McPherson Opinion from McPherson, Kansas • 4

LBwM'wiiim Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report To Trade. i ii' -ueft market price for hies.

and pet my price before selling elsewhere, will also buv horse hides. C. H. Shirk. I have a good pair cf work mules in good condition, that I would like 19.

to traae lor a broken mares. pair of -v rig un A. HAMLIN, M. I STKINF.R, or turther infor- mation enquire at the Opinion office ftgJ Tops CoTered. J.

R. P. The Opinion. mv i rf fez y. si on mm I am now better than ever pre at the voelotic'3 McPherson SB secoml-cl m.il matter.

THAT THE ABSWEWUTEIl.Y PURE WIXXKIIm 1FAC-3IMILE Walter Knox will travel for a Kansas Citv firm. See R. Miller's large Holiday stock All new goods at new prices. F. G.

Wilson, 103 Main street, will repair that violin so it will play. To ST. PAUL and MIXNE APOL1S Via Burlington Route. Two splendid through trains each day from Missouri River points the north via the old established Burlington Route and Sioux City Line. Day train has handsome observation vestibuled sleepers, free chair cars, and dining cars (north of Council Bluffs).

Night train hav handsome sleepers to Omaha. Council Bluffs and Sioux City, and parlor cars Sioux City north. Consult Ticket Agent. L. W.

Wkeley. Gen. Pass. Agt. St.

Louis, A7cgc tabic Prep araiicn for As similatin iteFoodcndRegula-ting lhe tomads and 13-aweis cf Protnclcs DlgesUoaChceTful-ncss andRcshConlains neither OpmaiMorpldiie nor Sacral. Not Narcotic. JicrfidU SafS -jfifiizc 7 led Jlzfei mint -ijU'CerioHnteSedai A perfect Remedy for Constipation, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca, Worms and Loss OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature ot NEW YORK. EXACT COPfOF WRAPPER.

CI 1 1 :4 That the public has learned to appreciate a business tlonrt on' strictly business principles, whien is shown by the increased patronage of the J. STROUS Popular Clothing House. Are sure trade winners. The line of Overcoats, Sl. ns and Boys suits Underwear, Gloves, Hats and Caps and gen eral line of Gents Furnishing goods is one unequalled for style and value.

ITS cial Attention Is called to the Mens 5.00, $6.75, $7.50 and 10.00 Overcoats. Mens Underwear at 30c, 48c, 75c and $1.00. They are better values than you'll find elsewhere. See them at pared tops. buggy New covers for 5.00.

C. A. Soutli Slain Street, Auctioneer. Parties wishing my services as an auctioneer, can leave their with C. II.

Gray, at the county clerk's office, when I am out of the citv. J. L. Seitz. What Yoi Want.

The style and price of photos at the Allen studio will suit you. They are giving a special inducement for a snort time, ice lioiiuay has commenced, don wait last. Jackson's cash grocery is open and ready for business. The cheapest place in town to buy groceries. 1st door north of Maltby's.

furniture store! Butter and eggs wanted? Kaus.M -tUirnt iojial Notes. From the MunLr.tt.iii In iustralist. The Kansas State Academy ul Science will hold its an ml meeting at Topeka, December 35 A and Jan. 1st ami 2nd. The thirty-fourth annual meeting of the Kansas Teachers' Association will be held at Topeka, 30.

and 31. State Superintendent-elect Stryker i will to Aew lorl: soon to visit liis wife and take i before enter ID upon the duties of his ofiice. Gov vernor elect Leedy will remov bis family to Lawrence to edu'alc his children in the State University and have them near him at Topeka. The Wichita Beacon says: There one thing tint a united Wichita will ask the State Legislature inter. All will unite in one mighty effort to secure a branch of the St stc Normal School, and oiler for this purpose the Garfield university building the finest college building in West." As the state needs addition al facilties for training of teachers, there is a probability that Wichita will succeed.

The Garfield building has cost about 125,000, hut it would require a large sum to put it in good shape for this purpose. Prof. Dyehe of the State University has rc-tu-ned from Air, ska bringing with him a carload of valuable Natural History specimens. In an article published in a Lawrence paper, he says: "The result of the trip was that I got seventeen whole skins of White Rocky Mountain sheep, six young sea otters, for which I traded with the 250 birds, a large number of small mammals, a group of five fur which I also secured by trade, two grizzly bears, besides a large num ber of other specimens. I also took 250 photographs which are now being developed, got a number of In dian relics, including sea otter spears, totem poles, and the like.

