The Onaga Courier from Onaga, Kansas • 4

THE 0NA9A 3 1J I C. IN WE WONDER. Who is out of coal? If some of our young lovers don't get cool sparking on the street? If Major Carl will test the temperature of iron on a cold day ith his tongue soon? Who drove up to Leason Cory's woodpile and loaded up his wood, with out permission? -DEAL GENERAL L. K. W.

Time Card. KAST. Passenger, 7:33 a. Mixed, No. 92 1:60 p.

in. WEST. Passenger A43 p. m. Mixed, No.

91 4:00 p. ni. M. R. Dickix.so.n, Agvnt.

ZDlxmzxoxy Pottawatomie Coc.ntv. Judtre (list, court. Win. Thomain, llurlintrame. Stale lsth A.

L. t'oleman, hi-Uita. district J. F. St.

Marys. (ktunty Attorney. C. W.Skene, Westmoreland County Treasurer J. W.

Arnold. County Clerk A. P. Sritchlield. Supt.

of Public Instruction M. U. Weltner. Ri-tfister of Deeds J. Cooper.

Clerk District James McKowen. Sheriff Urn Huey. Probate dire. Martin ilasiy. HMDISE! Rouglit and sold.

Staple and Fancy Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Country Produce ONAGA, New York Weekly Tribune National Family Newspaper. For FARMERS and VILLAGERS, And your favorite home paper, THE COURIER BOTH ONE TEAR FOR ONE DOLLAR Farm Loans at fo (5 Interest, with small commission added. We can offer borrowers better advantages than any firm in the county. If you want to make a farm loan, or L.

F. linHRBEt Publisher. 1'rBLISIIED EVEUY THURSDAY. Subscription, One Dollar per Tear. Entered atthePostofF.ee at Onasu, Kas, for ransinission through themailas2ndclassmatter WESTAIORELAND.

Our boys, Ed 0. and Jo M. Shiner, left for Sew Mexico, Monday. Every good man wishes for them success in i heir newly chosen country, with a surplus of good health thrown in. J.

K. Codding went to Kansns City, Monday, to represent several of the slxareholders in the new north telephone line, which it is reported has gone into the hands of a receiver. Sunday evening a fire broke out in one of the rooms at the home of M. F. Moore, in this city, and before it was extinguished, did much damage from smoke to clothing, bedding, ect.

It was narrow escape from a serious fire. A ooal oil stove is responsible for the fire. Logan Friend, the lumber men, have bought the lots east of the Christian church and will make them ready for the putting in of a lumber yard as soon as the new railroad i complete to this town. They are energetic business men, wide awake to all good, hence this move. Archie Toothaker's new Wheaton paper came to our exchange table last Saturday.

It is a good thing he has a rich dad. We sunk $150 in trying to give Wheaton a good paper but they would not have it. May be Archie has them tied up; we hope so, and then he will do'em hard while he has'em. The, thermometor registered 32 degrees below zero at the LaPierre, last Sunday morning, while many about town showed down at 30. Fred II.

(iriflin, of Blue says that it was 40 below at his house on that morning. However that may be, it was quite cold enough for al practical purposes, and don't you forget it. There has been shipped from Arkansas 30,000, or 17 car loads of ties for our new road, which will arrive during the coming week. Some of the "Doubting Thomases" are now beginning to get their eyes open, and may possibly, in the distant future become actually convinced. There are none so blind as those who won't see.

W. J. Keyser, owner of the Racket store, will sell out and remove to Atchison, where he will engage in business. Our people very much regret this movement on the part of Mr. and Mrs.

Keyser, though one and all wish for them unmeasured prosperity, though the word prosperity doesn't figure in Friend Keyser's manual. A deed from Sidney Dillon, receiver of the West end of the Central Branch, was filed a few days ago, on which there were $1,017.00 in" U. S. revenue stamps. And it is now said that 6leed, Ware Gleed, will push the Topeka, Westmoreland Waterville road, in the interest of the Santa Fe, the purchaser of the west end of the C.

B. On Tuesday, the 7th Hon. S. Fee-departed this life at his home in Wamego. lie was the nominee for probate judge on the republican ticket last fall, thereby becoming well-known to nearly all our citizens, who one and all deplote his passing away.

For one of his age, he was a remarkable spry, energetic man, and with it had many friends. J. L. Rogers, cashier of our bank, and Mrs. Nannie Cave-OfDaniel, tench-er of the primary department of our public schools, were united in marriage, Sunday noon, February 12, 1899, a the home of the bride's uncle, Dr.

T. It. Cave, in Westmoreland. They are among the most popular of our young folks, and will please accept the congratulations of their hosts of friend. They are now at Kansas City, making extensive purchases preparitory to bouse, keeping on their Westmoreland donated $10,000, nnd Rock Creek township subscribed $18,000 to tl capital stock of the Kansas Southern railway lust Saturday afternoon.

