The Effingham Times from Effingham, Kansas • 2

Patronize Home Industry, is a world of reason in the above three words, and if the people would only stop and think, it would came creation that would be a benefit io all lines of trade in. Eliughem. The remark is frequently heurd. I can't what I want here, so will get send away for it, and while I All sending for this one thing, I may as well order some others." It stands to reason that any live merchant is going to keep in stock anch goods 118 he has calls for. l'hat is his business, te sell goeds.

his That is the way he money, and knows that if ne non't. seep what the people want that failure stares him in the face. Now it these people who are in the habit of sending atty or go. ing away from home to purchase goods, would make it a point to first call on their home merchants, they mignt be agreeably surprised by finding the very thing they wanted. an 1 if they didn't succeed in finding it the first time, they will the second, because 110 merchant is going to do without article his customers want, and an he will get it.

Another thing is that the quality of goods kept depends on the taste of the customer. If there is a demand for a high good or bad, one interest cannot be pulled down but what it in at the expense of others, Then it is to the interest of all to build up their home towns. A S.cod Investment Who will invest 82250 at 12 per cent interest and real estate security or who will be one of three or four to form a company. Such a propo sition is submitted by a responsicle businessman. Enquire of the The W.

T. U. will hold their county convention at this p'ace Feb'y 11th and 15th justead of Nov. 11th and 12th as was stated in our lust Weeks issue. Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired troD practice having har placed Ir: his hands by an East India missionary the formula of ample vegetable remedy for and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affectiena, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Delduty and all Nervous Complaints, having tested Its wonderful has curative, felt in powers his in thousands of cases, duty to make it known to his suffering fellow, Actuated by this motive ard a desire to relieve human r- ing I will send Tree of charge, to all who desire it. this recipe, in German French or English, frith full direc Sent tions for preparing using. by m. id by addressing with stamp, naning this paper. A.

Noyea, $20 Powers' Block, Rockenter, Y. To all Farmers and Horse Owners Be Sure and Read This. CALL AND BE CONVINCED. AT THE HEAD AND UNEQUALED. of the Separable Horse Collar The unparalled success article pertaining to the never been equaled by any equipment of the horse.

This fact is admited by every one that has used them. collars from braking at the bottom where co'saves all usually give out first. When using sweat pads they taken off the horse and put on again without ever be the collar thus making them much handier, loosing sweat pad that is used for sore neck We also have a horses and one to keep them from getting sure necks. We satisfied that they will meet with success. other things which we have not We have a great many to mention, but we kindly and most earnestly respace quest you to call and let us show you our goods and give whether you want to buy or not, We feel you our prices do want any thing in our line that sure that when you have seen our goods; for when can sell it to you after you and Prices are considered we know we cannot Quality undersold.

We use every effort possible to handle just such goods will be useful and of an advantage to our customers, will say to those wno are in need of a harness We and leave yeur order with us. Do not Wait Spring to call it, but have it made now, and until you get ready to use the kind of a harness you want. you are sure to get to see the day when we can make We hope and expect center trading point for HARNESS and SADEfingham a DLERY GooDs. We only expect to gain this by doing honest work. We want your trade.

We invite you to give us trial. If we then prove what we claim we call reasonably expect to merit your patronage. Please kegp us mind and remember to call and see us when in town, and in the meantime we remain YOURS VERY TRULY, White Wallack. class of goods, the merchant keeps it, as he keeps the cheaper grades to satisfy the tastes and purses of all who come to trade with him. Goods can be and are sold as in Effingham as they are 111 other and it does seem reasonable that all who have the good of Efingham at heart, and who want to see it grow into thriving, bustling city, will trade with their home merchants.

Evedollar sent away helps just that ry much to build up some other merchants 111 some other city, and takes away from our wealth to add to theirs Think of these few facts, and remember that there is much more that could be said, but which is left for you to reason out and see why it is a benefit to trade at There is much in the above for reflection to those who are accustomed to trade at distant towns instead of their own. Whenever the commercial interests of a town are weakened the value of property is lessened in proportion. In a live, bustling town property wili be more valuable, and not only will the value of towns property be thus enhanced. but farms and ranches in counties where there are prosperous towns are more desirable, and therefore more valuable All are affected either for At Huron Feb. 1991, 2nd, -My kingtom for an item.

-Our school numbers nearly one hundred. Min- Anne Olinger tias returned Horton. -The 'papers say there'll be a blizzard. Well its cold enough: Capt. Stabler went to Kennekuk a cart to day.

