Doniphan County our home, and if the friends of the paper will introduce themselves to us, we will greatly appreciate the courtesy. Tne dance given for the young folks Saturday night, by Misses Delaney and Childs was a great success and a very enjoyable affair. The carved lion-which, was exhibited in Leon hard's drugstore Saturday, was a splendid advertisement to illustrate the skill of O.

Swanson, the popular painter of Leona. W. A. Smith and L. R.

May, two popular young men of Hiawatha, registered at the Hotel Hamilton Saturday night and departed for home Sunday morning. They were returning from Troy and were making the trip on their wheels. Charley Foster is quite a Nimrod. Thirty ducks fell victims to his prowess last week. Springer.

J. A. Campbell Jeft for Wichita Satr meeting of the Grand Lodge, I.O. O. of which he is the Grand Representative.

Tornado and Windstorm Insurance Rates very cheap. H. C. Hansen, Ag't. Thousands of the most stubborn and distressing cases of piles have been cured by TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT.

It never fails to cure. Price, CO cts. in bottles, tubes 75 cts. F. O.

Leonhard. Fielding Hubs of near Highland was in town Saturday. Ed Ileeney has returned from his trip to Kansas City, where he had been looking over the market for his winter stock. Tom Lyons paid a flying visit to St. Joe last Thursday.

J. J. Mulkey of Horton was in town Saturday. The many friends in this county of Mr. and Mrs.

J.J. Mulkey of Horton, will be pained to learn that they have suffered a sad bereavement by the death of their little son, John L. Burchfield Mulkey, who died Oct, 2 at 4 p.m. He was buried in the Highland Cemetery on the afternoon of the 5th. W.

A. Smith of near Highland paid the News a visit Saturday. T. A. Byers returned last week from a two weeks' hunting trip near Alma, Neb.

He reports a fine time and plenty of game. J. II. Enslow, the popular photographer, has returned and is ready for business. cite rs CALL GUS EBNER EXCLUSIVE DEALER IN LYOSMS CASH STORE T.

J. LYONS, Manager. 5fcfc ifc fce fc V- From Pleasant Ridge. J. Jones is the regularly authorized spent for the News In Pleasant Kidge Dlstri and vicluity-Ile will receive and receipt for all new eubecrip.

tions, and will also take orders for advertising and job work. Allie Albers made a business trip to Kansas City Thursday to look after some fine cattle. J. R. Jones has purchased a fine hog from Dick Daws.

Fred Oswald and William Myers weut to Troy on business Thursday. William Black has bought a fine Durham calf from M. C. Vansell of Muscotah for $80. Ace Huff and A.

M. Ricklefs attended M. C. Vansell's sale last week. Charley Albers was in Kansas City Friday on business.

P. Curtis has taken a boy from the Orphan Home on trial. He ex-expects to keep him. Andy Fulton was a caller at Horton, Friday. Mrs.

Esther Williams visited her sister, Mrs. B. F. Heaston, last week. We learn that Miss Jennie Ruse, who is well known here, was married to Mr.

Woolf last week. Bill Culp has finished in our vicinity, and all are well SEVERANCE, KANSAS. Lowest Prices. Latest Styles. ail the news, without prejudice; TLbc beet general reading; tlbe best market reports; tCbe Great ffmper of tbc (Srcat XOest, NOTICE.

The Poland China hog 6ale of G. W. McCormack has been postponed until Nov. 30. Col.

Sawyer, the auctioneer, dead. J. M. Vanderslice of Robinson visited Severance Sunday. Robinson's popular barber, W.

G. Trimmer, was shaking hands with his B. SHOWERS Severance, Kansas THE KANSAS CITY STAR S. L. Ryan of Hiawatha was in town a few minutes Sunday, en route to Topeka.

P. E. Flank and wife returned Friday night from a six days' visit to Kansas City. They report having enjoyed the Severane friends Sunday. Uruit Presh New Corn Meal at the Severance Ele vator.

Delicious for breakfast. By mail, postage prepaid, daily and Sunday, 1 year, By mail, postage prepaid, daily and Sunday. 6 months, $2.00 THE WEEKLY KANSAS CITY STAR Postage prepaid, 25 cents a year. pleased with his work. Will keep your blood cool, and act as a corrective, insuring a good digestion.

