Garnett Journal-Plaindealer from Garnett, Kansas • 3

1 O- WEAK NELSON --Hkfi'S FINE SHOES. AT GREEK'S IF YOU VViirv TE BEST. V. Flour! The cheapest and the best' in c.uintv at. Stewarts tlie Leader.

plvjtcgrapheivith. Avenue -Ono hundred thousand cases of Perfect Digestion la eecnred by taking Hood's Pills altel dinner, or if digestion is impeded by Personal Mention. Miss Grace White went to Kansas Ciry Ronday. J. G.

Johnson had legal business in Faola Monday. (Burnett (Sugle. TIME CARD at is The Editors' Opinions. Inter Ocean- As a state Kansas the building of railroads. when built it proci-eils to i-mbai and dest r.iy iioir Its niriT laws are against railways the; results are that imt twvi.ty to: companies that, opei-iie iiiis in t'-f state ihiris-en an uo.v in hands receivers, and of loo rest lo have declared any diyidemi.s, nidi hir of tiiese paid as much as 3 per rent WKnn i Ik.iff'nj I -lilt I 71 I egpj wanted hy Stewart the Leader.

L. I. Inbbs wants to trade mux ry stock lor a good fresh cow. Head the new ai of Wagstaff's Old Reliable Clothing House in this issue. California apricots at Stewarts the Leader only eight and one third cents a pound.

-lp to date continuous back-irroands and clouded hrndgrounds photos taken day or night at Johnson. It not only is so, it be so, One Minute Cure acts nnicklyi and what makes it Gus Graves Co. Wmt -Eii Bailey has one of tiio nobbiest sin.ps in Kansas. Gallon him r-5. T.

Studehaker shipped Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xarcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant.

Its guarantee is thirty years uso by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Wornu and allays Feverishncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhcca and "Wind Colic. relieves. Teething troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency.

Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friei-d. Castoria. "Caatoria is an excellent medicine for children. Mothers have repeatedly told tne Of its good effect upon their children." Dr.

G. C. Osgood, Lowell, Mass. Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children, and use Castcria instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature Dr.

J.l-KiNcnnr.os, Conway, Ark. Children Cry for THE CCIITim COHMST, TT Children Cry for WXXj ESGm NEW YORK TA TE, M0S IMP0R TAN FA T0 Keep posted en jill the evr-dU fit in the pivsent time I reading tho Albany Weekly OR Albany Semi-Weekly These Great Republican Newspapers, which arc known from ocean to ocean for their stalwart Republicanism, arc the favorite faniih pa pers A Large Premium List to Select From. the i E. Lincoln wav. the su an attempted hold up last tject Sutidav n'ght, Hj was coming home from ine in a' buggy and near the Judv school house two men on each side the road ordered him haltanl throw iup hio hands, but Mr.

Lincoln's horse became irixhtened and started on a run so ti'iick thatthe would-be robbers could not help themselves. tjtaony loosrc- rso -iiU i. u. i). instituted at Colony Thursday nigl of last week, iiie Garnelt lodge team went down and conferred the 1st, and 2nd, degrees ai.d Lone Elm lodge team conferred rne initiatory and de gree.

J. M. Johnson this city was instituting officer. The new lod starts with twenty six members and bright prospects for additional mem hers. About thirty of the Brothers went down from here, and a lame numbor from Lone Elm and Kincaid.

The ladies of Colony set up a line sup per at six o'clock and a lunch at mid night. Every visitor reports a royal good time and speak in high term of the kind treatment received. The tattlers and nv.se uief makers are busy with all sorts of mean stories about Geo. N. De Wolf's action in surrendering the factory to the Kansas City Furniture company under a chat tel mortgage.

Some of long tonsues who have no business of their own and know all about other peoples business have intimated that he has been guilty of every crime in the catalogue. The facts are that he has done just what other honest men have had to do, borrowed money to run his business. a chattel mnrf yrsrrp. au'l when par, gave up everything to satisfy the debt according to contract and gone to work, like an honest man to pay every debt he owes. Mrs.

