The News du lieu suivant : Blaine, Kansas • 4

ONE DAY. tiii: NEWS. 1'ublMiud wtly b) B. I. M.

1.. Jwiinn, EdMur. FC I WKUFFJE RSP Bargains on A NOTICE, Commencing June 8th, the follow-lug Refrigerator service to and from Kansas City Mo. and Leavenworth and all points on L. K.

fc goes into effect. West bound. A refrigerator car will be loaded at Kansas City Mo. every Monday, leaving Kansas City Tuesday mornings, arriving at Blaine at 0-10, tn. East bound loaves Blaine at p.

rn. Tuesdays and Fridays, arriving at Kansas City Mo, at 11-B5; p. m. samedny. A.

L.Haiiknkss, Agent. ONAGA. Mr. Arch llaues and son and Tom Day left last week for Idaho. They are interested in mines at Ketchum.

J. 0. Benton nas had his office neatly papered. Miss Bessie Bunco, of Soldier, visited in town. Miss May Rokes went to West of Clothing for the next If in need of a good summer dress, do not fail to look over our stock of Swisses, Dimites, Percales, Lawns Josuro and look over our we luive Homo reat bargains 30 days Shoo Stock before in tli is line Stock We Offer IF In Our Grocery We wish to reduce our Qneenswnre stock and will make the low.

est prices on same that we have ever offered. 300 1 lb. jwekages of Lily Soda at per package, A few Saddles and Team Harness to be closed out at Great Discounts, 2 His, of choice Baking Powder for MO packag of XXXX and Levring COFFEE at lOcper package. 300 packages of Corn Starch at uc per package. Yeast Foam, 3 packages for JOc.

2 lbs. of Smoking Tobacco for 300 cans of Lily Lye, Guaranteed to lie as good us Lewis ye argain Sale price oc per can. We want 10,000 Dozen Eggn during the next three weeks, and will alwaj pay the Highest prices the market will allbrd. We also want Butter, Beef Hides, Poultry and Corn. YOURS FOR The Blaine Mer.

Co. FRED JONES, Manager. 3 lUiUaiihiiiiiuuaiauuiituuiaiiiUiiiiuiiuaauaiuaiuuiiiiiuiUuiUuUuiiif Monday, June 0th, Dr, Thomson DENTIST, will at Blaine, MOODYVILLE. Born to Mr. find Mrs.

W. W. Hummer, June 12, a 12 pound boy Will has a big smilo. Mr. Moody is busy putting up Ids aiiaitu.

Bert Snyder 3s working for Mr. moony. Sun bonnets are all the go. E. V.

Moody and lady was en out riding Sunday. Dr. Wilson and wife, of West- morelaud spent Suuday afternoon at the springs. J. J.

Lauer and daughter visited at his folks Sunday. Jas, Siebert and sister Rosa, spent Sunduy at Mr. Lauer's. Mrs. Curtis Wilber is reported some hotter.

Mrs. M. T. Walden visited with her sister, Mrs. W.

W. Hummer. Tuesday. A. A.

(Richards and wife spent Sunday at R. Wyatts'. Fred Knitter and family visited at Herman Knitters' Sunday. Tony Lauer helped Moody putun his alfalfa. Maggie Lauer visited at home Sunday.

Grace Moody visited at wheaton last week. Mrs. Fifield visited with her sister, Emma Lauer last Monday. Mr. Nick Lauer and family visited at home Sonday.

Elmer Fifield is Herman helpina Knitter. Mrs. A. Richards and Mrs, Ed Murphy went to Westmoreland Sun day- U. M.

C. Just received a nice line of furni ture, Riley Hdw. Co. Cuatis Bros, Shipped a car load of hogs to St, Joe Wednesday. Sheriff Huey was in town on busi ness.

Corn taken in exchange for cloth ng at the Blaine Mer. Co. store. L. T.

Tolin came up from Soldier Wednesday evening. County candidates are coming out goodly array. Miss Amelia Lantz, of Pleasant Run is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. Valburg.

We have two set of team harness eft. Will sell at cost. Riley Hdw. Co. LOST.

On the Road between M. Cronan's and II. P. Mann's, a ladies cape, tinder will kindly leave it at the store of Chas. Seapy.

Rev. Father Meehan came up on the 0: p. ni. train Wednesdav. Mrs.

Chas. Seapy was in West moreland Thursday. E. Holston went to Westmore. land Wednesdav.

Thousands of yards of choice new prints just received. Blaine Mer. Co. Celebrate the 4th in Frankfort. Why? Because! She has clean, cool grounds, The most harmonious musical sounds.

A breezy, pleasant shade. The smoothest soft lemonade. Two of the best speakers in all these broad lands. And the World-renowned Marvs- ville band. We have four hundred dollars to blow.

