The Huron Herald from Huron, Kansas • 4

Remember that it MAY BSO'S, 619 Comm'l St. C. "Greenstone." See Geo. Met, for freshjrarden seeds. 1'oseoo Erooks Is reported quite sick, Garden seeds In bulk nt Geo.

Metz. Smoke the J. C. T- cigar, sold at the n'i HAS EH ALL NOTES. The Everest and Huron junior clubs played at tho Huron park Tuesday.

Next Sunday Huron and Everest first nines will play at Huron's ground. Tho heavy rain Sunday afternoon prevented High Prairie and Eendona playing. Horton has a now baseball club, that expects to taka first rank among the Erown-co clubs. Everest and Severance played at Everest Sunday afternoon at the new park there. The game was won by a score of 23 to 11 by Everest.

Pierco, the pitcher, is the only SMALL POX K. A. Davis Is at, homo In Illawntlin I Mrs. (ico. wi'iit to i-t.

Jom-jri! John r. Murray, township assessor was In Huron Monday. Kent JIazlctt, tho Willis Jivcryman, -was In Huron Monday evening. Last half of your taxes are due June l'ay at the Huron State Jiank. Constablo Jake Starr was out from Tuesday on official business, Don't forget Legation's Jlacket handle the celebrated "J.C.

cigars. John 'Atwood returned homo last Thursday evening for a few weeks etay. W. S. Hrown was down from Horton to spend Saturday and Sunday, as usual.

Go to Logsdon's llacket for all kinds confectionaries, fruits and ice M. J. Cloycs, of Atchison, visited his grand-daughter, Mrs. Y. D.

Sloan, Friday. Walter's new feed mill is doing con-ifiiderable worn grinding co.n for the farmers. H. T. Harrison whoso shop has been (Closed on account of sickness, will open up to-day.

i TS KILLED OUT! And we are Roing to km nil Competition in FINE CLOTHING ana FURNISH INK GOODS between this and tho 4 of July. We must raise Fifteen thousand dollars in the next 30 days and in order to do this we have Cut the Prices 'in an nstotiishiDg manner. Such as we olter are The Choicest Makes The Latest Stylos. We want the host judges, the most skeptical buyers to rail and inspect the goods and prices that we offer. You cannot hel these CD (f) Bargains; 500 All Wool Suits, all sizes and colors, nicely made, first-class and perfect in tit at if 10.00, formerly sold at $15 and $10.50.

A word to the wise is sufficient if you look for Bargains call and see our 10 Suits. Hats and Furnishing Goods, we handle but the Leading Brands and our prices are the lowest. We must call your attention again our larse stock of Boys' and Children's Knee Suits we have Boys' Suits from $1.25 a suit. When you come to our city make our store your headquarters, and wo will try to entertain you whether yon ish to buy or not. J-sT'Straw Hats by the hundreds and at all prices.

costs you more money in waste of time and material to employ an inferior workman to do your painting and paper hanging. W. I. Priest has a reputation for doing good work and using best material. "We do not believe you will gam anything by em ploying strangers to do your work, when home mechanics give better satisfaction.

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strictly high-grade family aewliv maehlae, possessing all modern Improvements. Wm BBHIH Racket. Try J. C. T.

cigar. 'The JTlackot sells them. H. L. W.

Trotasco was over at Mus- cotah yesterday. Tom Connor has put up the screens at the depot office. Eemember the C. cigar at Logsdon's liacket. Mrs.

L. Davidson has been on the sick list this week. A Hiawatha man shippod a burro from here this morning, W. II. Criswell and W.

Smith were In Horton Tuesday. Wheat-screenings for chicken feed for sale. II, L. W. Probasco.

C. M. Robertson of Hiawatha, visited his parents near Huron this week. If you want a sweet refresh! lg smoke secure one of Logsdon's J. C.

T. cigars. See Dr. L. M.

Eennett, June 9th and 10th, if you need any dental work done. Eev. II. I. Miller visited his parents in Morris-co, near Council Grove, last week, W.

Fry, representing Young's music house, was in town a tew days this week. Get one of those ''Greenstone" 5c cigars, at the Huron Mercantile Company's store. Master Marshall Cloyes, of Lancaster, visited his sister, Mrs. W. D.

Sloan, this week. Tuesday Mrs. E. M. London, Mrs Jas.

Kelly and Will Horton attended the circus at Horton. Eemember Dr. L. M. Bennett will be in Huron tho 9th and 10th of each month to do dental work.

Monday Frank Hardin was stepping a little higher than usual. It is another boy of usual weight. There will be preaching at the M. E. church.

South, at 11 o'clock Sunday morning. Everybody invited. Life size crayon portraits and frame for $2.90, for the next sixty days only. See Shell ad aroer, Horton, Kansas. A valuable Holstein bull of the Anthony herd broke his neck In the staneheons at the cattle barn Tuesday.

Dr. L. Eennett, the dentist, will be in Huron, June 9 and 10, on his regular monthly visit, to do all kinds of dental work. See some of those new dress patterss at the Huron Mercantile Company's Store. They are constantly receiving new stock in seasonable goods.

This week the painter will about complete his part of the work on Geo. Metz' house, which will complete it for occupancy. The carpenters finished up their work this week. This week it afford us pleasure to publish ne oration of Miss Hattie E. Harrison, who was graduated from the Athison County High School last week.

