Wathena Weekly Gazette from Wathena, Kansas • 3

Yestbkdav at 4 o'clock John B. JUDIGIOUSSS the Wathena Gazette: Unequaled Offer For anything in tbii Uu, wwsuit Chase, of Greenville, a book keeper for a wholesale house, was PUBLISHED KVKRV THURSDAY BX C. C. BARTJRUFF. married to Miss Blanche Bradbury, SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAB, Is Advance.

Authorised BK'onts for I KHAfSFTpV cuutracw tuiutu Cur nil oubUuiiikuifl. KtUuuW Urn of this place, at the home of the bride. Alter the ceremony by Rev, J. B. Gibson and congratulations were extended, the company partook of an elegant dinner.

1 ilfeiil nt the Post oflice as Second-clnsi Mull Mutter in Watlieim, ,7 CJ3 iPiliPW The bride and groom were the re cipients of many useful and valua- presents, They left on the 5.13 P. M. train for their luture home, Personal Mention. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Strauden-rouce, of St. Joseph, Sundayed in Wathena. Mrs. Alexander Straub, left Monday evening for Denver, to visit her sons. Alexjlooks like a lost ram.

Miss Minnie Brown, of St. Joseph was over, attending the wedding of Miss Bradbury. Mr Henry Morris is here visi ting his son Ben. and also his old home and neighbors of eighteen years ago. Miss Nora McCoy of St.

Joseph is visiting at Mr. Abbey's is her first visit to the old home of her Uncle John Stephen, with whom she now resides. Dr. Wheeler and Mr. Blakeley, representing the Kansas Mutual Life Association were in town a few days.

Miss Minnie Suiter, of St. Joseph looked in on Wathena Sundav. Greenville where they will be at home to their friends after June 18th. They will spend some time visiting Invaluable production Is a dultatilfl Slliola litilnK with a pattwn of a Lmly'i walrt mid sloevos printed tueroon, with a line lridfc cut Iiijt whoro to out and 0110 -wlmrs to tew, tliua avoiding tho nxpouse and una of a paixs? pnttorn, und transforming: the most pBrplcxuaif part of di'onsmiildiitflnlo slmplobt. Akym" duuler for tlumi, tuid 11' ho hug nut gottinnt, tako your measure around the bunt undr arms and aond for thorn to KlzcifromST to lit vout e.

83 40 4Sc 41 44 Si'iid extra Hv. to puy ixntaue far exutkk n. mmm, 343 in St. Joseph, Kansas City, Chicago and Cleveland. Although it has been less than a year since Miss Third $500 Piano to be given Away at Blanche came to this place with her parents, she has made many warm is highly esteemed.

With Tills Stay has henomo a trlnittpbiuf an4 perfect substitute for whalebone, Wnjr more durable, und far cheaper; It is so coimtruottid as to bo firm at tho girdle, becoming1 in-adimhy flexible and elastic towards tho ends, where ft Is provided with an eyelet by means of wtuoh thoy aro are secured to tho casing and effectually prevented from injuring tho fabric. DreSRmakors recognize its advantages, as it essontial to comfort und easo, as well an tot tho production of porfect fitting waist. AisJk your dealer for them, and if ho baa not fft thorn, send 20c. for sample dozen of aay aim or assorted, ((! in. to 14 in.) to 343 Broadway, O.

the circle of friends we wish them a quiet, happy and prosperous life. Among the guests present were Miss Minnie Bristol, of Lathrop, and Miss Minnie Brown, of St. Joseph. How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollirrs Ee-ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. F.

J. CHENEY Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all With every purchase of One Dollar you will secure a chance in our THIRD $500 PIANO. We pay especial attention to securing only the best makes of FOUTZ'S HORSE AND CATTLE POWBEEJ.

loots and Shoes! Hotel Colfax, Colfax Springi, Iowa, This popular resort (on the site of the famous "OldM. Mineral Spring) has been put in complete order for theGrana Opening Saturday, June 7th, for the season of 1890. The fact that the management of this hotel has been placed in charge of the well known caterer, Frank Stewart (Supt. Dining Car service, on the Chicago, Rock Island is a sufficient guarantee that it will be conducted in a first-class manner, and that guests will receive every possible attention and comfort. The prospeets for a 'full house" are already very flattering.

Write and secure accommodations at once before the mid-summer rush commences. SSEIi business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by theirfir in. West Tkuax, Wholesal Druggists, Toledo, O. wai vg, Kin nan Marvin, Wholesale Drugk its. Toledo, O.

Half Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and and can safely guarantee a larger assortment, and best values for the money is always to be found at if. griemtws, Around The Circle. Ladies, call and see our new line of hand turned boots. Quality, style and price sure to please. Willoughby's at Y.

