The Eudora Weekly News from Eudora, Kansas • 3

City Council Meeting. I NEIGHBORHOOD HEWS. hood and every redeeming feature, A Systn. FINALLY HEART TROUBLE. EUDORA AND VICINITY.

Railroad Time Tabic. to delight in the beastly debauch The regular monthly session of The First End of a Shoe the city council was held Monday ery and drunken stupor in which a resident of Belleview neighbor KAW VALLEY. Sept. 27, 1898. Miss Louise Schlegel is at home I tm MmIUi by Dr.

Mites' Narvtn. night. The mayor presided, and all councilmen excepting C. A. AN IMMENSE with a malarial attack.

1 Hill were present. mm.f.'j.-m WH The following bills were ordered is not the expensive end. Its the last end. This is especially true if the first and last ends come near together. If you buy your shoes iff us these ends are far apart.

Good shoes cost more than poor ones. Sometimes the shoe you pay the most for costs the least. it depends on where you buy them. Cheap folks ask less for cheap shoes than we ask for irood ones, hut their's cost the most in the long run. It's hard to po track to the other kind when you have once worn ours.

Our Hall poods are almost all in. not overlook our school shoes stronger than ever. are exclusive agents for the famous Jenness Miller shoe. hood exhibited himself on Eudo-ra's main street last Monday afternoon. Endora disgraces herself in permitting such an exhibition without exercising her proper authority.

Some wheat fields are looking paid: beautiful, as the grain is up nicely. C. Le Suer, establishing grades FALL WINTER STOCK OFae Mr. and Mrs. Al Harvey moved (Effective trom and after July 10, 1S07.) Eudora News, printing ll-JS J.

W. Comhest, labor 1.35 J. E. Dolisi. marshal and janitor 7.50 John Anderson, election judge 2.00 onto Mr.

Asa Kennedy's farm this week. GOIXG WEST Kansas and Texas Express.10.28 The bill of O. G. Richards, $10, No. FISCHER SON, Mr.

John Hall has moved from for legal services was laid over until next meeting liere to a farm northwest of Law If, when passing the drug store of H. A. you glance at the window, you will see the picture of the biggest hog in the world, "Old Toni," owned by W. E. Case of Crow Wing, Minn.

The weight of this hog is 1,621 pounds. He has 100, Topeka local (plug) 5.39 113, Texas Express 0.44 a 61. Way Freight 11.22 a GOIXG EAST. LAWRENCE. rence.

0 The street committee reported Miss Sophia Huntsinger visited 8, Kan. and Chicago Express. .5.20 a No. favorably on the petition of Henry Ziesenis for the opening of street, from 8th to 9th streets, but her parents north of Lawrence 110, Kansas City local (plug) ....8.30 a 114. Kansas City Express 3.08 been eatine International Stock Sunday.

you would sajT that bluff west of your house was a mountain. No 116, Kansas City passenger, 0.34 Food some time, and as it is a re 7 the council thought differently and would not- order the opening. 63. Way Freight 3.45 nae markable fatteuer, he will prob ias been making his daugnter, Truth wears well. People have learned that DeWitt's Little Early Risers are- reliable little pills for regulating the bowels, curing constipation and sick headache.

They don't gripe. H. A. White. snow appears on the top ot them, nothing but a big pile of rocks Freight trains Nos.

01 and 03 carry passen J. A. Bales sent in his resigna ably live to weigh a ton. This Stock Food is sold in Eudora only Mrs. A.

D. Kennedy, a visit. gers, but do not run on Sundays. tion as city clerk, which was ac monsters of all colors, kinds and cepted, Geo. C.

Brune succeeding Mrs. esthetler has taken an bv Homer A. White. shape. Weekly Weather Bulletin.

other little girl from the home in him to the posit ion. One gun in our battery For week ending Sept. 3 1. Reported by C. Mr.

