The Sun from Macksville, Kansas • 5

NO SINGING GOES. oun schools: CITY SUNBEAMS. THE SUN. Report of tho St. John public trictly Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Persons wishing to dispose of prop schools for the month ending April 21st 1893. W. W. O'Neal, of St. John was in town Tuesday.

Mrs. E. P. VanVranken is sick with a fever. erty at publio auction will do well to consult John McMillan, County Attorney Jennings of Stafford county, is in Lyona, and a requisition was sent to Reno county yesterday for the body of Landes, the ex-treasurer charged with embezzlement of county funds.

We are informed that Landes is in jail in Hutchinson for stealing hogs. A thirteen day's twist was had on this case in this county last term, which resulted in a mis-trial. Central Kansas Democrat. FIRST ROOM. Names of pupils neither absent nor Auctioneer, St.

John, Kansas. tardy: Barbra Berger Iva Decker SINGING DOES GO. Viola McNutt, Teacher. second room. Names of pupils neither absent nor H.

S. KEPHART. THE tardy: OLD RELIABLE AUCTIONEER. Earl Smith Georgia Smith George Ililmes Roy Decker MACKSVILLE. KANSAS MIMIE F- POTTER, Editor.

Entered at the Post Offlee at Macksville aB econd oluBS matter.Jttn. fldysptiging IfetEg 1 Inch, one month 3 11 3 1 I 8 20 a as I 3 75 in 4 25 i 4T5 if 5 oo li is i9, 6 75 21 Above prices will he subject to following discounts, on contract, without preferred position On contract for 2 months 5 per cent. 3 10 6 15 "9 20 ia as Lily Burger Asa Coupe Satisfaction guarranteed, or no pay 20 years experience in the business. Farmers and Merchants; it will pay Names of pupils promoted to third room: you to call on him. John Booth John Beitlcr Asa.

Coupe Frankie Frescqln Cries sales in all parts of the county. Always on hand. Call on or address J. S. Mott at Macksville, W.

K. P. Dow at St. John, Willie Hundt Roe Hawkins Ada Livingston Agnes Miller Jessie Smith Eddie Sweeney Mr. Baffler's little boy is reported quite sick with measles.

J. E. Fenn made a business trip to St. John Monday. Several cases of measles are reported in the city.

John Young was on the sick list several days this week. Miss Carrie Chase visited the family of Wm. Cain. Some of V. B.

Tuttlo's children are afflicted with the mumps this week. Dr. Scott, Dr. Alford and J. Mott made a business trip to St.

John Friday. E. II. Hatch and daughter, of Prattsburg, were in the city Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Osbourne, of Great Bend visited our city last Wednesday. Rev. H. B.

Johnson will hold services in the M. E. church the first Sunday in May. Rev. Johnson will be in the M.

E. pulpit on next Sunday. Everybody invited. or II S. Kephart, 6 miles south-east of Macksville.

Sig Fry was in Hutchinson Monday, attending the straight democratic" meeting. He returned feeling very jublant over the post-office prospect. Among' those in attendance at the "World's fair jubilee" at Hutchinson this week, are: Madams Vedder Shetler and Ililmes, Misses Lois Gill-more, Dollie Howard, Anna Welsh, Minnie Potter and others. George II. Burr and Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Aitken are also in tho St. John delegation. Drs. W.

L. Hoaglin and David S. Sparks have formed a co-partnership, and havo purchased the Winner stock of drugs. They are cleaning up the old stand, and will carry en a legitimate drug business. A new and fresh stock of drugs will be added together with all kinds of toilet goods and a fine line of cigars.

They will also practice medicine together, and will make their offices in the same building. Drs. Hoaglin and Sparks are too well known to need an introduction from us. D. L.

Buckels, one of our most successful wheat raisers, from near Antrim, was in the city Monday. He says wheat is all right in that part of the country, and that a rain within ten days or two weeks, wiil make it all O. K. Hethinks the principal cause of so many wheat raisers howling about wheat being "all dead" is that they never go into their wheat field except in dry weather, and then, seeing yel low blades down next to the ground they hold up their hands in horror. The fact is, he 6ays, these bottom blades always die, and will look yellow when the new growth commences, no matter how much rain there is.

