The Mount Hope Clarion from Mount Hope, Kansas • 1

VOLUME XIV. MT. HOPE, SEDGWICK COUNTY KANSAS FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1809. NO 4. GENTLEMEN! I LOCAL NEWS "A All colors, sizes and prices go at Mrs.

Bessie Jewett wife of Abnor died at her home near Mt. Hope, Aug. 4th, 1899. Her maiden name was Bessie Ferguson, She was bom in Green county, Aug. 27th, 1852.

Removed to Kansas with her parents in the Sgring of 1874. Was married to Abuer Jewett July 4th, 1877. Most of her life was spent in Sedgwick county, where she was widely Known us a woman of strong character, noted hospitality, warm friendship, and loving devotion to her family. Her friends and neighbors of this vicinity, where she has resided but a few short years, mourn her loss as one of whom we 20c each. Window glass at T.

II. Cornwall's. The rainfall for tba mouth of July was 5.8-1 inches. Everything sold at a good price at Mc-Slurry Bros, sale Wednesday. Wanted.

Girl to do general housework. Inquire at Pope Harris drug store. Threshing machines were kept from work several days last week and the first of this by rain. Miss Maud Thomas spent several days C. THOMAS u.u truly say, her influence was always Lend Me Your Ear, while I give you a little talk about our shirts.

This is an article we have not mentioned to you before and therefore the following descriptions and low prices are worthy of your careful perusal. Our shirts are good shirts. Men's good colored shirts with collars and cuffs attached, only 50c Men's colored shirts with two collars and extra cuffs 75c Men's extra quality silk front shirts, others uharga 125. $1.00 Fancy bosom white shirts with extra cuffs, A No, Nice colored shirts with cuffs to use white collars with 7oc Other colored bosom shirts to use white collars with. and 75o Unlaundered linen white shirts 50c A few ladies shirt waists left which we offer at a great reduction.

J. E. FISl-imGl Have You Seen Them? for good, We are better that she has lived among us. We offer our deep est sympathy to the bereved family for Those New Buggies of Ours. at Wichita this week visiting Mrs.

Carl Klein and others. Window glass of all sizes, and putty at Duraiid tlattan's. The platform dance last Saturday night whs well attended but cut a little short by a threatening rain storm. the lost of a loving wife and mother. The funeral service were conducted by Rey.

Buck of Wichita at the home of the deceased. The remains were taken to Wichita for burial. Base Ball Items, Mrs Illgonfritzot Lafayette, spent a few days last week visiting friends in the home of C. E. Ferren.

C. Blake shipped two cars ot hogs and F. F. Williams one car of cattle and hogs the first of the week, Our first nine went up to Hutchinson last Friday and beat their nine after a hard fought game. The score stood 18 to 23.

The hot weather that day made it We would like to have some of our very hard work for the boys and they von readv to do vour FALL PAINTING? If so. let us fur- farmer subscribers brine in four bushels came home tired out. of corn and get a credit of $1.00. unr nish you the paints and oils. We will make you bottom prices on thetn.

Ice cream, soda water, lemonade and The Mt, Hope second mine played the Bentley nine at this place last Saturday afternoon. The first part of the game pop at Pope Harris's drug store. U. Hi. erren and is.

French were over Stationary, Stock Food3, was decidedly in favor of Beutly but our nilD line of Drugs, Patent MedicineR, and Sundries js complete. in the vicinity of Arlington Tuesday and boys rallied and run seventeen scores Wednesday on business and pleasure. the last inning, easily winning the game. Score 23 to 35. Mrs 0.

B. W. Bowers, of Lamed who has been visiting ber sister Mrs. C. The "kid nine" or third nine went over have added a nice line of CANDIES to our stock and connection with the soda fountain.

E. Ferran returned to her home last Sat to Bentley last Sunday and wrenched a good game from the same nine that made urday. POPE HAERIS. C. E.

Evans, of near Hutchinson, is our second nine work so hard to win from fiving up L. M. Thome's old store and the day before. Score 13 to 16 in favor of PL -fr fa-- 24 -fr Mt. Hope.

The boys came home happy will open up a short order and lodging house, and will play them again some time in the future. Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Pratt returned We told you they were coming and they are here, and offered at prices that will astonish you they are so low. Call and see them whether you want to buy or not We can sell you a Buckeye or an Osborn mower as cheap as Call and see them. DURAND HATTAN. iNo jollier or happier set has landed in home this week from their visit in several states, ue says there is no place eaual to Headquarters for School Supplies town for a long time than the colored nine Kansas. of Hutchinson when tbey jumped off the A complete assortment of jewelry at T.