Poor fittle fellow! -Yesterday and to day are very much colder than any we have had come time, Tollifeon, oue of the most industriona young men in this vicinity, hrs gone west to spend month with relatives. -Mr. Chas Wert has disposed his fast horse, We wouder if he's to settle down to "double bargoing ness" and a single buggy horse, -It was a mistake about the Press byteriana having engaged a ministor. Rev. V-nable gave general satInfaction, but, being in poor bealth lie decided that the field war much scattered for him.

-The protracted meetings in Christian church, which closed Friday evening was very successful, there belug twenty eight additions the church, Tais makes their membership oyer one hundred, Now why can't they have a minister all the time? -Last night one of A toughs was arrested in Huron. nearly as your correspondent find out the following are the correct particulars: Said tough khocked policeman, who was trying to arrest him, into the gutter, rau to the sta tion, climed onto the top of the P.ac. train, which was just pulling out, and rod: as Tar 85 Huron. early frozen, be came into 8 ation, and otiered the agent his volver if he would I let him sit by fire The agent consented shortly after received a telegram by on the look out for thie Pretending to be going for coal, Went for Constable Maynard who jested him and lodged him in in the barber shop. GLADYS GUARD.

Invermay toms. Feb. 3rd, 1891. --El, Merritt was rusticating at Muscotal ou Monday. -Jessie Peyton is chopping cord wood for D.

Simmons. -Mr, S. G. Tolle hauled two wagoll loads of fat hogs to Muscotah yesterday and sold them to the buyers there. --Mrs.

Alice Coats and others of thie vicinity have secured the Toledo Blade to read during the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Coats, from Southwest of Muscotah, attended the funeral of their little nephew last Friday. -W.

A. Carpenter spent all day Sunday going to Laucaster, and to Everest to find a doctor who could attend to the sick of this place. -Mr. M. Haskins has received a canvassing outfit for the book "Sitting Bull" and the late Indian wars.

and will canyass this vicinty for it. -The family of S. M. Rogers, with the exception of himself were all sick with the measles last week but they are all getting better of them again. -There is so much sickness at about Lancaster and vicinity that the doctors there have more business than they can attend to waiting on their patients.

-A little child of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Clem who has been very feuble for come time, and their only rewining child, died lsat Thursday and was buried at the Reece cometry on Friday.

-Grandpa Brown who has been failing in health for some time was stricken with paralysis of the entire right side, on Saturday evening and has remained in an unconscious state ever since, with no hopes of recovery. Dr. Johnson of Everest WaS called upon to attend him, but nothing could be done for him. -A cold wave bas reached us al last and the ice men are rejoicing over the prospect of securing a good harvest of ice yet. per POMONA.

rethe and has to man. he arirons It lars can L. J. Cohoon, of Efingham and Miss Lola Nelson of Muscotah were united in the bonds of wedlock, at Hiawatha, last Wednesday afternoon. They immediately drove to the home the groom's parents, just north of town, where an elegant dinner had been prepared and a large company were in waiting to welcome them, Mr.

Cohoon has lived in Effing ham all his lite and is known by all as a steady, honest and industrious young man. Miss Nelson 19 one of the finest young ladies of Muscotah. The happy couple expect to at once move to St. Joe, where Mr. Cohoon has accepted a position.

May happiness ever be theirs is the wish of The Times. Mark M. Pomeroy, Presi dent of the Pacino Railway Tunnel Company of Colorado, that has more than 4,300 share owners, has good reason to say that this is hadpy New Year to him, now that: he nas reached gold and silver ore in large quantities for shipment and sale, as state I in the large 16 page pumphlet he sends to all who address him at his eastern office, Pulitzer Building, New York City. So much for a good stayer, Farmington. Those of the public school pupils absent nor tardy the put are Angel and Owen Johnson.

last Friday evening Mr Frank Whitaker of Pardee Phipped A car of fat cattle to Katas City from place, Anon Blomberg. of has been visiting her parenta ard Mrs Drollinger, returned to city Sunday evening. Wednerday Mra Quinett, Mra Willming, and Mra Stiektor spent the with a daughter of the latter, Rosa Loophold of Monrovia. Hugh Gillon. of Ok letoma, who been spendinfi the winter with brother in Doniphan lA DOW his way back to the Territory.

