The News from Blaine, Kansas • 4

Card of Thanks. Roiihudtiib (Ihavu. A startling Incident, of which Mr, John Oliver.of TIIK NEWS. Pullll.lll.il Wl.l.kl) ll II, M. M.

L. I'auhiinu, Killlor. All arains on Kinds 1 of Clothing 30 (lays. for the next and look over our If in need of a good summer dress, do not fail to look over our stock of Organdies, Dotted iJwisses, Dimites, Percales, Lawns Shoo Stock before buying, 5o suro ilM we lmve koiiw o'vniit biiro'iihiM in tins I i i svj i i.i 1 In Our Grocery Stock We Offer zf 500 packages of XXXX and Levring COFFEE at lOcper pnekage. 300 packages of Corn Starch at 5c per package.

Yeast Foam, 3 packages for 10c. 2 lbs. of Smoking Tobacco for 35c, 300 cans of Lily Lye, Guaranteed to lw as good as Lewis We wish to reduce our Quif nsware stock and will make the 1 est prices on same that we have ever offered. 300 1 lb. packages of Lily Soda at tic per package.

A few Suddles and Team Harness to be closed out at Discounts. 2 lbs. of choice Baking Powder for 23c. Lye argain Sale price 5c per We want 10,000 Dozen Eg'tfs during' the next three weeks, and will always pay the Highest prices the market will afford. We also want Butter, Beef Hides, Poultry and Corn.

can. 1 YOURS FOR The Blaine Mer. Wo desire, through the News, to express to tho people our grateful thanks for the kindness mid usHist mice extended to us inn-nig our present sore bnreavomeut. Words fail to txpress the gratitude we feel. A.

W. Pahkh and Family. ON AO A. The ruin Friday night mid Saturday was a money maker. Mr, JanioH Whooler has goue to Greenleaf.

The township board met Monday. A. Fox was in Westmoreland. A. Ingalsbo, was in town.

Surveyor Barrett was over from Westmorulund. Mr. (). J. Grover and wife visited in Havensville.

Mr. Geo. Trout, of Waniego was looking over his business interests here. Mr. Grant Guflynud F.M.

Biown wore out to oltona on business. Gurtler Brothers sold two new buggies last week. Mr. Arthur and Miss Mablo Cook returned from a two weeks visit to Topeka and other points. T.

C. McConnell, of the Holton tribune, was in town iu the interest of his paper. Jack Chambers has enlisted in the Light Artillery, at Fort Kiley. Wesley Kimball and Joe Budd, of Havensville, were transacting business here Wednesday. Miss Cora Miles has been visiting friends and relatives here.

She returned home labt week. I. M. Gibson is building himself new carpenter shop. This is a convenience he has needed for some time.

The Steam Merry-go-round has gone to Havensville, they spent a very profitable week here. C. W. Learner is in Lecompton, enjoying a vacation with his wife little daughter, lie expects to be absent about a week. During the absence of Rev.

Hair the Congregational church will be plastered, papered and painted. Harry Gregg was in town last week, he reports that he and Allen rowlson are having the best of suc cess in their new venture. Joe Gibson will go on the road next month, in the interest of Elmore Cooper the well known commission firm of Kansas City. Walter Smith, of Greenleaf, came over on his wheel last week. He vis ited with his brother Ira.

The school building is undergoing repairs, in preperation lor the com ing term Rev. W. C. Hair is taking his an nual vacation, he will be absen from his pulpit for thirty days. F.

S. Haughawout occupied the M. E. Pulpit Sunday. Rev.

J. W. Warner being away on a two weeks vacation. Albert Kolterman had tho misfor tune to lose three head of cattle last week. The cattle got out of the pasture and were struck by the west bound passenger train.

Mr. I. Barrett, candidate for sheriff, before the Republican county convention was in town Wednesday looking over political matters. Miss Minnie Hoefer, the popular young Milliner of this city, has shipped her stock of goods to Milton vale. Miss Hoefer has made many warm friends during her stay here.

C. E. Koentz, of Onaga, will 1e in Blaine August 25th, 20th, 27th, 28th 20th and 30th, prepared to do all kinds of photographic work. Don't wait until the last day. Mr.

