The Huron Herald from Huron, Kansas • 4

a MARKET REPORTS. SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES. GRAIN. Corrected every Saturday by the Huron Grain Co Soft Wheat 54 cents. Hard Wheat 51 cents.

White oats 15 cents. MixedOats 13 cents. Corn 15 cents. PRODUCE. Corrected ever Saturday morning by C.

W. Young, exclusive grocer. Potatoes (Paying price 25 Butter, cents. Eggs, 13 centa. Poultry, 5 cents.

We have added to our club list the Kansas City World, published eveday in the year. The regular price including the double Sunday edition of the World is $4.00 per annum, but if you subscribe with 118 we will give you both papers for $1.00. The World is recognized as among the bright journals of the west, containing a communication from different towns in the state It is unquestionably an up to date daily. Call and see a sample copy H. T.

Harrison carries a full line of shoes and stockings. H. T. Harrison has just received a new stock of Ladie's, Gent's, and Children's shoes. Thy are dandies REVIVO Phatagraphed RESTORES from Life.

VITALITY. Made a Est Well Man 15th Day. of Me. THE GREAT 30th Day. FRENCH REMEDY, Produces the above results in 30 DAYS.

It act: powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others fail. Young men and old men will recover their youthful vigor by using REVIVO. It quickly and surely restores from effects of sell-abuse o- excess and indiscretions Lost Manhood, Lost Vitality, Impotency, Nightly Emissions, Los: Power of either sex, Failing Memory, Wasting Diseases, Insomnia, Nervousness, which unfits one for study, business or marriage. Itnot only cures by starting at the seat of disease, but is Great Nerve Tonic and Blood-Builder and restores both vitality and strength to the muscular and nervous system, bringing back the pink glow to pale cheeks and restoring the fire of youth.

It wards off Insanity and Consumption. Accept no substitute. Insist on hav ing REVIVO, no other. It can be carried in ves. pocket.

By mail, $1.00 per package, in plain. wrapper, or six for $5.00, with a positive writ ten guarantee to cure or refund the money 11. every package. For free circular address ROYAL MEDICINE CHICAGO, ILL For Sale by W. Jones.

It you want the highest price tor stock call on Baughman and Callahan NOTICE. I have lately purchased a patent flying shuttle loom and am prepared to weave carpets at lowest cates at my residence miles worth of Huron all work guaranreed, JAMES SAWYER FREE PILLe- -Send your address to H. E. Bucklia Co. Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr.

King's New Life Pills. A trial will conof their merits, These in action and are since you pills are easy i ularly effective in the cure par of consumption and sick headache For maleria and liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They guaranteed to be perfectly free are deletorions substance from every and to be purely vegtable. They weaken by their action, but lo not tone to stomach and by giving bowels greatly invigorate the sys. 25c per box, Sold tem regular size by W.

Jones. YOUR Boy WONT LI AEY MoNTH Gilman Brown, of 34. Milt -So Mr, South Gardner. Mass. was St.

the doctors. His son had lung by trouble, following typhoid maleria. and he spent three hundred and four dollars with doctors. seventy who finally gave. him up saying; "Your boy wont live a month." lie tried Dr.

King's New Discovery and a few bottles restored him to health and enabled him to go to work a perfectly well man. He says his present good health to he owes use of Dr. King's New Discovery knows it to be the best in the and world for lung troubie. trial bottle free at Jones Drug Store, A Remarkable Cure of Freeniery Peterson, of Patouville, La. John suffered with dysintery for eigh-.

teen years and tried three of the best doctors in New Orleans; also half a dozen or more patent medicine. Very little relief followed until he began using Chamber. lain's Colic, Colera and Diarhoea remedy, three doses of which effected a permament cure. Subject to Attucks of Cholera Morbes While staying in the Delta (Mississippi Botoms) last summer. E.

