The Champion from Canton, Kansas • 8

MACHINE OILS AT DAY'S DRUG STORE. There is a time for every thing; and the It never rains In Kansas but what we need it. time to attend to a cold is when it starts. Don't waii till you have consumption but prevent it by using One Minute Cough W. L.

Hill is hauling out lumber this week to construct a new barn. Cure, the great remedy for coughs, colds. jroup, bronchitis and all throat troubles J. W. Edwards has purchased the building on the corner opposite Drake fc Cham-plins hardware store, occupied by S.

Jones' lunch counter, and will move the post office fixtures into the building about the first of the month. This is undoubtedly the best location in the city for the post office. Acy Tylor was pardoned from the penitentiary at Jefferson City. Mo. October 20.

The right man for the place means the election of E. B. Marsh. McPherson Republican. Will McHenry, who is iu Hot Springs, Ark, being treated for exzema, will be home in a week or ten days permanently cured.

FOR RENT. 1 have a good farm which 1 want to rent, two miles east of Canton. Call or address Joe Morris, Canton, Kansas. Bmj The B1RDSELL They Are The PEST! The services of Ike Hoggatt, the veterinary surgeon, was needed by Campbell Bros, show to put a sick horse in running order last week when they were here. The genuine Round Oak makes no clinkers, and it makes no muss, leaking ashes.

It is the cleanliest and the best. T. H. Young. Rev.

Morgan Williams will preach in the Presbyterian church next Sstbbath evening All members are requested to be present as there will bea business meeting after the services. The Ingram boys have put their feed mill in Stephens' elevator and they will grind feed two days in each week Wednesdays and Saturdays. Chop on hand at all times, Call at the elevator. MEAT MARKET! Where can be found all kinds of fresh, salt and smoked meats. Highest cash price paid for hides.

We appreciate the manner in which the business men of this city stay by us with their job worK. We have this week finished work for Brandt Essley, Chas. Hilla-bold. Dr. Hedinger, Chapin Wickhaui, E.

P. McGill and the Bank. Many thanks gentlemen, we appreciate your patronage and will try to give you satisfaction. i Mr. Chas.

Hillabold of Stafford, Kansas, visited here on Wednesday. Chas. Russel of Hutchinson, Kansas, was visiting friends and relatives here this week. Miss Mary Br dgeinan and a lady friend from Hillsboro, visited here the latter part of last week. Ed Oldfield left Thursday for Douglas, Kansas.

He took a pair of colts down to Rev. Chamblin. Abe Schriner of Carbondale, one of Brandt Essleys right hand bowers, was visiting friends here this week. M. L.

Drake and Hon. F. P. Hettinger drove to Roxbury Wednesday to see to the political iences in that neck of the woods. Mrs.

L. 11. Merrill was called to Elgin, Kansas, last Friday by the sickness of her father who was very low. At present he is a little better. Chas.

Hillabold left Tuesday night for Pratt, Kansas, on a trip in which he will mingle business with pleasure attend the reunion and fit eye glasses to the eyes of those who need his services as an optician. CANTON, We hear numerous rumors about different parties who are contemplating building a livery barn, but as yet we see no barn. Better get a hustle on and build one if you intend to or some one else will. Good cloth is essential to a good suit of clothes, but something depends on the tailor. Call and see the samples.

We guarantee the work and a perfect fit. Eugene Clemm. n. Dr.E.-J. Husband UNDERTAKER i AND EMBALMER.

Price of Hearse and Embalming made known on application. 114 SOUTH MAIN STREET. Canton will soon rebuild the business places destroyed by fire. Mr. George John son is talking of erecting a new livery stable and another party is figuring on placing a building on north Main street, just north of the post office McPberson Republican.

Don't think because a stove is round and the maker has called it Oak. of some kind, that it's the genuine Round Oak. It is not, as you'll find to your cost if you buy. See the name on the leg. Then jou'll be sure to get the genuine.

T. Young. Hon. Harry Landis, warden of the Kansas penitentiary, will deliver an address to the people of Canton the Opera House on the night of November 1st. All are cordially invited to attend and hear the political issues of the day discussed by Mr.

Landis. Come out. GliTOI FURHIT III Sf Ol Office Lours 9 to 12, 1 to 6, Kansas. McPherson, C. D.

HILLABOLD, Has on hand a complete line of- Furaitur ds Wallpaper. Window Shades and Picture Mouldings. Also a Complete Line of Carpets by Samples. and Embalming a Specialty. Eli Maltby, Proprietor.

Hon. F. P. Hettinger, candidate tor judge of the 9th judicial district on the Fusion ticket, was in Canton this week. He appears to be a gentleman in nvery particular and threw no stones while here.

He says he has nothing to fear from the press if they will only tell the truth. The rain has put the wheat in excellent condition and prospects are good for another crop next near. Yes, there is plenty of time for something to happen to it, but we heard a farmer say recently that he never failed to get "some" wheat when he had a good prospect iu the fall and it is about the truth. When wheat is in good condition in the fall, we have a better PTICIAM. SFECTICSEL EVE 6ASSES FKOFSm FIT Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money refunded.

Examination Free. Drs. EYERSOLE YOUMAHS, LUMP JWZ ft i I 1 "prospeet" for wheat at least. St. Clair Watts handed us a letter writ, ten by his son Harvey to his step-mother, J.H.

EVEKSOLE, Consulting Physician. J. F. YOUMANS, M. D.

Operating Surgeon. Mrs. St. Clair Watts, who has been quite sick. He is at Fort Sheriden, Illinois, and is getting along finely.

The letter he The Doctors make a specialty of the treatment of the following diseases, and guarantee relief and cure whenever it is within the reach of human skill: wrote we have not room to publish, but it was a model letter and one which gladened the hearts of his father and step-mother. No.6WfiirMforTtesMi Catarrh; Deafness, and all diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs; Catarrh of -the Nose and Throat; Chronic Bronchitis; Bronchocele or Big Neck; Chorea or St, Vitus Harvey was quite young when he left home and is a steady, industrious boy and his patents are justly proud of him. He enlisted in the Regular army but will be home in a few months. AT R. I.

ELEVATOR John 'Sinclair. ness; Epilepsy or Falling Sickness, Rheumatism; Neuralgia; Cancers; Tiles.