The Monument Obelisk from Monument, Kansas • 3

For stiffness and soreness of the muscles and joints of the body, rheumatism and neuralgia, nothing equalu Salvation Oil. Carej, ays times are prosperous with Caney fanners that they have more of oorn and wheat, fruit and other produota V.v- Price 25 cents. The Chinese say a large nose indicates 4 kii JiiH--A but we say a red nose indicates mmmiw. ihe need of a bottle of Dr. Bull's (Jough Syrup.

Price 25 cent. than in any previous yetr. There is more wheat than usual sown, and it is looking well. J. E.

Wetzel, a pioneer Cherry township farmer, reports a thirty-five bushel corn average the Honey-Moon. "Say, TerkiuB, old boy, why don't we see you at the club any more? Has your inoth-eriulaw shut down on you?" "No, Brown; the fact of the raatier my home is so happy now that is no inducement feme to lenve it. You look iucredalous, but it's a positive fact. You see my wife used to sutfor bo much from functional dorau ire -ment8 ooinmon to her sex, that her spirit i and her temper were greatly affected. It wus not her fault, of course, but it made home unpleasant all the Bame.

But now, since she has begun to take Dr. Pierce's F-vorite Prescription, she has been so well and so happy that we are having our honeymoon all over again." wears the trappings ond A. orach driver the suits of whoa. eeason, with other crops good. He is pleasantly and prosperously situated, The ci nly Llao to St.

l'aul. PROOFS I CURES Tho Wabash, Western and Central Iowa "Paine's Celery Com STATE NEWS. Concordia Daylight: The eleotrio light company have been adding the incandescent light to many business houses the last few days. Syracuse Democratic Frinoiple: The large room of the school house was crowded at the meeting of the literary society. Wichita New Republic: Millions of loads of sand are being taken from the bed of the river end deposited on the low lots and low places on the sheets.

Douglas avenue on thft West Side the bridge is being elevated by this deposit of sand. A Latin dispatch: The new board of oounty commission ers of Kearney county has employed J. W. Ady, of Newton, R'ys are now running two through trains a and is well fixed. J.

Miner, a farmer southeast of the city, came to Kansas ten years ago, during the cloBe times Neuralgia pound cured my nerv ous sick headaches. previous to resumption. He had an Headache day from ivnusa uity to t. raui, aainne-apolip, connecting with Northern Pacific for Oregon and Washington Territory points. Through onrs on morniDg and evening trains.

The Wabaah is the only line running through cars from Kaneas City to Central Iowa must be number? "Mournful numbers" that arc more'n fall. old wagon, a team and $60 and spent most of that for rent, feed, etc He has Mrs. L. A. Uukntnch, San Jacinto, Cal.

One botlle completely cured my wife of dyspepsia," M. E. SpRAGUH, Plymouth Union.Vt. Nervous Prostration points, no change to Oskaloosa, (innnelt, Marshalltown, Mason City dfce. If you think of going to St.

Paul, Washington Territory, or Oregon, write to After usinir six bot had the usual crop failures, and borne the hardships inoident to opening a new country. To-day he has a fine farm, good residence, stable, team of brood mares, grade cows, hogs, wagons, implements, etc, a good orchard, and other things common to Kansas, and is worth tles of Paine Celery Compound, I am cured Dyspepsia 11. IN. UA11LAND, Ml Main Kansas City, Mo. ol rheumatism.

Samuel Hutchinson, Toledo Weekly Blade, The best Weekly NEwsPAr-Eit in tho United States. Circulation, 1G7.000, distributed evenly throughout the States and Territories. The only newspaper edited with reference to general circulation. All the news of the world besides stories and carefully edited departments. ONLY ary large commission to agents.

Send or tpeoimens and agents terms. THE BLADE, Toledo, Ohio, If afflicted with Bore eyes, use Dr. Isnao Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it.25o South Cornish, N. H.