Chas. Albright was appoint Kansas City, to take care of. weighs thirty tons, shoots a ball N. Bishoff, assistant government weather re Picture Frames at J. Lotz's.

"Rough Kider" in Town. ed to serve as street commissioner Mrs. John Wood and Mrs. Frank porter, from observations taken at his station, during Henry Myer's absence. that weighs 1,000 pounds and uses 850 pounds of powder at each dis three miles south of Eudora.

Kennedy were with their brother. Dick Richardson, a member of In the prospective law suit ot ME. EDWARD HARDY, the jolly mm-ager of Shcppard Co's. great storo at BraceriUe, 111., writes: "I had ncTer been alck a day In my lite until in 1S90. I frot mo bad with nerroos prostration that I had to giro up and commence to doctor.

I tried oar local physicians and one in Joliet, but none bto me any relief and I thought Iwas going to die. I became despondent and suffered untold agony. I could not eat, ataep nor rest, and it seemed as if I could not exist. At the end of six months I was reduced to but a shadow of myself, and at last my heart became affected and I was truly miserable. I took six or eight bottles ef Dr.

Miles' Nervine It garo me relief from the start, and at last a cure, the great Have Mr. Woodard, in his late bereave charge. Peter A. Hartig against the city Troon G. First U.

S. Volunteer ment. Oh, yes; the boys play cards of Eudora, the mavor was- in Cavalry stop Mrs. T. J.

Hughes and children Clli MM Eras. seven-up and pedro, and bet a pie on the corner. I got in one game ped oft here several days last week structed to employ counsel to de fend the city. spent Friday and Saturday with on his way from New York, where and won thirty pies, then lost Mr. Starkweather a family in Tempcrat'e 50 ft Date.

Sep. 18i 81 05 101 8t Ot 2' HHI ail TO 8 2-: SO 7 .0 1.08 23i S8 73 .00 34 87 72 Average 82 I 08 .78 he was mustered out, to Albuquer them again. The pies cost ten I cents apiece. Frank Harris. Adjourned.

Those Crowded School Rooms. one. iN. tne place oi nis en listment. Dicks parents, John Mrs.

Treat and children, who If anything the overcrowded nave been visiting Mr. "iJiIly Richardson and wife, live east of here about two and one-half miles condition of the rooms in the citv Fort Point, California. Lawrence, 25; Eudora, 10. For the third time this year MHea Hughes', leave this week for their schools is worse this week than and while here he passed most of home in Arizona. Nervine est blessing of my Dr.

Miles' Remedies are sold by all druggists under a positire guarantee, first bottle benefits or money refunded. Book on diseases of the heart and merres free. Address, Total. his time in their company. He Restores last.

Really, something should be done to relieve this congestion. Mr. James Corel and grandson, wore his khaki uniform and at tracted considerable attention. a dozen. who have been visiting relatives Sjg 1 Eggs are lie.

If a building can not be secured Lawrence and Eudora played ball, last Sunday afternoon, and from a Eudora standpoint it was a most disappointing affair. Our boys here, returned to Kansas City the Richardson was in the battle of and there is only one available, DB, MILES MEDICAL CO, Elkhart. Ind. Julius Lotz keeps GlaSS. hrst of the week.

the parochial school building on They are devoted to the Avonderful sights, scenes, and special resorts of tourists and healthseekers, in the GREAT WEST. Though published by a Railway Company, "The Santa Fe Route, they are literary and artistic productions, designed to create among travelers a better appreciation of the attractions of our own country. Mailed free to any address on receipt of postage as indicated 'A Colorado Summer" 50 80 'The Moki Snake Dance," La Quasina, at the time Captain i j. i. i i with tit Ti a ii, appeareu 10 oe uazeu, auu Capron, Captain and 111 I IIMIII llllllllllr UHIII, I I I COME IN 0th street, if that can be rented the board should at once put in out ability to either play at or bat City Saturday and returned.

