The Wathena Weekly Star from Wathena, Kansas • 2

String Town Straws. We missed making mention of the The Divide. Fred Snyder and his little store wheels was Jjoisg over Gospel Kn and the wind blew h'ts hair into 1 POCL GRINS! EAP. fact that Mr. Armstrong, late of Juhlville took possession of the J.

A. STEWART Wathena, Kansas. We carry a complete line Shuster place which he intends to Barn Doors ZZZ Are something that interests r5 those who have barns; and I 2 En have the best thine: ever in- 3 vented in this line. r3 Supreme Nerve. Just as a sample of the Chief's dis-legard for the peojjle's opinion of truthfulness, we refer to the long ar-tirle of rot from Bob Ruggles which fhe Chief recently printed.

Ruggles went on to picture Cy Leland aa a man of unfaltering faithfulness, and a man who had never made a dollar or received personal benefits from politics and as proof of this, Buggies stated that Leland had always been for his friends, without view oi personal gain. That in his long and Suisctiption Price. Ce Dcll3r Fer. Yair. In Advisee.

farm this year. eyes Bnd he drove by the lionpe one of his customers without seing and now he vowes that he will ha! Boon Knight, a former resident of his bair cut, or keep it braided FlilDAV, MAK(11 10. Stringtown, but now of neap Bendena was visiting friends on Cat Island the avoid loosing trade. WfpgfjgfqpjPfm i ii first of the week. Tne coming event cr the seafl'; and guarantee Mr.

Hezekiah Heckels, a Bellment will shortly take place on the Dividf of merchandise suitable for this locality, complete satisfaction to each purchaser, prices are always Aittiousrn our ONLY TO CECtlVE. The Chief would like have pe ple who live It will be a very popular weddinj sport, visited in Stringtown on Mon day. noted career he had never held any but is kept very quite at presenl Tther partsof the comity beHove ihat in the matter of the 0g5ce except the one he is now fillin The families'of Thomas Livingstone much-talked-of Wathena till," Wathena has been at As low as the lowest, Get your bells, boys, and don't caught napping. He Can't Hook it Off. 3 There are bangers on mm both sides of the door.

They run on oppoKe edges of a steel rail and can't get off. Track pivotally huog to brack ets and door will swing nearly level without damage. Can't be hook-doff or blown off. Ac commodates itself to a crooked wall. Can be fitted closer than any and H.

L. Gardener visited in String- tempting to get something out tf the county for public town last Sunday. and frequently lower on many articles than those of our improvements here. Such is not only untrue, but it is unfair to so misrepresent the- visu. The piece of road re Mrs.

S. and Mrs. Ed. Livingston Wm. Straub had the missforfai to loos his gold watch one nigit week, but he was lucky enough it the next morning, frozen in The Chief buckled on its nerve and quoted the entire article, just as though the people of Doniphan county were ignorant of the fact- that Leland has been in office uninterruptedly for thirty years, and during the greater part of that time has held from two to four offices all at the same time, and frequently holding at the were in Wathena one day last week competitors.

Yet Satisfaction means something ferred to is a comity road, lmtl out by the county commissioners and it has been handled. When the com Messrs Tillman Culp and John ground, and he had to takea grub-hc missioners came here to meet a committee of citizens Lehr, entertained two of WathenVs to consider the matter, lhy agreed unconditionally nav for and drive the wlinir for the fill and board charming young ladies last Sunday How about it girls? more than merely low prices. It means that our goods are all high-class the king that make you feel you have your and dig it out. -f CE. Hale was charivaried on i day last week.

He was transferin same time both a federal and a state F. Schuman shot a wolf twice and job, contrary to the constitution of some furniture for one of the neigh! other banger and will never bind or run bard. Tempered Stell Rofter BeariDgs. Continuous Anti Friction. Patent Steel Cover.

Solid Track Splices, etc. Raridly taking the place of old Style Hangers. Warranted Superior in every Respect. 0 Examine the merits of these doors and ask us for prices and particulars. 3 knocked it down each time, but did bors and was mistaken for a marriea not get it and he nas been grieving it up four feet.

This was their voluntary proposition and "Wathena was to fill in the dirt necessary to make the fill. The commissioners even specified that in consideration of this, the city to deed the piece of land next to the bluff to the county. This is the land which was purchased from Mr. Scboltz in order to save space for the road. man, but denies the charge.

