St. Mary's Journal from St. Marys, Kansas • 7

H. McLKLLAN, M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office In the Jenner building. over Lane's drug store.

Residence on Dunnk street, between Seventh and Eighth FINE PHOTOGRAPHS. I am still at my old stand, turning out the Lost photogiuphs, all sizes, in this county. Ido Crayon, India Ink, Water Color and Pastel Portraits any size. Picture frames any size, First-class work guaranteed. V.

PAUTOT, ST, MARYS, KANSAS. Dr. Layton is home from the west. Chet Buell sells all kinds of legal blanks. L.

J. Graham returned to Topeka, Sunda3T. Prof. McKay has-bought a new saddle horse. George Dunn returned from Kansas City, Monday.

Mrs. Ilereule Pessemier visited' in Warnego, Sunday. Bert Grooms and wife returned from Concordia, Monday. Will Fieger is working in the city market at Kansas City. Dr.

Conlan and Lev Ward were down from Belvue, Sundaj, Michael Flanigan will raffle Ivis fine pony on Thanksgiving day. Jessie Knight commenced Ins school in Emmet township, Monday. John and Lew Glick are back from the west and are looking fine. Miss Fabin, of Topeka, was in town on business the first of the week. Frank McCue went to Atchison, Saturday, to visit a sick relative.

Charley Purcell shipped a fine pointer pub to an Ellis man, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huycke, of Topeka, are the happy parents of a boj For the latest things in shirts, ties, collars, and hosiery, go to Urbansky. Mr.

E. Sipes went to Leavenworth, to attend the state re-union. Miss Henrietta Smythe is visiting with Miss Beth Jones in Leavenworth. Chester and wife, of Illinois, were visiting friends in the city this week. We hear that Erbacher Bros, will light their store with gas, on the same plan as does Pessemier.

Matt Ilannigan came up from Topeka, Monday, lie has grown to be a bright and handsome young man. A detective has been in town for several days working on the Redhouse case. He pretended to be deaf and dumb. Win. McMullen returned from Kansas City.

Sunday night, where he had been kavorting with the Karnival Ivrewe. T. F. Ramsev will move his family to town in about three weeks. They Will occupy A.

B. Pools house on Durink street. We are in receipt of a letter from John McFadden, of Osawatomie, in which he sends regards to all liis lady friends. He likes his place. J.

T. VanDeusen has declined to run for township clerk, and Charley Ron-nau has been placed on the ticket for the position. Charley is a solid man and will make a splendid race. J. E.

Murphy bought a bunch of steers for Patrick Cox, last week, and sold them on the way home, clearing 240 for his employer. Jim is shrewd and the sort of an employee to have. B. C. Mitchner and Ilib Case have been employed by E.

G. Nadeau to take the ejectment suit of Laughton vs Nadeau, et al, to the U. S. Supreme Court. The case will be fought to the bitter end.

Editor Graham, of the St. Marys Journal, was a member of the Sixth Kansas Cavalry, and was present at the reunion of. this organization held at Manhattan, and made the boys a good speech.1 This is the first time he has met with his comrades in these annual reunions. Onaga Herald. Bro.

Ilaugbawaut we will try and meet the old boys in the future, and if we live we promise to be present when taps are sounded over the last of the old guard. Topics of the Town. Mr. Lambert is reported very sick. E.

G. Nadeau was in town, Tuesday. The graphophone at Pessemier Cos. Mrs. Henrietta has been on the sick list this week.

Peter Steinmetz was in from the reserve, Sunday. Mrs. T. W. Lee returned from Kansas City, Tuesday.

F. Seixal, of Oklahoma, was in town Saturday. For dry goods, furnishing goods, etc. go to Urbansky. Miss Mamie Ilutler was up from Silver Lake, Sunday.

Mrs. J. B. Levitt will leave shortly to visit in Illinois. The Journal has had a big run on job work this week.

Ignatius Richstatter returned from Oklahoma this week. Mrs. Tom Montague and babies returned from Newman, Monday. It will pay you to go and inspect Urbanskys new invoice of fine cloth- in- Mrs. WT.

II. Bannister ancf daughter, Miss Maude, left Sunday for Sedalia, Missouri. i J. T. VanDeusen has earned his money sprinkling the streets this summer.

Mr. Luke Finn enjoyed a visit from his brother, John, of Tonganoxie, last week. A. P. Scritehfield, of Havensville, was a pleasant caller at this office Saturday.

We hear Will True is figuring on putting up a business building on his lot east of Rezac. The firm of Sloggett Dunn will dissolve. It is probable that Mr. Sloggett will retire. We hear that between Parrot, Patterson and others there will be 50,000 sheep fed at this point this winter.