Sun Hamilton rish were killed, also Additional local on 2d page. Fresh bread every day at Bar- ft in the trenches before Santiago, day accompanied by his wife, who force a one-halt day for the primary department. This is unsat- Is no-w arriving and the ball. Lawrence was considerably strengthened over previous efforts and at times played bril but came out unscathed. Askei has been spending the past few tusch's restaurant.

weeks in Indiana. isfactory to in regard to the shortage of food many, but seems to is oems: opened, ana liant ball. Only eight innings The total be the only solution and poor medical attendence, he Highest prices paid for poultry. Chas. Pilla.

were played owing to darkness. says it was no fault of the govern TLhe score. HESPER. Sept. 27, 1S98.

meut, that thev started from teib- Lawrence .1 0 5 7 5 7 0 25 Watches, clocks and jewelry. enrollment last week Thursday placed OH Sale as fast footed up 24.5 in four rooms. There never was a better time as it arrives. The dif-than right now to agitate the need of a new and modern school build- I departments oney witn tnree uays provisions Eudora 0 3 8 5 lO Jennie Armstrong commenced All kinds of repairing done at but the excessive heat on the Batteries Eudora, Durr, Dick- teaching at Hopewell Monday. J.

Fowler's. inarch caused them to throw away en, Hartig.Dailev Lawrence, New- The enrollment at the academy all superfluous weight. They sta ing, one capable ot accommoaat- hy, Edmonson and Peirce. Base The interior of Hammert is now thirty-five and more to will be crowded with tioned a guard over their effects. the grades under one hits, by Lawrence, 17; Eudora, 7.

Hasrenbnch's butcher shop has come. roof. As an inducement it may but these proved recreant to the Struck, out, by Eudora, 10; by I been repainted. trust imposed in them, the Cu Lee Redding did not get off to Lawrence 12. Next.

iiS'SJa. HEW, SEASONABLE GOODS TJ. IFL bans stealing it all. He signifi Wichita last week" as intended but Lti i vs. iiiiui i iti i.

via iiwiia iuiia- Miss Ma vine Snyder is assisting Klo enn rro tlinf r1ietr5f fi r-zf cantly added that when he enlisted left Sunday for that city v.a.- m. ,114, lll I Miss Griffith in the Primary de How To Look Cood. Good looks are really more than ast of this district, is willing and DOTlgnt irOm tne DeSt he did not expect to go to a bun- Share, Shampoo, Hair Cut. SOLON ELLIS, Poorrietor. There was born recently to Mr partment of the city schools.

iinxious to join Eudora. The dis day school picnic. and Mrs. John lialkev a son, of would be a In common with every other trict is not large, but Persons wanting to bur dairy thev are markets tne country, and for cash. No justly skin deep, depending entirely on a healthy condition of all the vital organs.

If the liver be inactive, material aid. 'Rough Rider" Richardson enter cows can get information regard' fatkins National ing same by applying at the cream tains the highest opinon of and thinks he's the Conditions Improving. nlr1 or cThnrlrW st.nfT. public you have a billious look; if your 50 04 illustrations, "Grand Canon of the Col- orado River," 32 15 2 illustrations. 2c.

"Health Resorts of New Mexico," 80 31 il-, 5 lustrations. 2c. "Health Resorts of Arizo- na," 72 18 illustra- 5 tions. 2c. "Las Vegas Hot Springs and Vicinity," 48 fc 39 illustrations.

2c. "To California and Back," ri" 170 170 illustra- 12 tions. dc. St W. J.

Black, G. P. T. S. F.

Ry. Topeka, Kans. yiiuiiiiuiu iuitiiuakfs GUS. ZIESENIS, Manufacturer of to the makes it ery. one of I stomach be disordered, you have a In conversation with Mr Schell, huest man also.

whom we hear proud. The addition school building fine proportions, that school will day, October 10. We hear that For Sale Whitnev seed wheat It is expected I dyspeptic look; if your kidneys be Richardson left here in 18S9 for book keener for the local creamery bllt the Very best that OF LAWRENCE, commence Mon- attected, 3-011 nave a pmciied iook. rust proof; averaged 25 bushels to Xew Mexico, and with the concern, it wna pnrnpil that the excep Secure good health, and you will tion of one time three j-ear ago, milk receipts are steadily increas- mOHGy COIlld OUy. i the acre this year.

