The Weekly Wamegan from Wamego, Kansas • 3

(( i "wrnwmk llilini nni mini i 1 The Weekly Wamegan BIBLES. DEPOSITORY OP THE AMERICAN UIHLE SOCIETY At the drug Store. M. L. STONE.

It' appears as though Dave Gold standt, ihe great Jry goods merchant of Wamego, had been spending the last live weeks in New York City for some .61 her reason than that of pleasure. Tho manner in which goods are being daily unloaded at the doors of his dry goods emporium suggests the fact that Dave has the interests of his Pottawatomie and Wabaunsee c.ounty customers at heart, for box after box, and crate after crate in fact car load after car load of dress goods, carpets and clothing have been unloaded upon the sidewalk adjacent to his elegant store rooms two floors, each in size IS YOl'K ACCOUNT ABSTTRaVi'EU If ho, Do Not Blaine the Merchant 8. The members of ihe Wamego branch of the "Merchants Mercantile Agency." of Chicago, met in their hail last Frday evening to ratify the "special list" of delinquent accounts abstraled by the general office, and referred to this branch for approval. Tim advent of this system has marked a new era in ihe credit sys-. tern, aud warrants tiie support of all honest people.

That this agency's methods, of ing business stand the test, and are of' great benefit to the retail trade, is manifested by the follow Jns. Hatlei' went' to Onago Tuesday. A. T. Palmer, of the U.

P. at Wallace, was in town Wednesday. Mr. Geo. Trout went to Onaga Tuesday, to attend the reunion.

Mrs. J. C. Hogers is absent on a' visit with her mother, at Omaha. M.

L. Stone and W. P. (Campbell went to Boston Buturday, to call on Mr. Adams.

Mrs. Hammond, of Ohio, is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Dr. MoMahon. Mr.

Loose, of Ohio, is spending a visit In the city with his cousin, Mr. Geo. Trout, BrookvJIle, Ellis, Wallace and Hugo all hare committees looking after their round FRIDAY. OCT. 18.

1889. Bonanza Shoe Stoke. Try the Ludlow ladies $3.00 shoe, for sale at the Bonanza. A choice line of perfumes and box paper at L. Lyman You will find the best paints at Lyman We warrant every gallon of paint we sell.

Attend the great horse sale at Manhattan, October '22d and 23rd. O. Huntkess, Assignee. A verv entertaining program is be- injr arranged for the M. E.

sociable at the residence of Mr. P. H. Peirce on next Tuesday evening. Listen! If you are in need of boots or shoes, don't fail to ste goods and ask prices at the Bonanza.

You will be pleasetl witn goods ami figures. If you want to do a nice job of pering of F. L. or a encap one, get your stock Lyman Co. They carry the most complete stock of in the citv.

For attractive bargains ladies' and srents' footwear, remember the Bo nanza is still in the van with new roous. The ladies of the M. E. church are arranging to' furnish an elaborate Thanksgiving dinner. Further par ticulars later.

O. Huntress assignee of Win. P. Higinbotham will oiler about one hundred head of horses, the entire stud, at public auction at Manhattan, October 22d and 23rd. Chas.

Langdon, of Langdon job prin tors, and his friend Win. Hol-brook, of Junction City, were in town Monday, and paid their respects to the fraternity. They were euronte forK. C. Died: At Wamego, Kansas, on the morning of October 14, 1489, Guy Edward, infant son of Geo.

F. and Is a Martin, aged 17 months ami 7 days. Guy was a beautiful and attractive child, and his sudden death was a great grief to his iiliiicted parents. On Tuesday we received a pleasant call from our friend James Logan, one of tlwwell to do and staid farmers of Myers Valb Mr. Logan says he is rady for one to oppose the sugar and coft'ee robbers by abstain nig mi those articles until they con be purchased at more reasonable Jagures.