10:13 train yesterday morning, Mt. Hope H. Cornwall's. easily won the game by a bcore of 10 to 33 The colored boys gave it up at the end of the eighth inning Unit Mr. and Mrs.

Scott McCormick's little for the coming school year will be at baby has been seriously sick for the past could not play ball good enough to beat two weeks but is now in a fair way to' recovery. Mt. Hope. Post Office Store. E.

E. Cummings spent a few days this The fats went over to Burrton yester week with relatives in Wichita. Mell day and played their fat nine. Score 23 to 24 in favor of Burrton. They will Staffer attended to the creamery during his absence.

play a second game at this place Saturday Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs, W. S.

Mackey settled their new house last week by giving a party to the young folks. A good time YOU are looking for a place where you can buy all of your building material at one sale and not be bothered with running here for lumber, there for lime, and somewhere else for agatite, or cement, or building paper or brictt, Weekly Climate-Crop Bulletin U. S. Department of Agriculture, Cli was had by all. Mr.

Bender has the thanks of this office mate and Crop Bulletin of the Weather Bureau, Kansas Section, for the week end for a basket of floe grapes. He promises Goto KAUTZ CO. and see those new Stoves and Ranges. All bought before the big raise in the price of iron. lo bring in a few big bunches later to ing Aug 15, 1899.

GENERAL CONDITIONS. show his ability to cvltivate grapes. A not, dry week, air showers tell in The best ready mixed paints in all colors at T. II. Cornwall's.

Haskel and Kearney and northwestward to the Nebraska line; in the southern Farmers say there will be very little counties from Harper to Labette; in King' wheat planted in the corn this fall. The man, Sedgwick and Reno, thence north heavy winds have blowed it down so a drill can not be used between the rows. eastward into Dickinson, Shawnee and Come to h. N. Renfrew Co.

MOUNT HOPE, KAS. where all of these and many other necessaries are sold by one firm. We always sell at living prices (living prices are not exorbitant prices) and guarantee you will find our stock first-class in every respect. Jefferson; and in Jackson, Marshall, Nem Jacob Lumbert, who lives southeast of T. H.

CORNWALL, M. DnUGrG-IST. aha, Brown and the northern part of 4 Pottawatomie and Doniphan. Ligh town, has been hauling lumber for several days to erect a (jne new house. H.

If. Renfrew furnish the material. showers scattered through many of the Everything kept in a First-Class Drug Store. other counties. STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, WINDOW GLASS, (all sizes) PAINTS, (in the dry and in oil, all colors) JEWELRY, VARNISHES, AXLE GREASE, ETC.

MIDDLE DIVISION. Early corn is made in Cowley and Mc-Plierson, is suffering for rain in Barber, Kingman and Pratt, damaged in and is drying up in Ottawa and Sumner, in the rest of the counties it is generally in fine condition, Late corn has been hurt in Cowley, and is needing rain in Discovered by a Woman. Another great discovery has been made, and that too, by a lady in this country. "Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three For Sale.

Three room house and two lots, finely located in Mt. Hope. Also personal property at private sale. Mrs, M. E.

Pace. Mr, and Mrs. Lum Race, Misses Lyda Wimp aud Clara McCormick and Claude McMurry started to Geuda Springs yesterday to camp out and drink mineral water. L. W.

Baird one of our retired farmers Remember my NEW LOCATION First door west of J. E. Fishback's, Real Estate For Sale. STOCK FARM. 275 acres, miles from Mt.

Hope. 150 under cultivation, balance in pasture and meadow. 70 bearing apple trees, 225 budded peach trees. House of 5 rooms and 4 closets. Fair stable, grainery and cribs.

Price $4500. months she coughed incessantly, and could not sleep. She finally discovered a way to recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr Edwards, Harper. Ottawa, and the northern part of Dickinson, but is in very good condition in the other counties. Corn cutting has begun in Barber and Ottawa to save the fodder.

Plowing continues in was up from Wichita two days this week STATE BANK OF MT. HOPE. Capital Surplus SIOOO. King's New Discovery for Consumption, on business. He did not forget to call on the Mentor and leave a doliar for anoth and was so much relieved on taking first Cloud and Cowley, has been suspended by dose, that she slept all night; and with two Incorporated, under the laws of Juuisum, Nov.

8. 95; Opened for business Dec. 24, '95 dry weather in Harper, Kingman, and hOasy terms. bottles, has been absolutely cured. Her Burglar Insurance carried, thus insuring safety to depositors.

name is Mrs. Luther Lutz. Thus writes W. STOCK FAHM. 245 acres.