T. Moss, representing Ludlow, Saylor Wire of St. Louis, suf tered from maleria and became subject to attacks of colera morbus. In every instance when ed he was relieved as if by magic, by using Chamberlain's Colic Colera and Diarhoea Remedy. lie says: "I regard it as the 'ne plus ultra' of medicines." SHOES! SHOES! Warranted not to rip.

If rips occur it costs nothing to have them Sewed. Come AND EXAMINE THEM AND BE Convinced hey Are The BEST MADE FULL LINE OF HOSIERY. HARRISON. EDWARD PERDUE, JOHN SWARTZ, W. C.

McClain, President. Vice President. Cashier HURON STATE BANK, OF HURON, CAPITAL STOCK, $10,000. WE MAKE A SPECIATY OF COLLECTIONS AND PAY TAXES. Perdue, John Swartz, John English, David Rouse T.

B. Marshall W. C. McClain, John Drohan. WE PAY INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS.

HURON GRAIN CO Buyers and Shippers of Grain And Produce. Always Pav Highest Market Prices. W. J. WALTER, General Blacksmithing.

Riding and stiring Plows, Deering Hay Rake, Deering Ideal Mower, Tiger Wheat Drill, Harrows, Repairs and Mahine Oil. LOCAL JOTTINGS. Will Kleopper was in Athisoh Tuesday evening. Ed Kelsy visited his brother Jess in Atchison Friday. Arnald Lang was in Atchison on business Touraday night.

Read the new adv. ot F. I. Row. ley the poultry dealers.

Jno. Seip of Atchison was a pleas ant caller at the HEAALD office Thureday. Prof, Bernard of the Atchison County high school Wits a Huron caller last Wednesday, B. M. Brown, a formerly of Hu.

ron resident but now St. Joseph was in Huron Wednesday. Another slick young man done up an Atchison boarding house the first of the week by presenting a forged order. A. J.

Wilson will vacate his Inron residence about the first of nest March. Charley Young save he does not want it. The wife of Henry Meyers, living on Independence Creek, who was recently operated on for canser died last Tuesday. Capt. Stabler accompanied Babe Wilson to Atchison last Tuesday to assist him selecting his new residence in that city.

Capt White of Horton and son Millard of Willis were callers at the HERALD office. They were in attendence at the funeral of J. J. Sloan. George Claypool, who was in the employ of the Electric Light Co, at Atchison, was killed last Tuesday night by catching hold of a live wire.

The two- old daughter of W. F. Guthrie of Atchison while at play in the yard fell into an eight inch sewer pipe which had to be broken before she could be released. The probabilities are that if R. C.

Mead, who is confined in the Atchison county jail charged with embezlement is not convicted, that he and his wife, whom he will live together again. James F. Kelley, the traveling representative of that mammoth Republican daily, the Kansas City Journal, made us a call on Wednes. day. The Journal has been redueed from $7.50 to $4.00 per year.

Another accident showing the risk run by boys who jump on or off moving trains occurred in Atehison last Snndav. George Smart in trying to catch onto the side ofa freight car, missed his hold and fell with one leg under the wheels of the car, resulting in the loss of his left leg just below the knee. Twentyfour presincts in this County out of tweneight, give Wil. son 152 majoity over all. From the four presincts yet to hear from Oak Mills, Pardee, Locast Grove and Johnson he will get as follows: Oak Mills will lose him 13, Pardee will gain him 47, giving him a total majority overall of 186 with Johoson and Locast Grove to hear from.

We feel perfectly safe in Stating that when the official -count is made he will score not least 199 over both his appointment. Hurrah for Wilson the only representation Huron ever hadin the courthouse. OBITUARY. John J. Sloan, aged fiftysix years, nine months and eighteen days, died at Maple Place, the of his brother, J.

H. Sloan, Mouday, November 4th. 1895. John J. Sloan was born at Gallipolis, Galia county Ohio, 16, 1830, and came to Kansas when he was eighteen years of age, arriving in the state April 1857.