Rheumatism A vouns eirl's first love story always be. It has done me more -l and J. M. Johnson, of Kendall, to resist cms verv sweetly ana imrmonioueiy wiia probably $3,500 to $4,000, all made and Chap I. Eood forkidney disease than any other medicine." Gbo.

Abbott, Kidney saved in this oounty equal to a gain of 350 per year. To do this he had to Diseases Sioux City, Iowa. MANCE. Galls, Ssratohes, Craoke'J the payment of several thousand dollars of scrip issued by the old board. They claim that it was fraudulently expended and illegally issued.

ask the assistance of an eastern capitalist, Paine's Celery Com AND pound has been ofgreat I Heel, Thrush, and all diseases of the feet and irritations of the ekin of horses and cattle quiokly and permanently oured by the use of Veterinary Carbollsglve. 50o and benefit for torpid liver. and borrowed money. He has paid all this debt with interest, and now has his Liver Humboldt Union: Jfreparationn are indigestion and bilious- Disorders ness. KuzahbthC Inasmuch as no man is a prophet in his own ojuntry, why would it not be policy for Wiggins to emigrate.

home and its eauipments free. What $1 at Druggists. Udai.i., (juechee, Vt being made to pipe natural gas on both sides of Bridge street between Seventh 171 Mr. Miner has done, has been done by It The sulkey sleigh is the latest novelty. hundreds of others to a greater or less ought to go with the balky horse.

and Eighth streets and use it in the Btores for light and fuel. The ditches for laying the mains are already opened degree. KANSAS G. A. It.

surest remedy for catarrh Dr. Use the John Whittier advises no yonng man to depend upon poetry for tubsistenoe. Beefsteak and oatmeal should occasionally be introduced. It is hard for a woman to see how any Sage s. and the pipes will be put in place mme diately.

The gas will be piped from Since it has become possible to make Plainville News: There was an un body cau be blue and disconsolate when she well No. 2. We understand street lamps usually larce attendance of the Grand whisky from wood, it no longer gives ones words an Hibernian flavor to speak of the has just got a new sealskin jacket. will also be put up. Army boys of Plainville Post No.

298 rail stuff. The mosi cer-, tain and safe Pain REMEDY in the world that instantly stops the most xcruciating pains. It i truly the great CONQUEROft OF PAIN, and has done more good than any known reme dy. and the following officers were eleoted Winfield Courier: G. W.

Bull, an old resident of Winfield, dropped dead at For Throat Disease and Coughs, u-e for the ensuing year: William Adams, P. H. W. Gltndening, S. Albert ATARRH Baows's Bronchial Teoches.

Like nil really good things they are imitated. The genuine are sold only in boxes. xr nun his home on east Sixth avenue. He bad been walking around the house and on going in expired, with soarcely a mo jLeueuicii, j. uvnu iuuuioD, v.

A. C. Ackerman, O. H. C.

Main, The Boston Transcript explains the origin N. Crodle, O. G. jEly's Creatn Balm Cold in Head. ment's warning.

Heart disease was the cause. He ws 65 years d. He came Cherokee Sentinel: Capt. Uriah Bates, of the phrase "A broth of a boy," by saying that Englad has always kept Ireland in the sonp. For SPRAINS, BRUISES, BACK to Winfield about fifteen years ago and nil U1U BUIUIOI, iiviuk ouuiuncou Ul lUtTU, 1ELY 50 Warren N.

ACHE, PAIN in the CHEST or SIDES, as a very familiar figure on our streets, has received his pension which has been ppnding for a long time, amounting to A Secret HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, or, an $2,555 and $9 a month hereafte r. Mr. other EXTERNAL PAIN, a few applications act like magic, causing the A Wellington article: For the past Eour weeks 150 barrels of salt per day Bates has been a great Biifferer for a of good health is found in the regular movement of the bowels and perfect action of the Liver. These organs were intended by nature to remove from the system all impurities. If you are constipated you offer a PAIN to INSTANTLY STOP.

bas been produced by the company long time, and this amount, though For CONGESTIONS, INFLAMMA "standinff invitation" to a whole family or TIONS, SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS, COLD in the CHEST, RHEUMA large, will go but a little way in remunerating him for his years of suffering, diseases and irregularities which will surely be "accepted," and you will have guests un TISM, NEURALGIA, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA, PAINS in the Small of tho Oskaloosa Independent. The follow- 11 i i welcome and determined. All those un ing otneers were eieoiea as a regular happy conditions may be averted by the meetine of the G. A. It.