130 Insurance, Farm Loans, Collections and Conveyancy Rush, and is getting too dry for it in Saline. Haying pontinues. Early apples did fairly well in Pratt, late ones not as er year. Take your laundry to Pope Harris, agent for the Anerican steam laundry at Hutchinson. Shipped every Tuesday.

Mrs. G. A. Cilmore has purchased the P. S.

Lenhart residence, just north of the Congregational church. They will move acres under the plow, 20 acres or made a specialty. Your account solicited. Albekt McFadben. President.

Jorgenben, Cashier, Directors: well. meadow and 95 acres of pasture. 4 miles from Mt. Hope. A fine Sedgwick.

Corn somewhat damaged Albekt McFadden. II. Jorgensen, W. H.Dwigiit, by the hot sultry weather in the western part, and plowing interfered with no damage to crops in central part. S.

E. Buensides, S. B. Amidol, never failing creek runs through the pasture. Good barn, 36x40 feet, with stone basement.

5 room house. This is one of the best stock farms this vicinity. Hammick of Shelby, N. C. Trial bottle free at Pope Harris's drug store.

Regular size 50c and $1.00 Every bottle guaranteed. Attend College Thin Year. Never in the History of our country was there a grander opportunity than the present for educated young men and women. What an auspicious moment for those who arc just now on the threshold of life. Grand Island Business and Normal College has for fourteen years been the leading institution of its kind in the western O.

C. BOBBINS, Pres. K. E. PIERCE, Cash to town and occupy the place soon.

The principal object is to get the young folks near the Bchool. The mortgages released in Sedgwick county during the month of July, aggregated in amount $131,000, as shown by the records. New liens filed for the month, Notice. All pupils who wish to take up studies in the higher branches this coming term of school will please report to me before Cqpitql, $10,000. Sqrplqs, $5,000.

Does General Banking Business; a net decrease ot indebtedness of nearly $75,000. school commences. F. W. Mueller, Clerk.

By order of the board. states and last year more than twice as Eastern Exchange bought and sold. Collections given Pkompt Attention. Money to Loan on Real Estate securities. No Delayaswepay the money as soon as perfect title is shown.

F. P. Reiohenberger, who lives several 'A JNew lork paper says a society woman kneads bread with her gloves on," remarked the editor ot the Jay County Bazoo. "That's nothing. We need bread wiith onr boots on; we need bread with many calls were received for its graduates as could be supplied.

Everything necessary for a successful start in life is taught Business, Normal and Shorthand courses. miles south of here, paid this office a pleasant visit Tuesday. He had been out looking after some of their land, He and Conveyancing and all kinds of legal papers carefully drawn. Insurance written in Standard Companies. FARM.

80 acres well improved, good orchard, considerable timber around the house and school close by; 2 miles from Mt. Hope. Price $2J0O. Farm. Farm of 160 acres, 140 under plow.

20 acre pasture fenced, small orchard, house and other improvments. Price $3200. easy terms, no incumber-ance, four miles from Mt. Hope. Call on or address B.

French, MT. HOPE, KAS. IMlei! Tile! Why be bothered with this annoying complaint when Banner Sslve will cure our pants on; and, if some of our delin Expenses, low. Board only iffi.au per week. One year time given on tuition quent subscribers don't soon pay up, we'll if desired.

College record sent free, or for his brother are what he calls land poor, They own about 2000 acres of good Kansas soil. need bread without any clothes on." six cents will end elegant catalogue. Address A. M. Haroes, President.

Grand Island, Neb, The Burrton Graphic thinks their ball I would like to ask the Mentor to change the ad I wrote for C. Thomas's store, for I did not think it would cause him two extra clerks. But what surprises THE PLAZA, 2i3 Lawrence Ave, Wichita, Ks. A quiet hotel in residence district, two squares from business streets. Excellent table and rooms.

Rate $125 ner day. Baths free for guests Our baby was sick for a month with severe cough and catarrhal fever. Although we tried many remedies she kepi Retting worse until we used One Minute Cough Cure. it relieved at once hmI cured her in a few dayi. B.

L. Nance, Prin. High School, Bluff-dale, Texas. Pope Harris. nine was terribly wronged when the Sterling nine failed to meet them at Hutchin-sou last week as they agreed to, but don't say a word about their nine serving the Quickly cure constipation and rebuild and invigorate the entire system never gripe me most is that he hag not had lime to award the prize which I am most anxious or nauseate De Witt's Little Early Riser.

T. H. Cornwall. about. RoMMET Jewell.

Mt. Hope boys the same way. Pope IlAimis. you..