Keziah Watt, formerly Mrs. W. S. Smith, an old citizen of this city died at her homo in Houston Texas, Sunday Pd 16, and was brought here and buried Wednesday afternoon. She had baen visiting her daughter Mrs.B.

McCrea here this winter and left here accompanied by Mrs. McCrea last Fii-day to go to liei daughters, Mrs. W. L.Frankenberger and Miss Josie Smith expecting to make her home with thej latter who had a house furnished for her in Houston, and she reached there and died the same day. Mrs.

McCrea started on her return with the corpse that night. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. E. L. Combs at the Presbyterian church.

Mother Watt was known and loved by a large circle of warm friends in this city, who extend sympathy to the bereaved child ren. The Fria T.ie Highest Xiiper cf irssize In Hie Uiittel States of Aaierlca. This is the leading monthly farm paper In the United States with over million and a half of readers. It is boiled-do wn-hit-themaii-on-the-head that pleases eveiybody. It circa latt-d everywhere, and is adapted to the needs of rural and village people from Maine to California, and from Montana to Florida, devoted to live stock, the dairy, poultry.

the garden, the young folks, and pleases the women all to pieces. It is practical, earnest, honest, clean and progressive, and ax to grind, no hobby to ride. It is for the farmer and villager first, and all the time. No partisan politic it. If you do hot know the paper, ftnrl have never seen it, writ6to "Farm journal, Philadelphia, ana a copy will be sent you.

No money. Or you can see a copy at our oilier. Our word it you ought to take this paper. It and the picture of Washington and he Eagle will only ccst you $1.60 cr. s'v r-A few of the personal and political enemies of Judge Johnson are going over this county trying to prejudice the people agaiust his nomination, by telling whatever, in their opinion will injure him with the persons to whom they are talking.

As one instance of his secret knifing business we understand they are secretly using the Mat Osborne case, saying that the appellate court of which Johnson is a member helped a great railroaJ corporation rob a farmer of hi3 just dues. The facts are these: Mr. Osborue sued the damages fcr killing some horses and got judgment in the dist-Mct court. The railroad took an appeal to the supreme court. The supreme court sent the case to the appellate court when the latter wa3 created and when the appellate court reviewed the case Judge Johnson did sit with the other judges for the reason that when the case was first tried here the firm of Johnson So Johnson were attorneys on one side.

Mr. Osborne is a populist and Judge Den-nison, the populist judge wrote the opioioD which reversed district court of this county. The ease was appealed to the supreme court and that court sustained the appellate court. We write these facts that the friends of Judge Johnson be on tneir guard and see that the delegates to convention next Saturday are not prejudiced against him. There is doubt that this county will send a solid delegation to Chanute for him and it ought to be done without friction or opposition from any source.

PROTECTION from the grip, pneumonia, diphtheria, fever and epidemics is given by Hood's Sarsapa-rilla. It makes PURE BLOOD. WANTED-AN IDEAJRSSSfflS thing to patent Prot ect your ideas they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER-BURN Patent Attorneys, Washington, for their $1,800 prize offer. Headquarters for Sweet Peas THE ONLY Castoria.

Castoria so well adapted to ehUdrei that I recommend it as superior to pre, scriptioa known to me." H. A. M. in So. Oxford Ilrooiyu.

N. V. Our physicians in the children's department have spoken hiU'-y cf their experience their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only hare among our medical, supplies what is known as product. yet we are free to confess thst the merits, cf Castoria lias won us to look with livot upon it." Usuted Hospital At: Bcilcii, siars. Pitcher's Castoria.

WUIKIt STKCIT. NtlVTCKK CTT. Pitcher's Castoria a WEHttY GL0BF, $2.10. keen nromutlv and thorough! txjsted. post office-in the Union.