He at present stopping with his nephew, John Gillen of this place waiting for the roade to become better Among those visiting the city this are Sena Mr. and Ewing Johnson and Prank The later went to have dressed wound received some three weeks, He was carrying a target rifle downward, wheh it W39 accidentally discharged, depositin load in the great toe of his light He had the bullet extracted is slowly recovering. Surprise parties on Mon'ay nights all the go. Those who attended cue given in bonor of Rob Ewing Johnson a week ago last Mon night enjoyed the evening very much. The sudden change in the weather last Monday made the atterdance at the one given in honor Miss Stickler, muli, Howthose who were brave enough face the storm report a plessant evening, Patents granted to inventors state of Kansas during the past week.

Reported by C. A. Snow Patent Attorneys and agents procuring patents, Opp U. tent oNce Washington D. N.

Crank. Fill City: appratuvapor baths W. F. Dean, Octawa, fastner. Harreld.

Hallowell, sawing machine. J. Hurst, Holton, teed rack, Report of Primary Department school for the month January, 1591. No enrolled 67. Average daily attendance 54.

Names of pupils who have been neither ahment nor tardy ate Bland White Mabel Snyder. Lucy Ins worth, Sophia Goveke. Annie Rich. ter, Chrissie Durn, Cleaner Harper. and Homer Snyder.

Names pupils in third grade who averaged about 90 per cent Tracy Arvillia Stouter, Johnnie Homer Chus. Harman and Eugene Harmon. M. WYCKOFE Do you want a great bangain stallion If you do call on TIMES office and we will make an offer that will surprise you. stallion we have for sale js a Cleveland bay, about 9 years 16 hands high and weighs He is of fine style and a benutiful horse and a blemish OIl He has trocted his mile in minutes.

He is a sure foal getter. Reason for proprietor selling is that he has two and does want to keep but one. 8200 takes him. Call at the Trues We have a livery burn located in al neighboring town tor sale. The barn is on a lot 50 by 110 feet The barn is 30 by 50 feet, has a large hay loft over head that will hold 20 ton of hav.

Room in the main building for 22 head of horses, a inside of main building I0 granery by 10 feet and office in shed 10 by 10 feet. A shed built on side 10 by 50 leet room for 10 head of horses. Good well at barn. Also the stock for sale consisting of tour streight rigs. Terms reasonable Call or address THe TINES Etingham Kansas.

Agents Wanted For Our New Book, Recent INDIAN WARS, By James Boyd, A. M. A foll account of all Indian wars for the past 30 years, including the Minnesota Massacre and its terrors. The Siour war on the Missouri River and in Wyoming; The warg of 68 and 60 with the Cheyennes and Apprahoes; Custers war with the Comancheys and Chyenes; Modoc war of 1878; Wars with Sitting Bull and other chiefs from 1876 to 1880, The Custer Massacre; The Nez Perces war; Sketches of lending chiefs and a complete history of THE PRESENT WAR. Over 300 pages.

Cloth $1 00 Pa50 cta; outfit 25 eta. Ev per ery body interested. Intense excite ment everywhere. A thrilling book Hells as fast as you can show it. Pri 003 at which everybody can buy.

A quick canvass will pay you big, Send 25 eta for outfit at ouce. Address Franklin 523 MARKES ST LOUIS, MO, SI FOR 13 WEEKS. The NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEws will be mailed to any address in the United States or Canada for three months on the receipt of One Dollar. Liberal discounts allowed to agents, postmasters and clubs. News agents can sell this paper freely, openly and above board.

Sample copies mailed free. Address Now York Illustrated News, 252 Broadway, New York City ATCHISON CO. HICH SCHOOL, EFFINGHAM, KANSAS. EFFINGHAM TIMES W. W.

COHOON, Editor. PFINGHAM, KANSAS. TERMS: Per Year the P'ostoffice, Effingham, Kansas a Second class ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY TERMS: $1,00 Per Year, WORK NEATLY EXECUTED. SUBSCRIBERS: If you fail to receive the paper regularly, please notify us and we will promptly Treesily the omission. M.

0. P. U. Div Time Table. TRAINS EAST.

402 Passenger 12:50 a 401 Passenger 4:47 p. 111 426 Local Freight 8:43 p. m. TRAINS WEST 401 Passenger 12:50 a 405 Passenger 11:10 a. 111 425 Local Freight 8:15 1) Obituary.

Mrs. Ann M. Walters, wife of Simeon Walters, died Jan. 29, 1891. at her home in Horton, Kansas after several days illness with puenmonia, aged 62 years.

7 months and some days. Sister Walters professed religion at 12 years old, and joined the church, and remained a member up to the day her death. She was a member of the Christian church at Horton when she died. Her life was bright and peceful to the enl. I' her last conscious moments she had 110 fears of death.

