Wilson County Citizen from Fredonia, Kansas • 3

KILLS GERMS OF CATARRH. Not Pleased "With, the Church and Kindred Matters. West Cedar-tp. Notes. BY "CROAKER." iUilson ffouMij Ctttfctt Hyomei Goes to the Root of the Disease and Makes Astonishing1 Cures.

I jpREDQNIA pUR. 1 FREDOHIH. KXNSXS. OFFICIAL COUNTY HEWS. LARCE8T CIRCULATION IN COUNTY PROGRAM.

Ben Dewees is still in Kansas City. Abe Staley has about 75 head of hogs. Mrs. Georjce Anthony is on the sick list. Th corn needs more rain to insure somewhat of a crop.

Push the pood roads right along and keep on walkiuz. Wonder if Robt. Spencer still rides alongside of the damp. Lafe Coats is helping John Hamilton run his threshing machine. Will Troutman subscribed for the Citizen, so let the good work go on.

Howard Hart should drive a horse that be would have to push on the lines. Loo Fulshum and Mr. Butts were sronnd Catarrh cannot be cured by the use of pills, liquid medicines and so-called system tonics. Under such treatment the germs of the disease will still live in the air passages and increase and multiply. Hyomei is the only scientific and thorough way to cure catarrh.

Killing the germs in the air passages, it enters the blood with the oxygen, destroys the'microbes in the blood and effectually drives from the system all The Neodesha Sun, which is anti-Republican at the core but labors to affect a litrtle-of-everything, not-mueh-of-anything course politically and is governed by a similar half-and-half policy on about all public things when there is a division of sentiment was hypocritically perplexed two weeks ago, fearing that the Citizen was not soundly Republican. Never being definite or unequivocal nor getting beyond the straw stage or limit in its own declarations, the Sun cites some "straws" to sustain its suspicion of the Citizen's lack of loyalty. Its first "straw" is to copy the Blackstone Blobbs comment from this paper, in which an inquiry from the Sun was answered by referring it to Blobbs. whom it had previously de Coming and Going. Albert Stroud visited at Lafon-taine last Sunday.

T. Clark Davis of Benedict was in Fredonia yesterday. Laska Nichols of Buffalo- spent last Lord's day in Fredonia. D. P.

Mikesell of Neodesha registered in Fredonia on Tuesday. J. E. Bogart and family visited friends at Neodesha yesterday. T.

M. Foster of Newton has been in Fredonia with relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Bray are away on a-trip to Colorado Springs. Mrs. Ella Howe is at Galena visiting her daughter, Mrs. W.

Lb Burke. Mrs. J. D. Forsyth and children are visiting relatives at Falls City, Neb.

Thomas, the Reves, of Neodesha, spent last Sunday in Fredonia -of course. Miss Kate Farmer of Kansas City is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. E. Tribby.

First Day, Tuesday, August 23. 1. for exhlbit cl'Sf at noon. Brlngin your products eatly. 2..

Iiace, mile novelty, S40.00-il0.00 each quarter. 3 Farmer' Kaer. nurses htti-hed to crts after word is given to so. ft eta Terx of Subscription: Adopted January 1, 1900. One copy one year, in county tl.OC One copy six month.

In couritv .50 One copy one year, outside of county 1.40 One ctgjy six mc nth, jutslde of .70 -1f suiisoripUon entered for shorter terra than six months. Telephone Nuhbek, 86. Parse, i traces of catarrhal poison. looking up a new mail route last week. Smxiks was on the west side lat wmIt and bought some fat cattle of George Hus- sen.

It is beginning to rain on Sundays and after niht. so the laboring man can haye a pended upon for rare information and profound law on the subject of gas August 12, 1904. Friday, rest. C. Miller and butcher Green were in protection, and wnose interest as a candidate though it is not a ReDubli- our vicinity killing four-legged beasts, last weeit.

TOWN AND COUNTY. can paper) it had printed articles in Some one said cow hoi low was the Garden vy -x wk advance or tne epuDiican county of Eden. If you do not believe it is true ask convention. treorge Antnony. Come to the Fredonia fair.

A second "straw" is the deliberate that can be offered as to the powers of Hyomei to cure catarrh is the fact that Pierce Bros. Coleman will agree to refund the money if you say Hyoiuei has not cured you. The complete Hyomei outfit costs but $1.00 and consists of an inhaler that can be carried in the vest pocket, a medicine dropper and a bottle of Hyomei. The inhaler lasts a lifetime, and if one bottle does not cure, an extra bottle of Hyomei can be obtained for 50 cents. 32-35 Fredonia Wins.

The Toronto and Fredonia base ball clubs played two games here this week, Wednesday and yesterday afternoons. Fredonia won both 7 to 0 and 11 to 6. Campbell pitched the shut-out for the home team Joel Stephens and wife of Neodesha called and stopped over night with B. F. Miller and M.

McFarland, wife and son of falsehood that in the past "as soon as Chetopa-tp. were Fredonia visitors lamny uriday night. the Republican State and county tick F. W. Russell and wife of Fredonia were yesterday.

out In frog hollow visiting their son, George Miss May Campbell of Edgerton xwusseii, last rriuay. xtraordinarv ets have been nominated the citizen has promptly placd them at the head of its editorial columns and kept them there until the election." Two years is visiting Dr. and Mrs, siumi, divided S.1.UU. si oo, uo 4. Icace, walk a half, trot half, run a half, J25.00.

5... Mule lt.ce, j.oo, divided S2.00, four tostart. 8 Special. Ktraieniber. season tickets reduced to 75 cents.

Second Day, "Wednesday, August 24. 1. Pacing Ilace, 2:27 class, $400.00, with 17 entries. 2.. Race, 2:28 class, $400.00.

with 12 entries. 3... Kunning Race, half mile dash, purse 60 00. 4... Eg Race (J.

W. Paulen Bon special), 1st, 3d, sack High Patent Flour. 5. Baby Show. 10 o'clock a.

first, second, $1.00. Race. Third Day, Thursday. August 25. 1...

Trotting Race, 2:83 class, $400.00. with 11 entries. 2.. Pacing Race, 2:20 class, purse $200.00. 3.

Race 3-year-olds of Wilson county, parse $100. No entrance fee. 4. Race, half mile and repeat, S00.00. 5..

Race, walk, trot, run. 6... Mule Race. 7. Show at 10 o'clock a.

m. 8 Ladies' Driving Exhibition (State Bank special), 10 a. m. 9... Base Ball Game, Altoona v.

Fredonia, 10 a. m. rourth. Day, Friday, August 26. 1.

Eac. class, $500.00, with 14 entries. 8... Pacing race, 2:15 class, purse $200.00. 3.

