Allen County Democrat from Iola, Kansas • 5

ALLEN COUNTY DEMOCJUi F1U DAY, 28, Vmj CTBlR1TIBE 1Jm table. Our Turn SANTA KK TIME CAK. OOINO EAST, No, 202, I'liflpPiiKcr No. 2u4, No. 2WI, Freight No.

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No. l'rt'itrht, We have iloulilft rain service. Our Tourist Sleeper KumiiiiK betwoen Chl-chk. Kitnsus City iiiict Sun KriinclKvo tire lloil-els of Perfection, Thero is no other line ruiininif through traiiiH between C'liicHroiiiiil Ciililernia. I urn atfi'iit tor the White Star Line Route for London mill Liverpool.

I ill so have a lurvre donhlc coupon ticket case contKinl'iK anout tickets forall the principle points, J'asn'iiKciB leaving loin on our train No. 202 at 1.2;) p. m. can arrive in St. Louis the next morniiiMr at a.

Chicairo at a Toledo. Ohio, at 1: 15 Louisville, Ky at 11: 5 a. Cincinnati, Ohio. 11: 0 a. in.

It. A. KOU Alt. AOEST. Corn huikiu''s sprained wrists, barbed wire cut a.id fpruii or cuts from any other cause, are, quickly healed when BALLARD'S SNOW OINTMENT is promptly applied.

Price 23 and 50 cents. C. B- Spencer it Co. Three feet of snow in Colorado. If any of our summer tourists out that way are still lingering for a breath of coolness its 'safe to assume that they have realized their hopes 'ere this.

Might as well come baik for covers feel mighty good o' nights right here. The outlook in China is not bright and our Missionaries in" that country are in danger. If they were only here and were buying their groceries of the Up-to-Date Cash Grocery and Market they would be in a place, of safety, tf. Mungerliros. have retired from the grocery business on the west side and tho room is being fitted up and will be occupied by W.

K. Edgar, who has a grocery store on north Washington, and S. Hamilton, an experienced grocery-man from Oskaloosa. The Dkmocuat bespeaks for the new firm a liberal patronage and abundant success. You are probably not aware of it but the Up-to Date Grocery is giving one pound nvreof sugar for $1 than any of them.

Spot cash does it. tf Burns McDonnell, engineers, have secured the job of placing the Cherry-vale water works and electric light plants. It is a 850,0000 contract. Mr. Burns goes to Cherryvale to take personal charge of the const ruction and the people there may rest assured that the work is in efficient hands.

Sherill Hobart, Deputy Sheriff Button, Under Sheriff Conley, Constable We haven't said a word in the papers about our business for a longtime, and now it's about OUI? turn to "cut loose." During the time we have kept quiet we have added thousands of dollars' worth of goods to our stock, and have also removed our Lallarpe stock into our store here, and that, together with our usual stock, (which is always large), and the piles and piles of new goods that have arrived and are arriving, have simply filled our store to the ceiling. We are unable to get more room so wo have decided THE WEEK'S RECORD We have a complete line of fruit jar jolly glasses, can tops and rubbers at the Up-to-Date Grocery. tf. Mr. Geo.

A.Bowlus continues to improve as does also A'r. Riley Young. Mrs. L. F.

Palmer is home from a Burlington visit. Capt. Cook has a force of men at work tearing down sheds at the river on the prospective water works site. Will To Sell Everything Take lift; as it com-i, and make the most of nil circumstances, but for a bad cough or cold, take BALLARD'S HOKE HOUND SYRUP, the best known remedy for quick relief and Hiiro euro. Price 25 and 50 cents.

C. Spencer it Co, Sam O'Hara of Moran was 'in town Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Sam Murphy are visiting relatives in Burlington. Attorney John Bear is visiting his parents in Gridley.

S. M. Jennings is visitinghisdaughter in Emporia and taking in that lively burg's street fair this week. Choice Hickory, White Ash, White Oak, Yellow Southern Poplar and Nor-A'ay and Southern Tine are tho wort's which enter into the construction of the Newton Wagon. For sale exclusively by E.

