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tm-wj from Carroll were at literary Friday night, AN OPEN LETTER IT Ml MMi, A 7 Mirny cough remedies relievo the symptom ami not tlio disease. They contain omm or oilier narcotics that quiet the jm irritated nerves drug the cough into tilence but that is not jL curing, A weak place is left to canst troublo later. ft The right way to treat a cough is to euro it to ttay cured. Tho right remedy must go to tho real source of tho trouble and remove it. STAIUiETT'S WHITE l'IXE cough syrup is such a remedy.

It stimulates the secretions, soothes and heals the irritated surfaces, and loosens the cough. This is all any cough remedy need do. Nature does the rest, C. II. STARRETT.

WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA AND "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADE MARK. PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, was the originator of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same that has borne and does now on every bear the facsimile signature of wrapper. This is the original PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years, LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is the kind you have always bought on the and has the signature of wrap per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex The new board of county commissioners organized nt Yates Center Monday, S. C.

(Justin succeeding Lytic. The new board revoked all contracts heretofore made by tho county, nnd started anew. Tho county printing was let' to tho Yates Center News at the same rates given tho Advocate; the poor farm was let to Green Allen; l)r. Leo and Dr. Oivndorff were ap pointed county physicians, and the county funds were parceled out to several banks, $4000 being given to tho Toronto bank, $4000 to the Citizens bank and the balanco to tho Yates Center bank, the county to be paid 2 per cent on daily balances.

All of. these transactions, involving the business interests of the county, are satisfactory to the peoplo generally. The sad news was received Monday morning that J. S. Williams died at his home, three milos southeast of Chanute, Sunday, of pneumonia, lie had been ill about two weeks.

The deceased lived near Toronto about live years and moved to Chanute only a short time ago. Ho married Miss Mollie Cornett of this place Dec. 19, 1895, and to them was born one child. Mr. Williams was 34 years old, and his life was full of promise when "the dread summons came.

Mrs. W. II. Cornett, Mrs. W.

H. Riley, Ed and Bert Cornett and Henry Williams, relatives of the deceased, went to Chanute to attend the funeral, cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President. March 8, 1897.

QrfX Do Not Be Deceived. Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute which, some druggist may offer you (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the ingredients of which even he does not know. "The End You Have Always Bought" BEARS THE FAC-SI MILE SIGNATURE OF Insist on Having The Kind That Never Failed You. TH CIKT4U COMPANY. TT HUKIUT STRECT, NIW VOfM IT.

Now on hand, Fall -3 BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS. K- Have a lot of Common Rough Boar's for sale cheap-. Complete line of better grades of Lumber, both Hard and Soft Pine, Oak, SMrgles, Lath, Win- dows and Doors, Lime, Sand, Louisville and Portland Cement, Agatite, Plaster, Brick, Drain Tile, Cedar and Oak Fence Posts, Paints and Oil, Hard and Soft Coal. A PRICES LOW FOR Qd5H. Toronto, Kas, Fall 1897.

JOHN KING AN. and Winter stock of A N. MOORE. BUSINESS. C.

H. STARRETT. W. P. DICKERSON, Cashier.

The Toronto Toronto, Woodson Kansas. THE REPUBLICAN. C. A. BUCK, Editor.

FRIDAY, JAX. 14, 1898. S. C. Holmes was over from the Center Wednesday.

W. P. Dickersou was in Ya'tes Center Wednesday. Preaching at thTTLE. church Sunday morning and evening.

E. J. Brewer was in lola the latter part of last week. Jack liogers went to the Center Saturday night and returned Monday morning, Dr. Spaulding reports the birth of a son to Rev.

and Mrs, W. Stone, Wednesday. Mrs. N. J.

Baker returned Friday from a three months' visit with relatives in Indiana. Mr, and Mrs. C. S. Rowe of Haviland, are visiting his isister, Mrs.

Kate Kellogg, Jesse Ellis and wife of near Coy-vllle attended preaching at the M. E. church Sunday evening. Money to loan on real estate at 0 to 8 per cent interest. No commission.

E. S-roxEsiriiER. Thomas, -Findley has purchased the Enos Knowlea property in, the west end of town and moved therein Wednesday. The state board of education has granted a three years' certificate to jElmer'E. Kelley of Toronto.

Eureka Herald. Dr. M. E. Garrison has equipped his office with a new dental chair and instruments, and is now prepared to do dental work in' the most approved fashiou.

If you need his services give him a call, upstairs in the brick block. BallardVSnow Liniment cures rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, sick headache, sore throat, cuts, sprains, bruises, old sores, corns and all nn in and inflamatiou. The most penetrating liniment in the world, Try it, 50c. 3 Toronto lodge, 207, I. 0.

have $300 to loan at 8 per cent nr fife rears, on real estate security. J. T. Long, J. C.

Ivosou), A. E. Babtlett. Trustees. CASTORIA lor Infants and Children.

Fki fia-ilmlli lgutue tt is ra Teachers' meeting to be "held at Tonto High School Jan. Music. Roll Can-Responses gehool Manajement-E. E. Kelley.

