The Alliance Herald from Fredonia, Kansas • 3

A tetter From the Philippines Deeds Recorded. litems Gleaned from Neighboring Exchanges. The Herald. NEW MTTIfIGS THE LATEST W. L.

Ward will soon erect a resi- Friday, Febhuaey 17, 1899. iSirTHE RACKET. District Court Cases Disposed of. John Roles vs. Laona Roles Plaintiff granted a divorce.

T'l. K. Dixon vs. Emma Vixon. Plaintiff granted a divorce.

Si ate of Kansas vs. Frank Tea ger. Defendant pleads guilty and is en-tenced to the reform school. State of Kansas vs. Stephen Snavel.

v. Dismissed. State of Kansas vs. Jas. Tarr.

Costs" paid and dismissed. United States to N. H. Lowusburj', patent deed to 160 acres ia Daek Creek township. N.

J. Houston and husband to Amos Crydernian, warranty deed to lots 6, 7 and 8, block 53, in tiie city ol Neodesha, Kansas, $1000. United States to Catherine Brown, patent deed to SO acres in Csdar township. F. William Surig and wife to William L.

Zink, warranty deed to lota 20, 21 and 22, block 37, in Altoona, 30. Manila, P. Dec. 24, 1SS8. Editor Heilald: I will venture to submit the following short account of our trip and also of Manila, as I have found it.

On the morning of Oct. 27th, 1S98, we broke camp on the U. S. military reservation, Presidio, and started on that long expected trip to the Philippine islands. It is a matter of three or four miles from Presidio to pier No.

27, where lay our ship, the V. S. CADY, D. D. Uses Wilson's local anesthetic in extract--iiirT ing.

Office over State Bank, Fredonia. Arriving every few days. Both Jap and Cbina matting for 12 1-2 cents per yard. A big line of floor Oil Cloth and Linoleum. Floor Oil Cloth in 1-yard, 1 1-2-yard and 2-yard widths.

The following dispatch was received late yesterday evening Nsrw Yoek Cmr, Flbshaey 15, 1899. J. W. Paulen, Fredonia, Kansas. I have jast bought between 10,000 and $15,000 worth of goods, consisting of dry goods, notions, shoes, underwear, hardware, at 49 cents on the dollar, to be paid for when checked out at Fredonia.

Make room so we can handle them. CITY AND VICINITY. New moon. VINDOW SHADES. Elegant weather.

so packing all our earthly oaessiens on our backs we started. W's dll not leave the pier until 4 p. m. Soon after passing out of the Golden Gate life ceated to be interesting to a great many of tis. It was something State of Kansas vs.

Harry Lee. Cause continued. Slate of Kansas vs. Chas. Cooper.

Defendant pleads guilty and sentenced to the reformatory. The Mutual Ben. Life Ins. Co. vs.

John F. Winner. Cause continued. W. R.

Johnson vs. Jas. M. Divan. A.

Tucker and wife to William L. Zink, warranty deed to lot 13, block 44, hi Altoona," 83.50. H. H. Highfill to W.

L. Zink, quit claim deed to lots 15, 13, 17, IS, 19 and 20, block 22, in Altoona, $1. Wm. Edward Swentzel etux to J. A.

Johnson, warranty deed to 160 acres in Center township, 1300. T-k T-i TTni ti a. -r-t The season of Lent. BEN S. PAULEN.

(Signed) Milder since Sunday. 50 dozen Window Shades, the largest stock ever shown in town. Some very fine ones, as well as the cheapest xj. uuwii auu who lu rurtsi oil and raa lease on aorfis in dence in Buffalo. Fireman's ball at Neodesha next Wednesday evening.

Mrs. T. J. Deer, living north of Neodesha, died last week. J.

H. Young, of Neodesha, has discontinued his store at Thaj-er. The Severyite ha3 changed to a six-column, all-home -print, folio. Eight candidates for city offices have already announced at Cherryvale. Geo.

T. Shirley has retired from the firm of Shirley Bros. Robinson, at Buffalo. Chas. Hartley, formerly of Fredonia, has opened a harness shop at Fall River.

J. H. Flemming, the Neodesha tailor, has purchased residence property at that place. W. E.

Johnson's Uvery barn at Neodesha was slightly damaged by fire one night last week. E. G. Johnson and Miss Albertina Eilerson, both living northeast of Buffalo, were married on the Sth Harry "White, formerly of Fredonia, but now of Yates Center, took part in the bome-talent play at Buffalo last Saturday night. The Le Grande hotel at Independence was destroyed by fire Monday night of this week.

This makes the second expensive fire for that town during the past month. Mrs. Rhoda Ann Elder, aged about 79 years, an old settler of Wilson county, locating with her husband near Roper in 1853, died at Parnell City, on the 3d inst. The young ladies of Buffalo adver- SHIRTS. different from Had ever experienced before.

