The Huron Herald from Huron, Kansas • 8

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. G. W. Stabler, aTTOIINEY-AT-UW, ft NOTABV PUBLIC INHUMAN 12 AOKNT. Agent for Hutt'ord Firo, German American und bliuwnuB, Policies written in office I1UBON, KANSAH The Pauley Bros, have about 5 acres of corn to plant yet.

Mrs.G. P. Galligher expects to make her mother a week's visit in the near future. 0. L.

Baughman looks for his father to make his appearance araoung ns once again at an early date. The weather makers governor Purcell, Kansas Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Wire Fencing, Coal and Shelf Hardware. Prices Reasonable. Give us a trial C. G.

DANA, Manager. W. iV. Huff. REAL ESTATE A.

LOAN ACENT. Farms sold and exchanged. L-'ftt your farm with me. Otttoo In Hbhald office. HURON, KANSAS, Puraell Locale, John l'urcell was on tho eick list lately.

Mrs. Geo. Boll went to Ilorton Wodnesday. II. Latzke and son Willie were in Ilorton last Sunday.

C. R. Kieth is on the sick list and is not able to attend buaintsfl. Kichard Whelan shipped out two car loads of stock Tuesday night Tho finest garden in town belongs to the Huron school teachers. Tbo hedgo leaves are large enough, why don't the farmers plant corn? Ralph Romcsburg has over 250 chicks and still keeps the chick machine going.

James Gragg from south ol Hur belt must be off. There is too much rain for tho amount of sunshine to suit the farmers. Volunteer. J. V.

Tufts. F. G.Crowell. 1.f tSs Crowell. ATTCRNKY8-AT-LAW.

Practice in all courts. National Bank Building. ATCHISON, KANSAS. Lancaster Sittings. Mis.

Bailey is improving very slowly. Mr. John Manson shelled corn ecOairedi St SI Sf on was in town Tuesday and took fa every day last week. Children's Day will be observed at the M. Church.

Mrs. Arnold, of Purcell has a large music class at this place. onhih prices. We have declared war on high prices and inferior goods. We handle only first-class goods.

cia. Robinson, -DEALER IN- CRAIN COAL FEED Pay tbo highest market price for drain, Handle the best grude ot CoaL home a load of silt and lumber. Dana fc Ricker will finish unloading their car of lumber this week if it does not rain too much. G. S.

Baughman is expected home from Missouri most any John Riley, of Old Hnron ship sy 2 HURON, KAK8A8. ped a lot of fat cattle to Kansas City Monday night. New Spring Goods Harvey Eberly came np from II. O. Snavely.

CARPENTER BUILDER time now. lie has been visiting Leavenworth Saturday to spend relatives. Estimates cheerfully furnished Sunday with his family. arriving: daily. Come in and look them over.

Our line of Groceries is always fresh and of the best quality. We also handle 6s Jas. Farrell and Oscar Bailiff M. T. Purcell will soon quit the hotel business and devote his entire on all Building Material.

All work guaranteed Satis-. factory Huron, Kansas. were home last Sunday. They are doing carpenter work at Omaha. The heaviest ram ot the season fell here Wednesday evening, also The Famous Averv J.

Doyle. Sells-r-- looacco, Cigars, Mineral Water. Summer Drinks. HURON, KANSAS, time and attention to mercantile business. Miss Alice Francis intends to spend the summer in the mountains, believing it will be a boon to her health.

The asses sor did business of hit kind in ton Tuesday. He is now through assessing property of Union township. At. the Normile school Monday evening Miss Vesie Bell carried of) the purse, rewarded to the prettir quite a lot of hail and wind came with it. Quite a number from Huron vicin.

ity spent lrst Thursday with Mrs L. Godfrey, also Mrs. F. Vance and Niss Francis Green, of Reserve. Rev.

Haswell will preach a mem 1 i Riding and Walking Cultivators. Also other Farm Implements. We sell everything usually kept in a first-class General Store. oenerai store. yy orable sermon the 29th at the Pres ABrown.

Wagon Maker. AJav Jjy PURCELL, KANSAS. byterian church. A special programme will be prepared. All invited.

Wbiskers. And General Wood-workman. HURON, KANSAS. A VS A tA- VVUJUJUUll Miss Rose Purcell is gaining in I ii Ji 5 it We Want Your Job Work. JAMES BILIWGSLEA, PS0P.