All Atucii- wncre you inc. you win una invalu Send for Free Sample Copv, or a Trial Order for FEW V.ONTIIS change of Tfiet, overeating or chills and con gestion in changeable! weather. They break up a cold, prevent a fever, and restore healths action of i At home or abroad Ii'ood'a Pills are a safeguard and a friend. M' oil iical recital Tuesday night, only cents per pail at Stew- arts the Lvider Farmers arc plowing for spring a car load of corn to Monday. Unheard of prices on all kinds of groceries at Stewarts the Leader, The Elite will serve ice cream and oysters, for the Fireman's ball tonight.

-Phil Farrott shipped a carload of cattle to Kansas City Wednesday night Salt cheaper than the cheapest at Stewarts the Leader. -Dont forget that you can get every thing that's good at the Elite. North Side'. Dr. Filkington who was reported sick in the Eagle last week, is slowly recovering.

-Seats are now on sale at the P. O. Bookstore for the musical recital next Tuesday night -The Elite is now open to the public, and our motto is "the best in the market." Try us. E.Sewell still has a few good farms in Anderson county to rent- Call early and f-ct choice. St.

Frank Houston, son of Mrs. Camil-lius Houston, aged twenty seven years died in Kansas City Monday morning Judsre Brown issued marriasre li cense and joined in marriages-John A Hoffman and Lucetta Lankard of Col ony last Friday. Last Saturday was a busy tim with our merchants. Everybody came to town and they cams to buy goods and bought them. -Attend the music recital at the (Opera House next Tuesday evening and encourage the this study of music young people in Remember the Elite permits of no rowdyism in their parlors, you will be assured of 'ood treatment when you strictly first class.

forget the musical treat offered our people next Tuesday night, in the Grand Opera House by Mrs. Pepper and her class. Admission ten cents. The theme at the morning service at the Presbyterian church next. Sabbath will be, "Family Religion'' ai.d in the evening "Honor thy Father and thy Mother." J.

W. BroDston sold his grocery stock last Saturday to a gentleman from Missouri named Wiliiams. Mr. Bronston still has his watches and jewelry department. The High School will celebrate birthday this afternoon with an appropriate and well prepared prograu The patrons and friends are cordially invited.

By reference to the ad of C. F. Smith, undertaker, it will be seen that night calls will be responded to by cal- ling at his residence over his furniture store. Day calls at the store, south side of square, Remember the primaries next Wednesday. Every Republican ought to attend and express his sentiment for president.

The official call of the county centr; 1 committoe appears in this paper this week. -M. A. CarmicLael of Colony is a candidate for representative in the next legislature. Mr.

Carmichael is an old soldier, an attorney of ability and if nominated will make a gt od race and be elected. The piano voice pupils of Mrs. Peppers, assisted by herself, will give a public recital at the Opera House on next Tuesday evening Feb 25. Admission only ten cents. Everybody invited.

Seats may be reserved at the post office bookstore. -Wocd Fori Sale I still have good supply of the best cord and stove wood forsale. Price reasonable. Will deliver to any part of the city. Orders left at Ashwoods shoe shop will receive prompt attention.

II. Goddakd. -Charley Christy who studied law with Johnson Johnson in this city and was admitted to practice in our district court a few years ago has just returned torn Cuba where lie served in the Cuban army until captured by the Spaniards and finally released by the efforts of the American consul. There will be. a meeting of the farmers and others interested in horti culture at the court house in this city on Thursday Feb 27, at 1 o'clock p.m.

for the purpose of organizing a county horticultural society. Hon W. II. Barnes secretary of the state horticultural society writes that he will be present if possible. It is hoped that every township in the county will be represented.

Emery Wilson an old and respected citizen died at his home in this city last Thursday Feb 13. Ho was born in Trumbul county Ohio, April 6,1823, married to Mary A. Merriam Jan 1. 1843. Six children were born to them, all of whom save one, are dead.