I was terribly seasick and there were others. After eight days we arrived at Honolulu, which is one of the most beautiful cities I have ever seen. But the first thing I did here was to get a square meal. After eight days of tossing on slippery decks, to sit at a table and eat like other folks was indeed pleasant. Airung the items of interest noticed was" the Queen's palace, from the top of whicVl could see two extinct volcanoes.

I a15 heard the famous Hawiian band play', which is Verdict for defendant. Jas. H. Dodge vs. Mary A.

Pattern-son. Find for plaintiff, quieting tit le. M. E. Bogart vs.

E. Delp. Find for 51. E. Bogart V3.

C. J. Blass. Judgment for plaintiff for 5.23. John C.

Douglas vs. Edward Cc law. First trial in ejectment. John Gray et al vs. The Coven ant Mutual Life Ass'n.

Submitted to eo urt and taken under advisement. Mary E. Garrett vs. Edward JR. Colaw.

Continued. That we mny be able to receive and pay for these goods according to contract, we will inaugurate a grand cleaning up sale, to be continued every day and evening- until our present stock is exhausted, or so much as may be necessary to make room for our new goods. Two big requisites in this sale money and room. The prices we make in this sale are beyond comparison to any ever made in Fredonia. We want to make this turn as quickly as possible, and would ask our erjstorners to come soon, as the bargains we offer will not last long.

Don't kick if you are loo late. See large hand bills for prices. THE RACKET, The ground is thawing out. Allen Batchart for tailor-made clothing. A.

M. Sharp was up from Neodesha, Monday. L. Miller was down from Chanute, Wednesday. Jessie Defever was at St.

Louis last week with hogs. Time to begin to think about the summer's crop. Victor Lee is at Chanute tonight and tomorrow night. R. L.

Carson has bought the B. F. Lowers restaurant. Pleasant Valley township, -for three years. Nelson Thayer etux to W.

L. Matthews, quit cfpini deed to 2 lots in Altoona, $S00. John M. Johnston etux to F. M.

Rettenhouse, warranty deed to 3 lot3. in New Albany, 225. Elijah S. Fiscus etux to C. B.

Jackson, warranty deed to the undivided one-eighteenth interest in 14-3 acres in Fall River township, '-03. nulda Schneeberger and husband to V. L. Poison, warranty deed to the undivided one-eighteenth interest in 145 acres in Fall River township, SJ00. E.

N. Barker etux to W. F. Hancock, warrant j' deed to 80 acres in Fall River township, $500. Sarah S.

Wetmore and husband to A man can suffer more from an ill-fitting Shirt than a boil. As more than half your life is spent in the society of your Shirt, it ought to be a congenial companion. Our Clarendon Shirt fills every requirement. It is $1.00. A beautiful line at 30, f503 58 one ot tne best bands in the1 The thing which I noticed most was the complete change in vegetatio." John H.

Smith vs. M. J. Ellis et al. Continued.

State of Kansas vs. L. R. Harshfield. Continued on applic Ao'i.

of defend I also tasted some of the celebrated CO cents. an which is made by the natives ant. Bond fixed at Kh J. W. PAULO, Prop.

Will simply add that I did not like it Dr. Potter, the specialist is here to Lippy. Aft er four days spent in sight-seeing. day and tomorrow. State of Kansas s.

Eph Same as above. State of Kansas vs. Wm. jsysLms. Sou tli Side Square.

while our ship was coaling, we started Combs. Samuel Hughey's public sal next Continued on application. once more on our long voyage to Ma nils. The fourteenth day from Hono Wednesday, the 22d. in the Now is the time to State Bank of Fredonia vs.

E. L. lulu we sighted a volcano in action ey Teachers' meeting at Fredonia one Deshazo et al. A. D.

Crooks appoint spring scock oi Musims. i-. Married. On Wednesday evening, Feb. 15th, Ernest Otto and Mis3 Leonora Sthulmiller, both of Fredonia, week from tomorrow.

It w.s a grand sight, about 2500 feet above the surrounding ocean and Rose B. Arnold, warranty deed to 4 lots in Neodesha, 3000. Isidor Bach etux to Lena Bach, warranty deed to the one undivided half interest to tract of land in Neodesha, $500. Maggie E. Robinson etal to James Cox, warranty deed to the undivided interest to 40 acres in Fall River township, 150.

Mary M. Fiscus, a widow, to C. B. Jackson, warranty deed to the undivided 5a interest to 14S acres in Fall River township, S1800. John A.

Roberta etal tj John A. Partridge, warranty deed to 140 acres in Fall River township, C'So'J. Olive Zink and husband to-C. M. that they would play "post- Considerable of moving took place this week.