Horticulture. The thirteenth annual meeting or the Kansas State Horticultural so ciety will be held in the-state capital eduesday, Thursday and Friday. Dec. 9, 1 and 11. 1898.

An elato rate program has been prepared. All railroads have granted a one, and one third rate on the certificate plan. The association has isued the following address: To Kansas Farmers and Horticul turists Horticulture in Kansas has enter ed a new era and our horticulturists have gotten down to business. Thirty j'ears of experience have not been wasted among such prigres sive peopre. think tins a busi ness program.

It contains no rem-inis cencts, no "looking The six day session will be given en- tirfly to business, and the three evenings to instructive entertain ment. lhe Society now occupies three beautiful rooms in the capitol, and takes its rightful place as one of the leading educational and industrial bureaus in the west. Our meetings at Lawrence year ago, and the summer meetings at Iola and Oswego, being so largely attended, show the larger, interest our horticulturists have iri increasing their horticultural knowledge. We expect a still larger attendance and greater interest and satisfaction in this annual for 1896. No pro gressive horticulturist in Kansas can afford to neglect this great opportunity fostered by the state for his benefit.

everybody, and make th3 annual meeting of 1896 memorable in the "Anna's of Kansas." Program Sunday School Convention to be held in the Roxbury Baptist Church, Nov. 23. 96, to Begin at 10 o'clock A. M- J'EVOTIOX A EXEECLSXS Sunday School Lesson Study Address by Rev. J.

M. Archer Song by Convention AFTEKXOOX S.ESSIOX Song by Roxburr Fnion Sunday School Reading of Alinvites Reports of Sunday Schools Song by Pleasant Hill Sundav School Paper by R. S. Tolle, Subject, "How can our Sunday Schools Receive the Greater Bene tit From our Conven Discussion opened by C. News for "Sweet Tooths." YOU'LL FALL IN WITH OUR SUBSClUrTIOX n) Yeitr, Si Mcr.tii, Tb'-e Mouths THURSDAY, NOVKMBK 11 20, im.

MePIIKKMt.S MAItKI.T-4. McPherson, Xoveiiibcr 20, IbM. Vxiz, tT dozen Butter 11' Turkevs 1 (' Old Hens ot small, nn der 3 If Roosters, lire ie Old roteiN IX u-ks -It "-se i'i -ons per doz 1('t itoes, per bu 3''c r.j.M-'t jx.tatoes, 7.V- Onions Turnips, 2oc Cabba, per lb ljc Pop corn, If' Hay, baled, per ton 3.00 Hay, loose 2.2." Wtu-at, p'rbu OJm- Corn, per bu 12j Oats per bu Broom corn, per ton (a 01 Veal, per lb Ie Cows and heifers 2 to 3e Stookers and feeders 2 to 3c Fat hops, per cwt 2 to 3c CITY AND ClIMr NuvV3. Vreeland'8 photos are the best. The seventh district republican editorial association will meet at Hutchinson Deeember 1.

Dr. Merrill of Mount Ayr, Iowa, has been in the city on business re cei.tly. James Darlinc and Wm Dole, of Battle I til were transacting busi- ness in town Monday. The county Sunday School convention will be held in the Baptist church this city, December 14 and l.V If you want line high pradc photographs go with the crowd to the Vreelxnd studio. Prices awaj down There is no end to the aspirants for the postinastershin.

Wm Lloyd Wal. Gleason, and J. M. Snyder are confident of securing the plumb. What is nicer for a Christmas present than a nice bible? See It.

Miller's line of "UagsterS." Judge 11. W. 1 Muse of Newton, one of the oldest settlers in Harvey t'ounty, died at hi home in Newton last Saturday. Don't forget that you can buy Vitae Ore, the lest medicine, at Corner dni store. C.

W. Enodouu. Miss Sue (JriiTeth of Canton, was town the latter part of last week, visiting friends. There will be a social at the resi-bf James l. Darrah Friday evening, upper from 5 to o'clock.

Everybody invited. W. E. Knox has sold his transfer business to U. J.

Knightly who took charge oE the business Wednesday. There are several cases of dipthe-i-ia in town and a portion of the School has leen dismissed until Monday awaiting developments. lie ram arat warm weather is iust the thing for the growing wheat. has been the most favorable ason thus far on wheat that we ave had for years. The Santa Fe school district will hold a night cap social on the even-i of Dwember .1.