He came with his family to this county in 1859 and has lived here ever since, honered and respected by all who knew him. His funeral was conducted by i Rev.P. J.Vollmar of the M. E. church.

Another good citizen is gone from our midst. The DeWolf furniture factory was sold last Saturday to the Kansas City Furniture Co. under chattel mortgage, T. F. Riffee, agent.

Geo. N. De-Wolf will continue as manager and the factory will iun hereafter to its utmost capacity as the company is able and will add a big stock of material, additional machinery The old company was financially cramped and had to work at a disadvantage many times, but Mr. Riffee and his company are abundantly able to furnish all the facilities and ''sine of war" to make it a great success and a big enterprise for our city. in to at t'ie on H.

is and of very i a this i id ire A. Johnson went to i Scott Morday. Ciair Lincoln had business in West Henry Ilenson moved his family to Paola last Friday. W. G.

Stewart had business in Kan-1 sas Uity 1 uesday. J. H.Vauirhn ret am 1 from his trip to Texas, Sunday. Judge B. L.

Stine of Iljse.iale was in the city Sati rday. Samuel Crum was in Kansas City Tuesday on M. A. Carmichael was up from Colony Saturday and called. W.

A. Mahan visited Coffey coun'y relatives over last Sunday. Will Carlyle and wife went to Greeley Saturday to visit friends. Mrs. M.

C. Yallette returned from a vLit in Pleasanton, Sunday. Ben Henry and Walter Latimer were in Kansas city ecmesuay. Everet Merrill of Iowa is visiting old friends in the city this week. Mrs.

Walter Litimer visited her parents at Greeley over Sunday. Miss Lillie Melkn returned home from her visit at Lane. Friday. Mrs. Jacob Blum is visiting her daughter in Ottawa this week.

Miss Maggie Krutzburg went to Greeley Monday to visit friends. MissGcrlie Reynolsof Greeley spent Sunday with friends in the city. Dmpsey Spradlin of Illinois is visiting his father L. W. Syradlin city.

Mrs. Fred V. Vincent went to Ottawa Tuesday to visit her parents. Ex-Senator Baciian was in the city Saturday shaking hands with fiiends. Mrs.

Frank Douglass returned frrm her visit, in Illinois, last Friday Morning. Ed F. Evving of Colony was shaking hands with old friends in the city Saturday. J. 11.

MaMuHan rot fornia last Saturday ned from Cali much improved health Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Highley went to Freeman Missouri to visit friends a day or two.

Mrs. F. E. Stewart of Westphalia visited fiiends in the city Saturday and Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Voorhees of Os- awatomie visited their parents in this city this week. Mrs. Frank Brown and Mrs. Man- ford Schoonover were visiting in Kan sas City JSlondav.

Miss Pearl Sewell went to OsaTwat- omec Monday to accept a position in the insane asylum. T. J. Pearson of Kempton is visiting at Capt. Hannums, West street, this week.

Dr. J. E. Jewell of Moran had busi ness tneciiy iuesuayanu ive.ines- day of this week. Miss Nellie Hill of Westphalia is s'ting her sister.

Mrs. Amanda Wade east 4th, avenue. J. V. Barndt andT.

II. Harder went Wichita Tuesday night to attend Masonic grand lodge. C. T. Richardson of the Journal at tended the editorial association at Leavenworth Tuesday.

Ivlrs. B. F. Henry came home from Kansas City Monday after a few days visit with t'nro. Cora G-rrlson and tier fiiond Mr.

Ross of Iowa, visited friends in over last Sunday. Capt. J. G. Reece of Greeley attended the county central committee in this city last Saturday.

Col. Ed It. Smith, secretary of the Linn county fair association was a pleasant caller, Wednesday. F. J.

Black and V. G. Houston attended the funeral of Frank Houston Kansas City Kansas Tuesday. J. T.