Messrs. Will and George Straull money worth. hen we Sell you better goods for the same price you pay for inferior, is not that the same thing as selling you goods cheaper J. A. STEWART BRO.

WATHENA, KAS. and Misses Emma and Carrie StraulJ spent Friday evening at Mr. Ther-1 Six inch picket fence cannot be equaled toy any made in the market. let's. High five and checkers were! The commissioners then left with the plain understanding that when the piling arrived, Gordon who ordered it vras to notify the commissioners and they were ever since, which occurred last Thursday.

Mrs. C. Newton visited at' M. Young's last Friday. S.Walker will soon move on Ed-Frederick's plaee.

E. C. Cumming8 visited his niece, Miss Gertie Williams of Wathena. Al Newton and James Livingstone are very much excited over goose hunting. F.

Schuman and F. Ramsier went to immediately begin the work which they promised to do I want to figure on your hard- 3 Sr: ware when you build, and want to rrs The Chief. next bawls like a blind calf in mud hole about i Miss Minnie Mengess and Minnie Theriet were helping Mrs, Brown to pack up, preparetory to going to Cripple Creek Colorado. Bellmont has one of the best post-fid rtA.rf.iAa ftwr liTd. IT a Irnnva do your tin work.

Will meet all 5 competition, work guaranteed. 2 JUST OPENED! 1 O. C. JONES 1 Wathena, Kas goose hunting and Fred did the counting and Ramsier did the shooting. How about it Fred? S.

Walker made a short call in Stringtown last Saturday. Swamp Angel. Wathena wanting the county to improve its streets and build sidewalks. No doubt Mr. Perry, whoisthe thing behind the slop the Chief dishes np, gets the suggestion regarding buildiag sidewalks from the sidewalk deal he really made here before election whereby the county was to pay for a piece of sidewalk and the bill was to go in as a blind rider to the bill for making the fill.

We shall fcave more to say about this later on. The Stab and the people are not kicking for any pull at the county for pub-lio improvement, bnt those things which were pormised should be given. The Star understands the motive of the promises. They were made as an inducement to get votes to help oat a desperate case of threatened political ruin. We contend that it is the duty of public officials to do what they pledge the people they will do; even if the rounty eommissioners of Doniphan county do contend that anta-election promises may be broken with impunity.

AT GORDON'S LU BER YARD his own business and every body's else besides. Mr. Charley Laipple and Charley Tourner give a very favorable report of Oklahoma City and country. A Ramsel and Will Strau'cii making quite extensive preparations to go into the cattle business. The Misses Carrie and Emjvf Straub are contemplating te dancing lessons.

Mr. Pete Kamsel was transacting business in St. Joseph, one day last week. And ready for with a New and Full Stock of Millinery, PJ which comprises the latest styles and best quality of goods that will be sold very cheap. Give us a call Dubach Gross First Door West of Meidinger cfc.Fetters.

el a BLINEfS AND MOULDINGS, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES SASH DOORS, the state. Indeed, had not there been a populist state government in Kansas when Leland was appointed pension agent, he would have held on to the county commissioner's office, just as he did when revenue collector under Harrison. We don 't blame Leland for getting all the offices he can, nor do we blame him for acquiring the political power he has but it causes a tired feeling to read such ret as Ruggles' about Leland's never receiving any benefits as a result of his power. While he has been holding from one to three political offices for thirty years, and has two clerks holding post offices in Doniphan county, a nephew drawing salary as register of deeds and county commissioner, a son-in-law serving his third term as county superintendent, a son holding a job in the post office department, a brother holding down a government land office job, and another nephew serving as district attorney for the Indian Territory, we think Leland is receiving good pay for his valuable services but Ruggles seems to think different and the Chief says, Amen Dr Robert's Philosophy. Dr.

J. E. Roberts of Kansas City offers some good philosophy in the matter of the question of churches. In his sermon last Sunday he said "The wisdom of the world is expressed in one word, and that word is I believe it to be wise and good. I am one who believes in groat combinations of wealth.

I believe, in other words, that the syndicate is the highest expression of wisdom of the business world up to date. Let us syndicate the church. We about fifty times more churches than are really necessary. Suppose instead of 150, or whatever the number Is in this city, we had three and only three, and there are three buildings is this city capable of holding every man, woman and child that are counted in the congregations of all the churches in Kansas City today. Suppose we had three, we would then have reduced the cost of maintenance from 150 to three.

