The Sun du lieu suivant : Macksville, Kansas • 5

For pains in the chest there ia ne' A.T. GARTH THE SUN- It will pay you to see our bargain ounter. W. A. Marquess.

thing better than a flannel cloth eatur- rated with Chamberlain's Pain Balm $1 PER CAPITA. Costs in the Burglary and Embezzlement Cases. -DEALERS IN- If Not, mm Not. All annual subscribers to either the Satukdat Blade or the Ciiicaqo Ledger, W. D.

Boyce's Big Weeklies, published at 113, 115 and 117 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, receive certificates KANSAS MACKSVILLE, and bound on over the seat of pain. It will produce a counter irritation without blistering, and is not so disa PUBLISHER W. A. POTTER, Hats, Caps and Gloves! J' town, at FINNEY'S Mens' and womens' shoes; children and Misses' shoes a specialty I will not be undersold. W.

A. Marquess. greeable as mustard; in fact is much entitling them to free assistance in J. S. MOTT, Ciy Editor.

securing Buitable stopping places in Chicago during tho World's Fair, at GRAIN Grain of all kinds bought and sold. A good supply of Coal kept constantly on Land. superior to any plaster on account of its pain releaving qualities. If used in time it will prevent pneumonia. 50 cent bottles on sale at Palace Drug whatever price they desire to pay.

A OT SO LAllGE AS PEOPLE IMAGINED. Yet a Great Pile of Money lias Been Spent. Following is a statement of the If you want prices each day alike, call on Norton Bassett. A. T.

0 S. F. Time Table. GOING WKST. No.

1. Moxioo and Calif. Express 12:10 m. No. 3.

California Limited 10:17 p.m. No. 31 Denver Fast Freight 0:18 a. in. No.

83 Mex. and Cal. Fast Freight 2:58 p. m. No.

35 Colorado Fast Freight 1:30 p.m. No. 3tt Mixed Train 12:30 p.m. Store. Are you a subscriber to either of these papers? If not, why not? Many people were victimized during Dedication Week with poor rooms at high prices, and many more will be in the same Kansas.

i Macksville, GOING BAST. ill ii'i -iiiff it i Boots ShoeslSW complete stock in the town, at PlNNliV'S. Now is the time to buy your flour when you can get it regardless of cost to the rnerohant. Call and get prices from Norton Bassett. situation next year unless they re mm mm No.

2 Atlantic Express 7:10 p.m. No. 4. Columbian Limited 6:12 a.m. No.

3fi Stock Express (freight) 11:00 a.m. No. 342 Mixed Train 4 :37 p. costs paid by the county in the burglary and embezzlement cases. The amount already expended, together with the probable cost of the embezzlement trial at Lyons, aggregates nine thousand three hundred dollars.

This of course, is a large sum of money, but if the guilty parties could be Pnsseiiirers can troeure tickets to any point one ceive competent assistance in tne matter. This is what the D. Boyce Bureau of World's Fair Information" will give you, and without one cent of cost for the service. 5Sc ne PI HT 14 I MP I Finney's stock is LIJ I 11 1 1 I of the largest be tween and have bugptige checked to their destination. Passengers taking trains No.

2 and i can go through to Kansas City and Chicago without change of cars, ltemember we have elegant reclining chair cars. Passengers buying through first class are entitled to chairs free ot extra charge. Train No. 4 This space reserved tor GEO. E.

MCK DEALEU1N brought to justice, the people of Stafford county would willingly spend Do not think I will sell you goods for less than they cost me, but I will sell them at a living profit. Norton Bassett. trustworthy person will be sent with each certificate holder to the rooms several times the amount. Jury Feb. term 1,000 76 makes lose connection at Hurrton with the St.

L. F. Ky. for Wichita. St.

Louis and all points on the St. L. S. F. Ky.

Train No. 342 makes connections at Hutchinson with tran No. 8 for Kansas City anJ all points on main line. Kemember we have Wells, Fargo Ex. Money orders on sale at low rates, on abso Holidays are Over BUT riDV PfinnClAn imraenso stock at selected, to see that they are comfortably and pleasantly located.