Rocltation flora Hickcox. Nature Study Bettie Huff. Music. Vertical Penmanshlp-S. A.

Butler. Rm-lttttton Birdie Report of Stato Teacliers' Assoc! atlon- Besste Winter. Benefits perlvcd from Vacatlon-C. btates, Music. Miss Lena Martinhas finished her duties as teacher of the Green wood school and returned to her home at Eureka Tuesday.

She will go to Topeka shortly to equip her- pelf for 3 trained nurse, mts. Brown gave a party in honor of Miss Martin Saturday evening, at which a large number of friends I A SHORT TALK OH Nothing strango or startling I only we've got Boots, Shoes, Rubber Boots, Overshoes and Storm Rubbers and you need them, Wo have about 2500 pairs to sell between now and Jan, 1, 1898, to close out our i Bhoe business. We cau and will save you from 10 to 25 per cent on every dollar paid 1 for Shoes if bought here. Re- member, we have the best shoes in town and lowest prices 1 for best goods. We also carry a full lino of Underwear for Men, Boys, Women, Misses and Children, ranging in price from 6o up per garment.

Don't forget carry full line of the very laiesi nail uei i-iy uuuuv, Notions, Groceries, in Toronto at lowest prices for 6pot cash, or produce. We want your trade. Bring us your Eggs, and Poultry, Highest prices paid, louva for mutual benefit. I H. KALTENBAGH CARLISLE CULLINCS.

As there seems to be no items from here Climax thought he would send in a few this week, to let the people know we are not all dead yet. J. J. Johnson'8 house caught fire Saturday morning and was burned to the ground. lie saved only a few of his household goods.

Miss Maud Bentley was visiting at ack Hunter's last Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Serena Clay has returned from the territory and is now visiting her niece, Mrs. T. C.

Walker, Miss Lucy Cheever spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. Ben Ilase. Walter Iliggins has bought a new spring wagon and is now testing it by attending the revival at Coy ville. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Walker spent unday at John Carlisle's. Rhoades Carlisle and wife visited at N. A. Reid's Sunday. Elmer Emerson says the boys have put him in as head boss at the saw mill.

Charley Nelson was in this vicin- ty last Sunday evening calling on one of our charming young ladies. Those who attended the meeting at Coyville from this neighborhood last Sunday night were Johu Car- isle and wife, N. A. Reid and wife, R. Reece and wife and daughter Joe Walker and wife, Rhoades Carlisle and wife, Geo.

Weeden, Mr. Iliggins and family and Ed Walker and wife. They report plendid meeting, which was con ducted by the M. E. minister, Bro, Simons.

Mr. and Mrs. Charley Butts of Hamilton are visiting at Mr. Guyll's. Miss Lucy Cheever and Mr.

Harrison attended the services at the chapel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hunter, Mrs. Joe Walker, Mr. and Mrs.

Shelton of Missouri, Mrs. Warner of Fort Scott, Will Bentley of Altoona and 3Ir. Salen spent last Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walker.

Miss Jennie Guyll went Hamil ton Saturday, where she intends to stay till spring. Climax. TRIUMPH TOPICS. Mitchell Johnson and family visited with his brother beu on Ross branch Sunday. Howard Harrison and Miss Lucy Cheever attended preaching at Car lisle Sunday.

Esau Nelson and Miss Black of Ross branch attended literary at Triumph Friday night Joe Ridenour and Charley Guyll of Carlisle attended prayer meeting at Triumph Sunday night. John Ilase and family visited with his parents in Row valley Sun day. Frank Petty and rank Lanham returned from their trip to Okla homa Saturday. J. S.

Osgood gave a dance and an oyster Supper to the dancing people of the neighborhood Saturday night Those present report splendid time. Mary, Katie and George Dobbs of Ross branch attended literary Friday" night Misses Mary and Mattic Burgan and Will and John AJkins of To ronto attended literary Friday night. Will Sauders of Fancy passed through Triumph Tuesday on bis way to Coyville. Lena Johnson, Jane aud Luther Crumrine of Liberty attended Sun day school at Twunaph Sunday. Quite a number of young pcopl m.

Charley Reader and Nellie Bar low of Burkton were attlip dance at Mr, Osgood's Saturday night. Jim Phillips and wife of Carroll attended cluss meeting at Triumph Sunday. Jlolcomb nnd family at tended the birthday dinner at Sum ner lloloomb's in Toronto Friday. Brown Evkd Bkautv. EAST OF TOWN.

Good shower Tuesday night. II, Loyett was at Yates Center Friday. G. A. Byington has bought C.

II. Lovett's hay and is having it baled this week. S. Bennett and Will Jones are hauling hay for Glenn Byington. Charley Beardsley and Eli Miller are doing the baling.

Mrs. Holmes Lovett has been on the sick list a few days this week. Literary was good Friday night. II. L.