John Kennedy is reported quite sick. A short time since the cow was sad; she scarce could raise her head begad. Her hoofs were sore, her tail was limp, her mane and bangs had lost their crimpt and miles she trudged from grass to drink, with scarcely enough strength to wink. The owner too looked blue and glum and cursed the cattle business some. But since the rain the grass is tall and the cow can raise her head and bawl; her hide is slick, no bones pro- teude, Bhe prances like a Bismarck dude, Hfir tad is sleek her eves are bright, she snorts and dares the crowd to fight.

Her owner too digs up the chink and asks the boys to take a drink, God bless the rain; it makes a man feel young again. He feels like tossing up his hat and howling like a Ex. Dr. C. W.

Brandenburg, Dentist, of Frankfort, will be at Clark's Ho tel, in Bluine August 14th and 15th, prepared to do all Dental work known to the profession. Gold work a specially. Satisfaction guaranteed. miss iviaroney ana Miss Nellie Teehan have been hired ta tench the It i Blaine school this winter. Messrs.

Gregg and Sullivan, of Frankfort, Were in town yesterday W. llazelett, of Iriwli Oriflk who came down to work on tho new railroad litis IweH tpiite nlol for npv ml tlttyf, but is wtinewhttfc letter ft iM writing, Philadelphia, wits the subject, is narrated 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 sides, no appetite gradually growing weaker day by day, Three physicians had given rue. up, Fortunately a friend advised trying Electric Bittors; and to my great joy and surprise the first bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their uso for three weeks, and am now a well man.

I know they saved my life and robbed tho grave of another victim." No one should fail to try them. Only 5()e a bottle, at N. Bishop's drug store. Iteiueinher Dr A. Thomson, the Soldier Delist, will he In Blaine, one day only, AUKIlHt IMh.

Attend College this year. Never in the history of our country was there a grainier oportuiiity than the present for educated young men and women. What an auspicious moment for those who ari just now on the threshold of life, Grand Island Business and Normal College has for 14 years been tho leading institution of its kind in the western states and last year more than twice as many calls were re-ceived for its graduates as could be supplied. Everything necessary for a successful start in life is taught Business, Normal and Shorthand courses. Expenses low.

Board only $1.50 per week. One year's timegiv-en on tuition if desired. College Record sent free, or for six cents will send elegant catalogue. Address A. M.

Haroes, President, Grand Island, Neb. Died Thursday, August 3rd the three yeor old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Sam Ellis. LAGRANGE. My, but isn't this warm weather? Mrs.

Youngs returned to her home in Jackson county Monday of last week, she was accompanied by her sister, Miss Myrta Lesslie for a week's visit. Miss Lois Rolerts, who has spent the summer with Mrs. A. R. Cum- mings went to Colorado last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dunham, of Bigelow visited O. S. Lesslie's last week.

Dr. Howe, of Topeka, called to see O. S. Lesslie one day last week. Mrs.

E. Schreiner has been doctor ng some tune with the Magnetic Healer, of Frankfort, and states that she is much letter. Mr. Jno. Farrell had a very sick pell last week.

The bridge across Clearfork was condemned and is now being re paired. We are pleased to state that Miss Maud Wright got a third grade teacher's certificate and will teach the school in Pearl district the com ing term. Win. hchreiner is improving in health by Magnetic treatment. Mrs.

A. G. Jones is at home a- gain, The party given by Misses Mc Conchie Tuesday evening laat week was simply immense. Beauts. Don't fail to see Dr.

A. Thomson Wednesday, August Oth, if you want Dental worK done. PLEASANT Ifl LL. Misses Virey and Sue Wederbrook called at Mr. Jas.

Toothaker's. Mrs. Addie Mick's of Barrett, baby was real sick and they brought it down to be treated by Dr. Van- Viiet. Thos.

Bennett and wife visited at Guy Mick's, of Barretts last Sunday Wm. Wells, of Westmoreland, vis ited at Tom Wells' one day last week. E. B. Sherman visited at Allen Graff's last Sunday.

Mr. Willis and family were pleas ant callers last Sunday on the Hills John Shockey called at Wm Wick's last Sunday. Mr. Jas. Toothaker purchased a new mo from Hale Weder brook Ihos Toothaker was seen enroute for Dutch Creek last Thursday.