If you don't now what that is attend and learn. i ne prtK'eeds are to purchase a School library. WE'RE ELECTED to furnish you protection this winter against the r- ld, and an early look at our stock overcoats, winter suits, under vear, caps, mittens, prove tins. You'll need them by and by Ivderer iSc Co. J.

Chisholm of Roxbury, was in hwn ednesday. Ho was enquir tg for the wave of prosperity which was scheduled to arrive immediate Jy, in the event of McKinley's elec tion. Dr. Tuttle the cyo and ear surgeon will be at the Union hotel on lues llav and Wednesday, (next) Decern her 1 and 2. He fits spectacles ftc- ruratelv and isatisfactorily as his many patrons here will testify.

Cal him if you want good work. There will be an entertainment at the, college chapel Saturday evening November 28. An interesting pro irr.tm will bo rendered. Admission cents. The Kansas Citv, Sun got out an especially attractive edition i st week.

It contained a map of Kansas City and surrounding conn try and a portrait of the newly Meeted state olheers, with a great deal of interesting reading matter It is a first class editor, Mr. E. hounees himself as Populist paper F. Ileisler, an a candidate for xte printer. a little unpleasantness cccurrec -tween two of our citizens Monday 'T.

W. Miller and T. J. Mathews had dispute over a settlement of some 2c hid and let their temper get the best cf them. Mr.

Miller struck over the shoulder with a inop stick whereupon Tom put his "ongnrni around Mr. Miller neck Vtul led him out of the shop. Peace was restored without any bloodshec hnd no doubt both parties regret the incident. Mr. Miller was fined j.00 or disturbing the peace.

Kly Shaw of Canton, was on the streets Monday. Glass cut to any size at EYs drug store. K. Miss inson Mr. II -iw kin son has moved t- Km ma Sanderson is in Iluteh- Htdman of Hayes was A I the latest tilings in -c Uul novelties and fancy at R.

Miiler's. Tlie Canton township educational meeting will be held Saturday, this week, in the opera hall at an ton The inclement weather to day riously in'erferel with the Thanksgiving service, only a few attended Cash paid for hides and furs at Pollak's grocery store. liof. Ira Lantz, of Inman. visited in the city to-day.

Damouia, the herb medi une, for sale at Corner drug store. C. W. Exoborg. lrof.

Bruce of Marquette spent Thanksgiving with his parents south or town. large variety of dolls and do1 leads, in bisque, rubber and "hina. at R. Miller s. F.

J. Gateka an old resident fron1 Empire township was in this vicini ty last Wednesday. He expects be a candidate for comity treasure: next spring. W. L.

of Battle Hill, was in the city Wednesday. He is cf the opinion that the people will get ery tired of Mark Hanna admin istration during the next four years. Mr. Herman Bowker, has been ap pointed justice of the peace to 1111 vacancy occasioned by the resigna ion of J. W.

Walker, who acsumes ho du ies of probate judge in Jan uary. There was a misunderstanding as where the silver club should meet Monday evening. A number went the court house but it was not openeu up and some went to tut Darrah hall. Died, Lucilla, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Shriner, Saturday. Nov. 21. Funeral services wen leld in the Baptist church Monday at two o'clock. A.

W. Smith is after Glick's place. Ie would like to have charge of the nmsion agency at lopeKa. Mr. Smith is as much entitled to the position as any man in the party.

Dr. Fulton came down from Abi-ne to be present at the annual roll 'all of the church. License to Wed. Nov. 23, Aron A.

Taves, age 25, of nman and Anna Friesen aged 20, of Buhler. Nov. 21, D. A. Heidebrecht aged 24, and Maggie B.

Esan aged both of Alta, Kansas. Phil Huffman, of McPherson coun was visiting friends in this city this week. He is a well to do farm er and is old in the ranks of reformers. He is an old time miner and for the past year has been in Cclo rado prospecting. Kansas Commoner.

A great slash in prices of large family groups at the Vreeland studio until January 31. Now have tha family group. "The Last Year of Gail Hamilton's Life," by Max Bennett Thrasher, in the Arena for December, gives the story of the end of Miss Dodge's life in a way that will render the article indispensable to all her admirerc Sde went to her last rest ith a fore taste of its b'issfulness. We are glad to learn that S. L.