Post for timc-Iy use of Ur. fierce rieasant rurga- Back, more extended, longer continued and repeated applications aroj necessary to effect a cure. tive Pellets. Powerful for the effectual reg the ensunar year: 1. W.

A. Hami'ton; S. V. W. D.

Lane; J. V. All INTERNAL PAINS, (in the Bow-i ulation of the bowels and Uver, establishing a healthy action of the entire wonderful els or Stomach), CRAMPS, SPASMS, organism with whicn we are oreatea. The plant has a capacity of 400 barrels per day. Another company is being organized and others will probably follow.

Bait works are springing up all oyer that section of the state and there seems to be no danger of over production, as Hutchinson and Wellington are unable to fill all orders received without having a single man on the road. A Wichita dispatch: Two terrific explosions with an interval between them of but a few seconds were heard, and the large milling warehouse of J. P. Wilcox, opposite the market house, was a few moments afterwards seen enveloped in flames. The force of the explosion bad blown out the walls and caved in SOUR STOMACH, NAUSEA, VOM Geo.

I. Mosher; O. James Mains; Q. Edwin Snyder; Chaplain, J. W.

Sohrader; O. J. F. Bliss; Guard, ITING, HEARTBURN, DIARRHOEA, A match between two dentists in their art would probably result in a draw. Monroe Tompkins; delegate to depart COLIC, FLATULENCY.

FAINTING. SPELLS, are relieved instantly and QUICKLY CURED bytakinginternally mm. MALIViuS I AS rALAIABLL EitT AS MILK. ment encsmpment, George Davis; J. W.

Balsley, alternate. A Radical Cura lor Epileptic Fits. Tn iht Pinnae inform vour readers that as directed. ScldbvDrusrffists. fnceoOc.

IL. j-hiIiUso disguised that the most delicate stomacn can take It. Washington liegister: Kearney Post, I have a positive remedy for the above named disease which I warrant to cure the worst cases. No. 5, G.

A. held its election of offic Remarkable as a 'FLESH PHOODCER, ers as follows: Commander, D. M. Bo strong is my faith in tne virtues 01 mis mwB cine that I will send free a sample bottle and valuable treatise to any sufferer who will give me his P. O.

and Express address. My remedy 'Persons gain rapidly Evans; S. V. J. H.

Groin J. V. wuue to. ing it. the roof.

The fire department managed to save the shell of the building, every has cured thousands of hrpele5 caseB. J. W. Barley; Chaplain, J. M.

Welch; Surcreon, Wm. Jacobs; O. Thomas U. Q. KOOX, M.

U. 183 Featl new lor. Wii SCOTT'S EMULSION thing within being destroyed. The floor Groody; Q. John E.

Pickard; O. G. The bov whose father told him to chop John Sheckler. Wm. Jacobs was chosen was all torn up, Bhowing that the ex plosion bad been put beneath the build wood replied that he chop wouldn't.

delegate to the department encampment la acknowledged by Physician to be the Finest and livsi preparation (or the relief of CONSVMPTION, VEBTLITT, WASTING IilHKASES OP CHILDREN, and ChROXIC QOUGII8. alu dbugoibxs. goott Bovnie, New York. lig. By whom the work was done, and J.

v. Barley, alternate. The elec whether by a band of dynamiters or by personal enemies or Mr. wiicox, is un tion of ofQoers of the Woman's Belief Corps resulted in the choioe of the following: President, Helen M. Sofield; SENblM FOR THE BLOOD known as yet, and a thorough investigation will be made.