He thinks wheat is all right. He has 506 acres, all in good condition. Pearl Simpson Henry Elerding Ella Marchant, Teacher. third room. Piles can be cured, piles will be oured, piles are cured with DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.

An excellent remedy for all skin diseases Palace Drug Store. Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy: Maude Cashion Sam Young Maude Ring Ernest Smith Names of pupils promoted from 3rd to 4th grade. Bessie Dickey Lydia Dow Clarence Fisher Hallie Hunt The more Chamberlain's Cough Kem-edy is used the better it is liked. We know of no other remedy that always gives satisfaction. It is good when your cough is seated and your lungs Bertha Jeffries Cornelia O'Conner are sore.

It is good in any kind of a cough. We have sold twenty-five doz. of it and every bottle has given satisfaction. Stedman Friedman, Minnesota Lake, Minn. 50 cent bottles A.

T. S. F. Time Table. OOIPO WEST.

No 1 Mexico and Calif. Express 12:01 a. m. 31 Denver Fast Freight 9:09 a. m.

No. 33-Mex. and Cal. Fast Freight 2:58 p. m.

No. 35. Colorado Fast Freight 1:35 p.m. No. 341-Mixed Train 12:30 p.m.

COINQ EAST. No. 2 Atlantic Express 7:10 p.m. No. Limited 6:12 a.m.

So. 36 Stock Express (freight) 11:00 a.m. No. 342 Mixed Train 4:37 p. m.

Passengers can procure tickets to any point and have baggaire checked to their destination. Passengers taking trains No. 2 and 4 can go through to Kansas City and Chicago withoutchangoof cars. Kemember we have elegant reclining chair cars. Passengers buying through first class are entitled to chairs free of extra charge.

Train No. 4 makes close connection at Burrton with the St li Ky. or Wichita, St. Louis and all' points on the St. L.

8. F. Ry. Train No. S42 makes connections at Hutchinson with tram No.

8 for Kansas City and all points on mainline. Kemember we havo Wells, Fargo Ex. Money orders on sale at low rates, on abso lately safe and convenient way of sending money. For further particulars call on or Address E. Sweeney, Agent for sale by Palace Drug store.

Maude Ring Ernest Smith Willie Miller Lill'ie Tedford John Coup Names of pupils promoted from 4th to 5th grada. Willie Clemans Laura Cowgill Mary Camp Maude Cashion Arthur Rose Mary Sweeney Sam Young Henry Patterson Roy Gaut Fred Howard George Ives Mary Burger The Commissioners visited the poor farm Friday, and found everything in good shape. The investment make by the county in this farm has proven to be a good one. Schuyler Glasgow is proving himself to be a first class keeper of the county farm. Mr.

and Mrs. Pinney and daughter Miss Belle, spent Thursday and Friday in Hutchinson. Messrs. Fred and John Young were in Hutchinson attending the musical contest Thursday. Norton Bassett is clerking for Jay Pinney.

He will remain in this position for a month. Dr. C. Belmont, the celebrated English physician and electrician from the Garden City Sanitarium, will be in St. John on Saturday next, April 29th and give free consultation and examination at the Arlington to all who are suffering with any kind- of chronic disease.

The doctor has made some marvelous cures in Garden City during the past year. It is time that certain people of the city of Stafford had taken a tumble unto themselves like the fall of a brick building. The following clipped from the Peoples Paper would indicate that sympathy with violators of law is not ccmended dy the better elomout At a regular meeting of A. II. T.

A. No. 44, the following resolutions were passed and ordered for publication: Whereas, Certain unlawful acts were committed in and near St. John, and threats of violence and arson by the parties arrested for the crime and others, have been made; and Whereas, The law-abiding citizens of St. John warned those parties not under arrest to leave the community; and Whereas, Certain business men of Stafford have offered their names upon a redongnizance for some of the parties under arrest.

Therefore, be it Resolved, That this association commend the officers of the law for their promptness in securing tht arrest of the parties accused of the aforesaid offenses. Resolved, That we commend the action of the good citizens of St. John in their efforts to purge their community; and that we condemn the action of all persons who by offering bond for the parties under arrest shall turn them loose upon a longsuffering community, i Sunday School Convention. The Stafford County Sunday School Association met this week at the M. E.

church in Macksville on Monday and Tuesday. The Sunday schools of the county were well represented by delegates and enthusiastic sessions held. The president. Bro. VanVranken reported 29 new schools organized kuring the past year and 1,000 new scholars enrolled.