Since that time most ofhis life has been spent in Kansas. The last four years he has lived in Kansas City and for several months has been in failing health, but did not consider his trouble serious until Wednesof last week when he came to his brother's home growing worse rapidly. Death resulted from nenralgia of the heart. The funeral was from the residence where he died, and in accordance with his request was under the direction of Huron Lodge, No 72 A. F.

A. of which he was a charter member. At the house Rev. Paten, pastor of the Presbyterian church delivered a short sermon. At the grave the Masonic burial service was rendered and all that was mortal of John J.

Sloan was laid to rest in the tomb. John Sloan was possessed of many characteristics that the living should emulate. Generous, kind, inCustrious, and appreciative his was a life creditable to the society and church of which he has been a member, to the state of his citizenship, his family and hunself. No man of the writers acquaintance had or deserves more firm friends than the subject of this sketch. There is a new mound in the Huron cemetry, where the snows of winter and raindrops of the maydime will measure the seasons while the "dust is returnen to the earth from whence it came, but in the memories of those who knew and loved him the deeds of his life will eurvive the elements to lead to the world beyond.

F.I. STRAYED: -From my pasture east of Huron, about the 17th of 4 yearling steers. Information leading to their recovery will be pul for by leaving notice at the bank. E. PERDUE, keport of Sight Prat le senoot A an A vervise of do percent or better.

A GRAD'S Maria Perdne, 9t Alice Francis 92, John Shoiz87, Chas. Perdue 87. GRADE. Robbie Sholz172, Graver Reed 05. Edna Perdue 94, Robbie Turner 95 Number of pupils enrolled 22.

Average daily attendance 17. NOT ABSENT DURING THE MONTH. Grover Reed, George Perdue, Lawrence Louthian, Robbie Turner, Robbie Sholz. NOT ABSENT OR TARDY. Grover Reed.

ROLL OF HONOR. John Sholz, Grover Reed. MAGGIE FRANCIS, Teacher. NOTICE: TO STUDENTS OF THE COUNTY HIOR SCHOOL. The Board of Health of Effing.

ham has deemed it advisable to postpone the opening of the High School untilMonday, Nov. 1805 This action is taken to insure against any possible danger from diphtheria when the school does resume its work. S. J. HUNTER, Principal.

Dated at Effingham, Kan. November 7 1805 Lancaster Items. Take my advise is the words a young man sings in this town. Never go to see your girl on hollowene for if you do you will have to sit in the bara before you leave did. A young buddy of near here got in such a hurry Sunday morning to call on some ladies that he part of his clothes.

Mra. Dorsom and her dangetor Mrs. Iantz will leave for New Orleans the 12 of this month for a couple of months visit. Erick Olson has not had a shave for a month before election so he would be sure to get to vote for the right man. Kissing parties are becoming unusally common 141 Lancaster this season.

Mr. Erick, Henry Sloan, Mike Conroy and LaBrash visited Huron Tuesday. Mike Connor made a flying trip to Atchison Thursday evening. Mr, toothpick of Eden is alright but he don't go. J.

R. Jr St. Paul Squibs. The St. Paul church is on the stand still this week.

James Gragg made a business trip to Atchison this week. G. B. Gerbits, sold 200 bushels of potatoes at Horton last week. C.

Dean of Leona Kan. was down at St. Paul on business Wednesday. Wm. Kleopper made a flying trip to Atchison the evening of the election.

The hand cars run along the creek but will excuse the people from the back woods. The Edenites are very sensative people they have got wrong idea of the R. R. trick Thursday. We would all like to read the Independence gossip if it would not tell so much about one family.