It is much cheaper and more enjoyable than buying patent medicines. Mrs. Olivia Carpenter will return. A. M.

Ricklefs made a business trip to St. Joseph last week. home from the East Oct. 14. bhe has engaged the services of a competent The "boy preacher" fulfilled his dressmaker to assist her.

appointment at Jordau Creek. The News and Weekly Kansas City Star lor $1.10, Hresh U7. There was a large crowd both morn BREAD IF PAID IN ADVANCE For Sale rye Michael Green. H3, tor the Moonlight Excursion Everybody should take advantage ing ana evening to welcome him. All who heard him appreciated his talk very much.

He is quite a wonder. festivities. Miss Eva Ryan returned from Kansas City Saturday. She reports having had an enjoyable visit and eulogizes to the skies the manner in which the Press Committee took care of the newspaper visitors. "There was nothing too good for them." said Miss Eva.

A pleasant surprise party was given at Will Hooper's residence in Moray Saturday evening in honor of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Queen, it being her 52nd birthday. The guests were well entertained by music Until about 11 o'clock and were then invited to eat oysters. They all departed at a late Is most important. We make the sweetes and most wholesome and nourishing bread to be found anywhere.

Try it once, is all we ask of you. There will be a social at our From Bendena. fW. J. Edwards of Edwards Restaurant' of the round-trip overland excur TIMETABLE.

school house Friday evening, Oct. sion to Denton Sunday evening. yourselves. d. Uome ana enjoy We have secured three big wagons Bendena, i the regularly authorized agent for the News in Bendena and vicinity, lie will receive and receipt for all new subscriptions, and will also take orders for advertising and job work.

The law lirm of Webb Bowers, at Troy, has dissolved. Business en The proceeds are to go to the to come to Denton Sunday evening Mot SOFFDD minister. our meetinir. and every one who There has been preaching every WEST trusted to the firm before the dissolution will be completed as if no dissolu will go will be provided with a way day this week by Rev. Queen at the school house.

stock cow. In- Fob Sale: A good Oysters served in all Passenger 11:06 p. reo: we can tase iniriy uertms. tion had taken place. Judge Webb has Lunch at all hours, styles quire of A.

L. Best. No. 3 Passenger 11:36 a. m.

opened an office for the practice of the Miss Eva Ryan was transacting All who will go please meet at Mr. Rhvpev's not later than 6:15 p. No. 17 Through Frt business in town Tuesday evening. As an evidence of the importance of hour wishing Mrs.

Queen many happy law in the Boder building, south of the Bank of Troy. No. 13 Local Frt 9:55 a.m. as the teams will start from there. birthdays.

Troy Times. EAST Severance to the outside world, nine commercial travelers registered at the Tuesday evening J. Koosman, red Pillod, Roy Howard and Misses Every one welcome. John S. Wogan, general agent for the J.

1. OAW1EK. Dizziness, loss of appetite, flatulency Hotel Hamilton Monday. Nina McDonald, Mary McLaughlin, No No 2 Passenger 5:55 a. m.

4 Passenger 3:35 p. m. A. B. SHOWERS Severance, Kansas izzic Kiepen, Minnie liorman went Champion Binder, who is well and favorably known to the citizens of this county, was in Severance Wednesday.

and nausea are all connected with dyspepsia or indigestion. HERBINE will No. 18 Thro Frt 11:36 p.m. 24Photosfor25c went to a dance at Mr. Sallman Relief Corps Annual Fair.

The Annual Fair of the Women's No. 14 Local Frt 3:35 p. and report a pleasant time. give prompt relief. Price 50 cts.

F. O. Leochard. at K. C.

Photo Car and a button free Tickets on eale and baggage checked Belief Corps, No. 75, will take place L. W. Campbell had business in Fred Conaway was in town Sunday. A.

D. Hall and wife returned Sunday until Nov. 1st. through to all points. Troy Thursday.

Saturday. Oct. 28. The preliminary Cr W- W. II.

Hargis, Agt. from Mabel, and Hesper, Our accommodating and genial Eta-ion agent, W. II. Hargis, certainly de Mrs. H.