S. Lillis Root; J. Sarah E. Em Hwlft's Specific has cures me of a matin nant breolilnu out on my leur, whleh caused mons; Sec, Neva Langdon; Mil rThen Baby was sick, we gave her Cfcstoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When had Children, she gave them Castoria, independence Tribune: The many friends of Captain McTaggart will be intolerable pnin. It wim culled Kczemn b( itho doctors four of whom trcntod me witl Ino relief.

I CHndlrtly confess that 1 owe ni dred Brown; Mary Sheckler; Conductor, Florence Scott; Aes't Em present Rood health to 8. H. which in my lesuinMKJii is luvmunuie lis a moon remeuy, pleased to learn of a streak of good fortune which has come to him. Ma, in company with John W. Florer, an old ma Burns; Guard, Eugenia Cox; AsB't Guard, Lida Earnest.

Mrs. Lillis Root M1HS.IU1.IA UK WITT, 2227 N. Kith ft. Louis. Mo.

E3 Our bahv when two months old whs nttuck. ed with Hcrnfuln. which for a lone time de was chosen delegate to tbe department Indian purchased tbo Trader's istroyed her eyesiKht entirely, and caused us despair of tier life. The doctors failed to convention, and Mrs. Nannie Pickard, rnllevB hor.

and wo L'ave Swill's specific. iwhlch soon cured her entirely, and she is Bostonians claim that Browning has writ alternate. KANSAS CHURCHES. now hale and hearty. K.

v. JieiK, ro ut. Texas in ten verses which can be understood. Ye well; Browning must go. Scrofula dcveloDed on my daiuzli tcr swelt Inn and lumps on her neck, we gave her Hwllt's Hpecliic, and tne reun wus wonuer- nutcninson JNews: ine vacancy in iul and the cure prompt.

the pastorate of the First Presbyterian S. A. DKAItMONl). ovelanfl. Tenn MfMmiii for hook irivinir history of blood church, caused by the resignation of Diseases and advice to sunorers, mnnea iree.

Rev. D. H. Stewart, is to be rilled by T11JS WIr 1 M'KL'IKIU VV. Drawer 'i, Atlanta, Ua.

Rav. A. F. Irwin, late or Peoria Illi TRADE MARK nois. IASTHEwIA CURED Leoti Standard: The revival under the direction of the Cumberland Presby CERMAN ASTHMA UUKfc Instantly relieve Una ort olont attMk.

and insures comfortable sleep. SO A.1TIM1 for UAino. naArf hv inhalstlnn. Its action is im terians, has resulted in a general awaken ing upon the subject of religion. More IT CONQUERS PAIIff.

mediate, direct and certain, and a cure is the I MMmlt in all Anrahln rum A sinffle trial con- I Dr. J. H. SCHEtfOK has A NEW AND ELABORATE BOOK on the Treatment and Cure of. CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA which will be mailed FREE to all who want it.

If you are, or know of any one who is, aflliotod with, or liable to any of these diseases, send name and address (plainly written) tr Dr. J. H. SCHENCK BON, 'Name this paper.) Philadelphia, Pa. The Singer's It if high time to practician Christ mi Mnslc.

and to plan festival. ITSOS-. CO. publish a large nnmbar of Christmas Ca'O Anthems, Songs, Quartets, PI sond jo lists Beautiful Cantatas for Girls and Boys-" Good Tidings, or Sailor Boy's Christmaa TJ Koeub I. iScts.

20ados. Babe of HethUhem. Ch ldren's Toioes fn qiiMtotte. Bonj. CuUerlSots.

gl.U perdoa; Jlncle Hells. Peculinrnnd very pretty. Lt K.Lewis. 30cts. $8 0(i per doz.