M. C. A. St Joe. Patkonize tlie advertiser.

Akd you will never be cheated. To-morkow is the day we decorate. Strawberries are becoming plentiful. The strawberries are ten cents a quart. Attend the Musee Minstrels Saturday.

A slight change in the timetables his week. Quite a number have been up to the Shuman lake fishing. A child was born to Mr. and Mrs. McLamar, May 23rd.

Miss Hilda Hor-ton, returned home Monday. We are doing considerable job work for St. Joeeph this week. Wm. Martik returned from Denver Monday over the Santa Fe.

Buy your lumber of the Badg er Lumber and save money. Rev. Mr. Clark will be ordained in the Baptist church next Saturday night. Ladies low cut Shoes $1.00 at Willoughby's, Y.

M. C. Building, St. Joseph. We understand that two origi-ual package houses will start up in a few days.

The Eden Musee is gieat this week, and if you miss it you will miss a treat. Monday was a busy day for the Belle of Brownville. Over one hundred teams crossed on the boat. 'J. 0.

Stephens had his ice house Wqwn down last Saturday evening. Loss about $3000; no insurance. I Ip a little rain will come in a day the strawberry crop will be quite large. Lillie, Minniette and Amelia Pfaffly, and Nora Munsey, of St. Joseph, Sundayed with their parents.

There is no original package store in Wathena yet, but two or three parties are talking of going into the business. 1 John Hiqgins, 6. L. Samuels, No Horse will die of Colic, Bots or Lxnea VEK, If Foutz's Howdnre aro In time. I'outz's Fowrtere will cure und preventllos CHotira Foutz's Powders will prevent GirES in FowiSj Foutz's Powders will Inerewe tlie quantity of luiiB sad cream twenty per and malte the butter Him and sweet.

Foutz's Powders will enre or prevent almost avsss Diskask to which Horses and Cattle are subject. Foirrz's Pown'ius wu.i. em- dATisrACttiow. Bold everywhere. DAV1B B.

rOTJT3, Proprietor MB, mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. The Union Pacific system will 821 and 833 redriok Arenue I between 8th Oth ST.

JOSEPH, MISSOURI. make low rate of fare from all stations along its line Decoration Day Tickets will be good till the 31st. Children's Shoes, 50c. at Willoughby's Y.M. C.

A. building, St. Joseph. Take Notice! To the School Teachers of che State of IKansas, Topkka, May 10, 1890. Eesolved: That the Kansas City, St.

On and after May 1st, there will be no more free puffs given to societies, festivals, or entertainments. All such will be charged for at the rate of 5 cents per line. Please do not hand in any notices unless you expect to pay for the same in V- v. VW VfcdjiKii Joseph and Council Bluffs, Sioux City, and Pacific, and Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha E.

be designated as the official route of the state of Kansas, from Kansas City, and Missouri Eivcr points, to the Meeting of the National Educational Association 11 to be held in St Paul, in July next, per tne stipulations ana agree I t(5 It It I'M Ai1- ments of contract, submitted April 2, 1890. H.Q.Larimer, Chairman of Committee on Transporta SH'Jt if my N. D. COFF, Successor to Fleming Gaff. THE LEADING HATTER, 407, Felix Street, St.

Joseph, A full stock of Hats and Caps, and Umbrellas, at the lowest prices. Sri la is I Au WKOUCHT SROffl AMD STEEL tion tor State of I The Burlington Eoute for this occasion Jwill run a special through train leaving Kansas City Union Depot at 1 p. July 7th, arriving in St. Paul for breakfast the following morning thus giving excursionists six hours in which to get comfortably located in St. Paul before attending the opening meeting of the National Educational Association at 2 p.

July 8th. Those from Northern Kansas who pur Buy your lumber of the Badger Lumber Co. Their prices are away down. tl. OurVurnacoaVre madu eHper-lally top Wwttum Goal Stud for datulone.

VARHEY HEATING MFB. 00, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. chase tickets via Atchison, St. Joseph or Council Bluffs will be able to meet this 1 1 1 I I I train at these points and go through to ueo, uramer anu ueo. xocKnern St.

Paul with their friends who took the tooK auvauiage oi me cneap rates l'Vl Ol 1 i i' 1 train at Kansis City, This train will of Wonders! A SPLENDID OFFKK. the topeka capital, Together Avith the Gazette, one year for $1.50. The Weekly Cap' tal is a large paper, and contains all the news of the day. THE POLICE GAZETTE Is the only illustrated paper in the world containing all the latest sensational Hand sporting news. No Saloon Keeper, Barber or Club Eoom can afford to be witb-ont it.