LVDECKEIt. We liave just been in to see Ly deck- or, the popular and eMerprramg low- ittler of this city, to see wliat all tlui ai- Uraclions were, about wlnciu.lic lautus are so enthusiastic. We were surpris ed, and more than tVelighted, with the array of bea uty that is spread about his attractive store. In tuu first a most gorg'ous and expensive, yet attne same time d.nable uisse forsHver swaro arrests tne aitenuon as one enters the Jit is brand new.dn.i'ge, and oriuiniental, and Mr. 1 dec.

tier informed us that in afowdays itould be entirely tilled with the largest line of novelties aud slaplus.iai silver Ibis side of lopuka. He says. liw liol-iday gx(d year will' surpass everything herttofure underlalien by him." Wf reinarki'd tliu he has ccn-tideiice in his trade, and the. ability of 1.1 10 peoplo Uvy, to wljich he replied wiili real business We cannot -cl goixl.s unless we. liave Iheiti.

-Mr. Lydecker sli(iwd us.ludiesV.uock and watch chai.us, lings, liracHldt'S, pins, and ornaijjciitein avut profusion, and called our atteutiou lo numerous gold mid silver ornaments vhicli iuisl have cost a sight W. money. llehiisn) tray to diamonds diamond earrings, diamond finger rings, diamond pins and-culT and cilar button. Tiic.yconsist hi partoi pint) lirsi-wntur while me are oibors to Ike green aud Oftluiv hv-- ticlus lor pcrswiial adoi uinentaud util 1 ity, such a.s watches, eyo glasses, etc.

Lydecker a pve-niineiit1 stock, and the nixstury is, how can hen allord to brnijilo Winuego sucn a rare assortmtuit? Mtit ituues arc getting belter, and th'-ro is going to be. a good bit'f icwclry fuircliiksivl. I'cple will have it. Ol fine clock iLyclucknrj! liiiss desirable liiuc, and every ij lover of bcawtii uhwill be wolconii-d at, hi! store, whet her a juir-chase or not The Bonanza liiis wetkaoinc more bargains ia ladieti' and fiiisseii' find nlw.w.s. 'J'hcr and you will miss it if yiti don't lout them over.

flreut mistukes nre flu -tny ing to' It is ii safe rulcl.o lollatv that best IhuIw.vs the oli'jet. A elioap jihysl-, tfiin may ost you your have Malaria In your system, yoy wll not otij.y bu iiijserable, tuit lie unlit lo work. Lost, time In money lost. One dolUr spout Hwr Shallcii-befger's AnUdoto will curt) y.wu in hours. by 1 Jiavo plenty oi raoac7 to loas v.

jerssr.al sccv-'itv and at current xxtu, Hueklcii'n Arnica Malr. TuisiiKHT Salve In, the world for Cuts. J.ruises, Sores, Ulcers, Suit lllienni, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Kruptioiii, itnd positively eurus Tiles, or tio pay rwjulredi It is to give perfoet Hallsfuctioii, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per hox. Foi Kiiglisii Spavin Liniment removes all Soft, or Calloused Lmnpx and Hlenilshn from horses Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney Uinir-hoiie, Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc.

Suva 50 by use of one Bottle. Warranted, Sold J. M. boys, Driigt, Wamego. I 1 25x120 feet.

It is something wonderful how Mr. Goldstandt's business lias developed in past years. We now have a photograph of Dave first business house in Wamego. in front of which the photo, shows a large shiit with the name of Dave Goldstandt printed thereon. From a small, cramu-ed-up room lie moved to his elegant and costly where he now holds forth, with his many clerks to attend to his numerous eustomeis.

While absent Mr. Goldstandt telegraphed home weekly to know how the corn crop was (tevelouinir. and when hea received the last report, which was a handsome comoliment to this section of Kansas, he quadrupled his orders and remained in the city several days longer that he might select goods, the prce of which were at once reasonable and the quality durable for his farmer friends. The great supply daily arriving and being placid upon the shelves are wonderful to behold, for no house west of Kansas City can show such a grand collection of just such articles as must and will be worn by every Kansan within a thirty day's drive of Wamego. They must be seen to bo appreciated.