We might i Tl, i 1 C7J. The Wathena Star man is disposed to refer to all who transacting business last Saturday. don favor ilcivinJey a yellow belly campaign, as copper JUST OPENED At the lowest prices. I meet all competition. JOHN A.

C. GORDON. Elwood Events. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Bonham ente tained the Elwood High Five Club at their home last Friday evening. Mr. Dunlap and family have moved on a farm near Severance. Miss Florence Kelley gave a party to a number of her friends last Satur. day evening.

T. B. Hiekman our townthip trustee, spent Monday in Troy. A carette, having on board some traveling evangelists, encamped here last Friday evening. Mr.

JT. H. Porter transacted business in Troy last Monday, A number of Grand Island survey ors have been making a survey of their ground at this place the past week. Mrs. Holland shipped her house heads.

There is even some eredit in being a copperhead, yatfter than a tool of the administration, which is now waging an unnecessary and merciless war against a weak nd heathenish nation in distant islands, to further the interests of a horde of conscienceless speculators, who eera to own the present administration of trusts and bonds. Ilorton Commercial. WEDDINGS. The Racket. One year ago the Commercial was bewailing the "stu SCHWOPE-DEAEE.

Aug. C. Schwope and Miss Anna Littl James and Mamie Brown are visiting their grandma this week. Tillman Culp's smiling face was seen on the Divide, last Sunday. Frank Theriet spent Saturday and Sunday in Huron.

Kansas. Little Louis, son of Eichard Thomas, has been quite sick, if J. E. and Harry Martin are hauling wood. Louis Keiffer has been buying calves.

Sam Slaughter has bought a top Angel has qut pardon it freely given. Puzzw. Draer were united in marriage at the home of; Wm. Schwope on March 8, 1899. Both parties are well and DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, NOTIONS, AND PRODUCE, favorably known to a great many people of this vicinity and the Stab joins with their many friends in wishing them a long and happy life.

hold effects to London, Ohio, last Highest Market Prices Paid for Country Produce. DEATHS. EAPPELYE. K. M.

Snyder Goods Sold Only for Cash or Is Suicide Wrong? When a man is old, and hopelessly sick, there is no rsasonabie objection to suicide. Indeed, when a man is hopelessly ill, and a bother to his friends, it is a mark of cowardice if he insists on living, to bother those who have other duties to perform. John W. King, paymaster of the Missouri Pacific, recently committed suicide. We knew him, and respect him and we do not respect him less because of the manner of his death.

Mr. King sick, and somewhat advanced in life. living became a burden and he got rid of it. In ridding himself of a burden, he rid his friends of a burden the burden of taking care of him in prospective helplessness. No strong man should commit suicide to avoid disagreeable duties, but we have a good deal of sympathy with a man who has bravery and sense enough to rid himself of the agony of dying.

We have remarked that old men, as a rule, are about a year in dying. Why should a man suffer a year unnecessarily? Of course the world Has a horror of suicide, but what has the world to do with it? Atchison Globe, Mr. AJT. C. Kappelye an old and highly respected citizen of Doniphan county died at his home near Palermo in Marion township, Friday morning, The best and cheapest on the Market Cyclone, Cemetery and Lawn Fence Monday.

Mrs. Chas. Jones is entertaining relatives from Stanberry Mo. Prof. G.

A. Dubach spent Monday night with friends in this place. The Haroun Bros, are making preparations to build an elevator at this place, James McNamara moved here from Wathena fchfl first of the week. Persons wishing to purchase property here have a splendid opportunity to do so at th present time, as quite a number of our residents yrish to dispose of their property. pay for the three churches ten times what any church now pays for preach er and music, and by doing that, this city would be abla to maintain the pidity" of McKinley in his refusal to plunge the nation into war and was giving it out cold to its readers, that, the reason the president refused to bring about war, was that he was a tool in the hands of the money power, and the octopns was opposed to war.

Now that McKinley is sieeting the conditions brought about by war, the Com-THejcial discovers that the president ia waging an "unnecessary and merciless" war, because the money power wants it. There is no telling what to expect from the columns of a Poj.ocratic press, and the Commercial is keeping up with the procession handsomely, in the matter of inconsistency. Mr. vV. F.