Race, roadster class, Wilson county horses, without a record and that have never been entered in a race, owners to drive, purse $100.00. No entrance fee. 10 per cent, from winners. 4... Running Race, five-eighth mil.

dash, purse $60.00. 5.. Race, Consolation, all winners barred, purse $40.00. 8.. Boy Race (Wilson County Bank special), 1st, 2d, 3d, $2.00.

7... Baby Show, 10 a. m. 8... Liive Stock Show, 11 a.

m. 9... Base Ball Game, Benedict v. Fredonia, 10a. m.

The Fredonia Band will furnish excellent music for the Week. Jas. H. Watson drove out to his Verdigris farm last Saturday. He has a right good E.

N. Martin. tiuy aypm du same. ago (the last election year) Gov. John Teter moved from Altoona on the Wesley Merritt, the Santa Fe's Industrial commissioner, was in Fre west sine ana is stopping with his soninlaw, Ferry Dannels, and is plowing for B.

W. donia yesterday. Bailey, whom this paper ardently supported before the convention, and the State ticket were nominated on May 28, and the Citizen did not place the lxingnecwer to put in wheat. Values. 5 Wt We just as well be frank J.

A. Burge drove to his farm near Verdi, Wednesday, and found his al E. V. Valentine of Taylorvllle, Illinois, one of the company that owns the lease on the Troutman farm, was here last week nominees at the head of its columns falfa nelds killed. and the second game Jesse Henisey held the visitors down to 6 runs.

Toronto had expected for some reason to find Fredonia easy meat. Walter Singleton, the left-handed twirler who did the tossing for Benedict against looking after the company's interest. He is Grapes beginning' to ripen. I. E.

Bailey has typhoid fwver. A. Li. Timmons is getting better. Three prisoners in the county jail.

Exciting1 races every day of the fair. Supplement to the Citizen this week. Corn is stronger in the speculative market. See Fink for abstracts or cheap insurance. tf Season tickets for the fair will be only 75c.

Democratic county convention the 20th inst. Four days of the Fredonia fair, August 23 to 26. until September 19, almost four months after the nominations were Church people are not rushing the religious business this hot weather. Preaching- at the M. E.

church next Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. by the pastor.

fr ir -fr The next county Sunday school convention will be held at Altoona, December 7th and 8th. ir The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church met with Mrs. E. -E. Short Wednesday afternoon ft- Rev Bascom Iiobbins, pastor of the M.

E. church at Cherryvale, was a visitor in Fredonia on Monday. tS- ifr Rev. F. A.

Leak will preach on next Sunday at Epworth at 11a. at Green Valley at 3:30 p. m. and at Coy-ville at 8 p. in.

if ir Rev. E. P. Kuhl was at Neodesha, Tuesday, trying to work up an independent candidate for county attorney. So reports a Neodesha paper.

As brother Kuhl is a leading- and enthusiastic Democrat, his chute for an independent candidate is not an orthodox course. Besides, B. F. Carter, the Republican nominee for county attorney, might assume that the pastor of his (Congregational) church would support him (Carter), as he has helped to support them in the past. There is no "regular" department in the columns of the Courant that is more commended than our column headed "Twenty Years Ago." We have been keeping it up now for about eight years.

The idea was first suggested to us by the column in the Fredonia Citizen, "Twenty-Two Years Ago." Since we began dozens of Kansas papers have established a like department. The Oswego Independent has a column, or two or three, of "Twenty-five Years Ago." The older readers of the local papers like to sea it. We have a hundred subscribers of formerly Elk-co. people now living in other States who take the Courant only because of the "Twenty-Years Ago." lloxeari Courant. Seven Caney practicing physicians have united and whereased that "some persons who are inclined to beat the doctor," or not to pay him, are to be listed and each physician is to hand a copy of such list to his fellow-practitioners; that until such blacklisted delinquents make satisfactory settlement no one of the seven doctors will at-" tend to medical calls from them.

The physicians publish their agreement in the Caney Chronicle. Russia, the old brute of a nation, is keeping out of the way of the Japanese as she never yielded before any other foe, and is getting licked oftener than at any other time in her whole history. Nor is she getting sincere sympathy from any quarter. However, none of the Kansas towns is claiminer General Sherman Bell of nigniy pleased with tne gas well. Zeno Lewis, who has been working at Harrisonville, returned to and honest about it we bought made.

Which shows that Sun lying is not of the "straw" sort, but of the George Blakar cam in possession of a twelve-pound bouncing baby boy last week. Mother aad baby are doing as well as can be fredonia Tuesday. Fredonia here a-few weeks ago and Mrs. G. W.

Penn has been at expectea. it iooks as lr the oaDy crop would outright, shameless Kind. Then, after laying its false premises Yates Center this week visiting her won his game, reappeared in the box Wednesday for Toronto and he was oe a gooa one in spite oi the big nooas. Aug. 8, 1904.

son, uristow as above, the Sun comments upon the nearly knocked out of it. Thus fame C. W. Blakely of Kansas City fact that the citizen has heretotore "severely censured Republicans who spent tne nrsi oi tne week with jneo. bolted because sore at defeat in the Molden and family.

comes and goes, lhe home team is just now invincible. The boys played fast games this week. Bring on Benedict. Taken With Cramps. William convention." That's the only truth and correct conclusion in that straw Mrs.

S. M. Fredrickson, after a short visit in Fredonia, returned to paper's article. The Citizen's posi jNeodesna on Monday. Kirmse, a member of the bridge gang The Fair Association feels that it is offering the people of Wilson county a splendid week of entertainment, and asks your kind cooperation in making the Fair a success.

J. T. COOPER, Secretary. C. H.

PIERCE, President. tion is the same as it always has been respecting the bolting of a nomination Mrs. G. C. Hubbell of Neodesha working near Littleport; was taken was in the city Monday, making the Pleasant Hill, Cedar-tp.

Farmers still busy plowing for wheat. B. F. Miller is working the roads in district No. 2.

Geo. G. Russel 1 sold Henry Snook some fat heifers the last of the week. Miss Nettie Troutman visited with Mrs. Staley on Tuesday of last week.

Mr. and Mrs. George Blaker are the proud parents of a twelve-pound son. Sam'l Lavelock of Missouri was visiting with his friend, W. H.

Troutman, Monday. The Troutman gas wU has been capped in after blowing oil in the air twelve days. Arthur Sutcliffe presented his fatherin-law, Ben Longnecker, a 6-pound catfish. Ben said ha could eat it-all. Aug.

8, '04. trip in a norse vehicle. too many Parasols and Umbrellas. In order to sell more than our share we have placed on sale about five dozen ranging in price from $1.00 to $1.89 at the uniform price of $1.00 Each. We are confident you never had such Umbrella bargains offered you and hope you will take advantage of this opportunity.