Chas. Loiitholz. surely have good looks. Electric this is his first visit here since ing, they receiving on oaturda A. B.

Xicol has that dale. sold his home in California and Private advices from Blackburn, feept. 24, just itXj pounds more than were received the preceding Saturda). that he arrived here with his fam Populist Township Convention. Oklahoma, state that the Eudora Bitters is a good alterative and tonic.

Acts directly on the stomach, liver and kidneys. Purifies the blood, cures pimples, blotches and boils, and gives a good com ily at the time of this writing nartv arrived there last Friday The Populists of the township we have this year an unusually fine line Eighteen cents per pound for Hesper is a good place to live and They were one week on the road. butter fat was paid for August, people should be careful and not held their convention Friday afternoon in city hall. Very few were present. A.

J. Jennings was plexion. Every bottle guaranteed. Capital Surplus, $18,100. J.

WATKIXS, President. C. A HILL, Vice Pres. PAUL R. Brooks, Cashier.

W. E. HAZEN, Ass- Cashier. DIRECTORS, J.B Watkins, Chas. A.

Hill, Paul R. Brooks, Jacob House. -W. K. Hazen, Albert Herning, M- Samnaerfield.

and the patrons are receiving 75 move awav from it. An adjourned meeting of the of Ready-Made of skim milk back free of charge. Sold at Homer A. White's drug store. 50c.

per bottle. 0 stockholders of the local creamery chosen chairman and John F. The creamery, which is operated At the reorganization of the Bible school, Sunday, the following officers were elected Superin Weaver clerk. company will be held in city hall this week Saturday, at 8 o'clock. E.

W. Kraus was unanimously WANTED AGENTS FOR by T. W. Brady of Kansas Cify, a strong institution financially, is under the personal ress tendent, H. H.

Townsend; assist nominated for township trustee. Dr. J. May. eye and ear jJiic iLUU.

Public Services," by Thomas W. ant superintendent, Geo. Rogers; supervision of Messrs. R. snecialist of Kansas City, Mo.

Township Clerk, W. H. Starr. George H. Lothholz, Republi secretary, Carrie Wood Treasur Handford.

A wonderful story of will be in my omce on sunuay, of Holden, and Albert Schell of Wellsville, Kans. Mr. Frary er, Geo. F. Rogers.

The classes a glorious career, uver ouo large. Shirts Oct. 2. where he may be consult can nominee, was indorsed ior Treasurer. radiant pages.

100 superb, rare will choose teachers next Sunday. E. Wilson, Ca.br Asst. Chas. Frest.

A.J, Jennings, V. Frest. has charge of the butter making ed. J. D.

Childs, M. D. engraving. Kichest, uiggest, best J. M.

Harris in the country and and Mr. Schell of the office work. Seldom have the sympathies of H. H. Carr, Republican nominee, hese two gentlemen are rustlers, this community been drawn out and only endorsed book" published.

Only 1.50. and i For Sale. Frame house, five rooms and two closets; well, cis in the citv. were nominated for OF EDSOSl, Kans. are becoming popular with the pa HITS IMI Eudora, more than now with Edgar Wood Commission 50 Credit given.

Justices of the Peace. trons and are fast bringing the in ard in his loss of wife and babe. tern, cellar, barn and out-house; Freight paid. Outfit free. Drop For Constables, A.

Clark Ken titution to the front. six lots, on street, best residence There was a large attendance at all trash and clear $300 a month dall, Republican nominee, and street in city. Geo. Spoxaule. $10,000 Capital, Frank Schafer, the former for the with the only true and good "Gladstone book." Address The Domin the tuneral Monday.