E. E. Munger and family moved into the little house just south of Peter Reeger's; Mrs. Anna Williamson and Mrs. Anna Barrett and family now occupy the property vacated by ed receiver.

E. Gertrude Hunt vs. Wm. D. Hunt Defendant granted a divorce.

tiseu were united in marriage by Rev. H. The measles are raging in different spoutuTr forth steam and smoke in "tv the boys at their Valen- office" wi localities of the county. abundance. day evening in order tin a Rnnial Tn- Ladies are invited to visit the Dress Mr.

Munger, which the former re Kev. Wm. $. Barton died at his home, eight miles north of Fredonia, Friday, Feb. 10th, 1899.

He has been a -dance to insure a good atte The Buffalo Advocate saj I tha.t lWm 'dence Harrington is building a new Cutting School at Fredonia. Two days out from Xvlanila we encountered a storm, which made things lively for us, the waves occasionally dashing bre.r the ship, and drenching cently purchased; Mrs. A. N. Perkins W.

Chaffee at the home of the bride's unele, Wm. Sherlock, just east of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Otto are among the most popular and deserving of our young people, and the future can hold nothing less in store for them than harpiness, prosperity and contentment.

Congratulations are extended. are all advancing, but ours have not. Beginning at 3 cents per yard, we have all the qualities at 4, 4 1-2. 5, 6 and 6 1-2 cents for unbleached. GROCERIES.

We make the prices on this line. Wanted, a eood gentle horse. D. C. Lugeanbeal, Guilford, Kas.

tf us if we happened to be on deck. We arrived in the Manila harbor on the warranty deed to 213 acres and family are moving into the property formerly occupied by Mrs. Barrett W. L. Martin and family took possession of J.

M. Kennedy's property, near the north school building, and Geo. B. Sipe is transferring his house Frost-bitten ears, wer3 quite great sufferer for the past two years and for several months has been confined to the house. He was born in Knoxville, June 7th, 1824.

In early life he removed to Illinois where he resided until 1872, when on account of failing nealth he came to Kansas raiircad) morning of Dec. 1st. We had to re 4000. 40 numerous Sunday morning. nRdar towntT-hiP main on boa-d the ship ten days before W- L.

Zink tid wife to c. M.bny- landing, which we did on Dec. 11th Mrs. P. G.

Pinney returned home hold goods preparatory to taking We had work getting our bar from Winfield, Wednesday. on me west pan oi uie nerrrmgio-place, just eastof the Woodruff bridge. Mr. Easley, of Rest, has bought the east part of the farm and will occupy it soon. Robert Akin, formerly of the Neodesha Derrick, but now of the Cherryvale Clarion, last week aroused the ire of one of his readers to the extent that his (the reader's) pugilistic maneuvers cost him $20 and costs in police court next morning.

racks in fit shape to live in. This is and settled in Wilson county on th farm where he died. He was a Meth Sugar Frank Cale has been spending the 20 pounds granulated for S1.00. charge of the Swadener property, on east Ohio street. And there are many other families who will move as soon as suitable houses ean be secured.

our first experience with barracks week in Fredonia with his family. having previously camped in tents. odLst minister and a member of the Illinois conference and preached there der warranty ucw toona, 200. Hersehel Butcher to Anna M. Williamson, wtrranty deed to 1 lot Fredonia, $750.

E. Hanford and husband to C. M. Linscott, warranty deed to 140.83 acres in Newark township, A. P.

Hamilton etux to E. W. Mc-Fariand, warranty deed to ISO acres in Duck Creek township, $1500. I have not had time to look around Mr. and Mrs.

II. Parke Jones spent for twenty-one years. Since coming Saturday and Sunday at Longton. much, but will give a few points that have happeneel under my notice. The Very few farmers were in town last Robt.

Marr, the 20-year-old son of James Marr, of Coyville, drove down through the severe cold of Monday, bringing with him 500 in greenbacks to be applied as the last payment on an 30-acre farm his father recently purchased. Oaear Bartlett, who was found guilty of assault and battery in the district court last week, was fined $10 and costs of suit. He was committed to jaii until the same are paid. Prof. W.

R. McDonald, who has charge of tho New Albany schools, spends every Saturday and Sunday with his family, southwest of Fredonia. Fred Huffman, Ed Lally and Fred first thing, or things, is the natives, The Frisco agent at New Albany has to Kansas he has been able to preach some, and has been four years pastor of the Coyville circuit; one year at Neodesha and about six months at Saturday, owing to the severe cold. who are of the Malay, or brown, race. Oranges, 10c dozen.

10 bars Silk Soap for 25c. 3 cans Tomatoes for 2oc. packages Oats for 25c. Try our own brand of Java Coffee in one-pound cans at 25c per can. Everjr can guaranteed by us.