The officers elected for the ensuing year are as follows: President, E. VanVranken! Secretary, W. S. Smith. Treasurer, Charley Rumford.

The Normal Sunday school lessons by Rev. George, state superintendent, and the several papers read and addresses delivered by the good Sunday school workers were full of instruction and good suggestiens. J. Gertrude Willett, Teacher: The best selection of watches ever in Stafford county, both in grade and price, at the Pioneer store. tf.

FIFTH ROOM. Heaton Bios. Co. can furnish you with the best Alabastine. tf.

Any one wanting a good singer sewing machine, cfieap, will do well to address this office. Backward, turn backward, oh time Names of pupils neither absent nor in your flight, give me July again just for tonight, soften tho soil where the frost has lain; oh let me hear one mos Notice, Farmers, insure your property and crops in the Farmers Alliance Insurance Co. Wm. Cadman, Agent Get your wire screening and screen doors of Heaton Bros. Co.

quito again; I am so weary of snow drifts and ice, weary of paying the coal tardy: Roy Johnson Helen Engle Harry Aitken Sada Cockerel' Ida Breckenridge Names of pupils promoted from 6th to 7th grade: James Glackin Arthur Shetler Maggie Gray Harry Aitken trust its price; weary, so weary of frost-bitten pie bring me a slice of C. Young and A.C: Brown closed their winter term of school in this city Thursday. Tressler, of the Peabody bank was in town Monday and attended the Sabbath school convention. Philander Stephens of 'Brooklyn, N. Y.

and E. R. Vanllorn.of Lamed were in the city on business last Tuesday. Mr. Larabee, of Stafford, was looking after his land interests in this part of the county one day this week.

New line of straw hats, for ladies, gents, misses and children, just received. W. A. Marquess. Mrs.

Shetler is daily receiving new spring goods. Ladies especially invited to call and examine them tf. Fourth of July. Backward, swing backward, oh season of snow mercury fifteen to forty below turn on the the tropical zone, roast me uJ Names of pupils promoted from 7th Watch for the announcement of the Grand Millinery Opening at Mrs. Shetler'a.

to 8th grade: Paul Van VV inkle 76 per cent. till I am cooked to the bone; I am soj tired of freezing my nose, weary of chilblains and corns on my toes, weary OHN H. SCOTT, Harlan's harness shop is now nicely fitted up in their new building just south of Pinney's. The stock was removed this week. They would be pleased to have all their friends call and see them.

Complete line of Gents Furnishing goods at Pin ney's." tf. Ladies, see Pinney's immense stock of Dress Goods, Embroideries, Laces and Ribbons. tf. Roy Johnson 81 Ida Shavey 75 Bertie Hammitt 84 Katie Smith 80 Dollie Howard 75 Audley Carnahas, Teacher, of trying to sleep with cold feet turn on the heat mister, turn on the heat. Nebraska State Journal.

Physician and Surgeon. Office next door North of Furniture Store. Macksville, Kansas lAli calls promptly attended. Sewing machine needles and at tachments at Pioneer Jewelry store Headquarters for anything in that line Also mazhines cleaned and re high school dep't. Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy: Katie Harris Lida Miller Promotions in the final written examination, April 1893.

The standard percentage required was 85. Katie Harris, 96 If you want something new and stylish in the dress line, just examine our uew Challies, Lawns and White Goods before you buy. W. A. Marquess.

J.N Bailey, a real estate man of Hutchinson, was transacting business with J. S. Mott Co. on last Thursday. There are several sick horses in the city and vicinity.

Do not overfeed your horses; better let them go a little hungry. Mrs. Maud Grant who has been visiting the family of A. T. Garth, left for her home in Kansas city Monday morning.

The Sabbath school convention held in this city was well attended. There were several ministers and others in attendance from abroad and all seemed to manifest an interest in the cause. paired. tf. If you are interested in Stafford county, buy your Harness of Charles Harlan.

By so doing, jou patronize a home industry and keep money at home that would other wise be sent back east COAL. J. B. Young keeps constantly on hand a good assortment of coal. Also is agent for the Kansas Grain Co.

