The Morris County News from Parkerville, Kansas • 2

Morris Connty News. T. B. HASLAM, Editor. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.

One dollar per year, in advance. FRIDAY OCTOBER 28. 1898. M. K.

and T. Time Table. Going South. No. 9, Mail Express, daily, 6.55 a.

m. 57, Local 8.50 m. Going North. No. 10, Mail Express, deily 9.04 58, Local Freight, 6.00 p.m.

Daily except Sunday. Can furnish Jon with tickets and check your baggage to any important cityin the United States. Mrs. John Thomas is sick. P.

M. Good Shipped chickens Monday. Package Coffee, 10 cents Hull's, Join Tague went to Kelso Tuesday. Mrs. Vandivort and Miss Evelyn Morgan went to the Grove Tuesday.

Miss Birdsley Allen spent Sunday with Miss Carrie Trezise Mr. W. B. Morgan is building an al dition to his neat little residence house the west end of town. There will be services at the M.

E. Church next Sanday night. Package Coffee 10 cents at Hull's Mr. Alford's visited A. P.

Reeves' last Sunday. W. T. Whiting took a trip to Herrington th.s Week to pur hase cattle. Geo.

Dumford, Grover Stone and Paul Simons have started to school. J. C. Parker and Harry Baker went to the Grove Tuesday. 8 bars of Lenox soap, or 8 bars of Silk soab at Hull's N.

Dilley and Co. have received new Goods. Now look out for bargains! Mr. Clark enjoyed the attractions at the Western House Sunday. A.

Goos and Fred Seth visited John Hirt Sunday. Mr. O. A. Keys is staying at A.

P. Reeves. N. Dilley is erecting a Tomb Stone for Mr. and Mrs.

Latt, at the Downing Cometary. -For Choice Poland China Pigs, either sex, call on or address. Walter Roswurm. Beman, For cheap Glassware, go to Hull's. The funeral of a boy ten years old named Engelman took place in Council Grove last Tueseay.

The survey called by the County Surveyor to locate the center to section 1 13 T. 16 8, was posponed till next Monday on account of the unfavorable weather. Miss Hattie Allen and Dr. Harvey took Dinner at A. P.

Reeves, Sunday and called on Mr. and Mrs. Vandivort in the evening. Mias Nettie Dumford spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at Parkerville. Fine Poland China Hogs--all kinds, and large stock to pick from.

For sale by, A. F. Park'. 4 miles Southwest of Dwight. Address, Dwight P.

O. 39--4t. Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe entertained a number of their friends last Friday evening.

A very pleasant evening was spent. We ommitted in our last week's issue to mention the names of Neighbors John Johnson and John Varner who were with the Woodmen at Mr. Sawyer's sorghum cutting. Our streets have been greatly improved this year but we notice a ditch in the west end of town, near W. Morgan's, which needs a culvert badly.

Mrs. Robbins drove down from White City Saturdar. Miss Vern Dilley returned home with her for a ort visit 9 pounds of nails or 8 of staples for twenty-five cents, at Hull's. Look out for "The District Skule" about Thanksgiving times. The largest stock of Harness Robes Blankets, Whips and everything ins well appointed Harness Shop.

At Mrs J. J. Crowley's. Council Grove Kansas. The County Teacher's association will meet here Saturday Nov.

12 Let us give them a cordial reception. See Mrs. I. Crowley's large stock of Harness and Saddlery before buying, Prices reasonable and Stock the Best. Overcome evilwith good.

Overcomeyour conghs and colds with One, Minute Cough Cure. It is SO good children cry cry for it. It cures croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and all throat and lung sale at Parke ville Drug Store Geo. Clark, wife and daughter took breakfast at the Western House, Mr Clark is Editor of Junction City Repub-' lican and is Republican candidate for Secratary of State against Bush on the Fusion ticket. A marriage licinse has been issued to Leroy McCardell and Miss Nora Mezger of Council Grove.

Married, October by Rev. D. Brooks, Mr. J. H.