Beasley was kicked by a horse the last day of '97, which he deemed to be nothing serious at the time but in a couple of days was compelled to take his bed, which place he still remains. Dr. Kellen berger has been in attendance and has hopes of a rapid recovery. There seems to be some except ions by several patrons of the school in District 66, causing them to take their children out of school. P.

M. SCHOOL REPORTS. Report of Cedarvale school for month ending Jan. 7: Number of pupils enrolled, 18, Those not absent or tardy were Anna Winter, Bertha Harper aud Manly Harper. Those tardy but not absent were Wray and Harry Warnock, Lizzie Klick, Gracie and Tommie Murphy and George Tipton.

Those averaging above 90 in scholarship and deportment were Lizzie Klick, Manly Harper, Wray and Harry Warnock. Patrons and friends are always wel come. Ijirdik Mathkw. Teacher. i School report of District 50 for the month ending Dec.

24: Number of pupils enrolled, 11; average attendance, cases of tardiness, 12. Those not absent were Jessie Cresse, Myrtle Cresse, and Minnie Ogilvie. Those not tardy were Nettie Eldredge, Jessie and Myrtle Crese. Best grades were Jessie Cresse 98, Myrtle Cresse 95, Nettie Eldridge 95, Minnie Ogilvie 94, llalne llack 89. lsitors were Mr.

and Mrs. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Eldredge, Mr. Foote, Mr.

and Mrs. Cresse, Bessie Cresse and Mr. and Mrs. Shutt. Patrons and friends are ever welcome.

Esther States, Teacher. School report of District 66 for month of December. Enrollment 21 Those neither tardy or absent were Walter Chilcott, Nellie Lovett, Mable and George Chipp. Those tardy but not absent were Arnil Sieker, Harvey Chilcott, Willie Riley, Dollie Huff, Mamie Jones, Bert Jones, Katie Huff. Best grades were Willie Riley 91, Bert Jones 90, Ilattie Huff 97, Nellie Lovett 96, Freddie Sieker 97, LouisieSiek cr 92, Henry Sieker, 93, Mannie Jones 82, Andrew Willaby 94, Harvey Chilcott 86, Mable Chipp 88 nd Waters ChilcoU 85.

Clawson States, Teacher. PUBLIC SALE. I will sell at public auction on my farm, 2 miles south of Quincy aud 5 miles northwest of Toronto, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1898,. at 10 o'clock a.

the following describ ed properly: Eleven head of milch cows, 2 yearling heifers, 10 head of calves, 3 head of work horses, 4 brood sows, 25 shoats, 1 male hog, 1 stalk cutler, 1 cultivator, 1 com sheller, 1 harrow, 1 mower, 1 hay rake, 1 spring wagon, 1 feed wagon, 1 cart, 1 stirring plow, 1 lister ana corn drill, 1 set single harness, 1 milk tank and churn, 1 washing machine, 800 bushels of corn, 20 tons of millet hay. 100 shocks of kaffir corn, 1 corn planter and check-row er, 1 6ct double work harness and household furniture. Terms of Sale A credit of nine months will be civen on all sums over $5, and all sums of $5 and under cash in hand, (corn, hay and calves cash.) Five per cent off for cash E. J. Brew En.

J. II. Hiixs, Auctioneer, Is your child puny, peeked and peevish Does it have convulsions If so, it has worms. White's Cream Vermifuge is the only safe cure, Every bottle is guaranteed to bring worms, 25c, 3 GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. NEW STORE.

We have added to our Flour and Feedi A LINE OF GROCERIES IU, FRESH JND NEW. 3 ALL FRESH AND NEW1 At the lowest living prices fo? CASH OR PRODDCE. I Will make you special prices on FLOUR or FEED. DicKerson Harris. John Montgomery of Neal was in Toronto Saturday.

Harry McIIugh went to Earlton Wednesday for a short stay. Dr. Trusler will do dental work at the Cottage hotel next Monday. Frank Cornett and Herbert Bart-lett went to lola Monday and returned Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Owens were visiting relatives near Fredonia the fore part of the week. R. II. Trueblood of the Yates Center Xews was transacting business in Toronto Saturday.

The Neosho Falls Post is agitating the question of putting down a gas well by popular subscription. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mills and Miss Cannady, who live near Yates Center, were guests of C. C.

Mills and family Friday and Saturday. The new fee and salary bill, enacted by the last legislature, is now- operative. It hurts some of our county officers and helps others. It is not what a manufacturer says about his own medicine that cures a patient, but what the medicine does. Ballard's Horehound Syrup does the work and does it well.

It cures coughs aud colds in a day. Its healing, soothing and quieting. 25c aud 50c. 3 Pansy, and the infant daughter of Mrs. Harry Ellsworth, died at 9 o'clock Monday morning, after an illness of about 10 days.

The funeral occurred Tuesday at 10 with services at the house conducted by Rev. L. W. Stone. The child was 1 year, 3 months and 23 days old.

The bereaved parents have the sympathy of the com munity in their bereavement. Mothers whose children are troubled with bad colds, croup or whooping cough will do well to read what Dr. R. E. Robey, of Olney, Mo.

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