Go to the section forman of Larcaster for information how to assist ladies across the creek and not get your feet in the water. We saw short sketch in the Daily Globe about the seven girls organizing a club at Eden and after a few weeks they made up their minds to catch a beau by paying half the expenses. That is better than the boys from Eden they have their girls to pay all their expenses board them and pay for their horse feed. Now please don't say anything more about the ladies of Eden. A young man near Eden Kan.

lost a three yearold horse Sunday evening and as his best girl called him he thought that would be a good chance for him to get to see her to call at her place and inquire for old Rock. 11 n8 Aru ca a ve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisaction or money refunded. Priece 25 cents per box.

For sale at Jones Drug Store. 33y1 An infallibie remedy for the cure of catarrah and deafness in all its stages, by one who has been a great sufferer from catarrah and almost total deafness. No catarrah or slimy green and yellow sticky matter discharging from the nose. No deafness. No ringing crackling sounds in the head, No mucous matter lodging in the throat.

No occasional hacking cough with throwing up slimy green and sticky matter. It is a blessing that words cannot describe. For further information write for circulars. Address, Frank Wortz Wausau, Wis. Drawer 1029, -ll.

The Greatest Discovery of the Age. Catarrhal Deafness Cured. No more use for Ear Trumpets. Triumph at last. PICKLE DISH.

Now is the time to get your prop- I erty insured against windstorms and cyclones. The Shawnee Insurance company, represented by J. A. White. is one among the best.

The only conclusive evidence of a man's sincerity id that he gives himselt for a principle. Words money, all things els, are compara: tively easy to give away: but when a man makes a gift of his daily life and practice, it is plain that toe Cobs! Lots of them at the Huron mil. Only 25 cents per load. There are now 850 electric railin the United States. with ways inore than 9.000 miles of track, 2.300 cars and a capital of 400.000.000, In 1887 the electric reads in the United States numbered only 13 with about 100 care.

Those short order lunches nt Racket Store are spoken of as the "finest in the For praise too dearly loved or warmly sought. Enfeebles all internal strenfh of Thought; And the weak soul within iteelf unblest. Lean's for all pleasure on another's breast. -Goldsmith. The Chicago Great Western Photo Car is located near the Depot.

Those in want of photographic work that is unexcelled by any are invited to call. According to Prof. Bar ward there is no ground for the supposition that the rings of Saturn are closing upon the planct, as his observations show that no changes have taken place since the first systematic measures were made. Logadon'a Rreket store tor nice fresh bread. Our vesterday's tomorrow nos iw gone, And still a new tomorrow does come 011.

We by tomorrow draw out all our store. Till the exhausted well can yield no more. -Cowley The uame of D. HT. Cottrell, the vetran photographer, on a photo is a guarantee of best work and that it will not chip fade.

The letters in the various alphabets of the world varies 12 to 202 in number. The Sandwich islanders' alphabet has 12. the Tartarian 202. 1 You don't know what that Well. if yon get some of those fine bananas at Ed.

Log-den's Racket Store. you will be sure to get more when they are gone. A morter composed of brick pow. der mixed with quicklime is now largly used in france. The Photo Car will remain one week, Come in and bring your babies.

When first taken from mines opala sre so tender that they can be picked to pieces with the finger nails. The Huron manufacturing-co are fast gaining a reputation for doing good work at reasonable prices Their harness are acknowieged to be superior in manufacture to any harness put on the market, and prices away down. It is said that electric lamps run by storage batteries last twice as long as lamps operated directly from dynamos. FOR SALE-80 acres of land two miles west and two miles south of Huron. Good land, good water and substantial buildings.

Enquire of B. P. Crouch, at farm. Only a sweet and virtuous soul Like seasoned timber never gives; But when the whole world turns coal Then chiefly lives. -George Her.

bert. Satisfaction warranteed to the patrons of the Photo Car. Nothing but the best work made. Prices very reasonable. W.