Highest prices paid for grain. Call and see us. Office near depot MACKSVILLE. -KANSAS ICE CUE AM SOCIAL. If you want a pair of good spec tacles go to Moon.

Save your money by purchasing of a home man instead If you wish to buy, sell or exchange a farm or city property, it will pay you to see J. S. Mott Co. An elegant organ far only $20, if purchased at once. Any one looking for an instrument of this kind will do well to call on or address Mrs.

H. A. Cameron, Macksville, Kans. Rilla Harris 93 Lida Miller 89 Maude Jeffries 85 Lillie Blake S5 Wm. Jenkins 87 The patrons are earnestly requested to call and examine the papers of the foregoing examination questions used.

B. F. Miller, Teac her. of wasting it with peddlers. Sweet Potato Plants.

W. W. Shepherd Co. will have a lot of fine sweet potato plants for sale about May 1st. Don't forget where to get them.

A. T. Garth, wife and daughter visited S. T. Garth and family at Larned on Wednesday.

Mr. Garth and wife returned home and Miss Roberta went to Kansas City on a visit with friends and relatives. SAY! Patronize Home Industry, The Stafford Roller Mills arc mak The Philharmonic to Entertain at Mrs. VeHder, Wednesday Evening, May 3. There will be an ice cream social, with musical accompanyment, held at the home of F.

S. Veddcr, Wednesday evening, May 3. In addition to the cream and cake the following musical program is being prepared: 1. Ladies' Trio Mesdames Shetler, Veddcr and Smith. 2.

Vocal Solo Will Folger. 3. Duet Misses Jennie Underwood and Lois Gillmore. 4. Gentlcmens Quartette.

5. Guitar Solo W. A. Potter. 6.

Vocal Solo Miss Cora Davis. 7. Medley Miss Minnis Potter and Dr. M. T.

Evans. 8. Duet Miss Minnie Benford and I. S. Lewis, Jr.

9. Medley. John Howard, the well known nurseryman, has just completed his spring delivery of trees the largest and If you want a first class organ, now is your chance to get one very cheap. Leave orders or address this office, tf. If you want anything in the harness line call on Heaton Bros.

Co. tf. We have a few lead pencils to give away to farmers; also a lot of neat memorandum books. Come in some time when you have time and examine the new Deering machines and Solid Comfort Sulky Plows. Sold by Heaton Eros.

Co When your Boots or Shoes need mend ing ths best grades of flour to be found on the market, and are manufacturing it in Stafford county, out of Stafford county wheat. Since there is ing neatly, call on H. Bullard. Mrs. Mack is opening up a first class restaurant in the building formerly known as the old Cassoday Bank, which is now located just across the street from the postoffice.

She will have it in good shape next week. Macksville is now congratulating herself that another wish is at last no better flour on the market, why not patronize home mills East Broadway, Macksville, Kansas. PUBLICATION NOTICE. First publication April 38th 1893. IN the district court of Stafford county, Kansas.

Henry T8. Edward W. Lassell, C. L. Edwards, as administrator of the estate of Clara Lassell, deceased, and Louis McGrath, Arthur McGrath and Benjamin H.

Lasaell, minors defendants. The said defendants Louis McGrath and Arthur McGrath, minors, are hereby notified that Henry Yager, as plaintiff, has filed his petiton in the said district court of Stafford county, Kansas, aeamst them together with the said Edward W. Lassell, C. L. Edwards, administrator of the estate of Clara Las-sell, deceased, and Benjamin H.

Lassell, a minor, and that they have been sued in said action, and must answer the said petition filed by the said plaintiff on or before the ninth day of June, lftti, or said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered therein against them for the specific enforcement of a contract for the sale and conveyance to said plaintiff of the following described real real estate situate in said county of Stafford, state of Kansas, to-wit: The southwest quarter of section ten, 10, in township twenty-two, 23, of range twelve, 12. and that they be required to execute their deed to said plaintiff for said real estate, and upon failure so to do within a time to be fixed br the court, the decree of the court shall MrtirintMMnfrtno rpETS RTPAN9 TABULES w(mlte the stomach, lircr and bowels, purify tiie blood, are ant to take, safe ami alwaysetfectual. remedy lor Biliousness, Blotchea on tbe Face, Bright'B Disease, CatArrh, Colic, Constipation, chronic Diarrhp, Chronic Liver Trouble, Xiia- We do not represent an Alliance Insurance Company, but we represent the most reliable stock companies that have stood the test for many years. Come and insure your property with us at the lowest living rate. J.