One young considerably afflicted with, a swelled.head, told an attorney that he could have an answer inside of two days. Th others of the board thereupon gave the answer, at Some young will never learn to respect their elders.no matter what ijiay come up. They -are tJiQ whole 'nhjng may If the past cold snap wouldn't make a fellow think where his last summer's wages went? Why Fred Hodgson nnd Tom Pos- ton should get mad lwcause Theo Leinbnch wanted to make them silent partners in his circus? Why we should be "snublx'd?" We thought some of our friends would have sent us a gaily colored valentine. If everyone who asks "how much is lYork schilling and 1 pence?" will at tend the "Olpe Time Soiree and Apron Faire" at the Congregational church the evening of the 22d? We hope they do, Continued success can come alone from merit. Dr.

Sawyer's Wild Cher ry and Tar is steadily increasing in sales because it is the best cough re medy on the market. At J. A. Kester's. Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that I have purchased of Walter Taylor, John Hobb's interest in the Onaga Meat Market and nil accounts against the firm of Smith llobbs will be paid by me, and all out standing accounts are payable to me. Ira Smith. A fine rocking chair given free with every $25 worth of goods purchased of A. llyman. Notice to Dog Owners.

If you have a dog and consider him valuable, keep him away from my place, as my property has been greatly damaged by them. After the publica tion of this notice I will shoot every dog that comes on my premises. B. T. Cdxwav.

For Sale. I will sell at private sale all my household consisting of: carpets, suit, heating stove, gasolene stove, chairs, sofa and many other useful articles. Everything nearly as good as new. Goods will be sold for cash or good note. Call at my residence.

D. F. Inoalhhe. Card of Thanks. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends and neighlwrs who assisted us in the caring and comfort of our departed mother.

A. J. axi 0. P. Cri-mbaker.

To our friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us in our late bereavement we wish to extend our heartfelt thanks. Mrs. Degrawaxo Family. There, is nothing mysterious in the wonderful cures effected by Dr. Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar.

You get the benefit of an eminent physician's prescription for all throat and lung diseases. At J. A. Kester's. A fine rocking chair given free with every $25 worth of goods purchased of A.

llyman. J. E. ob EM. Hair Cutting, Shaving and Shampooing.

Give me a call. ONAGA, KANS. Get Your Spring Suits at Home Girls like xhoys that have their clothes made at Condon Kajjee's, because they always fit neat and are up to date in style-. Cleaning and repairing neatly done. AH work CONDON KAGEE, 7e.stm.orel and, County Surveyor K.

Darrett. Coroner Dr. J. M. Jemiinq's.

I (m-u, Warner Commissioners letnpsey, Manhattan. J. Wilson. liniecourt convenes! First Tuesday in April and September, and second Tuesday in Deoein her. County commissioners meet on the lirst Monday in Januarv.

tirst Monday after the lirst Tues day of April, and first Monday in July and October. CITY DI RECTO KY Mavor. J. A. Kester Police F.

8 liatigoawout Councilmen, W. Miller, P. Ourtler, i. indoii Andrew lllld A. O.

FOX. Cliv Clerk U.A O'Meara Treasurer es Uui tier Murehal T. ClUKCllkS. M. E.

Church Preaching service every Sun day morning at 11 o'clock ami in the eveniug at 8 o'clock. Sunday school every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Epworth League service every Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening of each week. Kev.

E. IS. Pkbky, Pastor. Con a I Church Preach in service every bunday morning aC 11 o'clock and In the pVtnintr AlA oVlock. Wumlay school every Sunday morning- at 10 Clock Christian endeavor meeting every Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.

Prayer meeting on Thursday evening of each week. Kev- W.O. Hairk, Pastor, Professional Cards. E. F.

RICHARDSON, Physician Surgeon, nftir nvf.r Rvehunire Bank. Paying calls promptly attended ONAGA, KANSA8 A. L. BENTON, Resident Dentist. Gold Fillings a Specialty.

Office over A Exchange Bank. ONAOA, KANSAS L. FITHIAN, -AND- SE DENTIST. Office at residence on Proseet street. ONACA, KANSAS W.

Skene, LAWYER. WESTMORELAND KANSAS. ATTORNEY at LAW. Westmoreland, Kansas. HEOKGK It.

SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW. WESTMORELAND, KaNSAD. J. Codding. W.

F. Challw. CODDING CHALLIs, Lawyers, City Heat Market. FRESH III CURED MEATS. Oysters, Celery, Fish und Game in Season.

Cash Paid For Hides and Produce. GJtAIX BOUGHT AND SOLD For Loans, write to Shiner. ESTATE us. O'flEARA SON. BUY OR SELL REAL do not fail to see Do You Buy Are you sure you always get your of Clothing and Drycoods? If you are of a real economical turn of mind we can make it worth your while to trade with us.

No matter what part of the county you may live in, we can positively make it an object to you to buy of us. Our big double store contains the newest and largest stock of ORY GOODS, CLOTHING in the county, and we positively will not be undersold by any one at any time at any place. We 1 would be pleased to see you and prove our statements. Kespectfully, THL ONE-PRISE CASH STORE, H. Amelunxcn 5 The News of Kansas AND WORLD, Twice each week, while it is fresh and interesting, can he obtained for the cost of an ordinary weekly paper by reading THE SEMI-WEEKLY GIPITIL.

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