Kiebnhoff, commissioner from this district mi gavd an article published in last week's Chief in which It is attempted to deny some of the facts the Stab has Teen giving relative to the commissioners actions in regard to the building of the fill south of Wathena. There is nothing in this statement to answer, as it is composed 1 together of the same rot that is bring published by the Chief each week, in an attempt of the commissioners to worm out of their violated promises. Mr. Kiehnhoff fcnows full well, and has since acknowledged, that this -work was promised by the commissioners as we have stated, and the one reason given by the Chief that Wathena did not deliver the good at the election is sufficient to satisfy the peopfe that the commissioners either promised he work unconditionally or in consideration of the delivery of the franchises of the citizens of Wathena, and in Uher case the commissioners are condemned by the people who have grown tired of having their rights as American citizens, trifled with, in such a high handed manner. March 3, 1899, after a short illness.

About a year ago the deceased suffered a partial stroke of paralysis, from which he never fully recovered, yet best talent upon this or any other Write for price list or any information. All letter answered promptly. No business trans Full lot, 80, feet around complete from 18 inches to 48 inches in height at from $15 to $29, Also chicken and garden and hog and cattle fence. Palermo Items. Misses Lena and Ida PhilippofSt.

Joseph are horn for a few weeks vsit with their folks. Mr. C. R. Hewins, of Severance, came home last Friday to attend the funeral of his uncle, Mr.

Rappelye. Missses Ida and Minnie Manvillo were in this vicinity last Sunday. Miss Emma Renick was visiting with Miss Ida Phillipp, last Thursr day. Messrs Henry and Chas Nimti, have recently made th purchase of a guitar and mandolin. he was able to go about his daily work, and the attack which carried him off came on very suddenly and acted on Sunday.

Address all letters oi orders to continent. What would be necessary to bring about a consolidation like Simply such an awakening of the raligious sentiment as that men should begin to care more for the wel fare of the human world than they do for the building up of their little, selfish, sectarira church interests. But what about doctrines Do you know he survived only a few hours. The deceased was born near Pen Yan, Yates county, Jsew York, C. RENICK, Agent, WATHENA, KANSAS J2r J837 and came to Doniphan coun "George manville.

ty in 1858 where he has since resided, On 16, 1860, Mr. Rappelye was married to Miss Susan Daugherty who survives him. In 1868 he united when men begin to.be interested in men in the human world they lose Carries a complete stock ot The Lectttre. The lecture of Prof. T.

Fukushina at the German M. E. Church was well attended and all those present C. C. Renick is at Dresent eneazed' with the Marion Township Baptist their interest more and more in theories and speculations?" in making Cyclone woven wire fence were surely well rewarded for their and the largest stock oi in th city.

Now that the Grand Island has put in a new walk from the depot to the bridge, why not a number. of the business men of Wathena ask A lull stock of Farm Machinery Think of it A first class Top Buggy for tSS- dime, as the lecture was very inter-taining and educating. Prof. Fukushina is an able speaker and speaks the English language almost perfectly although he is a native of Japan. He appeared in native costume.

The professor's subjeet was "Japan and Christianity." Japan was a heathen A 3 drawer Standard Sewing Machine warranted the New Home Sewing Macnm the Rock Island to put in a raisad company, only 922.00. platform? We believe the Rock Is Mort Albaugh, in writing up Cy Lelaud, says that Cy is always faithful to his party, that a convention of the Itepublican party is law to him and he was never known to alter in support of the ticket. Mort should read up a little history before making asy more statements. He might learn that Leland openly on gut St. John as the Republican candidate for governor, and turned Doniphan county over to Geo.

W. Glick, the Democratic candidate. That he opposed and openly fought Judge Price when he -was the Itepnblican candidate for Judge of this district. That Leland sulked in his teet in the campaign of 1892 country until 1853, when the first H. BOWMAN.

Pettier in land people would grant the favor if asked to do so. The people have grown tired of getting on and off of the trains of the R. I. in the mud and it is a great task for old or fleshy people to mount or alight from their missionaries were allowed to work there. Today they have public schools, railroads, electric lights, Miss Carrie Scoon was transacting business in Wathena last Saturday.

Chas. Sanborn was visiting his folks last Saturday. John Renick made a business trip to St. Joseph ast Wednesday. Miss Vina Little, who has been 04 the sick list, is reported improving.

Thannie Days was in Wathena on, business one day this week. The meetings at the Baptist church were discontinued Sunday on account of the unfavorable weather and bad roads. MesBrs Joe Cordonier and Wm. Stywalt were callers in this vicinity this week. Wm.