The goods are now being displayed and snou'd bo seen by everybody. Mr. Goldstant shows wonderful pluck and enterprise in buying such a quantity. Bonanza to the front. Prescriptions carefully lilled at the drug store.

M. L. Stone. 3 For puro drues go Boys' drug store. to J.

Physicians' prescriptions accurately compounded at all hours of day and night at Jvl. Hoys Drug store. Paints oils, brushes and full line Of painters supplies at the drug store. M. Li.

fcTONE. If you want neat fit, stylish last and durable quality iu the way of a shoe, look over the invoices at the Bonanza. CLARKE'S EXTKACTOF FLAX COUGH CURE. It is a sure cure for Whooping Cough. Tt Htops the whoop, and permits the child to catch its breath.

It is cntirelv harmless. Good for any cough of childhood or old age. It heals tho broneni and lungs, una stops tne cough. For winter or broncnial cough thiB syrup is the best ever discovered. Only one size, large bottle.

Price $1.00, at Drug Store. Clarke's Flax Soup makes the skin smooth, soft and white. Price twenty-Uve cents. W. R.

Johnson Co. have a large line of Groceries and Queensware, will sell goods as Low as the Lowest of same quality Goods. USflf you have Apples or any kind of produce to sell come and see us IW Agents in1 Wamego for the Celebrated Enterprise Flour. 0. Ij.

3. C. Required Readings or 1889-00. At the 'Drug Store. L.

STONE. Fall and Winter Millinery, A Laryc und Carefully Selected Stock of Fall and Winter Millinery at reasonable prices, Just Received, at MISS E. B. BALLARD'S. Went side Lincoln Avcuue, opposite Fisher Bros.

Store, Invito those who arefoml Extra Choice Meats to call at their niankof. If you are not fully satisfied with their meats they will Cost You Nothing. Kill and Sell only the Best. ing H'SDliitions adopted by a lull vo.ee of this meeting: Whbhbas. Tlio merchants of our city, after carefully considering the system represented by "The Merchants Mercantile Agency," of Chicago, Illinois, organised a branch August K2( 18S9, with a membership of lifteen: and Whkkbas, Our concerted action has demonstrated the system to be practical, and of remarkable worth in the matter of col-lectimr budand suspicious accounts, and Wheheas, The foregoing facts have aided In augmenting the membership of this Pottawatomie county until over Bixty business firm are represented; therefore, be it.

Jt'tolveA, By the Wamego, Kansus, branoh, that all merchants of this and adlacent counties, who are not connected with this Agency.be recommended to the confidence of general solicitor, Mr. Gay Starr, as a man whose promises are being fulfilled by the general olllco to our entire satisfaction. llwulwd. That wo endorse the Agency as being prompt and effective in their work and worthy of the confidence or all merchants, os our opinion their methods can not be excelled. Kemtuerf, That it Is the sense of this meeting that these resolutions be published in our city papers, and a certified copy of the surae be handed to Mr.

Starr, as a token of our appreciation of tho benefits which have already been derived. I hereby certify to tho above as expressing the sense of the meeting held yesterday evening. Dated Wamego, Kansas, Oct. 12, 188(1, (Signed) T. l.

Mills, Secretary. Quality and finish considered, we can and" will meet all couipotioti in price. The Evmt Popular Bonanza. Tarlics have moncv in our hands to bp invested in real estate mortgages at reasonable rates. Persons wshing to refund on maturing mortgages, or to m-iki fresh loans, or l- sell" paper, will find ns ready to serve them promptly.

1 rout Leach. Your attontlon is specially called to the complete lino of shoulder unices at F. L. Lyman Every child attending school and lituf the adults should wear them. They prevent pulmonic disease, and make you stiind erect and strong.

WAIUUNSKE. Mr. J. Isbcll and family, of Kansrs City, Kansas. Sundayed with Mrs.