A great many of them have the prim Editor VanPelt, of the Neodesha been showing plutocratic tendencies lately, causing the telegraph company to remove its instruments from that office. The remuneration Mr. Spind-ler receives under tho new order of Cherryvale. He delighted to preach the gospel. He was a man greatly to Neli; dSCa t0 2 lotsinCoy.6'0' -Minsrand Loan Asjocia-Fredonia Buu ouit claim -deed tion to W.

J. Bur Wr itive canoe, hollowed out of a tree, which they handle very skillfully. There are also a number of Chinese here, who do the trading or keep the Register, was in Fredonia, Wednesday, Dr. Cady uses the latest local anesthetics to prevent pain in extracting, beloved by hisneignbors and acquaint ances. He leaves a wife and five children, four of whom are married, thing3 will probably enable his retirement from the arduous duties of the office in a short time.

stores. And they are lust simply 1 D. H. Poison's public sale Tuesday wa3 attended by a large crowd and buying was brisk, everything going at good figures. Mr.

Poison informs us that he will leave the latter part of next week for Denver, where he has a brother and where he will probably remain during the coming summer. He has rented his farm in Prairie township to G. W. VanAlstine, who took possession about one month ago. We are always sorry to have leave ns such thrifty, upright men as Mr.

Poison, even for a short time, but we sincerely wish him prosperity and contentment wherever he may locate. The Topeka Capital of Tuesday says "The pop papers have had a good deal to say lately about how 'sore' S. S. coining" money since the arrival of Mrs. Joe Tenney, of Elk City, came up Tuesday to visit a few days with oarah E.

Lewis, guardia luidivi I. Cox, warranty deed to th. waded of 80 aores in Fail and all live in this county except one son, Rev. Vvr. B.

Barton, who is preaching at Pratt, Kas. The funeral the Dr. Sharpe reports a boy born Sun- friends. ana Unas. Cook, who last week Dlead The 20th Kansas is one of the best day morning, February 5, 1899, to Mr.

guilty to burglary in the district court, S. L. Compton writes to change th drilled regiments here. We are doing services were held Feb. 13th at the home, conducted by Rev.

Wm. Simons, and Mrs. Lou Killion, of this city. The mother was coming down with the guard dutj' at present, and patrol wee sentenced to the reformatory. Mr.

and Mrs. A. F. Defever. Claude his pastor.

part of the city containing from 20 to measles at the time, and the baby was 30 thousand people, keeping us going Purkapile and Frank Brown were born with a fully developed case of Notice of Public Sale. Spot Cash Dept. Store most of the time. We very often that disease. At the present writing down from Fall River, Monday night, address of his paper from Winfleld to Dexter.

Geo. East went up to Kansas City, Wednesday evening, with two loads of stock. Trade has been better with our merchants during the pleasant weather of this week. have insurgent scares here, and are at I will sell at public auction at the to attend "The Pay Train." both mother and babe are in a fair way HUBBELL BROS Props. present ready to move at a moment's ship, 250.

United States to William M. Lewis, patent to 120 acres ia FaUIiivcr township. Henry Hunter and wife to Josenh Morath, warrant3' deed to 10 acres in Fall River township, 175. Henry Hunter and wife to Elmer atkins, -warranty deed to 30 acres in Fall River township, $325. Kansas R.

R. Co. to Wilson County Bank, qaitolaim dcmi to lomd i-i (Jen ter township, 15. J. R.

Hughey etux to John A. Rupert etal, quit claim deed to 20 in Fall River township, M. F. Clinton E. G.

Johnson, warranty dead to SO teres in Colfax Dennis Flaherty left Wednesday for to recovery. Sun. Last week's Altoona Journal says notice. We have 250 rounds of ammu Benedict, of Wilson county, is on Gov. Stanley.

Such stories are hardly Sammie Luhman, son of Henry and nitioiv "three days' rations, and are dressed in brown clothes, blue shirts, Maria Luhman, died Tuesday, Feb. Elko, via Wichita, Kansas City and Chicago, to resume hia position as railroad agent. iiTB Sin oaoies were Born in tins vicinity between last Friday and yester 'Squire Gaines place, mile east and 2 mile south of New Albany, on Wednesday, Febuary 22dr commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. the following property: 38 head of horses, consisting of 20 head of work horses and brood mares leggings and campaign hats.

I will day, one to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barn worth denying, but It might be incidentally stated that inside information is to the effect that Benedict is to be a member of the board of regents of the Agricultural college." venture the assertion that the 20th Chas. McCoy requests that the address of his Herald be changed from Ward to Vilas. Kansas can prove that they can fight 7th, 1899, of measles and pneumonia, aged about 21 years.

Sammie was a good boy, loved by all who knew him. He professed religion in a Friends meeting only two weeks before he died. He told his brother he was go hill, on Friday, one to Mr. and Mrs. W.