And the way we'll rnake the 4th hump won't be slow. Our eveninjr's Pvrotecnioal disn av will close the howling, patriotic day, But the thing to cross oceans to see is the fire-lit picture of Dewy, fiere on a mammoth glorified screen will the hero of Manila, our Admiral, be seen, and before it fit tbe close of the day the multituds will shout glory! glory I hurrah! Last year we had two hundred dollars to spend on our Forrth and 11 who came, and there Was a raulti. tude, went away feeling they had been dealt with by Frankfort in a handsome manner. This year Frankfort has doubled that Bum of money, nu ner citizens nave redoubled the efforts to aniuse the fast tlirnntr. People for forty miles away are1 sending in word that they propose spend one day of the tear iri a whooqing, joyous national holiday, and that this city is the place td spend it.

This is no dream. We will haVe a (smooth, agreeable Fourth this year, if money will buy It and a diligent, itidustrioiis, enterprising citizen committee can furnish it. The Admiral Dewe pvrotecnieal picture1 will be a startling display1 Of marvelous ingenuity' in tb wav erf trick cctahbhiatiohs of livid eolote'd fire which will bring oiit the1 Admiral in tmtlinef tipon an Immeneef This feaftfre alone cbst ifptveff'd tA twenty-five flollarf artd rtill close ih HTMtixteWi of f(ja' g'ra'rfd' B. J. Aiiew iil bun mt tMti ffd hogs and pay the1 WgoWrt price' rwrisi will erB-Wd; VI It ti.lun-ii iu lliu i Hint oHtea at Ululim, KnMt, acniniil-iduM Bin I NT.

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Friday, June 16, 1899. PERSONAL AND LOCAL ONE DAY. Mmulitv, Juno lOlh, Dr. Thomson DENTIST, will lx 11 1 Blaine. The revenue collector, of 11 worth ivns iu town Tuesday.

Buy tlio Delft ware of Kiley Hdw, to. Mi HI) Uu Hall returned from Westmoreland Wednesday. Mr. Hobbs, of tbe Topeka Taper was in town last Monday. Bring your job work to this office and get it done right.

Jack Malone, of Clear Fork, was iu town Monday. Dennis O'Connell returned from Kaunas City Saturday night. Nliecial prices on bedroom suits. Kiley Hdw Co, Miss Edith Knapp'came up Westmoreland last Sunday. from U.

J. Allen went to Kansas City with a load of hogs Monday Special prices on clothing. Blaine Mer. Co. The editor and family spent Sat urdav and Sunday with relatives Stockdale.

born June 12 to Mr. and Mrs. W. Plummer, of Moodyville a 12 puuiid Ixjy. Safety oil can for sale by Riley Hdw.

Co. Tell your neighbors Dr. Thomson, Dentist, will be at Blaine next Mon- lav. One day only. Mrs, Walsh and Mrs.

Moran have put a nice iron fence around their lots at the cemetery. E. F. Cronan returned from Kansas City Monday night. Buy your flour from Jones, of the Blaine Mer.

as he buys by the car load and can sell it RIGHT. Clias. J. Anderson, of Westtnore land visited the News Office last Tuesday. Mrs.

Roach is having her hotel repaired. Mr. Gardner, of Soldier, is doing the work. Dr. Thomson, Dentist, -will here next Monday.

be Charley and Mabel jf Westmoreland, were among the number confirmed Wednesday. We have hundreds of suits that we desire to sell during the next few weeks and are offering everything in this line at unheard of prices. Blaine Mer. Co. Kev.

Fr's. Hundt, of Myres Valley and Michel, of Frankfort, were here Wednesday to assist in the ceremonies of confirmation. Miss Lola Bishop returned from Leavenworth Monday, where she has been visiting friends. Wanted. To buy all kinds of hogs and cattle, Hogs received any time.

Curtis Bbos. Blaine Kans. Dr. Thomson, Dentist, will bo here net Monday. The Rev.

Bishop, of this diocese, eoufered the sacrament of confirmation on a large number of this and Wheaton parishes Wednesday. one Day. Monday, June 10th Dr. Thomson, will be at Blaine. Corn is getting pretty weedy, and if the rain don't let up pretty soon the weeds will get the better of the better Of tbe farmers.

We don't like to kick about the wekather, but we are no hog. Take your poultry to the Blaine Mer, store and get the" highest market price, Mrs. John Keiley, of Leaf eflwtrth is visiting at Mike Finan's If you ha re" any dental Work yotf want done1 don't fail to nee- Dr. i'boroson. lie will be in Blaine- on Monday Jafle 19th, One day Gtfil Dtrtink Detehy, of wl ykrtf of tfis place-, Aidi ill, ti'M hottiis in Leavenworth Junto l-m ml wm burled at WWealoB incls Organdies, Dotted having, J.