Studehaker was in Ottawa Tuesday attending a meeting of the Second district central committee. Charley Paxton of Golden City Mo visited in the city with his parents and other friends over last Sunday. John Means came home from Kansas City Saturday to spend a week with his parents in Reeder township. Mr. and Mrs.

D.M. Utt of Hiawatha were here this week attending the funeral of Mrs. Utt's mother, Mrs. Watt. Mrs.

Tom Watson of Topeka visited frienas in this city last week and wert from here to Osawatomie to visit her parents. Mrs. C. C. Willett of Bronson visited her sister-in-law, Mrs.

County Treasurer J. W. Garrison and family city past week. Carl Newman is attending the Grand Lodge of the A. F.

A. M. at Wichita this week, as representative of the Ciapterof this city. Mr. and Mrs.

O. W. Chambers of Douglass county visited his father, Rev. J. E.

Chambers and family at Greeley over last Sunday. Captain and Mrs. "James Hannum were called to Shawneo last Saturday account of the death of Mir. James Wheeler, a sister of Mrs. Ilannum.

J. W. Garrison, J. T. Studehaker.

T. Harder, Joe Carey, and W. H. 1 French went to Ottawa Tuesday to atttnd a meeting of the Masonic lodge. M.

P. McCall of Adams county Oh visiting his cousin, John R. Baird family city. Mr. McCall is very favorably impressed with Kansas cli mate and our city.

Mr.and Mrs. M. L. White were call-el to Xenia Bourbon county last Saturday on account of the serious illness Mrs. Whites sister, who is lying low of consumption.

Rev. Dr. Charles Dunsmore of the Congregational church went to Wichi-t Monday to attend the annual session of the Masonic grand lodge of which he is grand chaplain. Mid Shockey of Shockeyville, Grant county is visiting old friends in Anderson county this week, and made us pleasant call. He expects to mako county his home again in a few months.

i i a a no in for to not the D. WEEKLY 25c, for 3 months, iiOo. for months, 1 a year. Semi-Weekly 50c, for 3 months, $1 for 0 month, year. ADDRESS THE JOURNAL COMPANY, Albany, N.

THE EAGLE end JOURNAL 1 year, $2, 1 I li kit ULl. Ui 'I1 1 1 best inteieus it wiilenrkavor to make its rail ro; ds prosperous. Tnere is i speedier way of destn yin-. values in ail kinds of property, present and pros pective. thaa to destroy the values of the railroads other values.

that have quadnipui Wichita 5 (D am): If the IXuu -craU are expecting to wait until after t.i Republicans make nomination and platform "lind then profit by Ilia mistakes made, tiny inigli as well ahuudon now all forlorn Popes The Republicans are goinar to ik-i no mistake this year. McKinley will probably be nominated for president, and ho will be no mistake. In case the convention thinks Ha'iison, Allison, Reed or Morton a better man. we are sure the American people will abide hy their decision. The platform wiil declare for protection, honest money, the Monroe doctrine, (rod and nati land, and ferninst the British hell ai the Democratic There will be no mistakes made.

Atchison Champion: To equalize the valuation I propose to make every tax paver his own assessor for all property .1 I I owneu ouisiua ot toe j. ncu I would have a permanent com mission of live competent homesteaders in the county. Any party desinug ii pur chase a piece of property not a horns stead, mav tender to the owner the amount of the valuation turned in uy the owner for the purpose of Luxation, and demand a deed to the property. deed and the party desiring to pe.r- hase may bring his action to compel conveyance The defense of the owner will bo tha th vahuitun ho has placed on the property is its full cash value: in case the court so finds, a conveyance will not bo decreed, but in the event that the property has Deen undervalued a conveyance will be compelled as a penalty for an attempted fraud on th community. Mail and Breeze: Yes, we do gel Urd of thvi talk about prohibition.