The subscription price for either paper is $2.00 per year. ail times, at P1NNEY.S Other jury fees 25-i 70 Witness fees paid 1,755 02 ARDWAR lutely sale ana convenient way or seiuuug money. For further particulars call on or address E. Swekney, gent Don't Forget! The City Meat Market The big sale that is now "Iler Eyes are Blue." The muBio of her voice breathes lew going on at Sheriff's fees 1,286 55 Clerk's fees 265 15 R. Fierce atty 300 00 F.

M. Cowgill atty 312 50 Like a window-harp when the south winds CITY SUNBEAMS. A regular huni-bug; the bee. IS blow. the NEW YORK STORE, next door to the post office, in Larned, Kanass.

IPLEIrlENTS! And her face is as fair as the face ef spring, Wall attys. 100 00 O.C.Jennings atty 300 00 Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Blankets, Detective services 236 85 Shawls, Hats and Caps. Everything Other costs, including court STILL I THE LEAD WITH ALL KINDS OF CHOICE MEATS beauty from everything. AndeyeB, eyesl The tints of skies Can never rival their brilliant hue. And they shine at night When the stars are bright; Her hair is red, but her eyes are blue Clifton S.Wady.

costs outside of county. 1,784 48 must go, at ACTUAL WHOLESALE COST. Now is your chanoe to buy Total warrants drawn. 01 Estimated cost of trial just goods cheap Hurry up or you will be See the ad. of H.

A. Kirtland, undertaker, elsewhere in this paper. A butter panic the flight of goats. Sheriff J. W.

Groves, was here on official business one day iat week. Several of "the boys" had business out of town. For a wedding song love knot. The Poling Bros, have purchased two cozy little cottages of Henry Bennett. Black friars colored cooks.

Notice. COAL. but We kill no old cows nothing finished at Lyons 1,648 00 We are in receipt of the Columbian too late. fat hefers and steers. edition of Landreths' Seed Catalogue Total 01 JOE WEIL.

Gr a i I Bis stoek and 10 Prioe8 1 1 UlCI 1 CO i Flour and Feed regard less OI COSt at PUNNifil B. for 1893 the 109th year of this well known firm. The catalogue is a model J. B. Young keeps constantly on hand a good assortment of coal.

The estimated cost of the trial at Lyons includes $350 of the $600 fee contracted with Fierce and $118 of the For a good smoke try our 5 cent K. of P. cigar. The best in the city at. Also is astent for the Kansas Grain $500 fee contracted with F.

M. Cow- W. A. Marquess' gill. This fee pays these gentlemen Mr.

IIollv, commercial aent for Subscribe for the Sun and get the Co. Highest prices paid for grain. Call and see us. Office near depot Dolan, Drury of Atchison, was for their services in the cases as long as the county desires to continue the news from all parts of Stafford and selling goods here on Srturday. To boil a tongue drink hot coffee, The success of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in effecting a speedy cure of colds, croup and whooping oough has brought it into great demand" Messrs.

Pontius Son, of Comeron, Ohio, say that it has gained a reputation second to none in that vicinity. Jas. M. Queen, of Johnston. W.

says it is the best he ever used. B. Jones, druggist, Winona, say: "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ia perfectly reliable. I have always warranted it and it never failed to give the most perfect satisfaction." 50 cent MACKSVILLE. KANSAS- of neatness and convenience of ar rangement, and is entirely free from the sensational and exaggerated- features so common in seed catalogues.

It is full of useful information, and deals in facts. It is fully illustriated. and the cover giving an accurate illustration of the sailing and landing of Columbus; a bird's-eye view of the Columbian Exhibition at Chicago is unique. The Catalogue will be mailed to any address on application to D. Landreth Sons, Seedsmen, Philadelphia, Pa.

When in need of horse bills, sale adjoining counties. $1.00 a year, WHY THE 'OLD RELIABLE First National Bank OFST.JOHN Getting the BestClass of bills, printed stationary or any kind of SAY! job printing call at this offiee. We will do you a good job at the lowest LOANS When your Boots or Shoes need mending neatly, call on living prices. J. S.