Miss Harrison was formerly employed in the Herald office, and is one of Huron's most popular young ladies. Last week it was reported in Horton and other neighboring towns that there was a case of small-pox In Huron, but the report wa3 false. No Huron people -have been exposed to the terrible disease so far as known, and the citizen have not felt any danger of it reaching here! Mayor McClain and Marshal Smith, of Huron, were in the city the first of the week. Mayor McClain Is full of praise for his town, and we are satisfied he is made of the right stuff. Huron is in good nands at home or abroad.

Mr. McClain paid his respects to'the Record cold hard cash. Mus-cotah Record. Kansas. we have the finest line of Jewelry rCT St.

Severance, ifas, JV. Stabler went to Topeka Tues day to be on hand early for the state Cash is plenty in the country, now js the for delinquent subscribers io settle up. Miss Annie Eillingslea returned Jioroo Saturday, after a two weeks yisit in St. Joseph. Mrs.

Jack Smith, of Lancaster, came to visit her sister, Mrs. Walter Brownrtcld, last week. Next week we will publish another interesting letter from California, from the pen of rs. Carey. George Matthias went to Downs, Kansas, this week to see what the prospect is for a wheat crop.

Logsdon's liacket has constantly on hand every sort of novelties in the tin line and kitchen novelties. Thursday evening a small party of ibout twelve or fifteen, spent the evening at Dr. Jones' residence. The Missouri Pacific must have succeeded to securing a coal supply from the number of trains running of late. James Eillingslea went over to Topeka day before yesterday evening to watch the proceedings of the state convention.

Mrs. S. L. Carpenter was up from Kansas City, Thursday of last week, was accompanied home by Grandpa Carpentei'. Since the extreme dry weather that would make the sight of water quite welcome the tank has not run over but or twice.

Mrs. Alice Herring and baby, Wil-ima, and Miss Carrie Lonberger, of Willis, were guests of Mrs. AV, D. the first of tho week. Saturday evening the Everest band down ana serenaded Huron, and distributed advertising matter for their Fourth of July celebration.

The boys rendered some good music, which was appreciated. Sunday morning the Children's Day were presented at the Presbyterian church to a very large congregation. The program was good and interspersed with a number of nice musical selections. The Sunday school of the Christian church marched pver to attend the service in a body. Sunday evening the Christian church Sunday school gave a very nice pro gram in observing Children's Day.

The musical feature was especially good, the choir having selected a number of beautiful anthems. The whole program was delivered well, and met with hearty appreciation. genuine base ball enthusiast who has played with the Huron club. Ho Is as happy as a bee in a buckwheat patch when he gets hold of a baseball. Wednesday of last week the Huron boys played the Eohlnson club, at their home ground, and won by Huron, bv a score of 31 to 10.

The Eobinson club made tho game unpleasant by persistent kicking on points in the game. They had also" agreed to pay the Huron club a sum to go and play, but when the game was concluded the gate receipts seemed to disappear, and it was not until some of the business men of Robinson learned of their club's unfairness that the matter was adjust eti. It is probable that this kind of double-dealing is the reason the Kob Inson club has not been able to secure any games with neighboring clubs; C. H. Young was up from Atchison today.

Celebrate the Fourth of July at Huron. Come to Huron for a good time on the Fourth. Our citizens are all busy preparing for a grand time on the Fourth. John Curley, the barber, is seriously sick, and his recovery is very doubtful. E.

M. Campbell, of the Huron cream ery, has been on the sick list this week. Frank Cameron was out swiping cherries In the Eden neighborhood yesterday. Two bill posters were in town this afternoon advertising Muscotah's 4th of July celebratian. Private MoxeyTo Loan on farms or farm property.

Enquire of Scott Hopkins, Horton, Ks. My new feed mill is in running order now, and those desiring feed ground will have prompt attention. W. J. Walter.

Walker Price of Horton has been visiing the editor of the Herald this week. Walker is one of the best job printers in this section of the country. It you wish to serve ice-cream for a party or even just for the homefolks, order it in quantity from Logsdon. You can't afford to do tiie work for what it will cost you. Logsdon's Racket keeps constantly on hand a full line of fresh fruits, can dies and confectionaries, also high grade perfumes.

Ico cream parlors open every day and evening. YOUNG CIRL'S FORTUNE. AN INTERESTING SKETCH. Nothing appeals bo strongly to a mother'g affection as her daughter just budding Into wumaiihood. Following Is an Instance! "Our daughter, 'Blanche, pow 15 year9 0f age, had boon terribly afflicted with nervousness, and had lost tho entire use of her right arm.

Hhe was In such a condition that we had to keep her from school and abandon her music lessons In fact, wo feared St. Vitus dance, and are positive but for an invaluable remedy she would have had that terrible dilllction. We had employed physicians, butshe received no benefit from them. The first of last August she weighed but 75 pounds, and althoush she has only three bottles of Nervine she now weighs lots pounds; her nervousness and symptoms of St. Vlt ua dance aroentlrely gone, she attends school regularly, and studies with comfort and ease, Sho lias recovered complete use of herurm, her appetite is splendid, and no noney could procure for our daughter the health Br, Miles' Nervine has brought her.

When my brother recommended the remedy I had no faith In patent medicines, and would not listen to him, but as a lust lesort sent us a bottle, we began giving it to lUancho. ami the effect was almost R. R. Rulloclt, Brighton. N.

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