Brady to Miss Julia 1, Kern, both of Dwight. Late to bed and earley to rise, pre pares a man for his home in the skies But earley to bed and a Little Early Riser, the pill that makes life longer and better and -For sale at Par. kerville Drug Store. Beach and Kilby advertise some articles in this issue that are quite interesting in view of the latley prevailing weather. DEAD Rev.

John Me Quistion was found dead on the rail road track near his hone, Taus lay morning. Vet. 18. Ijnuries his is head and body indicat ed that hal been aruck by the train He was he well known much liked in this community having taken a prominata pirt in the r. vival here last winter.

KELSO ITEMS Owen bss been considerably in- disposed. John Thomas and wife spent the week with boy hood-friends in Wabunsee county, James Hammond has 5 cars of baled hay wating to be shiped and can not obtain cars. Frank Hotchkiss returned from Kan City Monday. Our new Minister is geting cosily setteled in the parsonage. Mrs.

Maslam and daughters took tea at Mrs. Jas. Hammonds Wednesday evening. J. B.

Raders went to the Grove Saturday. Mr. Ruder took a load of apples. John Downing and wife went to the Grove Wednesday. Mrs, McIntosh is visiting her sister in the eastern part of the county.

Mrs. Kahl spent the afternoon with Mrs. Ramsey Wednesday. Our blacksmith, Mr. Dingman, is expecting to move to Parkerville as soon as he completes his house there.

Dave Nixon has been hauling lumber ro Parkerville. North Highland. Mesdames. Smalley Karr and Mitchell were the guests of Mre. Hallmark Wednesday.

Walter Corrie who has been here on 8 30 days furlough has return to his place. L. W. Reeves and wife and Miss Clara Hallmark visited at Omaha this week. There will be a box supper at the Burton School house (Dis.

20) Wednesday evening Nov. 2. Proceeds for a ibary. Go to Hull's for cheap four. Oyster Supper The Royal neighbors of America will give an entertainment and Oyster Sup per at the Woodman Hall Saturday Night Nov.

15. Mrs. Lizzie Stowe Chauncey of Union Oregon will He here and deliver some choice selections; Mrs Chancey was formerly a Parkervile girl and is a fine Eiocutionist. There will be music and other entertainments. Public Kindly invited.

Hattie Allen Oracle: Cecelia Reeves Recorder. Program for the musical recital to be given by the pupils of Miss Katie Haslam at the M. Church South, at Kelso next Saturday right. Invocation, Rev. Owen.

Organ Voluntary, Miss Kate Haslam. Organ Solo, Nellie Rader. Bird Song. Blanche and Ruby Downing. Orgau Solo.

Josie Eschbach. Double Duet, Misses Nellie and Katie Hasiam, T. B. and T. P.

Haslam. Organ Solo, Maudie Wright. Song, "Little Match Sellers," Vern and Newt Dilley Stella Johnson, and Ora Phipps. Organ Solo, Ora Hammond. Song, "The Ruler's Daughter." Vern and Newt Dilley, Stella Johnson and Ora Phillips.

Organ Solo, Jessie Ramsey, Organ Solo, Blanche Downing. Song, "Rose Bush," Edna Wright. Recitation, They've Named Him After Me," T. P. Haslam.

Instrumental Duet, Flute and Organ. "Home Sweet Home With Variations," by Zundal, Mies Katie Haslam and Mr. T. B. as lam.

No admission will be charged and all lovers of children and muiic are cor dially invited to attend. BON TON RESTAURANT AND LUNCH COUNTER, Council Grove, Kansas; P. P. MAGATHAN, WHEN YOU WANT- Short Order Meal A Proprietor. a good Sandwich, a good Cup of Coffee, nice candy for your best girl, Lemonade Pop, a Milk Shake, Oranges, Nuts, Con fectioneries, or a good smoke, Go TO PETE'8.

When you want the Best Cigar, smoke LA JOSEPHINE, LITTLE FRITZ, and BENNIE THORNTON. When you are hungry-when you are dry GO TO PETE'S. When in Council Crove this week we steppeb into Mrs. J. J.

