The Sentinel from Prescott, Kansas • 1

ADVERTISE In the Sentinel if you the trade of Prescott and vicinity. If you havent anything to sell dont advertise, if you have tell the people about it in your home paper. FOR ARTISTIC JOB WORK CALL AT THE Sentinel Office PRESCOTT, LINN COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1901. NO. 29 VOL.

2. AT MILLER, We propose on and after July 22, to conduct a strict! uj cash business, we intend to make it to your interest to PAY GASH AND At the Annual School Meeting, Thursday afternoon, Lee Mayfield was elected director for the next three years A 7 months term of school was voted, and a levy of 0 mills. The majority of those pres ent thought that it was necessary to cut down expenses on account of the drouth- The levy last year was 12 mills and an 8 months term. We notice the name of Rev. J.

H. Price among those ol prominent church people of Ft. Scott, who purchased liquor of the jointists, in or-to get evidence against them for tne purpose of closing them up. Rev. Price is wTell known in this vicinity as the Presiding Elder of the Methodist Church.

SAVE MONEY' Of course we do not expect to do all the business, but if good goods and right prices count for anything we shall certainly get a liberal share of your trade. Butter, eggs poultry are considered same as cash. tf 2 -1, watch for prices later, E. Miller Son. Time Table of Memphis R.

R. Attorney General Goddard has notified the express companies that the practice of allowing Kansas City wholesale liquor houses to ship jugs and other packages of liquor to John Doe, or any other fictious name: and instructing the local agent to deliver the same to any one who would pay the 0, charges; is a violation of the prohibitory law. Foreman Cassida has a force of men and teams at work on the R. It track just north of town, where it curves. The original road bed was too narrow and the weight of the trains coming round the bend, had a tendency to move the track out of place.

By increasing the width of the road bed the track will he strengthened and any possible accidents prevented. Last Sunday seemed to be an un. lucky day for boys. This time it was Charley Mayhews seven year old, Orville, who was thrown from bis horse and his left arm broken. The break is quite serious, as not only was the elbow joint torn loose, bat the upperbone of the arm was broken and pushed up through the flesh making a very painful wound.

It is thought that if the arm is saved Orville will have but little use of it. Hubert, second son of John Brown, met with quite a painful accident at Fulton last Sunday, while trying to hold a team of horses by the bits and keep them from running away from an approacaing train. One of the horses reared, and it is supposed that the end of theueckyoke in coming down, cut a long gash in his left cheek near the eye. Dr. Hunter of Fulton, was summoned who took several stitches in the wound.

Hubert is doing nicely now under the care of Dr, ONeil. Church Directory. Baptist Prayermeeting every Friday evening at 7 :30 p. m. Sunday School at 10 a.

m. Methodist Preaching every Third and Fourth Sunday at 1 1 a. m. and 7:15 p. m.

Prayermeeting Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. Epworth League each Sunday at 7:45. Sunday School at 10 a. m.

Rev Jesse Robinson, Pastor. PRESCOTT MARKET REPORT G. T. UNDERWOOD, Tonsorial Artist. Also haudle a tine line of Cigars Tobacco and vjr Dr.F.

Onell M.D, Physician and Surgeon. Pbebcott, kan. W.H, Fords Hotel. First-class board and lodging by the day or week. Everything is neat, clean and ujx-to-date.

Prescott, Kansas M. C. STARK. JACKSON Stark Jackson, BEAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSUEANCE Your business solicited. Sppial Accommodations For Traveling Meu Big Barn M.

E. IIAWKINS, Have strong and easy rigs, Safe and speedy horses, Reliable drivers who know all the roads. MOUND CITY, KANSAS L.F Patterson REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT. Correspondence Solicited. Mantey, jpnja FOR BOOT, SHOE REPAIRING AND CARPET WEAVING -GO TO- D.

Kauffman only good work done. Corn per, bushel, to cts. Potatoes per bushel to cts Apples, per bushel to cts Onions, per bushel cts Butter, per pound 1 2 to 1 5 cts Chickens, per pound 6 to lOcts Turkeys, per pound 5 to 6 cts Ducks, per pound, 5 cts Eggs per, dozen, 12 cts Rain is needed. Send in the news. Still hot and dry.

Bring us your job work Miss Rose Redden is visiting at home this week. E. Torrey spent his regular monthly holiday with the home.folks Mrs, II Ilahn rcturneddast week from an extended visit in Colorado A young man from Blue Mound, was in Prescott this week, selling sterescopic views. George Johnson' went to Inman Kansas, where he expects to work for two or three months. Ulysses Bogart, living north west of town, tried to sink his well deeper, last week and struck quite a flow of gas.