In ordinary stores many of these Umbrellas would retail at $2.00 to $2.59. We are selling the balance of our Fancy Parasols at suddenly ill Thursday night with cramps and a kind of cholera. His case was so severe that he had to have through disappointment or soreness over defeat in a convention. A man who honestly believes in the principles of and has any personal pride in his Thos. Hudson came home from Race horses are arriving for the fair about every day.

Read the program for each day of the fair in this paper. The Fredonia schools will open Monday, September 5. Kansas City, Wednesday morning, for iir.iu SZ.iSS... at least a lew days' stay. Mrs.

Frank Ewing returned from identihcation with a political party, must waive much of individual dislike and forego many personal preferences, supporting his party's nominees because they stand for the "prin a visit to friends and relatives at JLsuf falo or Roper on Monday. THE PARSONS BUSINESS COL- Old settlers reunion at Benedict on Misses Mary and Jessie Morton LEGE, Parsons, Kansas, the members of the crew wait upon him and Mr. Gifford was called and consulted. He told them he had a. medicine in the form of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy that he thought would help him out and accordingly several doses were administered with the result that the fellow was able to be around next day.

The incident speaks quite highly of Mr. Gifford's medicines. El-leader, Iowa, Argus. This remedy never fails. Keep it in your home, it Thursday, September 8.

ciples he espouses and it is through their election that his party's success is Old Settlers' Reunion September 8. At a meeting of the -officers of the Old Settlers' society of Wilson county at Benedict on Friday, August 5, 1904, R. N. Richardson, M. Carver, S.

Canty, James Mundell, Capt. W. T. and Ulanch faulen left for the St, Louis exposition Tuesday. A very heavy rain fell west of New Is recognized as the leading Com achieved.

The Citizen will hoist the full Re Rev. J. K. Morgan of Bartlett. Albany last Sunday evening.

Meeting of Republican Committee. The members of the new Republican county committee have been notified by C. R. Cantrall, chairman of the old committee, to meet at the mercial Training school in the south' was a visitor at his old publican National, State, district west. The enrollment last year was Geo.

Antnony, J. m. and county tickets when its publisher You will not regret it if you take home, Neodesha, Tuesday. Mrs. H.

F. Marvin, sister of Mrs more than ooo. Thousands of eradu Hopkins, F. M. Robertson, Boone Lud- some exhibits to the fair this month.

courthouse in Fredonia next Thurs 98C. T. C. Singleton, left for her former may save life. For sale by Pierce wick, (J.

A. sprague, ueo. uenney, S. Benedict, S. M.

Singleton, Wm. H. day, August 18, at 2 o'clock p. to organize and make such preparations home, Chicago, Wednesday. Many matters affording a basis for Bros.

Coleman. oU-Jo ates hold first-class positions, and it is endorsed by leading educators and business men of the State. It will pay you to write at once for a handsome 50-page catalogue containing full in Wm. Sherlock, Wilson-co. 's or arrangements for the coming cam For choice.

If we have some L. V. Fulffhum and C. N. Shafer champion horseman, returned last Pauly and A.

Z. Brown, were present. Thursday, September 8, 1904, was the date chosen on which to hold the reunion, in Singleton's grove near Benedict. The following committees were goou news are passed by this week. Hay land to lease 160 acres.

Ad' dress C. R. Cantrall, Fredonia, Kan, paign as may be considered advisable. Following is a list of the members: thing that suits vou this is a will leave tomorrow for Louisville, the former to attend the Imperial Sunday from Davenport, Iowa. Jas.

Post and F. W. Surig of Al thinks it is the proper time, and a few weeks before the election it will contain all the Republican township tickets, as it has in the past. All those tickets, this Presidential year, occupy much space which the man who pays the bills on this publication tries to devote to the best advantage of his readers. It is true that the tickets have been put in type in some former years at an earlier time and printed irregularly as fill-up matter, accordingly as space for reading was good place to save at least formation regarding rates of tuition and other expenses.

A special Civil Service Department has recently been added. The Gov Palace of the D. O. K. K.

as repre toona were in Fredonia, Wednesday, formulated: one-half in many instances Case Garland contemplate putting consulting lawyer T. Hudson. Grounds, D. W. Barnes, C.

A. sentative of Avicenna Temple No. 50 of Fredonia and the latter to be present at the Supreme Lodge of the Uniform electric ians in their department store. ernment holds its regular Civil ser Mrs. C.

A. Harshfield has been SDrasrue. Geo. Denney, M. P.

Davis, Cedar-tp. F. H. Dodd; Center C. R.

Cantrall; Chetopa J. F. Moore; Clifton R. J. Rogers; Colfax A.

B. Connell; Duck Creek L. G. Sharp; Fall River (north) D. A.

Blymn; Fall River (south), C. A. Hall; Guilford J. W. Hyler; Neodesha-tp.

R. M.Jones; Neodesha city First ward. mucn more. We shall continue to srive as much for Frank Prunty, E. C.

Liggett, S. M. spending the week at Yates Center with Mr. and Mrs. Bristow Penn.

Rank. Mr. Fulghum will also visit his old home town, Richmond, Indi Very heavy dews, these mornings. They are good for the growing crops. Singleton.

Colorado as a former resident. Troy $1.00 as any store in south R. W. McGrath set sail for St. ana, and take in the World's Fair be J-iignts, jonn Jinaus.

Decoration, J. W. Hyler, T. C. fore returing, expecting to be absent Mikesell Wilson, lawyers, have a eastern-Kansas, and promise vice examinations right in the College building twice during the year.

Young people should consider this carefully and prepare for one of these Government positions, which pay front $800 to $2,000 per year. Write for catalogue today. Address, J. C. Olson, President, 33-36 Parsons, Kansas.

Louis today. He will meet his brother, John McGrath, in the exposition city. either scant or abundant, and an incomplete State ticket was, upon this basis, published two or three weeks in June when advertising was but Davis, F. H. Burnett.

Oliver Lees; Second ward, J. A. Dear-dorff; Third ward, Al. Wells; Fourth ward, W. L.

Blakely; Newark A. B. Chief. Oh yes. He lived at Emporia before going to Colorado.

Every day will be a big one at the publication notice in this week's urn- ZEN. inance, 1. u. singleton, wm. n.

David B. Zimmer, representing about a month. Mr. Shater will oe accompanied to St. Louis by his wife and they will visit the Fair.

you will always get your money's worth if you buy at Pauly, R. M. Jones. since omitted because not deemed the Kansas Portland Cement Co. of Stands, U.

A. sprague, s. jm. sin Iola, was in Fredonia on Wednesday, uotson; Pleasant Valley C. E.

Eck-lund; Prairie J. G. Beasley; Talleyrand W. O. Starns: Verdigris F.