J. iMALONEY Manufacturer of qtd Wbolesaledealer.m.., Ciirai mie Factory Number-, 200. District of Leader, AND TJIE Bon Ton. Second Floor Hecber Wamego, Kansas. Gleason's Horse Book' FREE CoftUlM 4U0 pagA aid 116 irtlrtrntlooi JrVltfi AM book pper, rtlfh pge-6)i Mn, If HE U'ri'tR iVkk Minii.

We will send thil tirtot Wnether ilh one irearN mibscriptioh to Frm and Klrmldc, the eadinfr twice-a-month farm journal nViblislittl In the United States, lilKK to everyone who srnda IM Alt CK5 IN Mr a vea'r'l Wilnrrlnlinn In jh'ann, KnrAare and Pataor, a to'rilAT ilhistmtd home and farm tnairasine tnnt shonld be in 'every home. Remember that you fcet Ifte two lournaia ror a wnoie year ana me dook an sent postpaid to your address for 60 tni (worth jK FARM FURNACE AND FACTORY, flOANOKE, VAi, AUCTIONEER will try fedfis 'throughout Ae touhtyat reArfou-ftbro rates; 'SatisfaCtlofi guarantor. t)tdera tikeu BfteNir.wsoHiV'e. Wr nis 'brother-iilJaW. Jas.

M- gate, Tefft ft nis n'6nf6 at Hofton- 'and Pete ta'tfer 'aVi'A Ernett Started for W.ycWini)!; Vhtf Pi moreland last week to attend the institute. Charley Myers attended the W. A. convention at Kansas City. The railroad company has placet some needed repairs on the depot platlorm, ,1 P.

P. Grim was in Westmorelani last week on Mr- Goo, Malone went to Kansas City laHt week. J. K. Codding and C.

W. Skene were in Onaga attending a law-suit the 7th inst. Major Jenkins' new home is nearly 1 1 unisneu. Dr. Wahlcumier, optician, was at the City Hotel the most of the week Mrs.

Snodgrass has creatly im proved her property on third street by placing stone coping on the re taming wall. Marshal Boston was compelled to call the patrol wagon last week in order to properly care for a badly jageu "num. The case of C. A. O'Meara vs.

Dan Fendegast, was tried in Onaera the 7th resulting in a verdict for the plaintiff. Mr. Chas. Day will occupy Mr. 0, W.

Grover's city residence until his new house is finished. Alfred Cory has commenced work on the foundation of a new barn, to be erected on his property. Mrs. Nellie Lynd returned last week trom Moline, 111., where she has just completed another very sue cesstul term as teacher in the city schools. One day last week Andrew Wilson made a trip into the country and sold three sewing machines.

Mr Wilson is selling more goods in this line than any other agency in the state. The Woodman team went to Neil chatel Saturday night to assist in the work of the order. Mayor Richardson, of Havensville i I i 1 1 -w4 visiieu nis nrotner, Milt tticharclson Saturday and Sunday. The band at their rehersal Friday evening presented Clarence Hagha woui wima new arum, it is an ex tra large instrument of splendid tone ana elegant hnish, and adds much to the acquipment of the organiza tion. The boys have received their new uniforms and now rank in music and instrumentation with the best bands in the county.

The open air rehersal Friday evening was greatly eujuyeu vy ineir inenas. Dr. Thomson, Dentist, will here next Monday, LAGRANGE. Jimmie Barkes) in cllhibing over a siat tence Monday evening fell and cut his left leg severely on the snarp point ot a slat. MissLlly Dotson and Mr.

Thotnas, near Frankfort, Sundayed with Mrs. Musgrave, 'Smith park is the only place td spena unaay alternobn. Mrs. James McConchie ahd Mas: ter Emmet, of AtchlsOti, are visiting Ei R. Smith has taken agency to sen steam ioou cookers in Pottawatomie" County, Ea'fl Welu is staying ttt ft MUS-graveS.

donn ana family we're down front Wells, Wednesday lust ween. Waltet-Shreindr visited at Bartles last wefk. Charley Barkes was with: us Fn day afternoon, from Reserville. Miss Bessie Snodgrass is nursing a severely spramea anhle. Beauty; A TousAti Tongues' could not express the rapture of Anna E.