C. Rernsberg. 2t These rains have put the ground in excellent condition for fall ploughing. See one of those Klondike sulkey plows at E. C.

Remsberg's. 2t Miss Lora Cooper, with the aid of her pupils gave a delightful piano recital at her home on West Madison streetThurs-day evening of last week. Parents and friends of the pupils were present and were most agreeably surprised and greatly pleased at the progress made under this ellicient teacher's direction. Why should you become a mummy, when ycu can be alive and a prime factor in the world's happenings? Why should you change from lusty, vigorous, healthy manhood or womanhood, to become a shrivelled, wrinkled, unslightly, attenuated nonentity, as the years roll on, when it lies within your power to arrest decay and rejuvenate and invigorate your body? Why should you walk the street with halting, lagging steps, lack lustre eyed, when with elastic grace and firm of foot and brilliant eyes, you may view life's surroundings? You have within your grasp, what Ponce do Leon vainly sought, four hundred years ago, and what of mankind was the dream of ages- the fountain of eternal youth. Read our "Longavita" ad in another column.

The Up-to Date Cash Grocery Market have the most complete line of Coffee iu own. tf The Jamey Common Sense Feed Mill grinds one bushel (70 lbs.) of dry ear corn 3 jj minutes, 15 revolutions of the team. For sale by E. C. Rernsberg.

2t Mrs. Billon and daughter of McCune were in the city over Sunday, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. U. W.

See. Mr. J. E. Ireland, a long time resident of Iola, has olTersd his town property for sale and owing to his wife's poor health will move to some cooler and dryer region presumably Detroit, Mich.

Mr. Chas. Nicholson, for some time past employed in the office of the cement plant, left in company with his wife Saturday for New Mexico where they will spend the winter. Mr. Nicholson's health has been declining for some months and his co-workers in the office very generously raised a contribution of 8200 with which he might take the much needed rest as his circumstances in the House fllart and Marshall Baker are defendants at such prices as' will reduce the stock to where we can see "where we are at," at least.

There si no money in sacrifice sales, but we have made up our minds' to sell the goods and we are going to do it if prices cut any figure. Root has the contract for the metal work and a Mr. Roberts will take enre of the wood work. Ed McIIugh brings suit against Ira Kelly for the recovery of 8010 damages which he claims the latter should fork over for injuring his bus business. The trail is set for the November term.

Miss Carrie Friboth will haxo her fall millinery opening next Friday and Saturday the 28th and 29tli. Her store is next door to Runways. 0 2t. Sam Perkins made too much racket at the Scanlon meeting at the park and was arrested and fined k3 and costs. Charley Ross was also arrested for indulging in (the luxury of a knockdown, Perkins being the victim of his swinging right, and his hearing was set for October 1.

On his way home from Colorado saw and recognized one Willard Ilibbs, wanted here lor selling booze ferninst the law's decree. He wired back for the officers to arrest him and later went back and took charge of his man Miss Grace Brewster writes home that she had a delightful trip accross the iu a 8175 damage suit brought against them by 'Geo. A Ward, a real estate a-gent. Ward claims that amount of damages is due him owing to the fact that his buggy and other property belonging to him wa3 levied upon and sola at sheriff's sale to square his occupation tax, which matter he had overlooked. The buggy sold for $lt! but Ward says he needed it in his business (the buggy, not the coin) and so he's going to make a test of it and see whether or no he can be legally flim-flammed out of his means of support.

The case comes up for trial next term of court. Leave your order at the Up-to-Date Grocery for rimns. tf. The Misses Julia McClure and Fannie Chastain went to Empoaia the firsts of tho week for a visit with friends and to attend the street fair. as.

S. Rodgers is back in town again. Legal business takes C. A. Savage to loo IQkW gjjf Jr Sad Ti OLD BEUULE CLOTHIER.

Meadville, this week and he will extend hia stay for a fortnight. mil Arvy Reynolds has returned to Joplin, Mo after a visit here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Reynolds. Thousands suffer with torpid' liver, producing great depression of spirits indigestion, constipation, headache, etc. HERBINE will stimulate the liver, keep the bowels regular, and restore a healthful buoyancy of spirits. Price 50 cents. C.