In the casket lay the remains of the mother and in her arms the babe for whom Death or Mrs. E. Woodard. -L 7 Died, at her home near Hesper, I country and the latter in the city For Sale I he Caldwell prop Surplus ion Company, Dept. 30, 352-350 were nominated.

on Sunday, Sept. 25, 1898, Altha 1X0X11 $1 Up tO erty, on Main Street frame house, her life was given. The services Dearborn street, Chicago. A Populist township committee 1 A 11 five rooms, cellar, cistern. Can were conducted by W.

Mills who YY oodard, aged 22 years, 1 month, i was suggested, witn power to mi 1 days. uueral services were spoke in tender sympathy, refer When you call for DeWitt's be bought very reasonable. Mrs" E. V. Caldwell, anv office on the ticket which leld Monday morning, Sept.

20, ring touchingly to their own re Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile Saddles, Bridles, may be vacant. No action taken Lawrence from Friends church, Rev. W. E. cent loss of a child.

Collars, Whips, Dusters, cure, don't accept anything else. ELEGANT CLOAKS, from $3.50 to $6. Date of sale soon to be Fly Ne rs, Don be talked into accepting a Mills officiating. Interment was in Hesper cemetery. For Sale.

Dashboard, Cushions, substitute, for piles, for sores, for KEYSTONE. Sept. 20, 1898 At Springbrook Farm, three- Everj'body and their families are invited to come in and see our very large and elegant stock of Fall and Winter Goods, just re- burns. H. A.

A hite. Altha F. yland was born Aug. 4, 1898, in DeSoto, Johnson coun Buggy Tops, etc. fourth mile east and one-half mile Mrs.

b.d Miller is improving north of Belleview school house. Banking in all its branches. Pays interests on time deposits. Buys and ell forsigu and domestic exchange Plenty of mouey on hand at all times to loan reasonable rates on good ecuiiiy. Steamship ticket to or irom Europe for sate.

This sank is fully equipped to handle your business ol whatever nature on fair and liberal terms. Always pat-onize home institutions. DIRECTORS Com. FUU. Carl Dnrr.

4. J. Jennings. Henry Abels. Lota, Hadley, C.

Ttaoren, Geo. C. Bruno, John Sclzer. ty, where she resided with very slowly. Purebred White Holland Tur ler parents.

received. Never cheaper before. Gardner, Hill Co. Miss Hobson visited relatives at keys, a few young toms. She was united in marriage to Keystone last week.

Purebred hite rlymouth Kocks, Edgar F.Woodard March 24, 1897. 1 Slothing iargains several fine cockerals. Such in brief was the life record Mr. Morrison of Allen county is Mrs. Gardner's Millinery stock is now replete with the attractions One srade Jersey cow, young visiting relatives here of one who has passed from earth and has left in the heaats of of all the latest novelties in mil and fresh.

As io Prices Mr. Clark of Denver, is linerv goods for fall and winter -At tbe- Strawberry plants, Parker Earle, friends unalterable grief and sadness. Her short life was one of visiting the Armstrongs. wear. Eudora ladies visiting Law arneld and Jessie rence will do well to call and see Mr.

Joe Cox of Lawrence was a Sunflower seed, a few packages unselfishness, consecrated to those the new styles. G.Lotliholz Son, of White Beauty and Mammoth GOLDEN EAOLE 111! SM. business visitor here Wednesday who were near and dear to her. M.anv psopie juage Russian. Her husband, parents, relatives Rev.W.

T. Walthall has been Mr. Fluke of Lawrence trans acted business here last Wedues DEALERS IK and friends have the sincere sym- quality by price-and assigned to this place as pastor of Nelson Olix, Manager Cheap Railroad Rates. Mo. 1221 and 1223 Main Street, Kansas.