BF8pecil attention given Commercial Men.JJ tHuron, Kansas. 0V frTlAflU i I have been a sufferer from chronic diarrhoea ever since the war and have used all kinds of medicine for it At last I found one remedy that has been a success as a cure, and that is Chamberlun's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Griehnm, Gears Mills, La. For sole by Dr. W.

Jones. FOB Kansas City St; Bireiigiu ao raiuij ho poaaiuie, jei it will le 6ome time before she will be real strong again. Last Thursday evening James Haynes met with a painful accident while wrestling with Mr. Dana he fell and broke his leg just above the ankle. Clint Franklin the Purcell volunteer started with his regiment to San Francisco this week- He that volunteers his service to his country at the first call is truly a patriot.

There's a laddie in oar town That loves his lassie well, But what he whispers in her ear, -O, she will never tell! They sometimes go a riding When the evening's sun Is low. We know they have a happy time, 5 The way their faces (flow. Dana and Martin expect to volunteer the next call ot the president They were practicing shooting Monday evening. Casaulties: one rabbit. Amnnition: about 75 cartridges, One revolver disabled.

in good spirits. Thiit: delightful oder(?) carried upon the gentle breeze from 'the decaying remains of the chicken colera victims greets tne al factories of the passer by once again. Good Joseph, St Louis Bon To Cure Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists, refuud the money If it fails Cure.

Price 25c 6 4a and To cure it buy the Remedy reccom- Equipment Unsurpassed. Elegant List-yonr farms for sale with the Hkkaij). We can sell it for you. mended by the Government Experts. It is the Best and Cheapest.

A fresh supply always on hand at 1 Day Coaches. Reclining Chairs Car, "Seats FreenPull-maniSleepiug Cars. No change of cars. Kansas City to St. Louis, Witchita, Pueblo, Denver, and Little Rock.

II. C. Townsend, G. P. and T.

A. t. Louis, Many old soldiers now fell the effects of the hard service thoy endured during the war. Mr. Geo, S- Anderson, of Rossville, Turk couniy, Penn.

who saw tLe hardest kind of service at the front is now fre-quntdy troubled with rheumatism. "I had a eevure attack lately," he says, "and pr cur xl a bottle of Cnamberlan's Pain Balm It did so much good ihatl would like to knew what you would charge me for. one dozen battled." Mr. Anderson wanted it Tlutt TwoHone Grubbing Machine Rightly NuatS, b- th for his own use and to supply It to his friends and neighbors, as every family I 1 1 1 Jt 1H it is callel FAULTLESS." 1898 taste WOUld Suggest dead not only for rheumatism, but lame chickens are not the roses that eweI1JDs8. cnt8.

bruises nnd burns, urn rh i Ho tinAmiullarl Vnv onla for wh'ch it (is unequalled For' sale by should decorate our road-side. It la THE BEST staoip poller that man's knowledge and skill kas aver fceca aile to prod ace. A single trial la sufficient to convince anyone of Its merits. TTGLENWOOD CYCLES The perfection of Bicycle construct! UP TO DATE. POPULAR PRICES.

Dr. W. Jones, Huron, Kansass CI for Free Catatogteetc. address Horses SlCkS it CAWAF.DlSTiIMCH, CRESCO, IOWA. A Moit in tour ciiM nidnir from 4 to ItllttiattiUii ifiiwdKiSiliiiff(Mifi 1 inch cable.

Patented March 1805. ELOI, EtCBBAUM. SW1TZEB. EXCELSIOR Flush Joints. Large Sprockets.

Bolt- N. Ricker. Pedigrees Shown On Application. TERMS. To insure mare with foal and colt to stand and suck, Iloi .00, Eichbaum $7.00, Switzer $10.00, Excelei i $10.00.

C8 re will be taken fo prevent accidehts but will not be responsible should any occur. Mares leaving the country or sold, the money is then due W. McCLAIN, Owner. HURON, KANSAS ess veiaosointeiy secure seat post and handle bar clamps. No crank keys.

Dust-proof toot steer bearings. Ball Retainers. Direct Oiler. Superb finish, CtC. -I mitm mm Bnndrle.

Tlreg and Dealer BnppHp. CATALOGUES FREE. Agents wanted everywhere. If we arc not represented in your locality write us for prices on anything in the Bicycle line. They will interest you.

Harrah Stewart Mfg. Ill to S20 Oonrt St, Ss Koines, la. Manufaclnrtrty Jobhtri and Exforttrt of everything firtaiin to iiicycltu General Blacksmithing, All wors Gnaranieed Five me atrial Would be pleaeed to hare jor patronage; Purcell..