B. Spencer it Co. Anton Dick returned his home in p. Farmers' Surries, Canopy and fg Alantic, not a sign of a storm and the entire voyage as calm a a midsummer's night dream. Boat was in no hurry and took thirteen days in crossing.

i If you want to seo the finest display of fall and winter millinery ever shown in Iola attend Miss Piiboth's opening on the 28th 29th, 9 2t Mr. and Mrs. Julius Johnson mourn the death of their baby daughter. The little one died early Tuesday morning of cholera infantum and the funeral was held that afternoon at 3 o'clock from the residence the services being conducted by Rev. Leonard.

Two buggies smashed into each other fternoon at DeOlutes' Extension Top, and Spring Hs PUBLICATION NOTICE. In the District Court, within and tor Allen Comity, KitiiPiis. Lou A. Johnson, plaintiff, vs James Johnson, ilefentUnt. The above named ili-f'emlant, James Johnson, will take notice that he has lioen siietl, by the plaintiff Lou JohiiHim, in tho district court of Allen county, Kansas; that the petition was filed in the office of the clerk of said court, on tho first day of September, and unless lie answers the same on or before he 27th day of October, the allocations thereof will be taken us true and judgment rendered, forever (livoreinii the plaintiff from the defendant, on nccount of bis fault, and giving her the custody of their minor children.

J. K. Thompson-. Lot' A. Johnson, Attorney for I'lain till.

I'laintilf. were such that he could not afford such a luxury on his own responsibility. It is feared that he has consumption. Wanted salksmes. Local and travel Wgons, FOR 30 DAYS ing; salary or commission: Exclusive territory.

Brown brothers Roches ter, N. Y. 1 1 end a couple of runaways were narrowly a 1 AT REDUCED PRICES Miss Gertie Duffy of Manhattan was the guest of her friend Miss Clara Foust ti in this city last week. She returned to hei home Satnrday, Archdeacon Crawford was in the city over Sunday and held divine services in the Maccabees hall. We have a large stock of these la Ellenwood, Kansas Tuesday after a visit here at the home of his uncle, Rodlo.

A telegram announcing the serious illness of her brother in London Mills, called Miss Claudie Welch to that place Monday. Miss May OTJell of Mattoon, 111., went to Neosho Falls Tuesday for a visit with an uncle. She had been visiting relatives in this city. Mr. O.

G. Oviatt, the old gentleman who had one of his hands amputated some time since, has returned to his old home in Boone county, Iowa, where he will spend the wiDter, George Amos was up from Humboldt Tuesday. R. L. Gamble was a business visitor in Yates Center Tuesday.

Mrs. D. L. Dumball is visiting relatives in Wichita this week. George B.

Chandler and Mary C. Boyer were married Sunday by Judge Smith. Mr. and Mr. W.

F. Allen have moved Kigs wnicn must De sold to Battels A public dance at the opera house Friday evening was well attended and a joyous, good time repprted by those who make room for fall goods participated. It was the first of a series of such dances which will probably be held this fall and winter as they were Come and Buy one averted by the prompt assistance of bystanders, Charley Campbell and Mr. Kitchen vere the occupants of one i ig and the other was being driven by Mrs. Ida James and Mrs.

James Adams and a couple of children. The ladies' rig got the worst of it, one wheel smashed to smithers. No one hurt, WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE is essentially the child's tonic. It improves the digestion and assimilation of food, strengthening tie nervous system, restoring them to the health, vigor and elasticity of spirits natural to childhood'. Price 25 cents.

C. B. Spencer Co. numbers all busy this week setting up stoves and connecting 'ein with the roaring gas wells. Mrs.

II. J. MeCord, of Manhattan, is in the city a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.

II. Irwin. Mis-'S Marie Meyer, of Chanute, is assisting in Mrs. Landis' Millinery establishment. City Clerk Knapp is making the rounds notifying all laggards that this is the last week in which to pay their occupa- before they hSd last year.