Citv. pa my 01 an in mis meir noux 01 day. the A. M. E.

church, by the dis HI so measure all adver deep sorrow. The Santa Fe will sell on dates Mrs. McDarmott and children of Winfield, are visiting at trict conference which closed its session in Lawrence Monday. I For Sale A Domestic sewing designated, to points mentioned, Mr. Allen's.

tisements by this one rule. It's a mistake. S. llson, the former pastor, goes The insurance companies are out the great $100,000 stock of the Golden Easle Clothing at retail. The chance of a life time to secure a suit of clothing or furnishings for men or boys.

Bear in machine, in good repair, cheap for as follows to Junction City. cash. Inquire at this office. Miss 01 lie Cole of Kansas City, Kansas City, Mo. Fall Festivi ties (Priests of Pallas, Karmva Alao beadqoarters for You can't measure our who has been spending a month in mind, the goods quoted are not injured in any way.

We mention here the country, returned home Tues- on'y a evr OI l'ie niaQy thousands of bargains, and assure you that Just received, a fresh supply of We Are A.aing Krewe. etc.) Oct. 4-5-0. $1.00 for International Stock Fowl. This jav MiKe bargains are to oe nau an oyer me store.

round trip. First day of sale Oct. IM is the original stock food and con Special Low Prices Quality with the offer- Pfliiiis.Oils.Vflrnisoes.wi 8 sequently has many imitations. Try me on Paints, Oils, etc. Julius Lotz.

Chicago, 111., any day until fur on ail our mgs oi ordinary stores It undoubtedly is the best. Try it ther notice, one way fare Glass $1.75 3.45 for fattening your hogs and you St. Louis, any day unti TTAri we seeK tne JiiLBr Frank Harris in the Resular will use no other. H. A.

hite. further notice, one way A J. ii. Infantry. Estimte cheerfolly furnished.

duu get 11 some otiier fare have ordered a large quan Mr. Frank L. Harris, of this Omaha, Trans-mississippi tity of American Stock Food di stores are not quite so township, who enlistetl some Exposition. Round trip rate from The Fall Campaign Eudora $7.15, good any day uuti months ajro 111 the Ihird L. b.

ar rect from the manufacturers. This will soon be in. If you want good results from condition powders, Men's Suits which, before the fire, sold at $7.50 and are now "being sold for Men's Cassimere and Cheviot Suits in round and square cornered coats. Some very dressy suits in the two lots. Before the fire these suits sold at $12 and $15.

Xow you can buy them for $4.75 and Men's Pantsjnade of Cassimere, Cheviots and Worsteds; worth everywhere $2.50, you can have 3-our choice now for. 1 Men's $5 Pants, equal to the best custom work; dressy and fit for Sunday wear; all colors and sizes. We can fit any man. Choice Men's heavy Working Shirts with lace fronts warm and splendid value fully worth $1, now going for Men's white unlaundried Shirts, worth now being sold for Many other kinds of Shirts of all styles and sizes at the same low prices. particular.

We al Oct. 81. Return within seven davs tillery and assigned to Battery from date of sale get it where you can get it tresh; now stationed at Fort Point, Cali Topeka, Oct. 1-8. Kansas Turn J.

H. Kexxedy druggists. HAS BEGUN AT AIjBACH PREHM. Not a campaign of politics, for tre don't deal in politics, but in fornia, writes an interesting let fest. Round trip $1.01.

Tickets ter to his sister, Mrs. B. J. Mc- Mr. Fred Weible's condition sold September 80 to October 8 returning as late as Oct.

5. this week is much worse than last On Saturday he ventured out of Homeseeker's excursions. Dates Bride, from which The News is permitted to make extracts. He writes as follows the house and fell on some rocks, of sale Oct. 4 and 18.