Mott Co. A fast friend the telegraph. Subscribe for the Scs, thereby as In Stafford County bottles for sale at Palace Drug Store. IT TAKES only GILT EDGE Loans and gives to sistintr the editor to establish a paper Bullard. the borrower in a thriving business town located near the conter of one of the most CASH soon as papers are signed ARTHUR 0.

BROOKE Has Opened a llaGismitt Shop productive states in the union. It is MAKES your interest payable here Makes your principal payable to your advantage tn do so. Women are never dutufounded. here. llll I Ill I fc lill (A If) Makes loans for one year, three years or five years prosecution or until there is a conviction.

Disagreed. The jury in the Landes embezzlement case at Lyons, failed to agree and were discharged last Saturday. They stood eight for conviction and four for acquittal, when discharged. The case will come up again in April. The following from the Lyons Democrat pays quite a compliment to County Attorney Jennings, who certainly deserves much credit for the manner in which he managed the Landes case: The case of the state of Kansas vs.

E. II. Landes, charged with embezzling the funds of Stafford county, Kansas, while county treasurer, has been submitted to the jury. Judge Bailey gave the jury a very exhaustive set of instructions, covering some forty pages of type written matter. The case has occupied nearly two weeks of this term of the district court.

Mr. O. C. Jennings, county attorney of Stafford county, F. M.

Cowgill, attorney from St. John.H. Fierce, attorney of Hutchinson, and Ansel Clark, attorney of Sterling, are attorneys for the state while T. W. Moseley, attorney from St.

John, and Sam Jones of Lyons represented the defense. Mr. Jennings made the most masterly argument made on behalf the state, taking up all the evidence in the case and the instructions of the court, and clinching each proposition as he went along. He has evidently devoted a great deal of care and time to investi A. J.

Patterson, of Kingman, who is agent for several tracts of fine land near this city, called last week and Hi 0 A employed us to assist him in looking after his real estate interests. And when you are in need of a Carpenter to do you a first-class job, call on A. Muffett East Broadway, Macksville, Kansas. BARBER SHOP Makes three year or five year loans payable on any interest payment date, at option of bonower. Does away with sending your interest or principal to Boston, or some other place and waiting for your coupons or papers.

The first bores upon record the 05 .5 Roman Augurs. la- .5 Eli Heaton is erecting a "Daisy" On Fourth Avenue, ONE DOOR WEST OF GLOYD'8 Lumber Yard. He is prepared to do all kinds ef Blacksmithing, Horseshoing, at LIVE AND LET LIVE PRICES GIVR Hill A TRIAL. Gives you a bank where you cani wind-mill on his residence property in the north west part of the city. C3 3 rs A man of standing the street car i fc.

CO IS r- conductor. ool Henry Bennett, railroad carpenter, contractor and builder was transacting business with us on Monday. To have fish for supper just drop them a line. deposit your money or borrow on personal or real estate security, and have your business relations all with one firm, where your interests will then necessarily be theirs as well. Last But not least, "The Old Reliable" gives the borrower an unbroken record for Fair Dealing with its Customers 8 -5 -3 IS Sweet breath, sweet stomach, sweet temper, all result from the use of De Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills.

Palace Drug Store. Piles of people have piles, but De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. Palace Drug Store. oom JO T3 IS ts 2 13 3 at 3 A 2.o1 Mrs. Nancy H.

Mack received the sad tidings that her brother at Black Hawk, was dead She departed last Sunday night to attend the funer al. CO a CO cd CO CD 111 a is 2 OK a a -vj 'S -a 1 2 a few gta 2 For a Clea-i Shave and neat Hair-cut or social game of Pool, call on Downey Bros. LARNED BLOCK. MACKSVILLE. KANSAS gation of the law and facts in the case, and seems to know just where to pnt his hand on what he wants.

While Mr. Jennings is a young man, he has developed a wonderful ability as a searching cross-examiner and close logician. Mr. Cowgill and Judge Clarke rendered him good assistance. Messrs.