Will Brewster was a Kansas City Get fat get nice and plump; there is safety in plumpness. Summer has tried your food-works winter is comino-to try your breath-mill. Fall is the time to brace yourself. But weather is tricky; lool ovt Lookout for colds especially. Scott's Emulsion of Cod visitor Saturday.

Dr. Anna Kinsman was an over Sunr ft 0 ore: are all gone. Furniture St Beck's Old Stand. day visitor in Colony. Mrs.

E. N. Willits returned to her home in Topeka Saturday after a pleasant visit here with her sister, Mrs. J. H.

Nave. FrA Liver Oil is the subtlest of Hands Crushed. E. C. Champion, who works at the cement plant, in starting n.

piece of ma helps. It is food, the. easiest food in the world; it is more than food it helps you digest i tion tax. i your food, and get more nutri to Neosho Falls which town thev will make their future home. For digestive weakness, nervousness, pains in the side, flatulence, dizziness, wakefulness, headache and other annoying accom par iments of costiveness, HERBINE is a prompt and unequalled remedy.

Price, 50 cents. C. B. Spencer Co. Extreme hot weather is a great tax upon the digestive power of babies; when puny and feeble thev should be given a dose of WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE.

Price, 25 cents. C. B. Spencer Co. Sheriff Ilobart's trip to Colorado did him a world of good and he looks a far different man than when he left some weeks ago.

He and his wife returned home this week. Harmon, besides infusing hisystem with Rocky Mountain zone, has during his absence filled hia political being with long and deep draughts of Republicanism and confidently predicts that McKinley will carry Colorado. But then everyone knows that our genial sheriff is a great joker in a quiet way. Mrs. W.

L- Allison is visiting relatives in Welda. chinery Friiliy, caught his bunds between a sprocket and wheel, painfully crushing those members. His injuries were pi visa immediate surgical attention and while he will lose none of thefinjjera he will have a couple of mighty sor honds for clays to come. The Sovereign Meeting. Hon.

J. R. Sovereign one of the great labor leaders of the land, spoke to the voters of Iola Wednesday night. Notwithstanding the rain every seat in the opera house was taken and many were compelled to stand up. A nd the best of it wa9 that with not over a half dozed exceptions every seat was filled with a voter.

It was a magnificent audienee. Mr. Sovereign is a good talker and for nearly two hours he held the closest at-tentien of his audience which was composed chiefly of laboring men. That he made votes for Bryan and the state ticket there is no doubt. If you are troubled with inorilorous breath, heart bum, flatulency, headache acidity, pains after eating, loss of appetite, persistent melancholy, or low spirits.

You need a tonic, a few does of HERBINE will give you the recuperative force to remove these disorders. Price, 50 cents. C. B. Spencer Co.

Mr. D. A.Sfcillen, landlord of the City Hotel at Oswego, is in tlw city looking ever the hotel situation with a view of jiossibly taking hold of the Morrow He likes the town and would be pleased to locate here and open up the house but thinks the rent asked, 8150 per month, too much. However, he may make the deal. Rev.

D. B. Shuey of the Reform church, visited in Emporia and attended the (street fair there the first of the week. The Sola Gash Grocery and Dry Goods Is the best place in Iola to buy Groceries, Queenswore Tinware mm DRY GOODS Highest Price PnicI for Butter and Kgg South de under Q. A.

R. Hall ment from it. Don't get thin, there is ety in plumpness. Man oman and child. If you have not tried it.

send for free sample -Is agreeable taste will surprise you SCOTT Cheiniits, .09 Pearl Street, New York. 50c. and Ji.oo; all druggist. 1 Fair Premiums. All persons entitled to- premiums are requested to call at the Xorthrup National Bank, Iola, Kansas Monday Sept.

24th. Any premiums not eall for by October 1st will be considered forfeited to the Society. C. II. Wheaton, iec..