Q. Powell, Saturday, one to and Mr3. Turner Button. Sundav. one as well as drill.

weighing from 1000 to 1250 pounds, 3 head of four-year-old3, 2 coming In pulmonary trouble, the direct township, 1100. Chas. A. McDonald, Co. 20th Kansas Volunteers.

action of Ballards Horehound Syrup upon the throat, chest and lungs, im Kidney disease is the enemy we have Program for teachers' meeting to be most to fear as a result of the feverish Miss Fannie Greene, who is teaching northeast of Neodesha, spent Sunday in Fredonia with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Ramp, of this city, are the parent of a son, born Sunday, the 12th.

Ed Bogart and J. T. Cooper spent Monday at Sedan, in Chautauqua county. E. L.

King and wife leave for St. Louis tomorrow. mediately arrests the malady, by re held in Fredonia Lincoln school ing home. A few comforting words were read from the book of God and prayer was offered by Rev. Laughlin.

He was buried in the Middletown cemetery. The deceased leaves a father and mother, two brothers and restlessness of our much vaunted modern civilization. It is a treacherous enemy, working out its dt-adly -effect February 25, 1899: lieving the distress, cutting the phlegm and freeing the vocal and breathing organs. Price 25 and 60 cents. Bo-gart, the druggist.

under cover of the most wVM.w II. F. Thomas offers his mill and creamery at Severy for sale, in this week's Severyite. There are still a number of delinquents on our subscription book. Ar you among the list? Samuel Haskell, of this city, aged about 25 years, died yesterday evening of consumption.

S. P. French and O. S. Wicks have been at Leavenworth this week attending grand lodge.

Song, Fredonia school. Roll call. Paper, "How to Teach History," toms. The first indication of changes in the urine, frequent headaches', di to Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Heck, Tuesday, and one to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ralston, yesterday. Neodesha entered herself in the race for the new insane asylum-to-be by a meeting of her citizens on Wednesday night of last week. W.

D. Baldwin and August Bauman were sent to Topeka to look after the interests of their town. Neodesha is in a splendid shape to offer inducements extraordinary for the plum, and here'3 hopin that she gets it. The Journal says that J. W.

Mc-Pheters moved Monday of last week R. Theirstein. Disscussed by Mabel two sisters to mourn his loss. The family has the heart-felt sympathy of gestive troubles, should be the inal Jenner and A. G.

Chaffee. A lecture will be given at the opera tor prompt remedial measures. Prick Paper, "Commendation vs. Con all in their sad bereavement. demnation," G.

K. Bideau. Discussed ly Ash Bitters is a kidney remedy of superlative merit; it is scbihinar. heal house Friday night, February 2-1, 1899, by Capt. S.

Alberti. Subject, "Russia A Lovtng Friend. by H. Peyton and R. T.

Brown. and Siberia." Given under the aus The next time a traveling peddler Song, scnool. Reading circle work: "The Self, ing and strengthening, quickly relieves the aching or sorenus.s that'al-waj's appears in the advanced stages, checks the progress cf the disease and Dr. Clark, the famous Chicago specialist, member of the medical staif of the Chicago Curative pices of Constellation Lodge No. 95, A.

F. A. M. All Masons desiring tick Habit and Character," Dennis Sheedy "Children's Instincts and Plays," calls at your door and tries to sell goods, sensibly remarks the Sedgwick Pantagraph, ask him if he will take ets can obtain same by calling on institute, wm visit rre-' frf donia, Tuesday, Febru- through the biting cold to the Tucker Guy through its excellent cleansing and regulating effect in the stomach, liver and bowels, it bring3 back the strength and ruddy giow of health. Sold by I.

Pierce Flora J. Park; "Normals and Ab-normals," Pearl Risinger; "Stages of Growth, Fatigue," Nettie Eisele; "The Functions of English Grammar," Carrie Welty; "The Function of Criticism," B. Connell; "Teachers of Language Arts," Ada Whiteside. your butter, eggs and other farm products also, if when your neighbor gets "ready to build a road bridge over the slough, he would willingly donate The ice supply in Fredonia is about When doe3 the twentieth century be few dollars to help it along. Tell farm, south of Altoona.

While driving down with seven loads, two teams driven by the women folks ran away, damaging the furniture, but hurting no one. J. -H. Davis, who tilled this farm last year, moved the same day to what is known as the Witten farm, near Chetopa creek. gin? It seems strange that this should threes, 3 coming twos, 9 yearlings in the spring, 1 six-year-old stallion; also one Peter Shutler wagon (almost new), and one set of double harness.

Terms: 8 months time will be given, purchaser to give note with two approved sureties, without interest if paid when due; if not paid wnen due, to draw 10 per cent from date. 8 per cent discount for cash on day of sale. S. Hughey. J.