M. Neodesha city will soon vote on the question of putting in a sewerage gleton, John Knaus. Fredonia fair this year. Herbine Renders the bile more necessary so far -ahead or election and advertising being excessive. The conventions were all held very L.

W. La Dow, a brother of the Gun and baa club, s. m. singleton, system. Robertson; Webster C.

J. Puckett. Lloyd Sprague. suave and gracious H. E.

La Dow, has been in Fredonia for a day or two. Publication Notice. fluid and thus helps the blood to flow; it affords prompt relief from biliousness, indigestion, sick and nervous headaches, and the over-indulgence in Music, Dr. b. m.

wiiey, ijeo. a. early this year too early we have heretofore 'asserted and the campaign has not yet been actually inaugurated. Willis Goings is having a third house for rent built in the west part Look in the Glass. What do you Abe Hammer the liveryman and Brown, F.

M. Robertson. Wm. Hemme the original gas striker Oratory ana reminiscent speaKing, food and drink. Herbine acts quick Why, then, should a local paper, space in which is valuable for home at Altoona, were over from Altoona Geo.

H. Anthony. see? A face covered with pimples, blotches," or blackheads, a yellow skin, lusterless eyes do you know what the trouble is? Are you going tocontinue In the district court of Wilson county, Ber- entn judicial district, Kansas. Hammer Casslngham, a copartnership composed of Abraham It. Hammer and James B.

Cassingham, taiy, vs. ly, a dose after meals will bring the oi town. When is Neodesha going to get that Rockefeller branch of the K. T. railway? Program, ti.

N. Kicnarason, s. m. patient into a good condition in a few days. G.

L. Caldwell, Agt. M. K. Singleton, A.

Z. Brown. on Monday. Misses Ella Sheedy, Mabel Mariner and Tillie Bingham formed a trio news, regularly run a lot of matter in the form of tickets months in advance of election, and when interest in the to use soaps, powders, or other cos Buxton Items. John W.

Poe, Amos Varnum, I. N. Spencer, Kailroau excursion rates, s. o. and T.

R. Checotah, Ind. writes, April 18, 1903: "I was sick Benedict. of Fredonians bound for the World's campaign has not been aroused? by "sunshine. Wheat has been making upward jumps in the speculative market the metics, or will you remove the cause by getting your system in order? If your stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels are in good condition, your Marshal, Geo.

Denney. Plentv of shade, nice grounds, ample Fair, Tuesday. Misses Nellie and Flossie Holden The JNeodesha Hun by its wen Known rabbitish evasions in politics, the for over two years with enlargement of the liver and spleen. The doctors did me no good and I had given up preparation for thousands, good pro of Center-tp. left Tuesday for a two complexion will be all right again in while covertly revealing a slanderous, insinuating spirit, suggests a combi all hope of being cured, when my Cloudy weather.

Graadpa Miller Is very poorly. Haying la fall blast at Buxton. Not much sickness in this locality. Temperance lecture at th church to gram, lots of band and otner music. A wood full of silver-tongued orators.

a short time. ur. uaidweil's (Laxa nation or cottontail and polecat. druggist advised me to use Herbine. Everybody cordially invited to at it has made me sound and well." ooc.

Sold by J. E. Bogart. 32-35 tive) Syrup Pepsin regulates the organs of digestion and secretion. Sold by Pierce Bros.

Coleman on the manufacturers' guarantee. 32-35 Neodesha Register: It is reported night. tend this picnic. Only those of over twenty years since settlement in county Theo. F.

U. IJodd, Wm. JL. iilnkc, J. iN.

1J. Brown, Charles O. Putt, or the unknown heirs and doviseri. or the unknown administrators, executors and trustees of Charles C. Putt: Mary A.

Luse, or the unknown heirs and devisees, or the unknown admln-lstators, executors and trustees of Mary A. Luse; K. P. Lumus, or the unknown heirs and devisees, or the unknown administrators, executors and trustees of K. P.

Lumus; A. Tucker, or the unknown heirs and devisees, or the unknown administrators, executors and trustees of A. Tucker; Hans Lund, or the unknown heirs and devisees, or the unknown administrators, executors and trustees of Hans Lund; J. M. Bpencer.

or the unknown heirs and devisees, or the unknown administrators, executors and trustees of J. M. Hpencer; A. W. Lane, or the unknown heirs and devisees, or the unknown administrators, executors and trustees of A.

W. Lane, -W. E. Bowers Is 'receiving a visit from his that a third paper is soon to make its initial bow at Fredonia. Its mission, can register.

See the secretary on the mother and sister. Farmers, Attention. If you need P. U. How of Longton visited friends at so we are told, is to bust the machine.

Advertised Letter List. Letters grounds and register, tree of cnarge. Come and commune with old friends; Buxton over Sunday. to borrow any money to bridge over the loss of your crops, I can make -Mittio Glover is home from Fredonia for addressed to the following persons remained unclaimed in the Fredonia, past week. Benedict and Fredonia will play base ball at the fair ground next Sunday afternoon.

J. W. Moss shipped a carload of fat cows and steers to Kansas City Tuesday night. Base ball next Wednesday and Thursday, Eldorado v. Fredonia, at the fair ground.

Coffey ville claims a citizen who has discovered "a cure for the bite of the festive chigger." The Fredonia band will furnish music for the fair to be held here from the 23d to 2tith inst. they will be looking for you. The gates to the grounds will be open to a visit with home folks. you the best farm loan in the country and give you the privilege of paying a K. A.

Blake made a business trip to Inde Kansas, postomce the week ending any who wish to go into camp ea- In name it is styled the "Wilson County Republican" and is to be the only paper in Wilson-co. supporting the entire Republican ticket. The Register had intended all along to stand pat for the Republican ticket, but if the new sheet is to be the weeks' visit with friends in farsons and Coffeyville. Misses Nellie Hedrick and Ina Bachelder are away this week on a visit to an aunt of the former at Hiatt-ville, Bourbon-co. J.

G. Beardsley of Toronto was in town Wednesday and yesterday, coming hither to witness the Toronto-Fredonia base ball games. Mrs. C. L.

Squires was up from Neodesha last Saturday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Moore, one mile east of Fredonia.

County attorney Mikesell was expected to arrive home today from the World's Fair, after about a two weeks' visit at the great show. Mrs. W. Smith Bogan and son, pendence last Saturday. part of -ifc at any interest payment, without notice.

C. R. Cantrall. 29-tf August 12, 1904. To obtain any of these letters the party must state they were The blacksmith.

O. A. McDonald. Is the nesday evening. Program will be carried out, beginning at 10 a.

m. Thursday. busiest man In Duck Creek-tp. "advertised" and give date of list. -Miss Wallace Gadberrv of Covvllle Is Violent- Attack of Diarrhoea The State of Kansas to John W.