T. Edwards and sons arrangements are now being made. Next week's issue will give further 7 NOTICE. Severance, Oct. 5, 1899.

I now have a saw-mill in my grove Jared and Earl went to Severance C. 11. 1. P. BY.

DENTON. where they had been visiting their uncle and grandparents. Tuesday. EAST. serves the great blessing which Providence has bo kindly bestowed upon him' for he surely understands how to two miles eouthweBt of beverance and am ready to take orders for "building Charles Hargus, driver for L.

Dr. Barton Pitts, eye and ear special From Highland. 3atst IReceiveb Baird, was in town Friday. dimension, fencing or anything in the treat "ye newspaper man." WEST. ist, Francis and Fred.

Ave. Tel. 438, old or new. St. Joseph, Mo.

Iy50 No. 2G. No. 14. No.

13. No. 25 Some twenty or more of our Odd ine of native lumber, and will maKe T. W. Campbell's barn is pro 9:43 a.

m. 6:03 10:25 a. m. 5:44 p. Alt, Agt.

We return thanks to C. O. Turkleson Fellows attended the County Reunion at Troy Wednesday of last gressing mcely under tne manage For all fresh cuts or wounds, in either for his kindly remembrance that the ment of A. 13. Campbell.

frame timber of walnut if ordered. Will be glad to have your orders early, as the mill won't remain long. I will take corn for lumber. Sawing done to suit customers. Mns A.

week. They were splendidly treat the human subject or in animals, as a Stock of Millinery. editor needs money to run the paper. Martin Anderson and family went My New Fall Give us a call. dressing, BALLARD'S SNOW LINI- ed and report a nne time.

Ine lyUU reunion will be at Highland. C. W. Dock of Leona called last week Mhar is excellent: while for sores on to Atchison Friday. Mrs.

Meade and daughter Verna accompanied I also have a large supply or hedge working horses, especially if slow to George Vinsonhaler of St. Joseph DOEta at my house in Severance. them. on the "new" editor and made his heart glad by paying subscription. W.

H. H.CURTIS, Attorney at Law. Notary Public, Conveyancer ad heal, or suppurating, its healing quali was in town Thursday of last week. NY Li. ttirrt-x.

T. W. Campbell and J. W. Howard ties are unequaled.

Price 25 cts. and 50 The funeral of Mrs. Charters took cts. F. O.

Leonhard. Our first caller Monday wae George place Thursday from the residence shipped a car of hogs to St. Joseph Thursday. NOTICE. Severance.

Kans Oct. 2, 1899. L. Miller, who came with the dollar in Negotiator of Loans. Interest 6, 6J and 7 per cent.

Time to suit bor Nature can only feed the flame of life of her daughter, Mrs. Steele. I have this day sold and transferred his hand and a smile on hia face for the Miss Nina McDo-iald, the dress with the food eaten which is digested. Hon. B.

A. Seaver has returned rower. "new" editor. Ilerbine will reinvigorate a weak maker, tas all she can do at present, and does her work well and from an exteuded trip west. to Thos.

H. Franklin all my insurance and I can recommend him to all wiRhinu' insurance. He will look Severance, stomach, and bo improve digestion as to Bills have been posted for a public Andrew Rankin of Ohio spent last neatly nsure the natural bloom of health after all my old policies now in force. Saturday and Sunday with his Price 50 cts. F.

O. Leonhard. sale at the residence of Ben Hinschliff in Union Township, one mile southwest MAGNETIC HEALING R. M. Tad wig's brother from brother J.

JUL. Kankin. Menasha County came in to visit it. J. jvioRKisoi Ilavinff bousrht the interest of Mr.

II For Sale Six fanning mills. Ebel' of Denton J.W. Pry is the auctioneer Miss Alice Read arrived home him Friday morning. Laverentz. Mules, horses, colts, cattle, farm imple Warner, Magnetic Healer, from Montana last Friday.

She has Several of our citizens went down C. Morrison in the insurance business, formerly Morrison 4 Franklin, I desire been absent over a year. ments and farmers' supplies will be sold WHEN IN DOUBT CONSULT THE BEST! ii 'la. Fonlffi T.lffl'j rrp.atp.Rt Inmrv! Health is life's Greatest Luxury! to Jordan Creek to hear the "boy Geo. U.