Lowery, who was defeated for coun ty superintendent, has charge ot a commercial school at Quincy, 111., and is doing Mr. Lowerv made a hard light for the success of the principles which he believes to be right and has many friends all over the county who will be glf.d to Jearn that he is doing well. Though the Twice-a-Week Repub lic of St. Louis excelled all other Western weekly papers in publish ing the news. of the, campaign, it now announces that it has iex tended its news service, and hereafter it will give its readers tho best iper the country one dollar a year, by mail twice a week Dr.

J. T. Keith fornierlv of Mc Pherson, now of Kansas City. Mo. will he at the Merchants hotel of this citv Dec.

5, and will remain one month. He will be prepared to do all kinds of dental work by latest improved methods and at hard times prices. All those wearing unservi cable plates shou'd see him. Con sulfation free. The entertainment given last Fri day night at the auditorium by the Gymnasium club was attended by a larce and attentive audience, al though the weather was very disa greeable.

The program consisted of tumbling, kicking, and performing on the parallel bars and hori bars, and a farce entitled "Too Much of a Good Thing." The farce was well rendered, each char acter doing full justice to his part of the play, especially "Tom the Hayseed." The performing showed that the boys were fully prepared for the occasion, that on the pfoallel bars deserving special praise. The public should appreciate the fact that the boys promis-e still better one the near future. SIGNATURE IS OIST THE APPER OF EVERY BOTTLE PUR. mm Castoria Is put tip la one-siza boUloa only. It is not Bold ia biilk.

Dcn't allow anyoiio to Bell you anytMng else on iha plea or promise that it is "just as good" and "will answer every purpose." See that yon got 0-A-S-T-0-S-I-A. The fao- of LOVE L. COXN, Prop, RAILWAY. FfiEE RECLIJISfl C1IAIU (jAiiS TO KANSAS CITY. SOi.ID TRAINS PAIJY, ETWEES 8tB Louis Kansas Gify.

Pueblo and Denver, Kquipped With Frei Reclining Chair Cars AND Pilllman liufftt Slpi2; Cars, Via Trife Cordon ado fenoiiT Liri no ChAnqe of cars 10 LITTLE ROCK. WiastJiaer riovitol li. G. TO'TNSKXD, ttv 1Uet Am! i I i ih e- 0UD THROUGH VESTSSULEO TRftfHJ Kansas Cib, St. Leavcnvorth, Atchison, TO 8T.

LOUIS, CH5CACO, OffiAHA, EORIA.ST. WITH Dining Cars, and Chair Ca'r CONNECTIONS WADE AT 8t. Louis, Chicago 0 Pcoril FOR Ml Point East, South 0 Sesihsss L. W. WakeSey, C.

P. ST. LOUIS, TOt toward Elliott, Cen. 6T. JOSE.PH, Hk O.

Dutton, t. P. OF WR 3 HP Vreeland's artistic photo: aphs leads, others follow. Wnrren Knaus went to Kansas City last night to witness the foot ball contest to-cay between the Kan s-s Jayhawkers and the Missouri Tigers. Leon Depp's goods for his new store Me beginning to arrive.

Hf have one of the nea est grocery stores in town. The room hui bo-en repainted and papered and every thing will be in apple pie order. VTiiHioiu. F. attended A.

lj and A. M. lodge Saturday evening. Daa Hill has returned from Oklahoma, where he has been at work for some time. Will Sturgeon and Ralph Moss drove over to the county seat Monday.

Carl Hunt has concluded that lie is not the fastest runner in the west after all. Will Dickenson returned from Missouri Tuesday morning here he ia3 been visiting for the past i weeics with relatives ana menus. James Henry of McPherson, is ii: town visiting friends. My res has purchased the Beab residence in the east part of town and moved m. Hank Murlatte purchased the 1 I i in i 1 1 MU1 1 clLUA 111 Ail Ci tock of groceries before long.

Corn husking will soon be a thing of the past in this locality. Boys, what the matter with starting a lyceum now that the evenings are long and the excitement over politics has quieted down? UNION. Cantoii. Richard Coons has moved into the louse just north of J. B.

Champlin's Mrs. II. M. Brandt has been on the ick list this week. W.

W. Webster is having bis louse improved some this week. Jim Darling lost seven years growth of whiskers on election. which he promptly shaved olf and lelivered to the winner or the bet. Jim now resembles a Catholic priest.

Rev. Frame is having grand buc-ess at Pleasant Hill school house with his revival meeting. Mr. Steele of McPherson, is ampu tating whiskers at the Bon Ton in Tf. nhspiifp W.

L. Hill dehorned about 200 head ot cattle loi xM. r. rletcheron his ranch just north of town. Last Sundav one of our Sunday school teachers asked all those ini ter clas3 who could repeat a verse the bible to hold up their hands.