Poe, J. N. T. If not called for within two weeks they visiting Pearl and Ida Lenehan. Remember tne date, Thursday, Sep only," maybe it's no use.

A Mr. will be sent to the Dead Letter offiee: Cured by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhcea Remedy -Socialist speakine last nicht at the Bux tember 8, 1904, and fail not in attending this annual handshake. ton schoolhouse. Quite a crowd was out. MaHorney of Winfield or Wichita is supposed to be slated to grind the Fairman, Mr.

Frank Taylor, Miss Emma. Kennedy, Mr. J. H. Williams, Miss Mary.

McCay, Miss VoutieeL Mrs. Grace Jones of Lonirton is visitine and Perhaps a Ldpe Saved. "A short time ago I was taken with a vio R. N. Richardson president, Al Brown, Hans Lund, i-harles V.

Putt, Mary A. Luse, K. P. Lumus, A. Tucker, J.

ftf. Bpencer and A. W. Lane, and the unknown heirs and devisees, and the unknown administrators, executors ind trustees of each and all of the said defeadants Hans Lund, Charles C( L'utt, Mary A. Luse, K.

P. Lumus, A. Tucker, J. M. Bpencer and A.

W. Lane last above named. Boss Busters' organ. her parents, Mr. and Mra.

Wilcox, this week. toona; S. M. Singleton, treasurer, li. V.

Fulghum, Postmaster. Rev. Newman of Lafontaine preached at Chas. A. Singleton and J.

D. Allen Benedict; A. Z. Brown, secretary, the Christian church at Buxton Sunday last. Guilford.

End of Bitter Fight. "Two phy Mr. Smith. Buxton's new merchant, had purchased, yesterday, four and two a carload of household- goods unloaded at sicians had a long and stubborn fight Frank, departed for St. Louis, Monday.

Before returning they will visit S. Baughman will leave Monday Buxton last week. lots each, respectively, in Mound JrarK addition, and give out that they will with an abscess on my right lung" Buxton, Aug. 9, '01. writes J.

b. Hughes oi JJufont, in Illinois for two or three weeks. Mrs. H. C.

Stretton and children lent attack of diarrhoea and believe I would have died if I had not gotten relief says John J. Patton, a leading citizen of Patton, Ala. "A friend recommended Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I bought a twenty-five cent bottle and after taking three doses of it was entirely cured. I consider it the best remedy in the world for bowel complaints.

For sale by Pierce Bros. 35 for St. Louis. He will be accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. C.

S. Reed, of Sandusky, Ohio. Judge Reed will and gave me up. Every body thought YOU will take notice that you, together with Amos Varnum, I. N.

Spencer, Theo. F. C. Iodd and Wm. L.

Kink, have been sued in said court by Hammer Cassineham, a copartnership composed of Abraham B. Hammer and James B. Cassingham, plaintiffs in said action, and must on or before the 23d day of Beptemlmr, A. I). 104, answer the petition of the said plaintiffs which was A Continual Strain Many men of Atchison arrived in Fredonia Wed my time had come.

As a last resort join them there and after a short stay 1 tried Dr. Jiing's iNew Discovery lor and women are constantly subjected to what they commonly term "a con build residences thereon in the near future. Their lots are on the highest ground in the addition, being on Sev- enth-st. and fronting west. Six other lots (a half block) just south of the above named parties, have been sold to E.

C. Hoag, commercial agent of the Frisco railroad, whose home is Mrs. Amelia Case of Fredonia attained her eightieth anniversary on Wednesday, having been born in August 10, 1824, three years to a day after the admission of Missouri into the Union as a State. Wednesday was celebrated by the relatives of Mrs. Case W.

E. Case and family, Mrs. Isaac Hudson and daughter and other relatives taking her to the Timbered Hills and having a picnic. Mrs. Case, despite her four-score years, has not a gray hair, occasionally takes a horseback ride and is vivacious and interesting in conversation She has lived in Kansas fifty-two years, since 1852, settling in the territory out of which it was carved when the same was known and designated as Indian Country.

Democratic County Convention. W. G. Fink as chairman and J. T.

Cooper as secretary of the Democratic county committee have issued a call for the holding of a delegate convention for the nomination of a Democratic county ticket on August 20, in Fredonia. Township caucuses will be held Thursday, the 18th. The various townships will be entitled to representation as follows: Cedar 6, Center 16, Chetopa 4, Clifton 5, Colfax 6, Duck Creek 5, N. Fall River 4, S. Fall River 4, Guilford 6, Neodesha 19, Newark 6, Pleasant Valley 37Prairie 3, Talleyrand 6, Verdigris 6, Webster 3.

Miss Ella Winner, who was born in Wilson-co. and is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Winner, was married on July 14, ultimo, in the United Brethren church at Riverside, California, by Rev.

J. L. Field. The groom was Claude Hickman and the couple will make their home at San Pedro, Calif. Dr.

Allen McCartney has been afc pointed police judge of Neodesha to fill the vacancy resulting from the death of E. T. Wells, Thirty-seven years ago he exercised a sort of magisterial as well as commercial power in that locality, which his constituents and patrons, Osage Indians, freely conceded. Notice to Veterans. The officers and members of the First regiment of Wilson-co.

veterans are hereby ordered to meet at my office in Fredonia, August 15, 1904, at 2 o'clock p. for the purpose of arranging for a reunion this fall. By command of Wm. Spencer, colonel commanding regiment. Mrs.

E. Ott of Neodesha, the Register of last Saturday said, quite sick and her ice cream parlor is closed until her recovery." Mrs. Ott has been in business in Neodesha since her husband, Fred Ott, died in 1872. Fredonia fair August 23-26. at the air Air.

Jtsaughman win go to Rock Island, 111., for a visit with relatives. Chanute Tribune, 5th. tinual strain" because of some financial or family trouble. It wears and consumption. The benefit I received was striking and I was on my feet in a few days.

Now I've entirely regained my health." It conquers all coughs, nesday for a two weeks' visit with her brother, Theo. Holden, and family. John Pearson returned last Sunday from an extended trip through Iowa. He also crossed the Mississippi and visited Moline and Rock Island, Robt. W.

McGrath of Fredonia will probably be the opposition candidate for county attorney. For sale, three new farm wagon double-boxes, at cost. Call on E. L. Cluss at blacksmith shop.

33-tf You get all you borrow when you make a loan with the Demmg Investment company, Fredonia, Kansas. Some very fine new hay in bales is being brought to town. Most of the loose hay is also of excellent quality. Sixty-three tickets for the Kansas City special excursion on the Santa Fe last Sunday were sold at Fredonia. tiled in the clerk's omce 01 saia court on trie 10th day of August, A.