S. Mott Co. 0 Jaundice, Kidney Complaint Lirer Troubles, horn of Appetite, Mental Depression, Kausea, 3 rainrni uures- most satisfactory tree delivery ever made here. lie s-old and delivered to the people of Stafford county this Ruflh at filood Hallow Com- XeUleRosh. tion, Pimples, to ths Head, pJeTion, Salt Bead.

Scrof aclie. Skin Dls- spring, over fifteen thousand fruit Kneum, Scald easel, Soar Feeling.Torpid Water Brasn omcn, nrea liver. Ulcers, at and reerr otn- I X. I ler symptom results from disease tnal LsOOare blood a Ailnr In th nenner oerform- A. T.

GARTH GO- DEALERS IN GRAIN Grain of all kinds bought and sold. A good supply of Coal kept constantly on hand. Macksville, ansas trees and about thirty-three thousand forest trees, besides a large number of shrubs of all kinds was delivered. In all these goods, not a complaint was heard. Every purchaser is satisfied, as far as we can learn, and Mr.

aac of tbelr fonctjona by tba atomacli. Hrer and Intestines. Pvrsent (riven to or-eaanf are ban- 5 anted br taking one tabnla after each meaL A aoatuneduse of tbe KipansTabnlea is the pit-, are for obstinata constipation. Tbey eonum a aothiafttmt eaa be Injurious to tba moatdelt. a) aata.

1 cross St. l-l rross 11.16. 1.4 srroas 7ta. a) Notice to the People of Macksville James L. Goss will in the future have charge of the harness business at this place, for Harlan Tucker Come and see him for fair and courteous treatment.

All goods are warranted as represented when sold. The "event of the season" took place last Saturday evening in the building just south of the postoffice, under the auspices of the C. A. which is deserving of special mention and praise. The principle and most important featuro of the evening entertainment however was an elegant supper which was served right up in style, equal to McAllister's 400.

Three tables were decorated in the corresponding colors of the club, viz. red, white and yellow. They also had two separate parlors where ice cream and lemonade were served. Taking it all-in-all it was a success both socially and financially. 1 i rroes IS cent.

Sent by raaU poetajre aald. Addreea THE RiPAKS CH IM iC, a CfaAEiji I. tore stand in lieu of suoa deed, and that they be excluded from any and all interest la or to any portion of said real estate. D. 8.

ALFORD. Attorney for plaintiff. Attest. B.J. Wettgate, SEAL.

Clerk. Howard deserves much praise for the excellent work. He says he feels that his '-home folks" ought to have the very best he can give them, and 11 fr wmm wk fer by Am Ir. Armw that while he does business here, Staf rtt, and Jim. Btnn, 1 Threshing Machine fo Sale.

A fine stoond hand horse-power threshing machine with wagon box elevator, for sale by Gray Co. This machine has run only 2 years, and is in good shape. Parties desire to sell on account of having bought a steamer. 'For full particulars ap. ply to tf.

Grat Co. Look Here! Do you know that J. S. Mott Co. have a larger and cheaper list of farms and city property for sale or exchange than any other agent in Stafford county.

Call at their office, West Broadway, Macksville, and see if this is not a fact cat. OtbTftr doing wU. way "a to? Somm nti vw ford county people shall have tne very pick of the nursery. Ladies, if want to make gbod bread, you must have good flour. The Stafford mills are making the best flour ever put on the market in this county and they mikeit out of home grown wheat.

it Ikhd, btnvr rm art. Em wt- ltay.AU t(r. B4iwyw.lHWrkifirnirM mi th ttrrrc. ITfr mm7 fee Ht- Mica eye shields, clear, smoked or When you want window shades, go to the Furniture store; they eut them to fit yonr windows. tf.

nrl a.a.Uiftll. Pmrttaj IV laa. blue at the Pioneer Jewelry store, tf..