Moseley and Jones have made a stubborn fight and whatever may be the verdict of the jury, the party winning it will have worked for it. The case is the longest one ever tried in the county, as well as one of the hard al Only 25 cents per year OUR YOUTH, P. O. Box 2329, San Francisco, Cal. Mottow for tailors "Learn to labor and to wait." 3 I I 0 I r- rv I to t- fc .5 Or '3 "In buying a cough medicine for children," says II, A.

Walker, a prominent druggist of Ogden, Utah, "never be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There ia no danger from it and relief is always sure to follow. I particularly recommend Chamberlain's because I have found it to be safe and reliable. It is intended especially tor colds, croup and whooping cough." 50 cent bottles for sale by Palace Drug Store. S3 a 5 3 S3 Success in everything depends largely upon good health.

De Witt's Little Early Risers are little health producing pills. See the point? Then take it an "Early Riser." Palace Drug Store. pa "2 Wanted. 3 est fought and most important. The a ej is to- t- a jury is now out, as we go to press.

We are informed that we will be 50.000 bushels of wheat, i A. T. Garth Macksville, Kan I to 0 3 5 .2 do called upon inside of two weeks to clironicle a wedding in our society circles. It promises to be a brilliant affair as a number of guests from a distance are expected. We will say 3 tt right here, if they expect us to write For instance, Mrs.

Chas. Rogers, of Bay City, accidently spilled scalding water over her little boy. She promptly applied Be Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, giving instant relief. It's a wonderful good salve for burns, bruises, sores and a sure cure for piles. Palace Drug Store.

John Paton, the old reliable undertaker, of St. John, was in town last Wednesday, and rumor says he thinks of putting in a stock of furniture and undertaker's goods, in the near future. Some put out their tubs to catch soft water, when it rains hard. W. A.

Brandon returned oa the 24 inst. from a four week3 visit with his father, who resides in Iowa county, Iowa, where he says the snow is piled up to a consideraple depth, and the weather is severely cold. Rev. J. J.

Wayt and family started last Monday for Jefferson, Iowa, where they intend making their future home. On their way they will visit their daughter, Mrs. E. McNeil and family at Stafford. Mr.

Wayt has' resided with his family in this city for six years and will be missed by their many friends. We wish them success happiness and contentment. The Scs will follow them and keep them posted on Macksville affairs. up the hymeneal occurrence they will have to send us a large amount of cake because the foreman and devil Send 25 cents to-day for one year's subscription to OUR YOUTH. Address, Clemens Pub.

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Best pills for Constipation, best for Sick Headache, best for Sonr Stomach. They never gripe. Palace Drug Store. Headache is the direct result of indigestion and stomach disorders. Remedy these by using De Witt's Little Early Risers, and your headache disappears.

The favorite little pills everywhere. Palace Drug Store. 'For the past two or three years I have been subject to caamping pains in the stomach," says Mrs. W. A.

Baldwin, a hardware merchant of Boonville, Dallis county, Iowa. "I have tried a number of different remedies; the best one being Chauberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, One or two doses of it always cures me." Soli at Palace Drug Store. Are You Interested? The Americas Builder, (established 1SS5), beginning with January, 1S93, will publish a complete set of House plans, drawn to scale of -inc to the foot, with each monthly issue, he subscription price has hjretofore been $1.00, but, as free trade is the cry, they have decided to make a great free trade offer for December. Anybody sending 25 cents in stamps or silver during December gets the journal one year. After the 31st of December the price will be 50 cents per annum.

Its established high grade will be maintained. Address the American Builder Pub. Clerelaal, Ohio. have an appetite like a threshing machine. The parties concerned will please take warning.

Agents wanted ia every school for OUR YOUTH, only 25 cents per year. Clemens Pub. Box 2329, San Francisco, Cal. Nothing so distressing as a hacking Cough. Nothing so foolish as to suffer from it.

Nothing so dangerous if allowed to continue. One Minute Cough Cure gives immediate relief. Palace Drug Store. Boys can make money. OUR only 25 cents a year.

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