D. 1SM4, or said petition will be taken as true and a judgment against you and each of you, quieting in said plaintiffs the title to lots IS 19 and 3, in block H7, In the city of Altoona, Wilson Do you want to borry money? For Invitations have been issued which distresses them both mentally and physically, affecting their nerves badly and bringing on liver and kidney ail Joplin, Mo. colds, and throat and lung troubles' Guaranteed by Pierce Bros. Cole announce that W. G.

Fink of Fre Ills. lowest rates, best terms and liberal privilege of prepayment on farm loans, see the- Deming Investment company, ments, with the attendant evils of con Miss Emma Reynolds, who was edu- Mr. and Mrs. S. S.

Kirkpatrick man drug store. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. 32-35 donia and Miss Georgia Mariner will be married Thursday evening, the 18th, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Mariner, 3i miles stipation, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, low vitality and despondency. fredonia, Kansas. You get all you county, Kansas, and canceling a certain mortgage dated April 2:1, 1xn8, executed by John W.

Poe to Charles W. Putt, recorded In book of mortgages at page Zi, as prayed. In witness whereof I hereunto sign my name and affix the seal of said court this 10th day ot August A. It. 1904.

borrow. 23-tf departed last Sunday for Manitou, Colo. Mr. K. will be back in time for business at the September term of district court.

They cannot, as a rule, get rid of this Several different farmers have stop southeast of this city. continual strain," but they can rem Stop That Cough! When a cough, edy its health-destroying effects by Sam'l Lavelock, who formerly a tickling or an irritation in the throat makes you feel uncomfortable, The Wilson County Republican is I.6EAI..J i. v. juuau, Clerk of district court. Mikesell Wilson, Attorneys for plaintiffs.

KS5 cated in Wilson-co. and for several years was a teacher in our public schools, died on July 24, at the home of her parents in Los Angeles, of consumption. She was in her thirty-fifth year and Mr. and Mrs. A.

S. Reynolds, who formerly lived in Prairie-tp. and later in Fredonia, were her parents. David B. Loof-bourrow, who is at Sawtelle, Calif, furnishes the above facts.

rented and lived on J. W. Def over's ped the editor hereof within the last two weeks to ask him about the stray law's provisions for the taking up of hogs. This is mentioned simply as evidence of the decline in the value of hogs and the disposition to not run take Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Cedar-tp.

farm, is here from Missouri taking frequent doses of Cireen's August Flower. It tones up the liver, stimulates the kidneys insures healthy bodily functions, gives vim and spirit to one's whole being, and eventually dispels the physical or mental distress Don't wait until the disease has gone beyond control. Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. looking around and may return to the name of a small four-page paper published in Fredonia by a man named Hornaday and printed in the job department of the Fredonia Printing the first number appearing Notice. this locality. after them when they get away. It is To Fred Proih, and wlutnuioever it may eonctrn: Anderson, 354 West 5th Salt Lake City, Utah, write: "We think Mrs.

J. N. Radley and children, even wondered if some owners are not caused by that "continual strain." yesterday. YOU are hereby notified that the undersigned, having a lien under the stat Ballard's Horehound Syrup the best who have been visiting her sister, Miss Anna Ryan, since last Saturday, ex satisfied to have the animals get out and go. John A.

Muchmore of Neodesha has Trial bottle of August Flower, 25c; regular size, 75c. At J. E. Bogart's Buy a in Mound Park ad utes of Kansas upon the following described personal property, towit: pected to leave today for their home in Enid Okla. dition if you would secure a "sightly" Suicide Prevented.

The startling medicine for coughs and colds. We have used it for several years; it always gives, immediate relief, is very pleasant and gives perfect satisfaction." 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold by J. E. brought suit in the district court against the Standard Oil Co.

for $26,400 on account of personal injuries announcement that a preventive of sui Morris Long, who has been em Protect Yourself. Intending vis A noxes supposed to contain ciotuing, 5 chairs, 2 rocking chairs, 1 table. 1 resser, 1 bed, and 1 mattress for slaele bed. location. They are now purchasable at private deal.

Several have already been sold and the buyers express the intention to build residences thereon. sustained while the employ oi that ployed by D. M. Clark on the latter's Prairie-tp. farm and ranch, is off to cide had been discovered will interest many.

A run down system or despondency invariably precede suicide and riogart. Jz-iio itors to St. Louis during the World's Fair can assure themselves satisfactory rooming accommodations through the Merchants' service company at a company some months ago. His injuries were so severe that it was thought he could not survive them. t.

IjOuis taking in the sights of the World's Fair. for having keDt. cared for and furnished The Fredonia Citizen, one of the something has been found that will pre Cattle have been shrinking in price store room for the same for more than six Mrs. Clara Goodman and son few blanket-size papers left in Kansas, had a full-page advertisement last While his life was prolonged, he is a vent that condition which makes suicide likely. At the first thought of nominal expense.

For particulars, apply to nearest Frisco system agent. Paul arrived last Saturday from Kan most complete and hopeless cripple. this week, due to increased receipts and strike troubles. The farmers and cattlemen of this part of Kan week that would be an ornament to any months last fast at my residence In Colfax township, Wilson county, Kansas, shall on the 12th day of September, I'M, at 2 o'clock p. m.t proceed to sell the same to satisfy the said lien, and the charges for keeping and taking care of such Dronertr necessarily In sas city and will visit for three weeks B.

F. Carter is attorney for Muchmore. bill board. Kansas City Star. The Death Penalty.

A little with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Paul, southeast of Fredonia. sas are catching adversity under about all heads this season. thing sometimes results in death.

Thus Some farmers report the corn crop Speculative. The desire to "get curred, and costs of sain. self destruction take Electric Bitters. It being a great tonic and nervine will strengthen the nerves and build up the It's also a great stomach, liver, and kidney regulator. OnlyoOc.

Satisfaction guaranteed by Pierce Bros. Coleman. 32-35 as steadily imnrovinar. They do not Howard Curtis, who learned the Dated at Chanute, Kansas, this, tne iu day of August, A. li.

1904. mean that a good crop is possible, but 34-38 yy in, iia.i say many stalks will yield a lair sized or better ear- than was expected, and 'Tis said a bottle and a glass Will make a person mellow. But Rocky Mountain Tea's the drink That livens op a fellow. Pierce Bros. Coleman.

printing trade in the Citizen office, was in town last Saturday. He will hereafter be located at Kansas City, but in what line of industry we cannot rich quick" leads many otherwise conservative men and women into all kinds of speculative ventures, many of which turn out disastrously. There is absolutely no speculation or risk attending the use of Dr. Caldwell's (Laxative) Administrator's Notice. a mere scratch, insignihcant cuts or puny boils have paid the death penalty.