One tare bruisins himself severely. This mm plus $2. for round trrp. To al 1Y I like the army much bet Heavy winter Underwear, some fleece lined and others of last iniurv. counled with his ad points in Oklahoma and Indian 0 vanced age, it is feared, will prove Territories: to all points on A.

ways have, and always shall, court the strictest investigation in every line, and willingly leave the result in the hands ot the buy ing. public. Mark this When you see people coming but of our loaded down with bundles, ter than I do farm life. I do not intend to come home until ihy three years are up. I get $15.00 a fatal.

S. F. and on Santa Fe Pacific You will want to send the to school soon and will need .39 .33 .21 .48 .98 .98 1.25 .09 in New Mexico; to all points on Mr. John E. Eder and Miss month, besides clothing and board.

i Santa Fe Pacific and to points on heavy, durable goods retails everywhere at 00c. garment. Our price. Men's black and brown Soft worth 50c. to $2.50, on sale now for 19, 21 and.

Men's full Calf Shoes, worth everywhere $2 per pair, now" being sold at. 1 Ladies' $2 High Button Shoes, that always sold fqr $2.50, can now be bought for. Francis Schoenhoffer, raucis ocuueii.muw, For eating we have a change ev in nta Fe Prescot Phoenix young people of this neigh oorho ery day. It would take too much 1 1 I I Wfulnnoriflff 1 I New Dresses, New Underwear, space to write all that is set betore us, but it consists of beef, pork, Will l7 UlUllim IlliS CUUtOUUJ' morning in Catholic church. For .1 i .1 i Leathcr Stocking Hosiery for coffee, hard tack, bread, tea, ap Boys.

Girls and Ladies. Une i ine present me vouug pt-upie ui NeW btOCkingS make th.eir home with Mr. Eder's We can show you the biggest assortment of Men's, Boys and Children's Clothing in the city. You qualed in either quality or col Boy's Long Pants, ages 14 to 19, now being sold for Children's long black Stockings, perfect dye; worth per pair, now going at. parents.

ors. RATQ It is easy to make urn 1111 1 ninn Out stock is complete and we are in shape to fit you out in GOOD HONEST MATERIAL at moder- make up your mind that they have the tllLL UHKUiilK dead rats out of live rats. There is nothing that will kill rats any can buy. of us a good Men's Suit for good Worsted for $0.50, a very fine Melton at Suits for the Boys from $1.00 to $0.00. Children's Suits for 75c.

deader than Litrhtninc Rat Killer ute, cost. best which money Reduced expenses in our new lo- ye Dnv it direct from the manu General Blacksmithing, Any want of man or boy can be suited here. The best way to know the great stock and values is to pay us a visit when you come to Kansas City. The insurance companies are determined to sell out the whole stock by middle of October, and prices all through are attont 25. on the dollar.

Tere are also great stocks of millinery, wall paper, cutlsry and silvervare here at the same low prices. (221-23 LTain St. Kansas Clfv, tlo. ples, peaches, etc. You can easily see that Uncle Sam's soldiers don't starve.

A man who comes to California expecting to see a warm and sunny place will be badly fooled. It is foggy; you can't see a hundred yards ahead of you, and we wear overcoats the year around. It doesn't get cold enough to freeae but an overcoat is oom-fort. I haven't sepa, tha sun since IhYp hapn, As for inonn-ajn'a, tpey look like small Hills dout think that they are a fine i5-t, for if you could tZ9 tfcen mutton enables us to do business I faetnrers, thus securing it while it can buy, mnnrin than our com- 18 iresn. JJ.

xwenneuy oc to 1 011 will want some clothing for your Boys. Come to headquarters. We will save you money on every purchase. At A SI Call and see us. Ger- petitors.

pun spoken here. It doesn't make any mrticular Machine Wagca Repsiriaa. Fjrat plftsa worfc guaranteed. Your work in that Jine splicitpf. At Reber'a shop, on strpe.

rM r. dinerence to jl hebws ana prto- THE HUB residentsof this Karnival 'J Oil Ullllli tutit person CAIake otnr great store your headquarters during if you cc3 to Cit J..