Chrlntmes Song; and CroU. Ion Caildren. Kate Douglas Wlggin. r.2 ot. Jl.dv per doz, Bright and Interesting Christmas, Services Joyful Chimes, (8 72 ct.

doa.) Illrthday Song-s of our f.ord, (8 72 olef doz.) RosabeL of the Christ, (12 $1 08 doz.) Eawj Any book mailed for retail price. Oliver Ditson Boston. ISON II F.ALT, than a score have been converted and it yincaa the most skeptical. Price 60o. and $1.00 1 of any druggist, or by mail.

Sample Free for I Btore at Gray Horse in the OaBge Nation, owned by Secretary Lamar's old law partner, and it is quite probable that the department will confirm the lease. The Osages are the richest people in the world, having in their own tight aa annuity of 50 cents per day for each man, woman and child, besides their present reservation. They trade liberally, and we hope the new firm will do at least as well as did their predecessor. The business will be managed by Mr. Florer, while the captain will reside on his farm.

A Woodsdale dispatch Suit for damages to th6 amount of $25,000 has been brought by the mother of Herbert Toney against J. B. Chamberlain, J. L. Palmer, J.

Cook, C. E. Cook, John Jackson, J. Lawrence, G. T.

Smith, B. Jones, Cbas. Moore, Ed. Bawden, Frank Bilsey, R. O.

James, C. M. Davie, D. FreaBe, A. M.

DoDald, Wm. O'Connor, John Hall, James Joalin and J. W. Dalvert, of Hugoton. The trial is set tor January 10, at Ulysses.

Toney will te remembered as the boy who was left for dead at Wild Horse lake in the neutral strip, with Sheriff Cross and his posse, and who afterward made his es- is safe to say that Leoti has never been so awakened before. The Rev. G. D. HEADACHE, Toothache, Sprains, BRUISES, Burns and Scalds- Relieves and cures RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Sciatica, Lumbago.

Willingham, of Garden City, has done the preaching in this meeting. By his earnestness and masterly sermons he At Druggists and Dealers. THE CHARLES A. V0GELER Baltlmori, Ml has endeared himself to all who have at tended the meetings. SICKHEADAGHE Topeka Journal: The revival meet ings at the Quincy street Presbyterian Positive lyctired tneae Liuie ruin.

church, North Topeka, are closed. The They also relieve Dls-1 Y. M. C. A.

conducted the dosing ser- CARTER'S EJlTTLE tres rrom Aynpep8ia.ln- cUgeetionaulTooHearty vioee. The meetings have been in pro EatinK. A perfect rem -I gress over two weeks, and hfteen con edy ri iifrn JONES PAYStheFREICHT 5 Ton Waion Scale. verts to Christianity have been scoured. Drowsiness, Bad Tant in the Mouth, Coated! They have been well attended each even Tongue.Pain in the Bide.I ing, and great interest was manifested.

TOKPID LIVEB. Theyt tell of that most atrooious Till Imb ut Btan Boi fcw tape to murder. regulate the NEWSPAPER GOSSIP. Purely Vegetable. Price 25 Cents; 6TOCK AND FARM.

tierr ilie Hcl. for frw pri lilt leitlon thii paper and addreai JONES BIKOHAMTON, BlNt.UA.UTON N. V. Horton Headlieht: CaDtain Ira J. CAETES HEEICINE NEW YOiX Lacock of Hiawatha has a compfete file Plso's Remedy tor Cotsrrti Is the Kest, Easiest to Use, ahd Cheapest.

Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price, GOISUWT.QI of every paper ever published in Brown county He has an unusually large and fine library, but these volumes of Brown The new president of the Haytian repub- I tiara a positive remtwiy for the above disease by its ii lio wants to a standing army. His county history, are tue most interesting Sold by driiKKists or sent by mall, 50c E. T.