Only one hand showed up. "All right, my little girl, go ahead, said the teacher. The little girl jumped to her feet and said: Mary had a little lamb, 'Twas a long time ago; Since Grover's been president. The lamb has had no show. This was not exactly "bible" but it showed that the child had been raised by republican parents.

Champion. Lindsborg. A horse belonging to Dick Jukes who lives about three miles from town became frightened by an ap proaching team Tuesday evening and running to one side of the road tipped over the buggy containing Mrs. Jukes and her little child. The mother was not severely injured but it is feared the baby has concussion of the brain kind friends and medical skill have been called into requisition in the ter rible accident, but at this writing no definite results can be stated.

It is sincerely hoped that the unfortunate little one will live. Mrs. Maria Chariot ta Carlson died Tuesday last at 5 p. of paralysis, the fatal stroke occurring last Friday about 9 o'clock. The left side was affected and the unfortunate woman never completely regained the use of her powers.

She has resided with Aug. Johnson during, the last year and a half and was sixty-four years ot age. C. M. Carlson died at his home Nov.

2 at 7:30 p. in the 8th year of his age. The deceased had been ill since Oct. 15 and was quite seriously ill for over a week. He leaves besides a loving wife seven children and a large circle of friends C.

F. Lindberg dted yesterday at tne nome oi jonn erm in the west part of town. Mr. Lindberg was 79 years of age and died a natural death. Charlie Horton of the Mo.

P. has won his third suit from the same man on election results, the Kentucky vote this time being the contending point. Mr. Horton is lucky in this respect as he scarcely hoped to win the bet at all. Allen Wilber will have a telephone.

One by one our business men are be coming used to the "phone and realize its utility. Besides it is a Lindsboi enterprise and deserves CalTM for Sale. Bengston Samuelso'n of Hayes township have 163 head of domestic calves, Hereford and Durham stock, for sale cheap. The stock is on Mr. Samuelson's place.

Lost. A coupling lor r. tumbling rod. on the foad between Messrs. Garrelts and Doransi Finder would be greatly oblige 1 by leaving the kxsxe at B.

Evans' tice. Im i A Home Made Cakes, Pics and BreacL Made at home! And of the very best materials. Made" up fresh every morning and delivered anywhere promptly. If you should come in at 0 o'clock in the, evening and ask for cake or bread, the chances are you would not tret. them, for bv that time is irone.

Doesn't that show the popularity of the Have you tried our Coco-Cola and Ice Cream Si idas? They're delicious Unequalled Service. Denver to Cfncago Via Kansas Citj is gicen via the Union Pacific aiit Chicago Alton Railways. Through PtfTTiftarf-Sleepers, Dining Cai-3 and Free Reclining Chair carp leave Denver daily. The Union Pacific is the great through car line of the west. Ask your nearest ticket age lor ti fs via this line.

L. LOMAX, Gen. Pass. Tkt. Agt.

Omaha, Neb. Kjft4 Will Is ZJt, T. A. Slocum, M. the Great Chemist and Scientist Offers to Send Free, to the Afflicted.

Three Bottles of His Newly Discovered Remedies to Cure Con sumptio and all Lung Troubles. could be fr.iitr, more philanthropic, or cs'tv rii't'-e joy in its wake than the offer of A Slocum. M. of 08 Pine street, New York City. Oorfklei-t tliAt- lie lias discovered an absolute cu-e for nsumption and all pulmonary coni-piMnts, aEfi to make its great merits known, he will s-T-tl.

tree, three bottles (the Sloeuoi new system of medicine) to any reader of the Opinion vrho is suffering- from chest, throat and troubles or consunn tion. H'i those desirous of obtaining the rema to sinudy send him their express and post office odoross, and receive in return the three free hottit-s. Already this "new scientific course of medicine" has permanently cured thousands of apparently liO'-x ss e.ses. II considers it his religious du'e a duty which he owes to humanity to donate his infallible Oiferert freely, apart from its inherent strengtl: is cnoUirh to commend it, and more so is the perfect confluence of the great chemist making tin great He Iihs proven consumption to be a curable disasL' beyond any doubt. TlM-re wid be no mistake in sending the mis Take will be in overlooking the Doctor's generow invitation, lie has oh fde in his American an-.