We cot tired of the impractical intol erance of some people. We get tired of the way in which some people su iround and growl because somtbotty else don't do something, but never du anything themselves. We get tired sometimes of the way officers and jurors refuse to do their duty. YVe get tired of so much ilk and so nttie wool, and think maybe prohibition had better be abandoned, but when we begin to figure on going back to the saloon system, we can't stomach it. We never knew a man who was better for having saloon in his neighboihood.

We never knew a man to get riches on account of it. except the man who owned the saloon. The only crop we ever knew -it produced was misery. When it comes to the pinch, we would as soon vote to open a branch office for hell as to vote to restore the saloou. MAttniEP February 18, at the residence of the bride, Mr.

E. J.Keen-ey and Mrs. Martha Wait, Ro. J. R.

Chambers, ofliciating. Mrs. Wait was the widow of the late Manley Wait of near Greeley, and the bridegroom is the present jailor of Anderson county, under his brother Sheriff Park E. Keeney. Mr.

and Mrs. Keen-ey have moved into the residence part of the jail and are at home to their friends. The Eagle extends congratulations. Tus Discovery Saved His Life mi-, u. uaiuoune, iseaver-ville, 111., says: "To Pi'.

King's New Discovery 1 owe my life. Was taken with lagrippe and tried all the physi cians for miles about, but of no avail and was given up and told I could DOt Jive. Having Dr. King New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first df se began to get better, and after using three bottles was up and about again It is worth its weijrbt in gold. Sold by A.

T. Holcomb Co. (First Published February 7th. 1806 Publication Xotice. Iu the District Court in and for the county of Anderson, State of Kansas, K.

M. Russell, v. Valentine S. Collier, France E. Collier, Tbe Globo Investment Company (a corporation.

D. F. Whitney.Rnth Whitney. E. HaloK.

T.H.narder Executor, R. J. AVoodworth, defendants. Valentine S. Collier, yon will take notice tbat you have en sued together vith the above named in tbc district court iu and for Anderson county, Kansas.

Tbat you rarpt answer e.iid petition filed as aforesaid, on or before tbe SOdt. Hay of March 1S90, or said petition will te taken as true and judgment rendered in eaid action againtt yon for tbe sum of $2317.50 with interest thereon at 10 per cent from tbe firet day of July 1895, and for and a further judge ment against you for a of certain mortgage upon the following described real estate to-wit: The east half of the north east (e li) quarter of section seventeen (17). tbe west half of tbe south west quarter (w ys 8 1-4), Tbe north east quarter of tbe south west quarter (n 8 4) and tbe south west qnartcr of the north west quarter (s 1-4 1 4) of section sixteen (10) all in township twenty one (21) range nineteen (19) east of the 6 P.M. lying- and tituatcd in tbe county cf Anderson, state of Kanpas, and adjudging tbat said phiintiff have tbe first lien on said premises to the amount for which judgment will be taken, as aforesaid and order the premises sold as required by law, and proceeds applied to the pay-incut of. tbc amount due plaintiff and cestotsuit, and forever barring and forclosiug you from all right, title, estate, interest, properly aud equity of redemption in or to said premises or any part there Masford Schoonover, Attorney for Plaintiff.

Attest Joe Caret, clerk district court. When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.

Mixed Varieties per pound 4-0 cents. Half pound 25 Quarter pound 13 cents. (6) (6) Tried and Truo Novelties. Fuchsia double white Phenomenal Blackberry, The Kathbun. Tomato, Vick's Early I-cadcr, The Eariic3t Tcmato (gj dcrriirtiw'ii and prices, be le-UcUd fivm order really () TCil I SON TOPEK A SANTA I' poirTii.

lis. IrS in. 10:10 a. in IV -f ITlff No 2:47 p. in.

3 "Ion. m. 2.1.") p. in. ji, in fi NJ Ml.