C. B. Lines. V. V.

Urowns, who hns been visiting with his uncle, Silas Thomas, returned to New Haven, on the Htb lust. Mr. V. J. Hldneld and daughter left for Chiougo, after a two weeks' sojourn with Mr.

Mrs. A. G. Harris, A very good rain we had Monday and a grout Iicnetit it will lie to full wheat, und iL.fr has been considerable sown on this side of the river. Mr.

John Schofleld, of New Haven, Conn is a delegate to the U. L. K. Convention, held at Denver this week, and while enroute he stopped off a day and visited his cousin. Mrs.

Walter lileiikaru, of Wamego, and Sun-dayed with his aunt, Lines of this pluce. iHe Is a "Yank persoaltVed," and a very pleasant but thUiks he will never live in the west. Mrs. Lulu Itoliinsom, was in Wamego, Wed nesdny. Mrs- M.

M. Brady, f.i'Oin Nebraska, Is visit ing her son. a. l. Vniniir.

-of Columbus Junction lown, is visiting his 4M)thor. our I. depot agent. Uohpi-t Wllllaiu (Alias Dennis), from Mail' hnttun. Kansas, is smiting with his mother.

Mrs Honold8. Lou Kreiger, liasjfcme to Philadelphia Pa. to study imedlc ne his winter, and will stay until about June ibtt, -18110. Mr. M.

McKelvf.v.,uiid "little Mc, "are doing- the "molasses act" "Me" is very sweet now, and tuegirte know ll. The passenger ivn on tho Hock Island 1 Wednesday. Hliout four hours. by the tender ho truck ubout three miles east oi uejw Geo. T.

Fielding doing the sights nnd looking at the tWtnihunt, in VVushlngtoii, I). C. He will also v.nit, Palmor Massachusetts, while in the ens. Mr. Andy Johnson, of Wamego, shipped a car load oTeholee pnples, from N.

H. Pix-ley's, Viivin's, West's mid Floersch'sorchards; tliey were beaut-fii. Will Weaver, hesieharge of tho school at Pavlllion, where he will teach the young ideas how to scbul. We cannot say too much In Mr. W'einw'S'favor.

Mrs. Oscar OW! Niimiio llaum). of Topeka, Is visiting herinirtJior, Mrs. N. Foy; also Mr.

Fov's daughter, City Iowa, Is at homo. Mr. Foj has not seen her for nearly twenty years. Mr. Genn had uuW) imorlous time with his Ulttlo daughter LllSy.

who was bitten by a supposed mad dog. Mr. Piorson and mother of Ihe child went to Kansas ity with the ulillil to have tiie wtad stone applied, which uillii'i'cd to tlio child nine hours. Mr. (jo nn 'has the sympathy of iull.

WillleConro'v, if IhdK'bcrg, packed up his lwg and baggage, and returned lo Mason (Ity, Tenn. last Twewiiiy, inking a full ear loa i Willi him. Hts woto will greet him on htK nirival. Wllli Heaves a great many I'rKm is, who all were mnvy to loose him and his family. Well wlti with him.

Josh. The Helpmate sewing machines for sale at the Bonanza Shoo Store. When Baby Was sick, we gare her Castorltt. Whan she was a Child, he cried for Caatoria When site became Miss, she clung to Castorla. When shluad Children, shegavethem Castoria.

SAVEli FROM CONSUMPTION. Reveral phraielans predicted that Mr. Asa II. Itowley, druggist of (jhleago, would soon havoconsiiinptwiiu caused by an aggravated case of catarrh. Customers finally Indued him to try Clarke's Extract of Flax (Puplllon) catarrh cure.

It says: "The result was unprecedented. 1 commenced to get well after tho tlrst application and am now. after a few weeks, entirely cured." it will do tho same thing for you Price l. Try Clarke's Flax loan for the suln and you will use no other. Bft All of Clarke's Flax remedies are for sale by F.