It is wise to have Bucklen's Arnica Salve ever handy. It's the best salve on earth and will prevent fatality when burns, sores, ulcers and piles threaten. Only 25c, at Pierce Bros. Coleman's drug store. 32-35 that the nubbins or other stalks, to The Socialists are organizing quite e-ether with a degree of maturity in say.

condition that was not promised a Let everybody join in making: this Harry Jackson was up from Enid, STATE OF KANSAS, WllON C'OUNTT, In the matter of the estate of James Pickup, deceased. Syrup Pepsin, which is guaranteed to year's Fredonia fair the best one yet. Oklahoma, Monday, looking after the few weeks ago, assures valuable lod-der for cattle feed. Crop matters therefore could have been worse. an airs ot the u.

b. Jackson estate. NOTICE is hereby given that letters of administration have been granted to consisting of the old Rainbow creek generally in Wilson-co. and we believe that, in the coming campaign, they will make a more active canvass than any other party, excepting the Republican. They manifest something of that degree of zeal which characterized the People's party in the palmy days of the Alliance.

MARRIED. give satisfaction in all cases of constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia and kindred troubles. Ask Pierce Bros. Coleman, your druggists. If they do not keep it send their name to Pepsin farm rented for several years past by the Ulrichs.

A heavy rain and hailstorm pre the undersigned on tne estate of James Pickup, deceased, late of Wilson county, Kansas, bv the Honorable Probate Court. Stattffer aitd Franklin. At the home of vailed Monday about six miles east the bride's parents in Mrs. Adam Schwartz and two Syrup Monticelio, and they and southeast of Fredonia. Dr.

Milt. will send you a sample bottle free. children of Glenwood Springs, Reiter, the sage of Calcium (limestone) H. F. Pinney's dated on the 8th day of August, A.

D. 1U01. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified that they must present the same to the undersigned for allowance within one year from the date of said Purs an End to it All. A griev Lawn, reports the precipitation as arrived here last Sunday and will spend a few weeks visiting at the home weanesaay, Auifust iu, iyj4, cy tmer wm. a.

Sell, Albert A. btauffsr and Miss Maggie I. Franklin. Kitder akd Leonard. In Fradonia, August 10, iHOt by probate judge Wm.

Spencer. Orval Kuderand Miss Pearl Leonard, both W. M. Oakford, notary public, real ous wail oftimes comes as a result of about 1 inches. Me is plainly lavor- estate and insurance agent, rooms 6 of her father, Harrison McPheeters, ing his own locality in the matter of and 7, opera block, Fredonia.

tf in Verdigris-tp. unbearable pain from over taxed organs. Dizziness, backache, liver complaint and constipation. But thanks of Neodesha. letters; ana mat an CMtims not preseatea within three years from the date of said letters will be forever barred.

C. A. BTAFFOED, Administrator of the estate of James pickup, deceased. Dated Augusta, 19M. 33-35 Miss Bernice Collins will depart Rheumatism.

When pains or ir next Tuesday for Denver, for a brief visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank 7BIISCELX7INEOUS. ritation exist on any part of the body, the application of Ballard's Snow Beasley, after which she will go to Liniment gives prompt relief. E. W.

Pullman, to teach in the SENATE CONCCRKENT KBHOLCTION NO. ISO South Side Department Store. Second week of the WAR SALE has been most satisfactory to us. We have been rushed every day this week, and do expect to be for the next week. Get ready for the Fair.

The pipe line officers of the Prairie Oil Gas company were moved from Neodesha to Independence last Friday night. Lost. A lower set of false teeth, Wednesday, in Fredonia. Finder please leave same at Dr. W.

S. Cady's office. Showers have fallen in many different localities of Wilson-co. the past week and beneficial effects are reported. The Fredonia fair races, August 23 to 26, promise to be the most interesting of any in the history of the association.

Orval Jeffers shipped a carload of mixed stock to Kansas City this week, as we note by the Drovers Telegram of Monday. Eyes examined free Mondays and Saturdays. Satisfaction guaranteed. E. Li.

Brown, optometrist, office in opera block. 13-tf Sickness struck the Citizen office pretty seriously this week in respect to preventing the doing of regular and necessary work. The holding of political meetings in the city hall at Neodesha will be charged for, that is, the use of the hall for such purpose. After this week the Citizen will be itself again and will as has been its rule, print more news than any other paper in the county. The Eldorado and Fredonia ball teams are booked for business at the fair ground next Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.

It is reported that John Winner, from California, is sick at the home of his brother, W. H. Winner, at the northeast corner of the townsite. C. A.

Stafford of Altoona gives notice in this week's Citizen of his appointment as administrator of the estate of James Pickup, deceased. Misses Allie Timmons and Nora Uenisey, two of the Citizen's typos, have been sick and unable to work a considerable portion of this week-. W. G. Fink's new house in the southeast corner of town has been completed by the Messrs.

Keesling, carpenters, and is ready for occupancy. If you wish an abstract made, insurance written, or any papers, such as deeds, mortgages, contracts and leases, carefully drawn, call and see W. G. Fink. 15-tf The old soldiers of Wilson-co.

will hold a reunion the coming fall. A meeting to arrange therefor will be held next Monday in probate judge Spencer's office. Chas. R. Smith has the rig in position and will begin drilling a well on the L.

H. Porter farm for the Petroleum company next week. Smith will uss the Frater drilling outfit. Sullivan, Prop. Sullivan Mouse El schools of that city.

Chas. R. Smith and wife left for Reno, O. writes, June 6, 1902: "I take pleasure in recommending Ballard's Snow Liniment to all who are Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of the State of Kansas, Relating to the Electlom of State Printer. afflicted with rheumatism.

It is' the Hastings, Monday, for a week's stay. Mr. S. contemplated buying a farm there. Upon his return he will begin the work of drilling a well on only remedy I have found that gives to Dr.

King's New Life Pills they put an end to it all. They are gentle but thorough. Try them. Only 25c. Guaranteed by Pierce Bros.

Coleman's drug store. 32-35 -E. O. Luther, who worked in the grocery department of H. F.

Pinney 's store for some months this year, is now at Fleming, this State. Cholera Infantum. This disease has lost its terrors since Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy came into general use. The uniform success which attends the use of this remedy in all cases of bowel complaints in children has made it a favorite wherever its value has become known. For sale by Pierce Bros.

Coleman. 32-35 the Porter land for the Petroleum company. Misses Olive Beeson and Pearl Birlew left together Tuesday for St. W. G.

FINK, Bonded Abstracter, FREDOSIA, KAKSAS, SkSt All abstract work carefully and promptly attended to. Perfecting land titles -a specialty. 15 GUY 8TKATTON PIXNEY, Bonded Abstracter, NEODESHA, KANSAS. Louis to spend about a week amid the sights of the great exposition. During the former's absence Miss Bessie immediate reliei." zoc, ooc, 1.00.