She lived in Atchis oh, and this place, the latter she chose as her place of burial, where, 'On last Saturday, untwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, writer commemorated her death with a short discourse to a full house of mourning friends, at the Methodist church, 2 p. Ni. after which her remains were interred in the Ellingham cemetry. She lived as she believed, in lettng her light so shue as to constrain others and live likewise. She was well known to all here, and "known but to be loved." was the language of one who had known her many vears She was attentive to the sick and the needy She loved the church.

not. making special church the object of any her affections, but wherever and whenever there was a time for doing good or receiving good she availed, herself of the at the opportunity. One had but to look audi. ence of the funeral to realize the 1058 of the people. There were those who expressed their grief by tears and groans, but sadder still WAS that heart whose utterances Were to deep and low to be heard; Vet those wore present.

But oh. such weeping will not be long for We weep not as those who have no hope, bat it is but for a season till we will meet again. There is a reaper whose name is death, And with his sickle keen. He reaps the bearded gram at a breath, And the flowers that grow betw.en. And soon his sickie will cut uS down, and let us go (o live with those who have gone beyond the weeping of this world.

H. C. KIRBY Atchison County tion of the W. C. T.

U. To be held in Efinghaw, Kansas. February 10 and 12, 1891. WEDNE DAY 2:00 P. M.

Devotiouals, Mrs. Julia Case, Hiawatha. Music. Welcome, Mre, Ferguson, Eflinghia Response, Mis Mrry Billings, more, Appointment of Committees. Reports of Local Presidents.

Music. Work of W. C. Stole bing, Atchison. Messenger," Mrs.

Davis, Atehison. Miscellaneous, 8:00 P. M. Devotional Mrs Bomgardner, Atchison. Address Mrs Chaso, Hiawatha.

Music Recitation Miss Genia Conwell, Atchison. President's address Mrg Fisher Atchisou Recitation. Miss Mary Hull, Far mington Muste Collections Announcements Benediction, THURSDAY 9 a. M. Devotionals, Mre S.

H. Stebbins Atchison Music Reading Minutes of Previous ses. sion. Report of committee on Credentials Mothers' meetings and scientific Temperance, Mrs Chase Hiawatha. Address Mrs.

Rosetta Hastings, Farmington. 2 M. Devotionals Report of Committee on Resolution Report of committee ou plan of work Music Recitation Miss Clara Hustings, Farmington Address Rev. John Greenfield. If you have any money to invest it will pay you to look into our Investment.

Twelve per cent is good i.terest and a good business man of our town guarantees that. Trade has been quite brisk in. Bingham this week. neither month On Load this Mra who Mr the Cu day Mra Mr has hie on 8 week Lyue, Alen. a ago.

muzzle the foot. and are the day the of ever, to the for fo Tog of 3 of a No lover of a fine plant or garden can afford to be without a copy It is an elegant book of over 100 pages 84 inches, beautiful colored illustrations of Sunrise Amaranthus, Ilvdrangeo and Potatoes, Instructions for planting cultivating etc: Full list of of everything that can be desired in the way of Vegetable and Flower seeds, Plants, Bulbs etc. Also full particulars regarding the cash prizes of $1,000 and $200. The novelties have been tested and found worthy of cultivation. We hope it will be our good luck to see the Nellie Lewis Carnation and taste the Grand Rapids Lettuce.

It costs nothing because the 10 cents you send for it can be deducted from the first order to: warded. We advise our friends to secure a copy of James Vick Seedsman, Rochester N. Y. Free to all residents of the satisfa: tory examination in all of the county. WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER, county who have passed a the work of the district schools ABOUT ER, 1,1991.

J. F. SQUIRES, PRINCIPAL. Three Coursas of Iastruction. A General course designed for chose who cannot tinue school life after leaving this school.

A. Normal course designed for those who intend to become teachers. Graduates of this course shall be entitled to a teachers' second grade certificate, A Collegiate course shall fully prepare those who wish to enter the fresh nan class of the state university or of the state agricultural college or of any other institution of higher learning in this state, C. have are in THE you The fine old. three him nut cash office C.

M. BENTON, Grain, Coal Stock Dealer! we be as this a in "OH MAMMA" exclaimed little Effingham boy to his mother "You just ought to see those new slates at the post office and then buy one for me." Vicks Floral Cuide for 1891 Say- Poultry We want all the Poultry you have and will pay more than Kansas City Prices. See Small Eils, D. R. JEWEL CO.

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