L. Lyman. AN KMINENT DOCTOR'S PHKHCKIPTION. Ilr. C.

P. Henry, Chicago, 111,, who has practiced medicine many years, savs: Last Spring he used and prescribed CLARK K'S RX Tit ACT OF FLAX (Pupllion) 8k In Cure in 4(1 or ft() cases, and never knew a ease where it fulled to cure. ''I know of no remedy I can rely on so implicitly Positive cure for all (I Incases of the skin. Applied externally. PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH AT WAMEGO.

Time TallN 17. K. (Trains leave Wamego as follows:) WUSTWARD. No. 201, Pacific Express, 2.58 p.

m. No. 203, Western Express. 1.08 a.m. 205, Wamego Accommodation arrives 8.30 P.

m- No. 215, Freight, 7.30 p. m. tNo. 317, Way Freight, 6.80 a.

m. EASTWARD. No. 202, Atlantic Express, 1.48 p. m.

No. 204. Eastern Express, 3.18 a.m. No. 200, Wamego Accommodation, 6.00 a.

m. No. Way Freight, 6.30 a. m. Daily.

Daily except Sundays. F. 8. Haacke, Agent. i (Trains leave Wabaunsee station as lollows:) .11.

A. It. "Going east, m. 0:00 a. m.

Going west, 6:15 p. Wit. Mitchell, Agem. K. WESTWARD.

No. 115, Express, fast, No. Ill, Mail ExpreBS, No. 51, Freight aud EASTWARD. No.

118, Express, -No. 112, MaU Express. Nn. ft Frvkrht nnd Accoru. 1.08 a.

in .47 p. .35 a. ill. 3.15 a. m.

1.12 p. U.2H p. in Daily. tDaily except Sundays. C.

'1. You no, A '8. Agent, AfTORNYS AT LAW. I. A.KK ATTORNEY AT LAW Over First Nation! Hank, in office formerly occupied by L.

H. Finney. Wamego, Kws. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE. UOWNE EMBLEY.

ktenl Estate insunuice Ageuts, WAMEGO, KANSAS. Office over (J. Rogers' bank. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. A.

MOKRALL. M. PHYSICIAN WAMEGO. AND SUKOBOW, KANSAS HOTELS. When stopping at Belvwe, pwl no atj the Belvue House, closo depot.

House, Good meals and lodging rea-J sonableirates. BENJ. KVEUI5TT, Prur, BoH-uh, KaB. St. James Ci.

S. p. TOPEKA, KANSAS. On half block west of Kit. Ave.

First-Uiass AccominwliiitiioiMi. Gontrjiily Hates, M.60iinr day. Qaitl.UKltt'lAI.. RESTAURANT and SOTiSL 26 and 528 Kansas Avenue, TOl'EKA, KANSAS. RATMJNE DOLLAR PES HAY.

(MEALS F. LONG. WtOK PHOTOGRAPH. Photographs, Wtown In TOPEKA 0'tn MARTIN'S fPuecessor to Ijctnuird Ss.llnrtlti.). will get Wamego Bank, TROUT WAMEGO, KANSAS Glvepeciiil attention 4o Uoheatlone und Depositors' accounts.

Foreign and Domestic Exchimge, Inmir- aneo, and steamship tlctants. We guunimtHC prouuirrooss in every Iniinwuotlon. Wm. Blacksmith. CKi'ttfi! and prompt irbtnntinii irlvon io horse-shoeing, and all kind cf reprtii'iliK oa-edited ncrth dispatch.

BLACKSMITHS. WM. BOYD, BLACKSMITH. Wnmego, Kmii. Careful and jprompt attention nirea to lorea.

and kindi of reiniric esntd wttli dispatoh. FRED WIXERT Hi Repairing of IJ kinds neatly and prompt If -lone, and work guaranteed to give satlsl'iie- Klrst door loule of Hoy'ds llliu-Usinllli chop, east side JJnuoln avenue. WAMKGO, KAJS. New Time Card. 1 Parsons' System of Dental Ojjica.

