The Advertiser from Pleasanton, Kansas • 1

THE CHEAPEST JOB PRWTIN8 at the Lowest Prices. paper is The Item, 35 cents. PLEASANTON, LINN COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1896. VOL. NO LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

BLAKER MILLIN3 CO. Proprietors of PLEASANTON ROLLER MILLS. and Manufacturers of (UGH GRADE BREAD STUFFS. GOLD CROWN High Patent. OLD MEDAL -Straight Patent.

EVERY SACK WARRANTED. 0 InFT Henry Adams, of near Parker, was in our city, Monday, trading, L. C. Parsons went to Mound City Tuesday, to attend the grand jury. Cora Garrat went to Mound City, Thursday, to attend a wedding Shirt Waists at E.

M. Tuckers also a full line of shoes and Oxfords. Arthur Ellis and wife returned1 Wednesday, from their wedding; tour. Prof. S.

C. Bloss went to Mound City Monday. He is one of the instructors in the normal. Evans EUis are having their awning painted this week. They are hustling grocers and are doihg a big business.

i Mr. Iloppock and wife, who have been visiting for some time with N. P. Cross and wife, have goiie to Nebraska to visit awhile. Judge Simons, of Fort -Scott, boarded the train here Saturday on his way to Fort Scott.

Charlie Golden came down from Kansas City, Friday night, td visit a few days with his parents. Miss Maggie Harris returned from Olathe, Saturday afternoon, where she has been visiting for the tpa st two weeks. A i Will Huggins, the jolly barber, from Butler, was in town Sunday and Mouday. Will is enjoying a nice trade in Butler. Prof.

Stacey passed through our city, Saturday, for Mound City where he will instruct the normal which convened Monday. Thousands have been cured of baldness and other diseases of the scalp. It will cure you. Guaranteed. For sale by all druggists.

Earnest Jackson, of the hub, was here Sunday, taking court news. He thinks there is more ways than one to go to court. Amos Hall, the genial merchant from Trading Post, was in town Saturday. He is one of the business boys of old Linn. All traces of the recent overflow on the Marias des Cygne have disappeared and the farmers are all busy planting corn and eating lisli.

You can get a set of S. S. Whites teeth for $5 from Dr. Atkinson at Pleasanton, June 18, 19 and 20. Ask any dentist what grade they are.

My hair kept falling out until 1 was nearly bald, and several remedies tried seemed to do no good. 1 commenced to use Danderine six weeks ago and the result is a tine growth of new hair. Mrs. Belle Pickett, Guthrie, O. T.

For sale by all druggists. A handsome line of samples of Diesden silks for ladies waists, from the best house in the United States. Call and see them at Tucxers, and let him order for you, at bottom prices. R. A.

Odenweller has at his meat market a small cat fish only weiging 49 pounds (with the scales on his back.) It was caught iu the Marias des Cygne river, below the mill dam at Trading Post, by our fishermen. Are you bald? is your clothing constantly covered with dandruff-filthy, animal matter falling from a diseased scalp? Does your head itch? Is it infested with sores and scabs? Is your hair growing thinner year by year? Is it dry and brittle? If so, you have a parasitic disease of the scalp, which you are neglecting at great risk. Danderine will cure yi quickly and permanently. Money refunded is case of failure. For sale by all druggists.

WEDDING BELLS. Miss Ada Perrins and Mr. Arthur Ellis Were Married Sunday, at 1 Oclock P. M. It was a very quiet occasion only a few of the near relatives present.

Promptly at 1 oclock, Rev. Hunter, of the M. E. church, pronouuced the words that made Mr. Arthur Ellis and Miss Ada Perrine man and wife.

After many hearty congratulations from all present, the happy couple and the guests repaired to an elgant dinner and after spending an hour over this feast of good things, r. and Mrs. Ellis were driven- to the train where they took their departure for Kansas City, where they Will remain several days visiting their many friends. The gifts were uumerous and costly, and showed that the bride and groom held a high place of esteem and love in the hearts of all. The guests present were: Benj.

Ellis4 Walter Ellis, Frank Ellis, G. W. Perrine, wife and daughter, Nellie, Murray Ellis, wife and daughters, Elmer Ellis, wife and son, A. Hagge, wife and daughter, Etta. Ada and Arthur are too well known to Pleasanton people to neccessitate an eulogy of length from The Item.

suffice to say that Miss Ada is the daughter of our honored and esteemed citizens, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Perrine, having lived here many years, she has won the love and confidence of the whole community.