W. Sheets, Auctioneer. Don't forget that on Saturday, Feb. 25th, the County Alliance will meet to install its new officers. As there 13 some other business of importance to transact, it would be well to be on hand at 10:30 o'clock sharp.

All old Alliance members are requested to attend this meeting. T. C. Ball, President. C.

T. Rose, Secretary. The revival services which have been held for the past few weeks at the M. E. church, in tbis city, closed last night.

The meetings have been well attended and a deep interest has been manifest. Twenty-six persons have professed conversion during these meetings. The worst after effects of influenza arise from deranged functions of the liver. Clear the blood at once with Herbine, for it will strengthen the liver to withdraw from circulation the biliary poisons. Price 50 cents.

the druggist. Mrs. D. E. Lippy left this morning as follows: G.

M. VanDuser 650 tons, Thomas Smith 150 tons, Blass Bros. 125 tons, Ed Bogart 100 tons, C. W. Graves 100 tons, A.Ottd 125 tons, B.

R. Way 40 tons and C. M. Brown 25 tons. Total, 1315 tons.

be a vexed question, but it i.i. It him there i3 a poor family down the road who would be thankful if he Song, tredoma scnool. General business. Adjournment. Quite a number of friends gathered comes as a frequent inquiry the mil of newspaper ofiicps.

The twen tieth century begin3 on January 1, 1901. Next year is the last of the nineteenth century, for the simple reason that it would donate a few provisions; ask him if he would contribute to an enterprise just starting. If he agrees to all these things, patronize him. Your home merchant will do this, and much more. We see in the papers that the Meth A Gold Dust hotel, one day only.

Those who are afflicted with some form of chronic or special disease should not fail to consult him. Consultation free. 6- February is a short month, but yet contains a number of notable days. Not including "Candlemas" day, now East, there is the anniversary of the irih of Lincoln, February 12, St. Valentine's Day occurs on the 14th, the anniversary of the day on which the Maine wa3 blown up in Havana harbor, wlijch event occurred February 15, 18S and Washington's birthday, February 22.

S. A. Fackler, editor of the Micanopy, Hustler, with his wife and children, suffered terribly from LaGrippe, and its exhausting after effects. Never fails. Bogart.

odists at Eureka have paid off in the at the home of Charles Charlen, in Center township, on the loth inst. At one o'clock came the call for dinner, and on entering the room we found a long table spread with all the good taKes 100 units to raase a hundred. Ninety-nine is one short. If a debt of 1900 was to be discharged, nobody would think of reckoning dollar last three years, during which time Rev. C.

E. Creager, formerly of Fredonia, has been their pastor, a debt of over $1300. things that heart could wish for. After Marriage Licenses Issued. dinner the time was spent in instru mental and vocal music.

Mr. Charlen of tho amount a3 part of an additional amount. Nineteen hundred years make nineteen centuries, and the twentieth century, consequently, will not be here until the first day of 19,01. It will give way to the twenty first century on January 1, 20C1. Ex.

The department stores have come to is one of our best farmers, and may success attend him in his declining stay in Fredonia. The only salvation ..30 ...25 ...22 ...22 ...23 ...22 Ernest G. Johnston, Buffalo Albertina Eilerson, Ridge Harry A. Colaw, Rest Sarah O. Davis, Rest James Eaton, Fall River Annie Nelson, Fall River for the fellow who handles but one or two lines is to meet their prices and advertise his way to the front.

A Nabhow Escape. years. All went home feeling that the day was well spent, and hoping that we may live and enjoy many such. J. G.

words written by Mrs. Ada liart, of Groton, S. D. "Was taken with a Dad Every woman, in justice to health and pocket-book, should try the "Perfect" Baking Powder. Once used always used.

Case Hudson. Those who put up 5 or 6-Inch ice, Joe Eson and Thos. Babb, of Neodesha, alighted from the Frisco passenger at this point Sunday. Mexican money in denominations of 25 and 50 cents are quite plentiful, and create much annoyance. Dennis Sheedy, who is teaching in the Neodesha schools, spent Saturday and Sunday at Fredonia.

There is a great scarcity of dwelling houses in Fredonia, giving the price of rent an upward tendancy. Miss Louella Cunningham has been down from Fall River this week, the guest of Mrs. Jas. II. Butchart.

Ben S. Paulen, buyer for the Racket, left Sunday for New York City on business, to be gone about two weeks. J. B. F.

Cates, B. F. Shinn, J. J. Jones, and John and Fred Gray were here from Chanute early this week.

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Edwards, of Sedan, formerly of Fredonia, on Wednesday of Jast week.