'M. Xv 'I li Ottawa Siil.t.i r.v Ci flilY'iiim onil nil point v( 1 1 on ir-ilii liiu' Nns. Mi aii'l S.H liinUa good ri rnci t'( ik lit tiiy loitlt! filrtt. Ni', "ill mill for Chicago ami nil (ICS run through to i.Miklnjr froou rnjinrrtiiMi at Miulicul from all point in OklfiUoniu M.il silro ett'fC ci niii'ition tit Clu-rrj vhIo with Ki Ifco Hup for St Louis mill Frlceo points met. Nr iltvi nml iO-l curry sleepers ami free i fr.ro.

MISSOURI 1'ACIFJC n. n. KAKT. nrpi 1:07 p.m. Hull m.

freight mil! Accoaiinodntinn 4:5 1. m- WHT ruBUvriRor 1:57 in. CannoD Bull ni. ruight and Accommoilutton 9 :03 a. m.

KANSAS, NEBRASKA DAKOTA. NORTH Freight oml accommodiuion 10:40 a. ra. KOCTIl Freight nntl acceuiinoilatloTi 2:10 p. All tlio above trains carry passengers.

F. A. Herbert, practical watch maker. 3cpairing fine watches specialtj-. West side square.

At A. T. Ilolcomb's Drug store, Gfirnett Kansas. -For Investments or Loans in a building and Loan Association, or for Accident Insurance the best and safest Inquire of Sol Kauffman, North Side. tf.

J. W. FARRIS, THE Slo Iiv Stools AUCTIOMEEB Leave Orders at Sheiitrs Office. Bus and Transfer Line, Will meet all trains and carry passengers and. baggage to any part of the city uAPKl' t'b ATTENTION GIVEN to BAGGAGE irl.carc Calls ot Oak Leaf Hotel.

ZHAS, D. HUNT, JEWELER WATCH PEPAlElN EKGHAVIHG A fcl'LClALTY. BUILD' NG. Garnctt. BED JVL ODONTUNDER used for the Painless Extraction of Teeth Gobi Fillin tr a Specialty.

Otrice up-biaho in I'ilkint'lon- Iiarbcr building. DL.JONHS Attorney at- Law Will practice in oil the Courts. OFFICE IN KAUFFMAN ELVD'G. Over 31uui Meat Market West Side Sijunic, Garnett, Kan. m.

id. PlIYSICMMm SURGEQH. SPECIALTIES: jpj" Nervous diseases and diseases of Women and Children. Cfnco over Wagstaff Son's. AT.Holcomb Co.

DRUUiJi STS. DEALERS IN Medicines, Chemicals, Brushes, Soips, Sponges. I'erfumery hstatioiiiii Paints, Oils, Aitista materia Is, etc. Pdr3criptions Girelally Compounded, Wt i Side Square, Garnett, Kansas A. MESSENGER NSURAtWE.

Fire, Lightning, Tornado, Life Office over Nafl Bank. OAKNKTT, KANSAS. American Afency for CAVEATS. TRADE MARKS. DESIGN PATENTS, ta I froo Ifondijook write to ft Uiioadwat, Nrw York.

d'lii'Kti bnrr.ni tccur'nn pattnts In America. Tverv pntPiittjlcenout by nsls brouKht befoia p'tiblio a notice given free of charge la the JtroracM Irrpt clrcnle I'm of any scientific paprr In the "world Kpli li'lly llluatratod. No lntHllir'nt man dhoulil fw without It. Weekly, 3.M cu't Ail.lrt-'"'', MUNN It ii i.ui.i: 2(4 1 Xlroinlwtiy, 1 ork Olty, a when you want first class hair cut, shave or bath. -White sugar drip syrup only ct at Stewarts the Leader.

-Next Sunday night, services at the M. F. Church will be devoted to tern- reccommeuded by the State Temperance union. W. O.

Knight is having a 20x0 building erected on his lot just west of the Eaoi.k office to be used as a liundry by Lincoln an 1 llar.nurn. Le ayk Wijiskeils At the Korner barber shop, and see if it isn't the nobbiest place in the city for a shave or haircut. Hot and cold baths. A high liver with a torpid liver will not be a long lire1-. Correct the liver with De Witts Little Early Riser little pills that cure dyspepsia and al so constipation.