Crowley's harness shop when we saw such an variety of elegant and comfortable lap robes that we were compelled to select one and bring it home with us. Our White items came to hand marked "'missent" just as we were ready to go to press. We regret the delay, but they will appear next week. H. S.

Day and Tom Shannon were down from Dwight Tuesday greeting freirds and attending to business. Stubborn Facts. The Regulator offers great bargains in all heavy goods this week. We have the Best Silk Lined Black Kersey Jackets for ladies for $6.00 in the market. We offer 1 case Fleeced Underwear for men for 75c per suit or 374c each, that is not shown in market for less than 50c each.

Another case Best Prints for quilts to-day at 40 per yard, The best ready made Quilts we ever have shown at $1.00 and $1.25 each, Cotton Blankets, a few more at 4.0c pair. We show the best Duck Coat in the market for men, with rubber interlinings, at $1.50. See our "Storm King" Duck Coat, also everything in Boots, Rubber Boots, Cow Boy Boots, Hand Sewed Geiscke Boots and Shoes for everybody. BEACH KILBY. THE REGULATORS, COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS.

I make a -pecialty of breeding choice Poland China Boars, at farmers prices Call on or address. Walter Roswurm, Beman, Kan. When in Council Grove try Maga- than's 15 anb 20 cent meals at the Bon Ton Restaurant, D. W. Newlin caused the heart of the editor to rejoice by presenting us with a bucket of delicious cider made from his own cider apples.

Mr. Newlin was so furtunate as to have a good of apples this year and we undercrop stand he has still a number of bushels to sell. HELMICK HAPPENINGS. Mr. Me Crabb received 76 head of cat tle on the freiget Saturday morning; he expects to fatten them.

J. C. Smart from Kingsley Kan. here looking after business interests, Mr. Tally a friend Minister.

preached at Hill Springs School House Sunday evening and at ine Picket School House. Mr. Tally used to be a resident of Hill Spring neighborhood. Smart and Co. shipped 100 head of cattle fro here.

Mins May Bell and brother of Diam ond Creek visited at Mr. Stover's urday and Sunday. Mr. Mrs. Me Allister, of Parkerville, visited their daughter, Mrs.

Taylar, las. Saturday. Charlie Stiver purchased a new heater Saturday and on his way to town lost a five dollar bill. Mr. and Mre.

W. H. Miller were in Council Grove Saturday, Mr. Williams is cutting kaffir corn. J.

S. Early wine attended the old peoples meeting at Wilsey Sunday. A. new stable was built at the Store by some of the patrons Saturday; finished it in time for the cold wave. Dustin Stebbing handles the most complete assortment of Trusses in Council Grove.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Agent for Honest John Truss. GO TO WATKINS FOR DENTAL WORE He guarantees you satisfaction THE BANNER MEAT MARKET. Will pay the highest cash price for Poultry and Hides. KEZER CUTLER, Proprietors, COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS.

Also Head Quarters for Ottawa Star Nursery. THE Williams Brothers' MACHINE SHOP. Council Grove, Kansas, General Machine Work. MANUFACTURE HAY PRESSES BALING TIES and ALL RIGHT WASHING MACHINES. THE SUNFLOWER Is a new Store, just opened, and we want a share of your trade.

We quote you a few prices; Granulated sugar, 17 lbs. for $1.00 All package coffee .10 Comfort calico, per yard .03 American blue calico 04 Simpson calico .04 Standard L. muslin .04 Men's work shoes .99 We buy your produce. Please give us a call! Yours Truly, W. A.

DOYLE, COUNCIL GROVE, KANAS I want to C. U. B. A. customer of mine.

Having removed to the west side, am better than ever prepared to serve my old those who will become new customers. Each and all are cordially invited to visit my new establishment, where will be found a choice collection of STAPLE FANCY GROCERIES, AT BED-ROCK PRICES. YOURS TRULY, P. E. KNAUBER COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS.