Many water pipes froze up and burst ed during the unprecedented cold weather of the latter partof lastweek. There is acase'or two of measles In the family occupying the farm of A. Odell, on the south sido of the west mound. The party who advertised in last-week's Herald for a hired girl informs us that he had four answers to the same. It pleases everybody to know that they can buy pure baking powder, named "Perfect" so reasonably.

Case Hudson. The Frisco line will sell round trip tickets to Eureka Springs, on Feb. 2Slh for .4.00. Return limit March 10th. cold which settled on ray cough Orwin A.

Taber, Neodesha 26 Maggie Emmerson, Neodesha 18 Ernest Otto, Fredonia. 28 Leonora Sthulmiller, Fredonia 21 N. Reed, Longton. .27 Next Wednesday night, Feb.22d,the Methodists will celebrate Washington's thus missing the 14-inch "opportunity" which followed, probably do not now believe in that old gag about the "early bird," etc. Dotha C.

Perkins, Buxton .18 birthday by giving an entertainment oom Making Sale For rent, a farm of 160 acres. 75 at Willits hall. George and Martha will be there, with quite a number of White Star, Victor and Red Cross acres in cultivation, remainder in pasture and excellent meadow; no are the brands of flour made by the City Mills. They are as good as the beet. Ask your grocer for them, and take no other.

2t waste land; two good wells, fine pond, noted friends in colonial costumes. After an interesting program, supper will be served and a social evening spent. Tickets of admission to hall, 10c; refresbments 15c. good house, bam, cellar, cribs, sheds, lots, ect. Price, $125.

Inquire of Stivers Kennedy. The Deadly Gnrp Is again abroad in the land. The air you breathe may be full of its fatal germs! Don't neglect the "grip" or you will open the door to pneumonia and consumption and invite death. Its sure signs are chills with fever, headache, dull heavy pains, mucous discharges from the nose, sore throat and never-let-go cough. Don't waste precious time tresting this cough with troches, tablets, or poor cheap syrup3.

Cure it at once with Dr. King's New Discovery, the infallible remedy for bronchial troubles. It kills the disease germs, heals the lungs and prevents the dreaded after effects from the malady. Price 50c and 01.00. Money back if not cured.

A trial bottle free at W. I. Pierce and drug store. A certain conductor running out of Horton, says the Headlight, gets it aU sides. A couple of months ago he was handling Robinson's show, and desiring to stop and see the show at a town down the line, he sent the train in with the hind brakeman in charge.

When the latter was asked how it came that lie started on a trip brakeman and came back a conductor, he explained it to the trainmaster by saying that sne of the circus monkeys had escaped at Herrington, that in their search for it they caught the conductor and he was going to finish the season with them. Bright's disease is more dreaded by physicians than any of the serious disorders with which they have to deal, because of its insidious and malignant character. If prompt action were taken when headaches, urinary disorders, digestive troubles first appear much suffering and sorrow would be averted. Priekly Ash Bitters will quickly stop the spread of the disease, quiet the inflamation, heal the kidneys and bladder, strengthen and regulate the liver, and drive poisons and impurities out of the system bv cleansing the bowels. Sold by W.

I. Pierce Bros. Have you seen that $1,000 chiokrat Alien Butchart's, which tho Iloyal Tailors, of Chicago, are going to distribute to five fortunate ones who order Royal garments? Havi ng decided to add other lines of merchandise, I am giv-iiij; special offers to reduce my slock for the purpose of mak- The management of the for Kansas City in response to a message announcing that Mrs. Wm, Schlegel is again very sick. Latee: A telegram received late this afternoon bears information of her death.

Oscar Blume returned yesterday from Seattle, after having spent a week with his brother, Otto. Ho will remain here. His many friends are glad to see him. John S. Wright, who is training horses for H.

G. Toler, at Wichita, spent several days of last week among his old Fredonia friends, returning to Wichita, Sunday. Mis3 Mildred Paulen very pleasantly set and nnally terminated- in consumption. Four doctors gave me up, saying I could live but a snort time. I gave myself up to my Savior, determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above.

husband was advised to get Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs' and colds. I gave it a trial, took ia all eiht bottles. It has cured me, and thank God, I am saved and now 'a-well and nealthyr woman." Trial botties free at W. I.

Pierce drug store. Regular size 50c. and 1.00. Guaranteed or price refunded. Put down in figures the yea in which j'ou were born, to thia add 4, then add your age at your next birthday, provided it comes bef ore January 1, otherwise your age uX your last birthday, multiply tho result by 1000, from this deduct substitnte'for the figures correspondi-ig letter of the alphabet, as a for 1, ir 2, for 3, etc.

The result wiil give the name by which you are commonly known, p.y3 an exchange. F. M. Dannels, of Altoona, wa3 in entertained a couple of tables at whist li room. opora house is to be complimented upon tho improved appearance of the same since the introduction of electric lights.