Josiah Reed, of St. Clere, shipped in from Colorado, Tuesday morning, 1,500 head of sheep, which he will feed at St. Clere. Ernest Allen has rented Charley Dimlers new building, and as soon as it is completed, will, move into it and run business on a more extensive scale. Gill Johnson are now snugly located in their new office in the postoffice building, where they are ready to furnish feeders with any amount of cattle on easy terms.

Mrs. George Taylor had the misfortune to fall upon the floor in her home, Friday, and break her wrist. We hope the estimable lady will soonrecover the use of the injured member. Prof. Samuels, the of Topeka, will be at the Meister Hotel, Wednesday, October 20.

All people suffering with defective eye sight, sore eyes, cataracts, headaches, or any nervous trouble caused by the eyes will do well to see him on the above day and date and at hotel named. 4 Charley Dimler returned from the west Saturday and resumed his duties as city marshal, Monday. He has also begun the erection of a business building on his lot west of Pessemier's. He is looking happy, and his hosts of friends are glad of his success and return. Jim McGovern has resumed his position as night marshal and Peter Gasman has.

resumed his place upon the shoemakers bench. pR. I. E. LAYTON, OF SOLOMON.

KANSAS, Has decided to remain in St. Mary and will kindly ask a share of the public patronage. Office over N. Hansan's shoe store. E.GUNDRY.M.D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Calls promptly answered, except from 2 to 4 p. which is reserved for special at my office in Connaugliton building. B. PARSON, THE DENTIST. I devote my entire time to St.

Marys, except 14th to 20th of each month. Office is over Bauerlein McCormicks store. jg C. MITCHXER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Arrangements for collections, either domestic or foreign, of the best.

Office over Bauerlein McCormicks store. SPRAGUE, ATTO RNE Y-AT-L AW. Will practice in all courts of the county and state. WAMEGO, KANSAS. 0HARLES BOEIIRINGER, THE POPULAR BARBER.

Hair cuttin, shaving, tc quickly done. The only bath house in the city. ST. MARYS, KANSAS. JOSEPH CUNNEEN, BLACKSMITH.

I am still atmy old stand ready to do your blacksmitliing. repairing, horseshoeing, all at reasonable prices. Call and see me. gENSON COOK, WAGON MAKER. I am prepared to do all kind of wagon work.

I also do cabinet work and repairing farm implements. W. SKENE, i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Practices in all courts. All business to be transacted at the county seat will.

receive prompt attention if intrusted to him. WESTMORELAND. KANSAS yy GIDEON, AUCTIONEER AND PAINTER. I have had twenty years experience and Im capable of crying your sales. I also do house, sign ancTTmggy painting.

Give me a call. ST. CLERE, KANSAS. Soda Aater. Alwayg patronize home Industry.

Ging-erale Soda Water and other delicious Summer Drinks are manufactured in St. Marys, and are now offered to the public. Your trade is respectfully solicited by J. A. HARDTEN, ST.

MARYS, Orin Chipman takes gieat pleasure In notifying the public that ne is prepared, on short notice, to do all kinds of PAINTING, GRAINING, CALCIMINING, PAPER HANGING. GLAZING and every kind of work connected with his trade. He guarantees flrst-clas work. give: hiivi a call. FIRST NATIONAL BANK; CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 57,000.

Exchange furnished on all parts of the United States and Europe. THE WHITE LIVERY BARN. HORSE AND MULE MARKET. Everything new and llrat-class. All rigs made by the Columbus Buggy Company.

When in Wamego and want to visit any of the neighboring towns dont fall to call on J. W. CRAWFORD, WAMEGO, KANSAS. A New Firm. Having bou glit the Ilaminerlund elevator, north of the depot, Me are ready to at all times nay you the Highest Cash Price fervour Grain.

GALL AND GET OUR PRICES. Ramsey ST. MARYS, KANSAS. The Bakery And Restaurant three doors east of Holder Hathaways store is a home institution. Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes baked daily.

A full stork of fresh Candies, Nuts and Confectionary. Short order meals at all hours, 15 cents a meal. J. F. ATCHISON.

i Billie Bryan WAS DEFEATED! But the single standard of excellence fpr the llnest i Steaks, Cutlets, Pork, Sausage, Fish, Lard, and all kinds of Fresh and Salted meats is at our meat market, Game and Fish in season. Cash paid for hides. t4ive us a call and we will treat you rljght. JOE REZAC, St. Marys.

P. F. MCMANUS, ST. MARYS, SALESMAN FOR THE Mattem Marble 522 Kansas North Topeka, Kansas. See him before you give your orders.

Our prices cannot by Is-at. Housewives! DO 10U KNOW, that the quality of the substance you u-e In your kitchen in preparing food for your house-hold and table if not PURE AND WHOLESOME, will not produce the good cheer and smiling countenances that comes from using the ties! grades of pure and wholesome flour that is always kept on hand and warranted to give satisfaction by HENRY BESEAU. St. MaryB, Kansas..