Soothing, hearing, cleansing, De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is the implacable enemy of sores, burns, and wounds. J.t never fails to cure Piles. You may rely upon it. -For sale at Parkerville Drug Store. The sooner a cough or cold is cured without harm to the sufferer the better.

Lingering colds are dangerous. Hacking cough is distressing. One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures it. Why suffer when such a cough cure is within reach? It is pleasant to the taste.For sale at Pyrkerville Drug Store. Diamond Creek Items.

Mr. Martin started for Mo. Thursday in a covered wagon. After one week of cold stormy weather we can again see the sun. Lester Atkinson is sick again with chills and fever.

Steve Atkinson visited over Sunday and Monday with friends and relatives on Clarks Creek. Dewey is dead! not Admiral Dewey, but B.lley Atkinson's little Dog Dewey. Quite a heated discussion was held at the store over the question "How to spell. Cockle After several vain searchings in the Dictionary and atten pts at spelling it. They finally stumbled on the word and found it 88 above.

The old can learn as well 8p the young. Political speaking at Diamond Springs on the 25th. A social is reported at the I vmer school house on the 29th. A Social. Now come and see what it is like.

Proceeds for a libary. Pox eup ber. Miss Ada is all smiles again. Mr. S.

is back. When you ask for De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve don't accept a counterfeit or imitation. There are more cases of Piles being cured by this, than by all others sale at Farkerville Drug ARE YOU A Under the above beding the Coun cit Grove Republican of the 25 th. inst. quotes the Emporia Gazette as saying in an article on the Congressional Cam paign in this district, amoung other things.

It is Miller and America againstHenderson Martin and Spain. and J. M. Miller is going to stand by President Mc Kinley thruthick and thin. A vote for him is a vote Me Kinley- a vote for Martin is a vote for Weyler.

The Rebublican also says editorialy A POLITICAL What-is it has been seen in these This able creature has a Democratic head, a Populist body, and a Free Silver Reublican tail, and it making a race for in the fourth congressional distric. Pshaw! One Might wonder why these papers dont indulge in personal abuse and calumniows partisan vituperrtion. while they are about THE MKT TEXAS RAILWAY MISS THROUGH SERVICE BETWEEN ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY AND THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TEXAS. WAGNER BUFFET SLEEPERS AND FREE RECLINING KATY CHAIR CARS DINING STATIONS OPERATED BY THE COMPANY.

SUPERIOR MEALS, -FIFTY CENTS. N.DILLEY CO. Round Oak ROUND OAR. Oak punoy OAK '00 AITIII 'N CARD OF THANKS. To my Neighbor Woodmen and friends who so kindly came to my assistance, and took care of my crop, I wish to return my he urt-felt thanks, and assure you my Neighbors that I will always be ready to return the favor.

Respectfully, M. Sawyer. SWEET POTATOES. A. Figley, claimes to be the champion sweet potato raiser, He brought three mammoth specimens to the News oflice big enough to secure a whole regiment against hunger for the winter The three weighed 11 pounds 4 oz.

The largest weighed 3 lbs. 10 oz. The longest measured 1 foot 5 inches long and foot in circumference. The largest in circumferen, 1 foot 3 inches. can beat this? We are getting display at the NEwS office to beat the State Fair.

The Willing Workers are progressing finely with their entertainmt. A cast of characters will be given next week. Miss Evelyn Morgan as Bridget O'Flynn; Mr. Rider as Marcus Aurelous Sharpe and T. B.

Haslam is the Huneysuckle: wins, Dave Buron as Jerry Simpson and George Churchman as J. P. St John, will be a few of the attractive features. G. H.

METHE Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician. Oldest Jewelry House 11 Morris County. Repairs (l specialty COUNCIL GROVE KANSAS. W. M.

BLAIR, M. D. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN LAND SURGEON. COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS. Call promptly attended any time of day or night, in any part of city or country.

Office opposite Postoffice. la the rooms lately occupied by Harvey and Jaquith. Fred G. Corey DENTIST. Front Rooms Over Morris County State Bank.