Wamego, 3rd to evening of Alma, b) evening of Kith. Eskridge, IVtli to evening of lllth, 8t Marys. 20h to evening of Westmoreland, 26th to evening of 28th, Onaga, 2Mb to evening of 2nd, During my visits to-tlin above places I will ho fitiiy prepared to perform all Dental operations. URDUS 0X10': CAS ADMINISTERED FOR PAIN LESS tXTRACTION OF TEETH. jl, Tp, PAEBONS, Dentist Wamego, Kansas, Mr.

Loomts, U. P. special examiner, is here examining employees for promotion in the service. We ran gcross yesterday the first republican who Is not going to vote for Baker. He lives In Wabaunsee.

Mrs. S. H.Jackson and son returned to their home in Kirksvllle, Mo last Saturday, after a welcome visit here. 0. N.

Baker went to Topeka Monday, to be present the following day at the state convention of county treasurers. Mrs. D. Carver, of this place, and her sister, Mrs. 0.

E. Heyp.olds, of Solomon, left for their old home in Michigan. Wednesday night. To lay the dust, and soak the wheat, and fill the cisterns, it rained Tuesday and Wednesday nights, as a weather-wise said would. The latest amusement for the small boy is tossing up a toy parachute, made of a handkerchief, string and a potato.

The toy works nicely. The round bouses on the Kansus divisions are all right up to the present time Some of the papers have got them relocated through misinformation, possibly. Mrs. and Luella Dollarhide departed on Tuesday for their home in Dennlson, Texas, having spent the summer here with their relatives, Mrs. John Cooper and family.

The funeral of John 8. Kelly, of Wells Creek, Wubaunsee. was held at the 51. E. church, this city, s-sterday morning, aud attended by the Masonic fraternity, and a largo congregation of uiouruers.

Merchants are freely joining the Mcrcan. tile Aatncy, which is growing in favor every week, so wel! does the system work. Uy it a person who does not satisfy bis debt is entirely deprived of credit, not only at one store, but at all stores. Mr. and Mrs.

A. P. McMillan gv a pleas-nut leu Tuesday night, to a number of their relatives. WW li rs, M. at one end of their g'Mit'rous board, and A.

P. at the other, there in always a feast of good thiugsand a flow of euul. 1 Mr. W. M.

Shumaker wan in Hie city Saturday, collecting material for the forthcoming Porieait and Biograplitoal album of Pottawatomie county, which Is to be issued by Chapman the weJJ(kuown publ alters of Chiwigo. Mayor Sprairue is tirdef common drunks on the street He fouiwl three officers worse than none, and so Saturday night be cuusfid a special meeting to be held, and with the full conseut of ttoe.councllmen prewnt, retir ed the mnrsliaL, li. A. Pierson, and special police, Wm. A.

Pattcngull. ('. M. I-aw-berson is retained its policeman, who has given general tjiuislf-ndtiou. He does mot pel" mit drunken mem roa in the strwta.auirt knaps good order, anhich Mayor 8prafue is determined to hare.

All good citlMius ay. Amen! Tuesday night mediad pleasure of bowing, ut our homo, the I.each-SclMjiar Quartette, a local mirakial organi.ution, rnion ii nuking good jwafjress. The meaJjers Ji'orcst Leui-h, viftMu; Mrs. Grace Lhj.u pliore, violoncello; Airtusur Scholar, oiialo and Eva Scholar, piano. Tlicy ju-uotrr-e -twice each we.k,nd though onpiaiced but ft few months, a number of unite (lilli- cult selectiojas.

vilth expresaiou and Itnisb. What better Ui'in'iou Is I hern tlu iinusiu? Our younf jieoplo iu Wamego, very uiuny of them, thittk lihete is none, to their Mr. the Mercantile Aaeney of Chicago, was in city last Friday and Saturday, iHibbe of the local oiuunl.utlon. A meotinjr was held Friday nifiht, when a number now members were admitted. This ageaoy good thing, and working lu manner highly entlsfaetoa-y our hruu-cy is lneotporulnd for the purpoee.aT protection Jo business ateu w.ho give credit, and is a -safeguard against thwse Who contract debtw mini do not juiy thetn.