Tom thinks that part of the country all right. That Throbbing Headache would quickly leave you, if you used Dr, King's New Life Pills, Thousands of sufferers nave proved their match less merit for sick and nervous head aches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and' build up you health. Easy to take. Try them Only 25 cents.

Money back if not cured, bold by N. Bishop, druggist CAPT. WILLIAM ASTOIl CHAN ER, Congressman from New York Is the president of The New York Stab, which is giving away a FOR TY DOLLAR BICYCLE daily, as offered by their advertisement in an thar column. Hon. Amos Cum tiling, 0,, Col.

Asa Bird Gardner mmm Attorney of New York, Ex Uimrmt llougs of Texas and Col Vm Mat bf ftew Yet-lt, are among ma wen hiuwr mm in uuMruouft Htiturwl In tlin pint olHiin at. Kuiikhk, an Nttonnd'cliMH imtlliir. SVrHM or UUM( UIPT1DN Oho ynnr, In hiIvhiip.o KIXMI IVI'KH (IP AIIVI.IITIHINIII unr il 11 niu por wwk. liuu uituli liiKi'rtltiii, K. W.

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Departs 5:43 p. m. Friday, August 4, 1899. PERSONAL AND LOCAL. Subscribe for the News.

The township board met Monday. Mr. Goo. Fields was in Onagu Sunday. See Dr.

this issue. Brandenburg's dates in Mr. Joe Gibson, of Onaga, was in tow Tuesday. Tuesday was the first pay day on the new road. Mrs.

Bell was on the sick list the first of the week. Mrs. E. E. Holston was quite sick the first of the week.

Miss Anna Young, of Havensville was in town Monday. Fred and Dean Knapp, of Frstoria were in town Sunday. Mrs. Geo. Fields and Corbin went to Onaga Wednesday.

Notice the Riley Hdw. Cos' furniture ad in this issue. The fanners are busy harvesting a fine crop of millet. B. Allen shipped a car of hogs to Kansas City Tuesday.

Geo. Fields' sister and brother, of Ouaga are visiting him. B. J. Allen lost four head of fine hogs from heat Monday.

Get an ice cold drink of oda water at the City Restaurant. Mr. Johu Kiley came Soldier Tuesday night. up from Miss Aggie TeeterR came up from Onaga Wednesday evening. For insurance rate in good companies go to E.

F. Cronan. Mr. Harter, of Mvres Valley, visited with John Cox last Sunday. For Sale a good cook stove.

Call at this office and examine it. The farmers say that the rain of Friday night insrres the early corn, Mr. John Leonard will teach the Flint Hill school the coming term. B. J.

Allen will buy your cattle and hogs and pay the highest price the market will afford. 37 tf Dr. A. Thomson, Dentist, will be in Blaine, August flth, prepared to do Dental work. Mr.

Fox, of Onaga, was in town Thursday, in the interest of the Standard Oil Company. Messrs, Chas. Grover, D. Dennett and Thos. McKee.of Havensville were in Blaine Tuesday evening.

Mr. Fred Woodford, the West moreland painter, put the priming coat on the new depot this week. Have your teeth examined by Dr. C. AV.

Brandenburg. Farm Loans. I have private money to loan at a low rate of interest. No delay in getting money; If you want a loan .1 can save 'you money. E.

F. CltONAN. Mr, Sherman Smith and Clarence Peterson, Of Soldier, plastered the lint Hill school house last week. Taylor Bassinger moved Sam Teeters' household goods up from Havensville Tuesday. Mr.

TeeterB is working on the section. A party was givn at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roger's last Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs.

Rogers' sister, Miss Nannie E. Dailey. The evening was spent in playing games, and music. singing and eating ice cream and cake. It is needless to say that everyone enjoyed themselves.

POULTRY WANTED! We will pay the following prices in merchandise, for poultry deliver ed at our stoTe, Monday and Tues day, Aug. 7th, and 8th, 1800; Hens, per lb. Bjtc Spring chix, 8c Turkey hens, fijc Toms, fie Ducks Geese, 4 jjC CM Roosters wt dozen, It. 50 Blaine Miss, Co. 3 Co.

i J. J. MALONEY Manufacturer of and Wholesale dealer Fine Ciffiirs. Factory Number. 200.

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