St. Marys Eagle-Journal Consolidated du lieu suivant : St. Marys, Kansas • 8

FALL ANNOUNCEMENT. Our Stock in Men's, Boys and Midget's Clothing, Duck Coats, Overcoats, Wool and Fleece Lined Underwear, Cotton and Wool Sweaters, is complete in all lines. Black Cat Hose best on earth and sold at a small profit. The Best wear for the money you can get in Shoes is the Hanover Seamless, every pair warranted. All we ask is for you to call and see us on your Fall purchases.

We can sell you if prices are you any that don't credit inducement. have houses to pay make. to Remember help Our keep when terms up you are bad buy from Positively accounts: us Cash. Call and see us and be convinced. A.

B. POOL. Clothier and Furnisher. A. MOSS, President.

T. J. MOSS, Casbier. FIRST NATIONAL BANK. ST.

MARYS, KANSAS. Your Business Solicited. Money Sent to All Parts of the United States and Europe Cheaper than by Postoffice or Express Rates. The Safest and Most Convenient Way of Sending Money through the Mail is By Bank Draft. GEO.

O. HELM, Undertaker and Funeral Director. NOW LOCATED IN THE McHALE BLOCK OPPOSITE ELEVATORS, ST. MARYS, KANSAS. SILAS B.

WARREN, President. HENRY J. WARREN, Cashier. A. B.

POOL, Vice President. National Bank of St. Marys. Capital and. Profits $57000.

Exchange bought and Money to loan at reasonable rates on first class security. Your business solicited. Augustin J. Beakey Real Estate, Mortgage Loan And Insurance Agent. ST.

MARYS KANSAS. STEPHEN COSTELLO, -THELEADING LIVERYMAN. Best rigs in the city and prices to suit the times. Give us a call JONATHAN THOMAS, Dealer in LUMBER, LIME, PLASTER, HAIR and CEMENT. W.

M. Sipes, Manager, St. Marys, Kan. Fresh Stock and Prices That Draw the Trade OUR MOTTO. 3 We keep a complete line of everything found in a First-class Grocery Store.

Just call and get our prices before buying, we will save you money. Highest Market Price KNIGHT Paid For All Kinds of Country Produce. CRANDLE. A HARDWARE STORE FOR A QUARTER OF A CENTURY. Never such a cut in the prices of Silverware as here.

We are offering everything in this line at a greatly reduced price. Our line is all first class and io the latest styles. It is a chance to buy Xmas presents that you should nut overlook. FURNITURE and STOVES. We have a very large stock of these, and in order to cut the number down, are offering them at a big discount.

Now is your time to buy a useful Xmas present CHEAP. The Anderson Hardware Furniture 60. St. Marys, Kansas. The Week's Siftings.

Fine candies at C. A. Buell's. Try Winker's coffee cake and rolls. Charley and Mike Dimler are back from the west.

The finest tine of candies to the city at C. A. Marshal Welsh has been in Nebras. ks the past few days. Be Be thankful you are alive if for -nothing else.

Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bertrand were out to the Reserve.

Tuesday. Sam Deweese de apw running one of bis stores at Paxico. Mr. Gates of Kansas City, transacted business in the city this. week.

Speaking of delicious candies, C. A. Buell has the very best. Try it. C.

J. Parrett of Denver is again in the city looking after his business. A good residence house for sale cheap. Kansas Real Estate Exchange. The little son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joho Metty has been quite sick this week. E. A. Worthing, of Belvue, transacted business in the city, Saturday Dan'l O'Neil, of Excelsior Springs, transacted business in the city this week.

Mrs. B. Warren entertained a number of her lady friends yesterday afternoon. Mrs. M.

Patterson went to Kansas City Monday where she will bave her eyes treated. L. J. Graham came up from Topeka yesterday to spend Thanksgiving with the family here. Thanksgiving was observed by the various churches in the city with appropiate services.

Horace Lambert has been acting 88 City Marshal during the temporary absence of Geo. Welsh. J. N. Meyers, of Louisville, has taken possession of the Rudy farm which he recently purchased.

Harry McPherson came up from Washburn college, Wednesday, to eat turkey with his parents. Mrs. H. H. McLellan is spending Thanksgiving with her daughter Miss Lela, at Bethany college.

Jason Johnson, of Silver Lake, yisited Monday at the home of his son, Welc Johnson of this city. If you know real good candy when you taste it, try Buell's, and you will say it is the best you ever ate. Frank Moss came up from Washburn College Sunday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Moss. The ladles of the M. E. Church are prepared to make comforts at 25 cents a piece.

Give them your work. Ernest Allen is back from the Territory. He has bought a restaurant and short order house at Chickesea where be will make his future home. Large stock of wall paper at mier Co's. 27 I have a ellent that wants to invest $15,000 to good farm property in Pottawatomie, Wabaunssee or Jackson county.

If you want to sell your farm call on T. J. RYAN. WANTED--Man of business ability. Wages $50.

per month and expenses. Experience unnecessary but give age and references. Address, Mgr. Wholesale Dept. Bayard Bldg.

Kansas City, Mo. The members of the new German Evangelical Church lately erected at Wells Creek, Kaw Township, desire to express their sincere thanks to those who were so liberal in their donations to the church building and to say that the church is now free from all debt. One of our local papers has an pounced twice that "Willie" and her "ma" bad left town. "Willie's ma" still preambulates the streets of St. Marys.