Mr. Starr wat pratillfJ to tind ourmnrohiuits liking hold 10 ifoucrullv, and our are gra tilled the asiittjwve Mr. lias rendnrad ithuui. Tho Oetobor imiinber of thf PaiHr is gem mid cannot iuil to instriu tumitfcj Its yoiinir peadon. "The Way out," serial; ny "I'aiiMjp.

frown more unn wvre lmoresi-Ing. Tliof liort stories are ail good, untJ tlieutUmtloniit HcjjiI 10 eents to Lvthrcm t'oin-iliuny, DostKMi, iiorMUinple copy. Piso's JlcitKd for hy F. L. LvJikia.li Jk Co.

Cn it riLi is sob COLOMXV SI.EbPJEItS. Tiie Lluioii il'ai'ilic railway, known a Tlw Wverlatul liorfic hn-lniely addcil ilw wu'vico a nutiiiib -r of neW cars (which by the wiy nro built ny the Wrld dSaitaou Pullman Ham-pan, v) entitled Colonist Sleepers, ami wliieli for coiit'cniieiice mul cuiial'iiitl, line but bi'ikind the. Puliinan palace cai, l'lin cars ur designed for Hie use amd comfort of ijic c.olciHi mt. who with his family intend moyjog west to grow up with the couu-try, The only diireruuia) hetwoeii these ears and the regular lirst-class Pullman 3s that Ilia unionist, sleeper is not upholstered. There are fourteen set-tions ia each car, and m'pnrate tiilct rooms for ladies ami gentlemen.

At niiilit, by niouiis of sliding head boards mid lieav-y damask cuitiiius, as initcli privacy is seiiiirud as if the regular lirst-i'bisi, )eeper. Plenty of fresh, clean lowln and a good supply of witter aro also to he found. A uniformed porter tict'oinimiiies each enr to look after tho comfort and attend to the wauls of the no smoking Is allownd. It certainly neeius that for eluvip and roininodloiiH sleeping aeeonimodittions. while triivtdlng, these cars ciiiiimt bo excelled.

BEST GOODS At McMillan's CASH GROCERY WAMEGO MARKETS UHAIK MAHKKT. NpW Old Wheat, No. soft 00 No. 2, red winter 58 No, 3 wheat 53 Mixed corn 18 White corn 18 Oats 13 Flax 1 Oft- FLOUR, BKAN and SHIPSTUPC. (Retail.) Flour Jack Frost (patent) per sack $1 40 -Voge's Patent 1 HO -Palmetto 1 15 -Golden Eagle 1 05 Wonderland 5 -Comfort 80 -Union Pacific 1 45 -H.

8. (straight patent) 1 25. Supreme 1 15 -Gold dust 1 45 -White Lilly 1 30 Ladies' Favorite 1 20 -Okluhoma, 1 10 -Family 5 Graham Hour, 25 lb sacks 55 Bolted corn meal 25 Shipstuiff ton 9 00 Bran 8 00 Corn chop 11 00 PROUUCK MARKET. Eggs doz 10 nutter ft tb 8-1SH Potatoes 20-35 Apples, 25 50 Peaches. 2575 LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Shipping steers 3 00-3 75 Butchers cattle 150 2 00 Hogs 3 75 She Has Completely Cured. A daughter of my customer suffered from-suppressed menstruation, and her health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of ltrtidflcld's Female Itegu-lator, which cured her. J. W.

Hki Water Valley, Miss. Write The llradlield Keg. Co Atlanta for bv uil druggists. Why run after cheap, foreign made Tin ware, when you. can get good, home-made waros for the same mone'? See it 1 can suit you as well or better than the Cheap John dealer in shoddy goods.

S. M. STOVER. IS TIIE BEST. BEST Terr I Woven Wire Feirtk lli.rir AlljIzo.d.-liKI,,,.

Mlin Til mpn Tfie Ul.