Miller, tne well Known car Treats Successfully Chronic Diseases of All Kinds. to inform my mends ana me puouu to the highest bidder. Sale will take iir. ana jirs- acn tiumore ar oreacher" Sunday morning and penter, is experiencing the results of the that I can be found at the office of U. IN.

rived home from the St. Louis fair place Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 10 a. m. evening.

wave ol prosperity, lnis weeK ne is Willis, at the lumber yard, ready to attend to any business in the insurance GREAT last Saturday. They report a fine putting a roof on a building for Pat J. W. Howard visited his son-iu- J. W.

Bodar of Moray was in town time. You Want HEALTH Consult the World's Joyce, after which he will erect a barn line which they may entrust to me. Monday and paid the News a pleasant Kansas Weekly G. Albers of near Sever ance Sunday afternoon. for Mrs.

Shea. Will Swinney was up from Okla Kespectfully, Thos. II. Fkasklist. call.

homa several days ago. He is buy A Kansas newspaper that hag had a most remark Mrs. Charters, of near Highland, 77 Successful Specialist Wilbur Mead, while out playing ing and shipping potatoes to that Don't forget when you are in town Don't think that the editor should with another little boy was thrown years of age, died suddenly of heart fail place. that you intended to purchase a nice In Chronic. Nsrvous, Private and Surgical Diseases ol both sexes.

and bruised his elbow, but is feel know about every local happening, able growth daring the past year or two is tbe Topeka Mail and Breeze ure while sitting at the dinner table, DR. E. J. WALSH, George Moore is back in old Don roast or steak from J. F.

Ebeling, the Wednesday of last week, at the resi ing very well at present. Should you feel aggrieved if something Late of Chicago. Former. iphan County. Continued ill health i I Our Electrio Machine for the Treatment of Nerr-oua Disease.

Rheumatism and X-Kay Work. dence of her daughter. Mrs. Steele. butcher.

24tf should be omitted which you think ST. JOSEPH, MO. Consultation Free Irompt and Permanent Cores) It Is brimming fall of bright and crisp comment ly President of Et Anthony's Hospital. compelled him to leave Oklahoma When Mac Comes Home. on Kansas affairs, attractive Kansas cartoons, and should have appeared, blame yourself John on Tuesday, shipped Hermann Aymann, tne genial youog The disease known as black leg S.

M. Shields, Highland's only Bronchitis, Asthma, Early Consumption, Khemnatism, Neuralgia, Dya- pi for not telling the editor. 3,000 head of poultry and 50 cases of CATARRH vn I nil II II hardware and furniture merchant of Kansas portraits and illustrations that make the paper almost Indispensable to the np to-date Kan has broken out among the cattle soldier lad in the Philippines, is ex pepsin. Scrofula, Syphilid il UfflMtH Suffering from Disease lilm ana all Bioou, Lirer ana Kidney meeases. i of the Womb, Ovaries, Bladder, Kidneys, Nervous and all Blood, Liver and Kidney Diseases, of the Womb.

Ovaries. Bladder. Kidneys. Nei eggs to St. Joseph Robinson, was in town Sunday.

and seems to be spreading. Will FOR SALE. 1 11 UtUL.11 Kihmistinn Palnitntinn of thn Heart. nrRnpnsia. or anv disease peculiar to pected home in about a month Rau rowelled forty-eight head for i 1 rex, sbonld call on the great Specialist and get an opinion on their case free of charge.

E. A. Davis of Hiawatha was in town When he arrives the Vidette pro Mrs. George Baird of in My residence ia for sale, on easy terms. i'l r-l rPTDIPITV for one man the other day.

Ban. cave ixiaue tmnuicuisniiu tuc puu Usher of the Mail and Breeze by which onr sub scribers can get Tux Sews and tbe Hail and Breeze one fear for 11.50. Don't fail to take ad vantage of this remarkable poses that the town give him a tLtWiniMII I Night Losses, Defective Memory, Threatened Insanity, the city Monday, visiting her sister, Occupancy given at once. a few moments Monday en route to St Joseph Frank Kitzmiller was taken sud booming reception. He has nrst Mrs.