II. C. lleppert of Harris and J. Henning of Monroe township went to Ft Scott Sunday to serve as petit jurors at an adjourned term of the United States district court. -llon.

W. II. Barnes of secretary of the state board of horticulture writes that he will certainly be at the meeting of the horticulturist next Thursday. -Give rue a liver regulator and I can regulate the world, said a genius. The druggist handed him a bottle of De Witt's Little Early ltisers, the famous littie pill.

Gus Graves Co. One Minute Cough Cure touches the right spot. It also touches it at the right time if you take it when yon have a cough or cold. See the point? Then don't cough. Gus Graves Co.

Quick in effect, heals and leaves no scar, burning, scaly eruptions are quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch and Hazel Salve. Applied to burns, scalds old pores, it is magical in effect. Always cures piles. Gus Graves Co. I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, Feb 20, one vvuver- ly Bicycle has been run about six months, in good order.

Call ana ex amine it at Garnett laundry. Sale will take place on the streets of Garnett on above date. Bay Woodcock. Buckleys Aunica Salvk Is the best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, sore fever, chapped hands, chilblains, corns ar.d all skin eruptions and positively cures piles, or no pay is required. It is guaranteed to srive perfect satis- faction or money refunded.

Trice 25 cents per box. For sale by A. T. Hol-cornb Co. r-Don't invite disappointment by experimenting.

Depend upon One Miu ute Cough Cure and you will have im mediate relief. It cures croup. The ii i liiumiess remeuy Liiau iiruuuces i i. 1 i i 1 immediate relief. Gus Graves Co.

The busineS3 men of Kincaicl and vicinity arc negotiating with the Vas Busliirk brothers to move their roller mill machinery from Nevada, to Kincaid and start a new roller mill at i that place. We hope it will be a success. W. W. Graham has moved from Westphalia to Pi qua to engage in the real estate business at that place.

He writes that he is well pleased with his new location and prospects. Mr. Graham is a good citizen whom we are sorry to lose from Anderson county. The Eagle wishes him well in his new home. President Colegrove of the Ottawa university wholcctured before the Anderson county teachers' association, last month, and later preached the funeral sermon of Bev.

F. L. Walker has been deranged in mind since a week ago last Friday. His many friends in this city are hoping for his speedy recovery. The Board of county commissioners were in called session last Tuesday inspecting the Eakcr Ford bridge.

The board on a careful examination found that the abutments had been built exactly as located by the county surveyor according to the specification and the locations of the abutments were approved. The Anderson County Sunday school convention will meet in the Co ngregatiocal church this city next Wednesday and Thursday, Feb 26, 27. A good program of exercises has been prepared and a cordial inyitation is ex tended to all Sabbath school woikers and bible students. Bring your bible and note book. Entertainment will be provided for all from out of town.

You heai it almost everywhere, and read it in the newspapers, that Simmons Liver Regulator ia the best liver remedy, and the best spring medicine, and the blood medicine "The only medicine of any conse qnence that I use is Simmons Liver Eegulator." So wrote Mr R. A. Cobb of Morganton, N. C. And W.

F.Park. M. of Tracy City, writes: 'Si mmons Li ver Regulator is the best" Condexsed Testimony Chas B. ITood, Broker and Manufacturer's Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies that Dr. King's New Discovery has no equal as a couh remedy J.B.Brown proprietor of St James Hotel, Ft Wayne Indiana, testifies that he was cured of cough of two years standing, caused by la grippe by Dr King's New Discovery, B.

F. Merrill, Baldwinville, Mass says that he na9 used and recommended it and never knew it to fail and would rather have it than any doctor because it always cures. Mrs Hemming 222 E. 25th, Chicago, 'always keeps it at hand and has no fear of croup, because it instantly relieves. Fred trial bottles at Holcombs drugstore.

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