"Willie's ma" is a stayer and stringent measures seem to fail to seperate her feet from St. Marys soil. Advertised Letters. Letters addressed as follows remain uncalled for in the post office at St. Mgrys for the week ending Nov.

24, 1900; GENTLEMEN. R. E. Nye. J.

Long. Stev Fox. Persons calling for the above will please say "advertised." A. F. HEISLER.

P.M. Do you need Insurance of any kind? See T. J. RYAN, St. Marys Coffee.

cake and rolls at Winker's. If you want a snap in farm land see the Kansas Real Estate Exchange. Mrs. B. C.

Mitchner and little son have both been quite sick, but we are pleased to note are convalescent. my pasture, a small brown horse mule, weight between 700 and 800 pounds. Jos. WIRT. The display of holiday goods in the windows of many of our merchants remind us that Christmas is coming.

George Mohler returned Saturday from the Indian Territory where be has been for two weeks on business. Bind your Newspapers, Periodicals and Sheet Music with the FILE- BINDER. On sale at the P. O. News-stand.

Special exercises were beld at the High School building this morning, at which an interesting program was dered. The new elevator at the Knollin ranch has been completed and the carpenters are now at work on some feeding sbeds. J. F. Glick returned from Sylvan Grove where he has been for some time past.

says that the wheat in that country looks fine. For Life Insurance see T. J. RYAN. He represents a strong company, and it does pay to insure in any but companies.

F. A. Smith is home from western Kansas where be has been looking after bis cattle interests, to spend the holidays with his County Surveyor H. E. Barrett was in the city, Tuesday.

In connection with the viewers, he made a suryey and view of the road in the southeast corner of the county. G. Bernritter's farm and St. Marys a buckskin gauntlet glove. Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving same at the EAGLE office.

G. BERNRITTER. T. J. Ryan bas secured the agency for the N.

Y. Life Insurance and 18 now prepared to write all the best kinds of policies. The old New York Life is a daisy company and no mistake. John M. Kiernan, the 19-year-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thos. Kiernan, died at the home of his parents last night. John was a good boy and his many friends will be saddened to learn of his death. The supper and social given by the ladies of the Congregational church last Thursday evening was a grand success.

Everyone who attended passed a pleasant evening. They netted about $32. The official election returns of this county are run as a supplement to the EAGLE this week. It makes mighty interesting reading for a Republican but is a little bard on the eyes of our Populist friends. Henry F.

Meyer and Henry Young of Kaw Township, deserve much credit for their work in the interest of the new German Evangelical church lately erected at Wells Creek. They collected over $150 in this city. Married. At Topeka on Tuesday Nov. Mr.

H. Lee Smith, of Maple Hill, and Miss Elvira Guest, of Alma. Bride and groom are popular young people of their respective localities and baye a host of friends who extend congratulations and best wishes for a happy and prosperous Signal. A CHOICE FARM-384 acres. 190 in cultivation, to Kaw Valley bottom; balance in pasture and meadow; good 6-room house; barm; granary; cribs; bog lots and sheds; pleaty of water and timber; one-balf mile to echool; 2 miles to railroad.

For sale at the. low price of $36 per acre, One ball cash, long time on balance at low rate of interest. T. Ryan, Real Estate Agent, St. Marys.

Dedication Services. The dedication of the pew German. Evangelical Church al Wells Creek, Kaw Township, Wabaunsee will be celebrated on Sunday, Dec. 2, 1900. In connection with this, the annual Mission Feast will be seryed also.

Services will commence at 10 a. 2:30 p. m. and 7 o'clock p. m.

An English sermon will be delivered by Rev. H. Barkmann, of Junction City. Kans. Dinner and supper served free to all present.

All our friends are most cordially invited. J. ABELE. Pastor. We will sell 2,000 rolls of wall paper at a reduced price.

Co. Council Meeting. The city council met in regular sedsion Tuesday evening. The usual bills were audited and allowed. Several sidewalks were ordered repaired.

It was decided to, purchase a chemical fire engine and the Mayor and Clerk' given power to close a contract. Quite an animated discussion arose over the question of allowing slot machines to. run. It was finally decided that the. use of all such devices should be discontioned.

Captain Huey Dead. The EAGLE made brief mention last week of the death of Captain Ben Huey, which occured at Wamego just as we were going to press. Benj. 'Huey was born in Clarion County, Pennsylvania 62 years ago, and served all through the War of the Rebellion in the 155th and 62nd Pennsylvania regimenta, infantry. He was a captain in the 62nd.

He leaves three sons, Elmer and Walter, of Belvue, and Gus of Oklahoma, and one daughter, Miss Florence Huey, of Belvue. He has a brother, James Huey, at Belvue, another William who lives west of St. George, and two sisters, Mrs. Craig, of Belvue, and Mrs. John Mails, of Manhattan.

Captain Huey was always an active republican and served two terms as Sheriff of this county. He was an interesting character, ever loyal to his friends and an open fighter with those with whom he did not agree. He bad his faults, but over them let the mantle of charity be thrown. The people of this county deeply mourd the death of Ben Huey..