Hazeltine, Warren, Pa. thousands of oases of tn jrst Kina ana or lonK stnriiBy hare been oured. So strong iumy faith in its efficacy thai 1 will send two bottlos free, tBther with a valunbit treatise on this disease to anysufforer. Give ExoreK nn1 KU.addreas. T.

bLOCUU. M.C.. 181 Pearl N. wish explains itself. Ihere is not room in the island for an army to sit jwn.

part of it. Mo volumes in his library afford him more pleasure, more profit and more lasting Denelit. ell our Rood, hy aktnpla, tr, the wlioli.ale ftiid re liltrvic. I.arneitmn. fri in our line.

Encloiat A Silina dispatch: Arrangements have been perfected which insures the Wage S3 Per Day. rernnnem po.u on. mtali nv rrrd Munrr advanced for waftet, adrrrtltiii. Centenn al Manufacturing Co.t Cinoifinjti4.Pb!Q'l establishment of a daily morning news paper at this point at a date not later I XJS3H3 THE BEST. il Stdtioncrskeep'hem.

Standard quality, III allHtyles. 8am pin dot. liicenuby mail. Osage City people Mr. Bar-ilay, sold to Goes Bros, a hog which realizad him the neat sum of $20.37.

The hog was about a year Leoti Standard: We have heard it talked on the streets of Leoti that there were but a few farmers in the county that had raised any mora earn than they can consume themselves. The writer has canvassed tweet Home township over and has the number of bushels each farmer has to bpII. It sun: up to the amount of 4,750 bushels for that township. Independence Tribune J. M.

McMil-len, of Rutland, called. Although in his 83d year, he has already plowed sixty-five acres for spring crops, and has sold $250 worth of cattle and over 8100 worth of hogs. He farms for profit, and last week added two fine short boms froa T. O. Ford's herd.

Uncle Mac. understands how to get the most out of stock EJ. Cochrane, of Dispensary was established long asro by one who hat than January 1, 1889. The editorial and business management will be con by cor- ma rhrnnln ncrv- flllRKS Caees treated ESTEBBROOK, 'it John St Ktw Vork. Medl- nn, -nri nrl.t Mm-V 1 TK rcSPOndCnce, ited trolled by G.

W. C. Rohrer, formerly of eases a iff study. Knywhrra 11. Ur.

Jacobs, 1115 Main ansas city, aio. fog to S8S tbe Aoilene Uazette. The project is hit Uk- hiirne'- teet. write Brewster Deafness Can't Be Cured by local applications, as they can not reach the diseaseu portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure Deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies.

Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of tbe mucus lining of the Eustachian Tube. When thia tube KCts inflamed you have a rambling sonnd or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, heariug will be destroyed forever; nine oases out of ten are caused by catarrh, whioii is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucus surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any cafe of Deafness (caused by Catarrh) that ran not cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Bend for circulars, free. 3.

CHENEY fc Toledo, O. tSTSold by Druggists, 75c. Pair. MnldV. HflMV.

Mion. SAVE MONEY backed by ample capital to guarantee and the readers of central and I on l)ry Woods, Clothlnu, Boots, Shoes, Cutlery, I Harness. Haddles. Jewelry, Hooks, Guns, Importing Goods. Musical Instruments, Groceries, etc.

we sen aireciwi uuiiomurra (at wholesale prices, nena on mr large Illustrated Cataloinie arid Price List THEPEOrLE'H (PPPI.Y Hflf Liveathoniaand rnuKc more money worklnffforna than UluUlnt anrlhlnirel.c In the world Ellher lei CoMly outfit runt. Termi jut. TttUE It Augu.la. Vaiua. I Wrrn Treated and rared without tit knirm I I rK Book on treatment tent free.

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U. T. 28553 3-When answerin? thesa BtiTertiseraeati please raeciioa this papar. 48 in 62 E. Lake CHICAGO, ILL.

western Kansas are to be congratulated on tbe certainty of soon being able to receive the latest telegraphic reports at the earliest possible moment. The citizen's of Salina are enthusiastic over the new enterprise, and will render all the support req aired for success..