FT. Ruth of Horton keeps 2 large supply of monuments 10 seect from. Get his prices, it willpay you- Troubled with Periodical Dyseutery Henry P. Silvera, of Lucia, Jama ca, West India Islands, says: "Since my recovery from a attack of dysentery, some ten years ago, it comes on suddenly at times and makes me very weak. A teaspoon- Choleful of Chamberlain's Colic, ra and diarhoen Remedy taken in a little me immediate relief.

dozen testimowater, gives, nials from people here who have been cured by this remedy, LIVE POULTRY WANTED Hens, Roosters, Ducks. Geese and Turkeys. For which I will pay in cash: (No Turkeys weighing less than 8 lbs. wanted.) Spring Chickens, per lb 3c CRAWS TO BE EMPTY. Ducks, full feathered per doz $1 50 3 00 1 20 Notice Sick or unmarketable Poultry not wanted, To be delivered at the store of C.

W. YOUNG. HURON, KANSAS. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURD'Y NOVEMBER 13,14, 15. 1895.

F. H. ROWLEY Don't forget the date. Don't tie them Ail can get coops that call C. W.

YOUNG. Exclusive Grocery Store. Queensware, Crockeryware, Everything in that line and at prices unequalled. FLOUR. Crown.

Alpha. Gem, Maple Leaf. Lukens North Mill. Blair Milling Co. In Fine Line Groceries of All Kinds.

JERRY M. BAKER. of 4 MILL MILLIELEVATOR TOR Keeps constantly on hand a full supply of Graham Flour, Corn Meal, Ground Feed, etc. CORN! CORN! CORN! Bring your corn and have it ground to order on short notice. If you wish to Purchase a STANDARD PIANO OR ORGAN Anything in Addresa CARL CHICKENING Largest Oldest Lottae in the West.

LEAVENWORTH, K.AS. GO TO Will Kloepper, FINE CIGARS. -AND MINERAL WATER. MISSOURI DACE -FORKANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH, ST.

LOUIS and OMAHA. Equipment Unsurpassed. Elegant Day Coaches. Reclining Chair, No Change of Cars. Kansas City to St.

Louis, Wichita. Pueblo, Denver, and Little Rock. T. J. CONNORS, Agent, Huron, Kansas II.

C. TOWNSEND, G. P. T. A.

St. Louie, Mo. H. C. OWEN, Full Line of HARDWARE.

TINWARE STOVES, Furniture, UNDERTAKING GOODS, Consisting of Elegant PARLOR SUITS, BED ROOM SUITS KITCHEN FIXTURES, BURIAL ROBES, CASKETS, ETC, AT REASONABLE PRICES. A. Hearse furnished when wanted. GEO. METZ.

Manager. Solid Through Trams FROM TO ST. LOUIS, CHIC.CO, CMAH.I PECRIA, ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS Dining Cars, Vestibuled Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, lectin ing Chair Cars (Seats free.) ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO The Atlantic: Coast. TIER CEST LINE FOR New York, Boston, Baltimore, Wash ington, Philadelphia, Cincianatt, Niagra Palls, and Pittsburg and all eastern l'oints For full information, address H.

C. ORR. Ass't Gen'l Pass. Kansas Citv. Mo TAKE Santa Fe Route To N.

E. A. Teachers going to Denver meeting of the National Educational Association, July 1895 should write to JAMES E. WATSON, P. and T.

at Atchison, Kansas, for descriptive circulars tell the story of the best line, best equipment, best sceneay, bestinducements and best of scam 0000 J. P. DOYL -DEALER INGROCERIES AND FANCY EVEREST MILLS FLOUR "OUR TRIUMPH." MORON. KANSAS BACK ACHE Dr. and Miles' RHEUMATISM Nerve Plasters.

PATENTS Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Patent business conducted for MODERATE FEES. OUR OFFICE IS OPPOSITE U. S. PATENT OFFICE and we can secure patent in less time than those remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or with description.

We advise, if patentable or not, free of charge, Our fee not due till patent is secured. A PAMPHLET, in the "How U.S. to and Obtain Patents," with cost of same foreign countries sent free. Address, C.A.SNOW CO. OPP.

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