Springer, of 1125 Howard St.j Philadelphia, when she found thdt Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption had completely cured her of a hacking cough that for mdhy years had made life a bufden. All other remedies and doctors could give' her no Help, btft She says of this royal cure1 "It soon rettoved the paW la my cflest arid I can! n'ow Sleep strilndly, some- tfcbv i mjbumt fe'tte'mw ao- Mjf i tel like' Its Wtl4f MWj'Mit the' So will tfmtm wlio tfife'9 Dr: Kftig'S UMhU fi)L tterff felted fif ivNtijt: Pfife 56o. iiidtifXH: TfiaT Duties' free at N. Dfslrop'rf drug Ht6rej ee'ry bottle BUSINESS, City Livery Stable.

THOS. O'CONNOR, Agt. First class rigs always in readi ness, with or Withoutdrivers. 1 Commercial trade solicited. Draying attended to-.

We aim to please our customers. A FREE PATTERN (your own Mlrctton) tA trrrj tab-! Krioen uniy cent ytax. MS CALLS MAGAZINE A LAWEi' MAQAZINB. I A fern i bWiliit o)6Ml tlU'ttfe liteit (Mtan drwmikinff cononwi lancv o(t household hinti 1 6clro. Vs.

Sub- Uiy uttttt wuiiL hnd lot una, IfMlBV. SWlUh, Reliable. Blmoie. WtvVo-! date, Ecoooailcal and Absolntelj rcrieGi-c mini faper nnenu. MS CALL Waair I Patterns 5 (No-Seam-Allowance Patterns.) Only to trx! if eachHnboe hifhef.

mi Ak for th-i. Sold in nearly vtry Wiy 2 5 Ahd town, or by mail from 2" fs THE McCALL C6.k j8-t4 Watt (4th ti Tortc. Every silver voter should read Senator SlewArOs paper, the Silver Knight-Watchmnh) published at WTashinizton D. The reiular subscription pttce $1 a yeah For $1.60 we will send the News and Silver Knight-Watchman for one yiar. Tn'e AmerVca'A ftondonfcormist bib- lishevi at Indianapolis, Iftd.

is Xtno of We leading reforrt paper's of America. The News ftUd Ihe Non- cofiformist bVh one ytlat for $1.75. 1for mst. o'e VWit 'a'nd te Ka FarVner, TOe ferWe of eacn 'is Take adVa'itaafe of otrr offer wtj aVt5 "fift fiMK That Throbbinu HEADACiiE-would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New Life Pills.

Thousands of Bufferers nave proved their match less merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 23 cents.

Money back if not cured, Sold by N. Bishop, druggist. LAGRANGE. Written tor lunt wock. Mack Massey has just completed a well on his place.

He dug to the depth of feet and found water. The water immediately filled in to the depth of 75 feet, Miss Maude Wright went to Marysville Monday to attend the teacher's institute and examination. An agent for Stock food Cookers has been traveling our neighborhood and with some sucsess. We understand he and Abe Cummings had a contest Monday with their cookers, but we did not learn theresult. Miss AbbiC Welsh and Mrs.

Mc-Gatlin went to Barnes last wttek. Miss Lena Scbreiner went doVn to Kansas City Tuesday of laHt week to spend several wtseks. Several from our neighborhood attended the social at Irssh Creek church Thursday evening of last week. Jftmes Kennedy shipped a fitift lot of hogs to Kansas City market this W.etfk. "Tfinab' 4rtu pony threw her rtff one wvening last week.

Since then she mbVes about as if suddenly stricken with old age" or rheumatism-. Fflday evening laBt week just whdn that rain was coming August Ford saw he mnst hurry to get home ahead of the rain, so with the aid of a sharp flash of lightning, a refresh-ing puff of wind and a little quick movj of the team the hay he was hauling was unloaded by the side of the road with August under it. Miss Clttra Daniels, of Reserville, visited the Misses MuBgrave last Thursday ttnd Friday. Miss Rachel Musgrave accompanied her home and visited until Sunday. Misses Bufckley, of Reserville, spent Sunday with the Misses Musgrave, Mr.

Jesse Cravens fame up frbm Oklahoma to Visit old acquaintances. Beautt. ONE DAY. Monday, Jude 19tb, Dr. Thomson HENTIST, wifl be at Blaine.

Mitchell, of vTftat.rrtHrBlnrd Mi iH tHvvH Robbed the Grave. A startling incident, of Which Mr. John rated by him as follows: "I was in a most dreadful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in back and no appetite gradually growing weaker day by day. Thre- physickins had given me up.

Fortunately a friend advised trying Electric Bittersj and to my great joy and surprise the first bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well mam I know they saved my life and fobbed the grave of another victim." No one should fail fa try them. Only 50c a bottle, at Is. Bishop drug store. Tell your ftoighlxirs Dr.

Thomson, Dentist, will be at Blame next Mon day. The Blaine Mer. Co. has iust re ceived a large order of fresh seeds from F. Barteldes, proprietor of the Kansas Seed Hous, ef Lawrence.

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