European laboratories thousands of testimoniaV of experience from those cured, in all parts of the worid. Delr.ys ftre dangerous: mail yoir address to T. A. M. Cl'.

i'8 Cine street. New York. an whn the Doctor, please ineutio-. W. article in the Opinion.

ontcagG bpeciaiisi, DR JC DENSTENy PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Home and Permanent Office: ZIM-MERLY Building, Wichita, Kas. By request of many and ailing of McPher-son nn'i vicinity, l)r. Dtnsten, Wichita's Physician and Surgeon, and his associates, wii be "in Mci'lierson one day in each week, at tin Union McPnerson. Kansas, EVKRY NESDAY, without fail, rain or shine, to receive patients and treat the sick and suffering-, from I-a. m.

to p. m. Having haU large and varied experience in pri vate arid hospital practice, the dot-tor comes full-and efficiently prepared and highly recoimnende; All aedte and chronic diseases of men, wonwi. and children. Nt-rvois, wasting brain diseases surgery in a its branches, cripples of eyery description, goitres, swellings, scrofula, old sores diseases of the bladder, bowels and rectum, skii diseases.

Diseases of heart-. Stomach, liver, recti wt-mb. ear eye, now, throat anc" lungsi. paralysis, catarrh, asthma, bronchitis, ec zema. rheuuiatisni.

neuralgia, epilepsy; fits, ai female diseases, irregularities and weaknesses Ail diseases of men-, nightly losses, lost vitality, lost manhood, variecocele, gonorrheoa, bloot; poison. Old pores, strictures, etc. Cancers, tu n.oi-s, rupture and piles positively cured without kniie, pain or caustics. Anyone suffering with catarrh, bronchitis throat, head or lung troubles, may recei ve a tliret months' treatment for oidy S5. Trial treatment free in cffte.

It nevr fnu? t-d cMre' Ue it al home. jyConsu'tation eXamiTir.tlon free to all. E. forget. Every Wetlned)- Union Hotel.

rain or shin-. no charge for c-onsnltatio'! Or exanur.ation. All welcome. Bring vour a. to 6:80 p.

111. J.C. DEN8TKN, M.D. Broken Chain 15 The family circle is never so happy after the chain is 1 broken 'and a link taken. Some family chains are strong1, others weak.

Have kI you a good family Pi history? Or is there a tendency to coughs, throat or fcrenchial troubles, Is weak langs? Kas a brother, sister, parent or near reiatrvc had consumption? Then year family chain is weak. Strengthen it Take SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil with Hvpophosphites. It makes rich blood, gives strength and vigor to weak hxngs and run-down constitutions. With its Aid the system throws off acute coughs and colds. It prevents the chain from breaking.

Shall we tend yoi a book aboat tM, btt For ty aniggirt ar2 SCOTT BOWXt; "New VorlL 0 CITY BAKERY, Wanled-fin Idea Who can think cf some simple thins to patent? Protect vour Ideas: thT may bring you wealth. Write J6H 'WEllDEKBCRN ft Patent Attorneys, Washington, 1). for tbeir $1,800 prlza oiler an'd list of two hundred iiiTeutious wanted. To CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS and th EAST, Via Burlington Route The traveling xjUbc is sure to find the best fast vestibuled trains to the eaat via the Burlington Route.

Handsome new compartment sleepers (same rate as standard sleepers), chair cars (seats free). Kansas City and St. Joseph to St. Louis; standard sleepers chair cars and dining cars-' 'pay for what you Chicago. Take the "Vestibuled Eli'' to Chicago, and the "Vestibuled Limited" to St.

iLouis. Ask Agent for tickets via the Burlington Route. L. W. Wakkley Gen.

Pass. St. Lon'iS, Mo. Wanted-An Idea Protect your Maa: tbj znay vu -sraatb. Writ JOHN WfcDDEHWTKS Sc.

CO. i.ttor-nevn, Washington, D. nor their rtefc oIfr and list tl two hundred lurentlonf mm mm hoots To Cripple: Op.ep.k Via Colorado sprsncs. The Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway Crinole 1" oexicr 'a other Time toblwCK. line Full particulars by addressing D.

Johnson and W. H. Dear. General Deseussion Song by Hope Sunday School Pajier by Clayton Subject to Secure Greater, Apreeia- tion Sunday School Work." Discussion opened by liss Jennie Johnson and Mrs. Emma.

E. Frisbie. General Discussion. Song bv Roxbury Baptist Sunday School Question ox in Charge of M. 31.

Collier Song by Enterprise Sunday iscelanious Closing. Song by Convention Alfts tAwsas4 tail.