Wednesday evening. Those present were: Miss.Louella Cunningham, of Fredonia, Monday. He called at this office and subscribed for the Hekald, also taking advantage of our clubbing arrangement with the Live Stock Indicator combination. Fall River, Miss Cora Wicks, Miss M. B.

Rudrow, proprietor of the Mildred Paulen and Mrs. Jas. H. Butch City Hotel at New Albany, was in Fredonia yesterday, making a welcome business call at this office. art; Messrs.

Jesse Defever, -Andrew Hudson, Byron Kirkpatrick and Jas. Rev. J. E. Lemar will preach at the hand lamp 40-ent hand lamp 25 ent hand lamp $1." 4 banquet lamp banquet lamp $3.

banquet lamp banquet lamp 15-cent tumblers 30-cent tumblera 50-ecat tumblers 75-t eat tumblers. 30-t-ent troblets 1-C3nt fruit dishes 15 ent fruit saucers S0-( ent lanterns. 75-ceat lantern (So. 2 burner) 48c S3c 18c $1.33 $1.60 $3.21 $4.75 13c 4oc 60c 21c 10c 10c 40c 67c H. Butchart.

N. MeKimmey, of Chandler, The following teachers secured cer came up last Friday to make a Baptist hall, on the north side, Sunday morning and evening. Subject for morning service, "Faithfulness;" and evening, "Christ Crowded Out." Everybody invited. tificates at the recent examination: visit among relatives and old friends, who were all pleased to see her. First grade Pearl Killion.

Second Allie Teter, Chas. S. Springer, Grace D. C. Lugeanbeal, th Guilford A daughter was born to Mr.

and Bin gley Third Blanche Lindley Laura Hill, Laura E. Reynolds, Guy L. Wilson. merchant, was a visitor to Fredonia, Mrs. I.

W. Meyer, of Nemaha county, bub who are here visiting the latter's LaGrippe is again Every precaution should be taken to avoid it. Its specific cure is One Miuuts Ccugh Cure. A. J.

Sheperd, publisher Afri-cultural Journal and Advertiser, ilden, says: "No one wiil bo disappointed in using One Minute Cough Wednesday, making a business call at The Barlow Minstrels, a company carrying thirty people, will appear at the Hudson opera house on Saturday night, the 25th. Mrs. Wm. Shoup, living about 12 miles north of Fredonia, died iast Saturday of measles. She was 63 years of age, and an old settler of that vicinity.

The thermometer Saturday night, February 11th, 1S99, recorded the lowest ever known in this vicinity, showing a temperature of 25 degrees below zero. Ex -District Clerk Sharp and wife, who recently moved from Fredonia to Neodesha, are the parents of a fine son, born Wednesday of last week. The recent cold weather waJ fatal to many newly-born pigs, calves, etc. thi3 office while in the city. parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Blass, Lwt Ladies now realize that it is not the Friday. The "Pay Train" at the Hudson, Cure for LaGrione." Pleasant tot; fault ot the flour that causes failure so often in cakes, pastry etc, but the Jho, S.

Hubbell goes tj St. Louis Bogart's Drug Store. GROCERIES. Star 40c Battle Ax 30c 6 ckages oats 2oc 4 packages Nudavene 25c can syrup ioc l-g-rJlon can syrup 35c 2 c-ns corn 15c 8 cns tomatoes 7.25c kage coffee 10c 12 Irars Ark soap 20c 10 -are Silk soap 1 tx crackers $1.00 j-See bills for further prices. Srjth ii3 Grccsry tt.

and Essssj king powder. Use the "Perfect" Monday evening, was not up to expectations. It was attended by a full house. Baking Powder and have good results from any flour. Case Hudson, Mr.

and Mrs. John Allen, of South Fall River township, moved this week onto the farm they recently purchased in Talleyrand township. For choice farm loans the best rates can be had The "Whist" club met with Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Cantrell, Wednesday even- Mrs. S. M. Singleton and daughter, next Sunday to purchase goods for his big department stores.

Miss Louise Christman attended the Victor Lee- entertainment at Neodesha last Saturday night. Miss Maggie Ballard is clerking for j.e. wmm For farm loans the bust terms of payment ojid lowest rates ot interest can be had of Stivers Kennedy, north side of public' square Fredonia, Kansas. Miss Fae, were over from Benedict Do not be imposed upon butirfsit on getting Dr. Sawyers Little Wide A wake Pills, because there i3 no pill that will so radically cure constipation, dyspepsia, billiousaess and liver com yesterday doing some shopping.

by calling upon or writings Gardner Clark left AUari BaSart are now ready to yesterday Tor ix ifaua 5c lxo. to fjixifcrs Atttrcifi Par tbe reewg reod the.