Wendy and children are all down with the measles. Miss Bertha Ilewlns who has been visiting friends in Wathena, returned home Friday of last week Odie Bowman and Christ Dubach, trains. HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS, COLLARS church and has ever since remained steady in the faith. During the past year he was frequently heard to say that he was perfectly willing to resign when the summons should come to call him hence. Funeral was held from the family residence Sunday, March 6th, by Kev.

McGill, and the interment occuredin Cordonier cemetery. There was no more highly esteemed citizen in Doni phan county than Mr. Rappelye and the bereaved family have the heart felt sympathy of a large number of friends. RHODES. Mrs.

Hannah Rhodes, wife of William Rhodes, died at her home in Bell-mont, March 3. Mrs. Rhodes was a faithful member of the Christian Union Church." She was much loved by all those who knew her. The Rhodes family ranks among the oldest settlers, having lived in Doniphan county for over forty years. The funeral services were held at the house and the' interment occurred at ell-mont Cemetery.

Northwest Items. Dave Eader and family moved onto the Smith place last week. Mr. and Mrs. J.

N. Gibbins have just returned from a short visit at the home of Mr. Gibbins' brother in Harvey County. Mrs. Quackenbush was quite sick the latter part of last week and has not yet tolly recovered.

School closed at 23, Wednesday. The lyceum over at No. 60 was brought to a close, Friday night of last week It has been very successful, and will no doubt be resumed early in the next winter. A box-social will be given at No' 60 on March 24. The reservoir in which the supply of weather for this locality is stored seems to have sprung leaks in several compartments, letting us have a little of all kinds of weather at once.

Mr. Quackenbuch and family moved, Wednesday from Grant Dish-on 's place to the Hall farm on the Potawotimie road. John Terry moves on the Leland place soon to be vacated by Charley Whipple. Some of our farmers are already cutting down their peach trees, as they believe they are entirely dead. Mrs.

Dave Duncan has been suffering from an attack of neuralgia of late. A small party of young people en when A. W. Smith was the Republican candidate for gov-! daily and weekly newspapers, colleges, universities etc. The professor tendered a high tribute to America for what she has done to christian ize and civilize Japan.

ruor, and defeated him by withholding aid from the national committee. Yes, Mort, you better gness again. I keep a fine line of wagon and Pnirat light buggy harness, lap robes, ft Hi Japan has a population of 43 mill dusters; ny-nets, ana tne larg- 111 est stock of axle grease in the ROCK TOP UOSP ion and though the bible was not in troduced until 1S73 there are- now over 60,000 christians and the government is making rapid strides in civilization. The govenmrent is patterned after that of Germany there is a much brighter outlook for its fature than ever before. J.

F. HARPSTER CASUIEK 0. C. JONES V. PRESIDENT.

JOHN D. HIER PRESIDENT. The Chief last week referred to the fight made by "Wathena Star in the last campaign, stating that the result -was an index to the influence of the Star. It this is true, feel flattered at the compliment, when it is considered that oar choice ran 2,000 ahead of his tieket in the district and 600 ahead in Doniphan county. And where was be influence of the poor old Chief, wnicb, with all its Misrepresentation, backed by all the boodle, whisky and orrupt practices known to the trick of modern political chicanery, beheld the candidate it supported fall so far' fcehind that bnt for a beastly partv majority he would Save been sowed under too deep to hear the horn of! were in this vicinity Sunday.

Leo. i You didn 't Ibuy your bicyle of me Bellmont Echoes. Wathena State Bank Tatfiena, Eacsas. Opens at 9 o'clock a. m.

and closes at 4 o'clock p. na. Transact a Banking business. Foreign exchanges furnished on applicatio All legitimate bankinp business solicited. last j'ear, but look at my stock this spring and get prices.

O. C. Jones, Call on and Fetter for bargains in hardware, implements and sewing machines 1 Chas. Laipple reports everything Wathena-. You may have heard about SCOTT'S EMULSION 5 and have a vague notion that it is cod-liver oil with its bad taste and smell and 1 1 all its other repulsive fea-S tures.

It is cod-liver oil. the going on nicely in Oklahoma. iabriel? Yes, we feel flattered, but suspect that the Cbief is attempting to thrust a talfy booklet upon us. Mrs. M.