Hamilton. J. A. Campbell. B' Will Power, Mental Delusions, Sleeplessness, Lost Manhood, eaknessoi Men, etc VARIPfiPPI Is the most active cause of Nervous Debility.

Why treat months 1:1 InllluUUbLL with others when we guarantee you a permanent cure in seven daya place in the hearts of Highland denly sick last Monday jught, but hv onr nalnless method vdrocele cured in three davs no rain. J. R. Jones the News' interesting Mrs. C.

N. Willis and daughter visited Miss Eva Ryan left for St. Joseph is getting better. Dr. Boone at tended him.

patriots. He is himself a public spirited young man of many sterling vfeMJl 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE correspondent from Pleasant Ridge dis Mrs. Lucas of Robinson, Sunday. Tuesday morning. She ha9 accepted a 1 1 qualities, lie 13 a member ot oom trict, was in town Monday and paid this position for a short time on the Journal O.

N.Roby and family, who have been the Woodman and Masonic lodges of The praises we have received for our remarkable skill in curing cases given tip aa helpless by all has compelled ns to nse this means in order to give the people, as well as the medical profession, the benefit of our knowledge of medicine and our inimitable skill In the art of surgery. Remember, your family physician is always welcome to see ns operate. We are willing to spread our knowledge and show our skill, and we feel justly proud of the daily congratulations receive front the medical profession for the advanced medical and surgical literature we have written. ONLY CURABLE CASES TAKEN. Best of references and credentials.

If yon cannot call, write hundreds cured by mail. HOURS! 10 t(l 12. 2 to 5. 7 to ft. Similar.

11 to. 12:30. office a pleasant call. John Young, John-JJillon and others left for Wichita last Tuesday to attend the Grand Lodge of Odd of Commerce. The citizens of Sever Waily windy weather, Insurance too this place and in each was an active member.

A grand reception for him at Woodman Hall, participated Fellows. i cheap to be without. H. C. Hansen ance will greatly miss Miss Eva's bright and smiling face.

The News wishes her the best of success in whatever field Bhe located on the Rippey farm for the past two years, left for Oklahoma Monday, where they will locate on their farm near Edmond, about fourteen miles Eouth of Guthrie. They are all pleased A fine rain fell Tuesday evening. Agent. CHICAGO MEDICAL INSTITUTE in by all citizens, formally wel Trace Marks may be called to use her superior talents. Our Highland correspondent is respectfully invited to call on the Democrats Nominate.

comed by city officials, any old thing to permit the escape of a little en Designs Copyrights Ac. Pursuant to call, the Democratic with Donipnan county, tut nice every "new" editor, Ed. News. Tha most stubborn cases of Bronchi vrtrh and description mar thusiasm and show of patriotism. convention was held Saturday night in one else, they prefer to work their own tis succumbs to Ballard's Uorehound Delaney Jb Lyons' hall, and nominated land.

We wish them success in their Whole Menagerie. Syrup. Price 23 and 50 cents. F. Then call on the old boy to give a short sketch of his experience in the Philippines, and Mac is, just the the following candidates for township new home.

"Yes," said the excited man, "he offices: Trustee, R. W. Vigus; treasurer, Leonhard. LOST. fellow who can do this in an inter Jacob Stout; clerk, John McCain: con The many friends of John Heeney, onlrklv ascertain onr opinion free whether aa InVentlon tu probably patentable.

roncffiuuK-. ttortrtrtly confidential iint free. oWt aeei.cy forrmg Patents taken through Mann A Co. receive tpecial notice, without oWje, la the Scientific American. yw four months, tL Sold by aJl newsdealers.

Hew York stable of Severance, C. W. Harpeter, esting way. When Mac comes the nephew of Ed Heeney.our hardware Two children's white silk crocheted Road OverseersDistrict No. Non home, giye him a reception.

Vi tried to act the hog and treat me like a dog, but I soon showed him he was playing horse with the wrong man when he monkeyed with and furniture "merchant, will regret to Jenkins; No. 2, Ben Vigus: No. 3, John dette. cape, between Severance and Denton Fiader will please leave them at Spring Corcoran; No. 4, vacant: No.

5, J. learn that he is very We trust that he will be restored to health at an early Al. Stewart ol Denton was over on Libel; No. 6, George Follbright; No. 7, er store, Severance.

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