Arthur, the son of one our substantial citizens, familiarly known as Uncle Ben, Arthur is a good steady boy of clean habits and strong pursuasions, and will, we predict, make a noble husband for a splendid wife. The Item wishes them a happy and prosperous life. Read the Colorado letter. Grandpa Strain attended the circus; at Butler last Friday. He says, it was grand.

Fred Gentle, who has been visiting in Chicago, returned by the way of St. Louis, Wednesday. While in St. Louis he visited the scene of the tornado. G.

C. Tucker arrived here, Thursday noon, from Boulder, Colorado, where he lias been for the past year. He appears much improved in health, and expects to return in two or three months. 4 This is to certify that Geo. Alyer, am 38 years of age, and have been bald for more than fifteen years I have been using KNOiV ETONS DaNDEuINE for sixty days and now have a good growth of hair, completely covering me bald spot.

1 am greatly surprised at the wonderful results of your remedy as it has done for me what I considered impossible for any remedy to do. Formerly ol lola, now of Kingfisher, Gala. For sale by all druggists. James P. Shackelford, of Coloney, has gone in partnership with W.

A. Colegrove in the O. K. barber shop. Mr.

Shackelford is a first-class workman; we can voucher as to this, for we had hirn do some work for us that is hard to beat, and Mr. Cole-grove is elated over having formed a partnership with such a worthy gentleman. The firms name will be known as Colegrove Shackelford. They have purchased one new chair, two mirrors, two work stands and other equipments that are necessary to make a first-class barber shop. They will run two chairs.

Give them a call when you need a hair cut or shave. The market is glutted with blackberries. I. M. Moon is suffering from an attactof rhumatism this week.

Tucker is closing out his mens shoes. Now is your opportunity. James and of Amoret, Mom were in the city, Thursday, on business. Gabe Newburger, of Philadelphia, was here, Wednesday, selling our mercharitbs clothing. Dont forget that E.

M. Tucker has a fine line of shoes and Oxfords, and will sell them right. District 76 school shoes for misses are the best fine shoe. For sale by E. M.

Tucker. BALD HEADS, see Danderine, the most wonderful discovery of modem times. For sale by all druggists, The Preebyterian Mite society will meet with Mrs. Crocker, Tuesday, une 16, at 2 oclock p. m.

S. M. Allen, wife, and daughter, Maggie, started for Eldorado, Monday, where they will spend several weeks. Mrs. L.

M. Hathaway has been very sick, but is now better. Mr. Hathaway is in Wisconsin, visiting his sister. DANDERINE, DANDERINE DANDERINE.

BALD HEADS DANDRUFF, DANDERINE. For sale by all druggists. Some of our boys had some sport, yesterday, catching rats in a trap and watching Bob Lhuillier eat them, at Lyles livery stalbei Uncle Frank ewell left, Saturday, a week ago, to visit his daughter in southern Kansas, and from there he will go to Arkansas. Grandma Rhodes, who fell and broke her thigh, a few days ago, is still in a critical condition. It is hoped she may soon improve.

Rev. H. A. Cooper, chairman of the. Board of Home Missions, of Paola, will preach at the Presbyterian church to-night.

Mrs. Dan Goode renued her subscription to The Item this week. And, still thay come! a No. 1 paper at a very low price is the reason our subscription list is swelling. Mrs.

Bullion, of Alabama, who has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Walter White, for several day, took the 1:27 passenger for Kansas City, to visit Mrs. Gregg, another sister, of that city. Several parties, of Mound City, were in the city, this week, trading with our enterprising merchants. They said they can purchase goods much cheaper in our city than at the hub.

Frank Ralston left to-day for Minden, with two milch cows and a calf to be delivered to Jim Bagnel, of that place. The cattle have been on pasture at Frank Cop-pages farm, near Pleasanton. Mrs. Pearl Palmer, of Kansas City, arrived here, Wednesday afternoon, to visit a few weeks with her parents, T. B.

Barwick and wife, and a multitude of fritnds who are always glad to welcome her back to the city. John Collins, who is engaged in the livery business iu Moran, arrived here Saturday night, to visit relatives and his many friends, who were glad to see him. He returned, Tuesday for that place. GO TO MOON Fm BOOTS, SHOES and CLOTHNG Biggest house in Linn Cornu the smallest prices. C.

V. DOWNS, M. D. L. LAMB, M.

D. DOWNS LAMB, Physicians and Surgeons. Tkadino Post, Kansas. Calls answered at all hours. Or.e Physician always in office, day or night.

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