J. Courter of St. Josenh is isiting in Bellmont. purest and the best in the 5 Uncle Hamilton Boyd of String- joyed a very pleasant evening at the home of Miss Emma Gibbons, Friday of last week. Dutch Friend.

town, dined at Dubach'slast wui iu. put nidue su pdiaid' ble that everybody The hearing of the Falloon-Stuart contest will begin 3Iarch 21, and from the stock of evidence that is piling it promises to be a very sensational affair. We have 4ad nothing to say regarding the matter, but are glad to jbow that the people are to be afforded an opportunity to pring Goods George and William, two boys, that Clothing live north of re have become so Would Do More Licking. I've licked a dozen stamps today, learn the truth of the charges of boodle and corruption in friendly that a batchelors wedding will soon occur. Arriving can take It Nearly all children like it and ask for more.

SCOTT'S EMULSION looks like cream it nour she judicial figbt of the last campaign. Let 'er grind. It mak mighty interesting reading. Arrangements are now being mad for telegrams I sent I licked and stuck one on a bill with which I paid my rent. I licked a stamp to paste for a social at a farm house on the We have just received a fins iine ot Boy upon a note which I renewed, and Troy road.

It is also hinnted that certain few from Bellmont appear they will not be allowed to light. then I licked another one to make ishes the wasted body of the baby, child or adult West Bellmont can now boast of a The legislature before adjourning passed a bill introduced in the House by Representative Heeney, and in the Senate by Senator Falton, detaching the territory of the school district from the Wathena Union High School district. By this measure the Union High School goffers an annual loss of over $400 which the railroad companies have been paying in taxes. the mortgage good. I've licked these stamps to show that I respect my coun.try'B will, and now I 'd like to lick the man, that introduced the bill." better than cream or an free hearted man.

Ho attended tho other food in existence. 1 singing chss at Blair and after giving $1.50, said that ho would rather glvo six bits more than to have the singing bears about the same rela- tion to other emulsions that The trains on the St. and G. I Ry. are now making class fall.

It is very pertinently suggested that there ia a slight "We have just purchased our Spring stock of goods, whuih is the largest and most complete we have ever had. We will take pleasu? iu.sjjovving the people thrsugh our large line of Dry Goods and Notions, Hats, Shots, Etc. Our Grocery stock is amplete and fresh throughout. We handle both soft and hard wheat are making a special price on the latter. We guarantee every sack to give satisfaction.

Our new stock of gardeD and field seeds is in they are fresh. Buy of yoti get the best. have just received a nice stock of the well-known Bridge Beach Cook Stoves every one warranted, and we can save you Baoney on them. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT We have made every effort to get the beat in hardware and tinware, and if you will come in and get our prices, you will see for yourself that it pays to huy hardware of us. Drosselmeicr Bros.

Stuart. WE WANT YOUR BUTTER AND EGGS and Men's clothing. A full line ot Boys suits from 75 cents up. Boys full suits with Long Pants for $3.00 We also have a fine Jine of Men's Clothing to select from ranging in price from $4.00 up as high as you want to go. Special prices on Bhoes.

I also pay St. Joseph prices fo Eggs Butter and Chickens. Sam Hauser, Wathena, Kas The Store tor Bargains. Sadie K. Rhodes has returned from both morning and in the St, vKoiii ivt? if murk, ii jriu have had any experience with other so-called "just as a pleasant visit in St.

Joseph. Joseph Union Station, with trains on of inconsistency in the rantankerous oppoei-, ion of the Missouri Senators to expansion, at the same ime they are whooping 'er up for the big centennial cele-: the Missouri Pacific for Atch good preparations, you C. Hale has announced tlirt ison, Ieavenworjth, Kansas City, St. will find that this is a fact visit Jn Savannah, ni Station St. Louis of the greatest expanjaon the country yer made, in the Loniaana.

purchase. A slight of hand Louia and the South and East. The train Arriving St- Joseph in the morning will Iaod passengers in Kan 2 The hypophojphitcs that are combined with the cod-liver oil jghre additional value to it because is advertised to bo at Freii Wednesdny night When Joe 5-sUey of Texas ran up against General Joe they tone up the nervous system and hnpart strength to the whole 1 sas City at 9 35 a. m. and St, Louis at 6 15 p.

m. far in advance of any other line. Ask the local ticket agent for further imformation and tickets via ooay. XVhetler, be got the worst flattening out he ever had, and 9w Bailey is sulking and has withdrawn from the Demo- craiio of ths wfcils the world moves on Strictly first class ifielJ af. O.

('. 5x. nd fi.ao, drogrbta. SCOTT BOWNE, Chtmutt, KtwYott the Mjssonri Padfic Ry,.