It always makes friends where-everit goes. Mailedto any address in the United States securely wrapped, 13 weeks for $1.00. Send Five Cents for sample copy. RICHARD FOE, Franklin Square, New York City, pption consist of Pullman palace sleeping cars, chair cars, and will be by all means IT the finest and most convenient train leav ing Kansas City for this occasion. Those who desire sleeping car accon St, Joseph, ay 12, 1890.

modations are requested to apply to Mr. H. C. Orr, G. S.

P. 900 Main Kansas City, as long before the day I 1 lit! of departure as possible. A C. DAWES, General Pass. Ticket Agent, St.

Joseph, Mo. ggT'Read the advertisements this week. til. 1 V(US Men's fine Lace and Congress Shoes, 2.00, at Willoughby's, Y.M. C.

A.B'g. St. Joseph Steam Laundry of St. Joseph Mo. Send your Collars, Cuffs, etc, to W.

J. Braun, Agt, at Forbes Stewart's Wathena Kas. Prompt delivery and work first-class no. 2 tf f-PETER MILLER, DEALER in This Stove combines the advantages ofthe single generator and individual burner in one stove. Eor power, simplicity, and economy, they stand aloneand are rapidly ot.

jjuuis liisiounuay. We learned in St. Joseph that another railroad is going to be built right away south to the Indian 'territory, running down on this side the river. The G. I.

has not taken off its evening train, nor does it intend to but the time in running has been shortened and their trains make faster and better time. Barrett's Big Show, circus and Menagerie is going to give two exhibitions in St. Joseph, May 12th. It is one of the best shows that travels, and if yon "want to see something good you must not fail to go. The street parade alone is worth the admission fee.

Another shoe firm among 'the best in Jsseph is that of Mr. Griffith, who has something to offer you when in need ot fine shoes. This gentleman is giving each purchaser a chance to get a fine piano. Some one will get it, andyour chance is as good as your neighbor's. He is handling good goods and offering unprecedented bargains.

Give him a call. The attention of the lady read Largest and Koet Popular TOtiaty of rertxxaa. Jinlr S.rsx3.i,aa.,o' In the country. NEVER fail to giT tlie most perfect satistnetion. Gi cur circuiting Mid price, lul'oriiintion given na to proper methods of heating llwollings and public buildings.

GRAFF 203 water st, Kew Ye ITurniturrEC taiung uiepiace oi an oiuer luuus ana stylos oi vapor Stoves. We buy in CAR LOADS FOR CASH, and can make prices as low as any of the inferior stoves on the market. ALSO keeps a complete stock of ALSO Picture Frames, Mouldings ALSO Looking always ALSO on hand a full line first-class NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BSTGUSTAV ZUNKEL'S Kine anil Beei falcon and Cigars, No, 1222 South 6th opposite the Union Depot, St, Joseph. ALSO Undertaker's goods.

Hearse and Carriages furnished on Short Notice. I THE OfLYgis WATHENA, KAN. K. E. TUENER, K.

L. McDONALD, President. Vice President d. Mcdonald, asnier. assi Uastner.

gJ. A. FRENCH, M. Office and Residence, 402 and 404, COE. 8TH SYLVAN1E ers is called to the advertisement of TELEPHONE, 275, ST.

JOSEPH THE ETHIOPIAN HOT 6HAHIE NOR THE LEOPARD HIS SPOTS." iumms dons wira tku us it iqcAUi tnccBaesE. CMJi OT BE BEHOVED WITSOIhT behtkoyihj thk riuBic. SO hot iboit ok srwueiBT QVLSSD, CAN Bit VtM WITSS ST A. SI OK I'KM. RETAIL FPJCL Sis.

MERCHANT'S II 01 St. Joseph, Mo. Accounts of firms and individuals solicted. Careful attention given to all business entrusted to us. Interest Paid on Time DEPOSITS.

Cor. Boa; Trade Building, Townsend, Wyatt Young this week. This firm desire to thank their out-of-town customers for their liberal patronage and when you deal with them you trade with a reliable house. Their goods are not only the best but are as cheap as any where else in the universe. Go and see their summer goods.

and Saturdays are special days for Women and Children. i-L lj aaar A. HIGGINS, EMPIRE BARBER SHOP St. Joseph Street, WATBENA, KAN, Writing and Ccpying Inks, Wax, Muclligs, Wafers, 127-129 WUUaa Street, KEW YOM CTk So, if you want a stove that will work perfectly and give you no trouble get the DANGLER of W. P.

Sanders Son, Sole Agents, W. P. SANDERS SON, 516 and 518, Edmoud St. Joseph, Mo..