Sold by J. E. Bogart. 32-35 Fire and tornado insurance written on both farm and city property at lowest rates by W. G.

Fink. tf Cures Sciatica. Rev. W. L.

Riley, L. L. Cuba, New 'York, writes: "After fifteen days of excruciating pain from sciatic rheumatism, under various treatments, I was induced to try Ballard's Snow Liniment: the first application giving my Condit will act as cashier in the Pau- Ladies and Men's Oxfords, One-third Off. len store. W.

T. Treleaven of Chanute, freight agent of the Santa Fe. was in town the early part of the week on business; also visiting Rev. Kuhl moisture and it would not be surprising should a kick against him as weather regulator be lodged with the Washington bureau. Base Ball Ball.

Next Wednesday-night the Fredonia base ball boys will give a dance in the Owl hall and a good time is assured all who attend. Excellent music will be furnished and the proceeds will be used to purchase uniforms for the team. Tickets will be 81.00. All who enjoy dancing should attend the ball next Wednesday night. Dr.

W. B. Cline of Joplin, vice president of the -Midland Coal Oil which has about 2,500 acres of land in Wilson and Elk-cos. leased for oil and gas, has been expected in Fredonia this week. The company is bound under the terms of the Elk-co.

lease (W. W. Dunham's land) to begin drilling within 60 days from the present. The Green Valley Sunday school will hold a picnic at Mrs. Hall's Grove near Green Valley schoolhouse next Thursday, August 18.

The Cumberland Presbyterians will hold services in the same grove on the 19th and 20th inst. Basket meeting Sunday, 20th. You are invited to attend these meetings. COM. Neodesha lacked only about $4,000 the early part of this week of having secured the $25,000 subscription required to obtain a proposed Portland cement plant or mills.

Later The full amount was reported as raised, yesterday. Wednesday evening's band concert drew the usual big crowd and the music was a treat to all. The concerts will be given every Wednesday evening the remainder of the summer. The new courthouse of Allen-co. is this week occupied by the county officials.

The old building will be rented for stores. first relief and the second entire re and family. Treleaven is ene of the most popular railroad officials in this part of Kansas. of titles to all real estate la Mr. and Mrs.

B. W. Sisson of lief. I can give it unqualified recommendation." 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold by J.

E. Bogart. 32-35 R. N. Allen of Chanute is preparing to build one of the finest residences Wiison-co.

Ulhce with B. 1-. Carter. Be it resolved by the Legislature of the State of Kansas, two-thirds of the members elected to each bouse concurring therein HECriO! 1. The following proposition to amend the constitution of the stm-e of Kansas is hereby submitted to the qualified electors of the State for their approval or rejection.

Section 4. of article 15, of the constitution to be amended so as to read as follows: "All publi printing shall be done by the State Printer who shall be elected by the people at the election held for felate officers in November, lsxj, and every two years thereafter, at the elections held for fetate officers, and shall hold bis office for two years and until his successor shall be elected and qualified." Sec. 2. This proposition shall be submitted to the electors of this State at the general election of representatives to the Legislature in the year A. D.

VX4, for tbeir approval or rejection. The amendment hereby proposed shall be designated on the official ballot: "An amendment relating to the election of State Printer." And shall be voted for or against, as provided by law under State statutes. Sec. 3. This resolution shall take effect and be In force from and Its publication in the statute-book.

Passed the Senate February 12, 1903. Passed the Hoose February IS. W(s. 1 hereby certify that the foregoing Is a-rue and correct copy of original Senate concurrent resolution No. 20, now on file In my office.

J. B. BCBKOW, S2-45 Secretary of etate. HOLLISTER'S Hscky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Btuy Mediaine ta Busy People. Briags Golden Health and Eeaewad Vigor.

A pwciflo for Constipation, In'ifirestion, LIv nd Ki lnoy Troubles. Pimples. Eczema, Impure Blood, Bad Breath. Bowels, Headacii' and Backache. It's Eof ky Mountain Tea in form, 35 cents a box.

Gf-miine made by Dura Coupxhy, Madison, Wis. NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE Ohio and Washington city departed rat CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH ruesaay tor tne atter a month's visit with Mr. and Mrs." J. T. Rowley.

It was their first visit West and in Southern Kansas. He has the price several times over, having waxed if EflHYROVAL PILLS Ortfiami Only 6wawl. 25 dozen of the heaviest Overalls, worth 50c, our price, 39c. Men's Madras and Percale Shirts, worth 50c to 75c, our price 37c. Men's Fur Hats, worth $2.00, our price $1.00 all styles.

Don't miss seeing our new Fall line Tailor-made Suit Patterns. All new styles. Suits made from $11.75 up. Pants made from $3.50 up. the Rowleys made it interesting for V'VASIFE.

I.dl, ut iVrarrirt Mrs. C. H. Jennings, Boston "Our babies (twins) were sickly. Had several doctors, but no results.

Hollis-ter's Rocky Mountain Tea made them strong and robust." 35 cents. Tea or tablet form. Pierce Bros. Coleman. $2L10 via Santa Fe to Chicago and return June 1 to September 20; return limit October 21, 1904.

J. D. Lingen-felter, agent. 23-tf greatly to the good irom Chanute unfettered boom. tor CMItMJr-STlLrt'r fcNiLl.Srt in 1I i Cold mcuaila boxes.

u4 "3 with t.ne ribbon. Take ther. Bcfnt -J ogru bftittiot mm JUitw You need clean healthy bowels just 4 r. DOM. Dir ot toot jjrurin.

or anra im tuapi for TettBls as much as pure, wholesome food; without either, you cannot keep well. mil (liuaMtr( hrslssito Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea elim mem. Mr. sisson win resume his duties in the pension department next month. John R.

Wright of Webster-tp. was in Fredonia on business Tuesday. He owns 160 acres of the former Geo. Shafer land in the Verdigris bottom, buying it before the advance in real estate. Though his place was overflowed this season and his crops lost, he is going cheerfully ahead with farming operations.

Mr. Wright was born near the Woodson-Wilson' lina inlSTO. DON'T MISS THIS SLlE. inates all impurities. lea or tablets 35 cents.

Pierce Bros. Coleman. I find nothing better for liver derangement and constipation than G. W. BYRNES, D.

D. DENTIST, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver IS. IX. PEnn, lilaxxacer. Tablets.

L. F. Andrews, Des Moines, Last night- was coon song night over the Wilson-co. telephone system's line and no one who would attend to such iowa. or sale oy sros.

-io XST" Always the cheapest and best. trivial things as matters Over Pierce's drug store, west side Bring your products to the fair. could "get in." Square, irredoaia, i.ans 13-tf.