All work suaranteed. PEOPLE'S STORE. UNDERSELLS ALL COMPETITION, Giving a cut price an Stationery, Writing Tablets and Blank Books. Envelopes, 8, 4 5 cents Lyon and Arbuckle Coffee 11 cents. Lenox Soap, three bars 10 cents World Beater 2 cents 4 bars Buttermilk or Pine Tar Toilet Soap 10 cents.

10-cent Soda 7 cents Fautless Starch 8 cents Search Light Blatches 4 cents. 10.00 -cent pk. 0. S. Tobacco 5 cents 5 cent package Duke's Mixture 4 cents.

10-cent Lamp Chimney 5 cents The Best Bibles cheaper than others charge for a cheap article. School Books and supplies at cut ates. 10-cent Flavoring Extract 5 cents. 3 sheets Tissue Paper 1 cent. 10 cent Axle Grease 4 cents Highest price paid for eggs in exchange at P.

O. BOOKSTORE. COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS. MONEY TO LOAN With Special Privileges. SIMCOCK and COLLIER, BONDED ABSTRACTERS, COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAs.

A GOOD STOVE Is an a aggravation. poor one The GENUINE ROUND OAK, day in and day out for a lifetime, will give you satisfaction with any kind of fuel, and the saving in one year, of fuel and time, of dust and dirt, ought to convince you that IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST BECKWITH'S GENUINE ROUND OAK. N. DILLEY CO. THE WESTERN HOUSE Mrs.

Emma Seth Proprietress. RATES 1.50 PER. DAY. GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS. Also a line of Cigars and Confectioneries.

'THE PAKERVILLE IORUG STORE. We carry a full line of Drugs and Patent Medicines and Druggists Sundries, Cigars and Perfumes. Doctor Harvey's Office in the Store. 0 Night calls answered at Western House. Ba ALL CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED.

W. 11. White, President. A. Moser Jr.

Cashier. B. R. Scott, Vice President. L.

Brigham, Asst. Cashier. FARMER'S DROVER'S BANK. Council Grove, Kansas. Cavital Stock paid in, 80,000.00.

Surplus, 10,500.00 MORRIS COUNTY DEPOSITORY. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: W. White, d. W. Hinchman, A.

Moser, Jr. W. Whiting, R. Scott, C. R.

Whiting, J. W. Dumm, Jacob Burth, Jas. Watkins. CUPID GIVES TIME WINGS.

But our Superior eight day Alarm and Porcelain Clocks register it correctly just the same. Our line of Ladies Plain, Engraved and Set Rings are the finest to be seen. Bring YOUR Girl To the FAIR and Then BUY the RING HERE. F. E.

PIRTLE CO. (apposite Post -Office, COUNCIL GROVE KANSAS. J. H. Foresman.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office with County Attorney Maloy Opposite Postoffice. Council Grove For all kinds of Repairing, call on H. L. Willits, At COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS.

H. L. T. Willets, of Council Grove dors all kinds of repairing at moderate prices- He garantees satisfaction and ycu can always find him. He is not on the tramp.

A cough is not like a fever. It does not have to run a certain course. Cure it quickly and effectually with One Minnte Cough Cure, the best remedy all ages and for the most severe. We recommend it because it is good.For saleat Parkerville Drug Excursion Rates. Home Seekers Excursion to all points in Missouri, Kan.

Texas Oklahoma and Lousiana. One fare plus $9.00 for the round trip tickets for sale Sep. 20 Ont. 4 and 18 Nov. and 15 Dec.

6 and 2 limited 21 days from date of sale with stop over privilege at any points below Emporia within the fifteen day liraits. No stop over allowed on return trip Any of our correspondents who are in need of stamps or stationery will please notify us as we have lost our accounts. Many a household is saddened by death because of the failure to keep on hand a safe and absolutely certain cure for croup such as One Minute Cough Cure. See that your little ones are protected against emergency. -For sale at Parkerville Drug Store,.