Rev. Robinson and wife visited the members of their congregations at Mantey and Avondale the rst of the week. Mrs. Sarah Potts left for her home in Rushville, 111, last Sunday, after a visit with the families of D. and 0.

Manlove. The daily papers are making considerable to do over the report that Mrs. Nation is loosing herpow er of speech, W. H. Gifford sold his cattle this week uo a prty iu Iowa for 3 cents per pound, Bowers sold 6old a car lord of white facedcat-tleto the same party at $22.00 each.

James Anderson, who was sent to the penitentiary from this county in 1897, for a period of 7 years, escaped last week. A reward of 50.00 will be paid for his capture. Last Sunday was generally observ ed as a day of prayer for rain, over in Mo. The Iv. C.

Star gravely' remarks that it is doubtful whether the rains on Monday were the result of the prayers; because it rained just as hard at Leavenworth, where they never pray at all. Gideon Harrin and Ancil Brown left last Thursday for Woodson Co. with 12.5 head of cattle, which they took there to pasture- The cattle belong to John Ilarrm and William Pritchett, who expect to try to hold them over. Mrs. Pat Dorsey is on the sick list Jim Bower returned from ElReno last Tuesday.

Miss Mabel Boyd visited in Prescott last week. Gene Powers returned Saturday, from the wheatfields of western Kan Bob Ford has been under the weather on account of excessive heat. Mrs.Le Masters ofK. C. is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Billings The District Convention of the Epworih League meets at Bronson, August 27-29. Luther Gifford will sing The Holy City at the Methodist church next Sunday morning. E. Miller Son, received a car load of flour and bran last Tuesday Read their Ad in another column to the right.

Prescott keeps up her record for for being a hot town by registering a temperature ofjioo last SundayJ Mrs. Ed Fitzmorris is spending tnis week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Moran, of Fulton. There is very little news at present AboutUhe only subject discussed is the weathfeKnd the majority of remarks wouldnbook well in print.

Ode Miller tcLk the rusty r.ail route to the lockjaw last week but missed connections by a short time only, and is allright now except a ver-y sore foot. The mail and breeze of Topeka, has a double column, three inch picture of Stubb Carsos twin colts, Fred and Carry. Stubb looks as proud as if lie owned a whole stack of hay. Hirry Lewis of Fontanna is visiting his sister Mrs. ON'eil.

Harry has recovered almost entirely from the accidental wound in the throat, from a 29 calibre rifle. The bullet ranging up, has however, affected the right eye a little. Ab. returned Friday, and B. F.

Miller returned Saturday from central and western Kansas, and southern Iowa where they had been looking for pasture for their cattle. They did not find any thing to suit them, so shipped their cattle to the Kansas City market. Prices subject to change. Can You Solve It? Our city poet submits the following mathematical problem. As I was hunting on the forest grounds, up starts a hare, before my hounds.

The dogs, light on foot, did fairly run, to her fifteen rods just twenty one. The distance that she started up before, was three score yards and ten no more. I would have you unto me declare, how far they ran to catch the hare. Evtry Body Laughed- Obituary. Keziah VanEman was born in Lawrence Co.

January, 2 1830, and was married to Charles L. Coon October 26, 1848. They moved from Iowa to Missouri and in 1869, she with her husband, moved to the farm where she died. She passed fro.m this life July 20, alter a long siege of sickness daring the last five years. The funeral services took place at the residence Saturday afternoon con ducted by Rev.

J. V. Robinson. The remains were placed in the Prescott cemetery. For mj A childs necklace.

Owner can have same by calling at this office and proving property and paying for this notice. explorer Baldwin finds the north pole, he may bring it home to Kansas for summer use. Times xJ. W. Pooro Attorney and counselor at Law Mound City, Kansas At a revival meeting in a Goorgia town a man arose and said that he was the wickedest man in the city.

Id go to perdition if I should die to-night, he concluded. Immediately an old deacon started the hymn If you get there before I do, look out for me Im coming, too Then the deacon wondered why everybody laughed. Your spring suit will look much better and wear better if made to fit you. B. F.

Wilks, 201 East Wall street. Fort Scott, Kansas has a large line of the latest Spring and Summer fabrics and will make you a suit that will fit you and your pocketbock 32H5ZH3333EIi CURlSWHtRfc ALL list MILS. Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. VM In tiros.

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