The Arcadia Record from Arcadia, Kansas • 4

1 The Arcadia Record. By W. J. VANE. Published Every Friday at Arcadia Kansas.

Entered, April 17, 1903, at Arcadia, Kansas, as second-class matter, under Act of congress of March 3, 1879. TERMS--One year $1.. Six months 50 cents. Three months 25 cents. Friday, Feb.

26, 1904. 0000000000000000000009 Local Incidents. 500 0000000000000 Christian Church of Arcadia. We are glad to note growth and good work in the singing class. Our appointments at Arcadia are every two weeks instead of second and fourth Sundays as formerly, Mr.

Crank filled his appointment at the Christian church, Sunday. There was the usual good audience. The services next Sunday are: Bible school at 10.00 a. 111. followed by social service at 11:00.

Junior C. E. at 3:00 p. Senior C. E.

at 7:30 p. 111. Additions reported in papers last week, baptisms 2447, letters and statements 639, from other chuc'ks 89, total 3173. Additions are ea: marks of a live growing church. The next regular preaching service will be Sunday, March 6.

This will be our day for foriegn missions. We hope to make it the best in the history of the church. Last year our collection was $17,00 we hope to make it $20.00 this year. The health and fragrance and strength of the great pine forests are condensed in Pineules a new discovery put up in a new way. A cure for Bright's disease, calculus, rheumatism, lumbago and every form of urinary disturbance, -Sold by E.

Murray Co. A CHANGE. The Dickason Goodman Lumber company have recently purchased of Russel Lumber company their entire stock of building material located at Arcadia and Mulberry. They desire to state to the public that they will continue to supply them with the best the market affords in their line, and will be glad to 'serve all old customers as well as many new ones who may desire to purchase good lumber at reasonable prices. 1 Citizens'State Bank This cut represents a Home Savings Bank, which the Citizens' State Bank has arranged to distribute among its customers and friends, The bank is made of steel and practically indestructible, finished in a pretty mottled metal Anish.

with combir ation lock, making the bank very attractive, ornamental and useful in a home. All sizes of coin or bills can be deposited in it. THESE BANKS WILL BE LOANED to such of out depositors as desire them, or to any person who wishes to have one, and will deposit with us $1.00. Credit for this sum will be given in a pass book, and the deposit must not be withdrawn until the bank is returned in good order. In consideration of our loaning you a bank, it is understood that you will deposit your savings with us at least once a month.

FOR CHILDREN, this is one of the best plans for encouraging economy and frugality, as money once placed in the safe cannot be taken out except at our office, and there it must be deposited. At the same time it gives a child valuable business experience, and the first lessons in economy are more easily learned if the savings are for some fixed and definite purpose. CITIZENS' STATE BANK. Mulberry, Kansas. I.

B. VAIL, Dealer in New and Second-hand Sewing Machines, Repairing a specialty. 24 years at the business. Opposite Lightle's Store. Arcadia, Kansas, Democratic County Convenrion.

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C. Give Us a Call Green Company's footwear fits and wears well, Reliable shoes that are sound as a bell. Every popular make, in styles that are new, Excellent value in elegant shoes, No place can make lower prices for you. here is work clothing wellmade and neat, Correct in the price assortment complete, Or here you will find a grocery line, Materials eatable- pure, fresh, and fine, Pure cereal foods, teas, coffees, and spices, And canned goods the best at popular prices, No statement is here rash trading at Green's saves money for you. J.

D. GREEN CO. ARCADIA, KANSAS. There will be a convention of the Democrats of Crawford county held in the city of Girard on Saturday, March 19, 1904, at $11:30 o'clock a. for the election of 17 delegates and alternates to the State Democratic Convention that meets at Wichita April 7, 1904, and also for the election of delegates to the congressional and judicial conventions, if said conventions have been called if it is thought best to doso, and also for the election of a chairman, secretary and treasurer of the county central and for stico other business as may come before it, Delegates are appointed to the precincts on the basis of ona delegate for each 15 votes cast for W.

H. Craddock in 1902 as follows: Arcadia 9, Englevale 12, Sherman 7, Hepler 3, Walnut 7, Brazilton Grant 9, Crawford 8, Girard-1st Ward 4, 2nd Ward 4, 3rd Ward 3, Yale 3, Mulberry 5. Trask 2, Gaskell 8, Baker 7, chicopee 15, Liichfield 4, Frontenad Opolis 2, East Fleming 4. Pittsburg Ist Ward 10, 2nd Ward 15, 3rd Ward 8, 4th Ward Pet. 13 and Pct.

2 9, cher okee 8, Monmouth 3, Mccune Mt. carmel 4, Beulah 2, North Mulberry 2, Midway 3, Total 214. Primaries are recommended tole held in the precincts in the county on Saturday, March 12, at 3 p.m., and at the cities of Pittsburg, Girard, chicobee, south From enac, and Gaskill on Monday, March 14, at 8p. unless the local committees of the precincts and cities order otherwise. A.

McCORMACK, chairman, JAS, BRAG, secretary, Most everyone is interested in the future of Arcadia. Everyone knows that the discovery of gas or oil would mean great things for our town. It is up to the people. Pinesalve contains all the anti septic and healing properties of the pine. There is no sore, boil or abrasion of the skin that Pinesalve will not cure.

For burns and cuts and as a family salve Pinesalve is the best salve in the -Sold by E. L. Murray Co. Kansas City Southern Railway "Straight as a Crow flies." KANSAS CITY TO THE GULF. Along its line are the finest lands flax, cotton; for commercial apple fruits and berries; for commercial truck farms; for sugar cane and rice or raising horses, mules cattle, prices ranging from "Free Government to $25 or more per acre.

heap round colonist ticket write for a copy of Kansas ity Southern Railway the fortable homes, J. H. Morris Trav. Pass Agt. Kansas City Mo.

E. Roeslr, Trav. Passand GET J. D. GREEN CO'S PRICES ON POULTRYBEFORE ORE YOU SELL.

ARCADIA, KAS. If you need goods in my line I would like for you to call and get prices before buying. I carry a full line of Buggies, Wagons, implements, sewing machines, clocks, paints, oils and brushes, shelf and heavy and tinware.1 Undertaking Supblies. A fu'l line of miner's supplies, also full line guns and amunition. John Honstead.

Mulberry, Kansas. C.H.Kurtz, Mulberry, Kansas. 20 pounds granulated sugar $1 00 3 pound can of tomatoes 10 6 packages eclipse starch 25 8 bars old mill 25 6 bars glycerine soap 25 6 bars Fairy soap. 25 I can good pears 25 2 packages Victory smoking tobacco 05 3 packages White Seal smoking tobacco. 10 3 pounds seeded raisins 25 3 pounds cleaned currants.

25 3 pounds fine California dried peaches 25 3 pounds 25 3 pounds crown bulk 25 3 pounds choice 25 I pound fine alifornia dried pears. 15 pound dried raspberries. I pound fine Japan tea. 30e 2 doz sweet 15 I also carry a fine line of Jewelry. Produce wanted at highest market price.

I. Son, suited for growing small grain, corn and peach orchards, for other other canteloupe, potato, tomato and general cultivation; for merchantable timber; sheep, poultry and Angora goats Homestead." trip homeseekers' and one way "Current Events' published by the short line to inexpensive and com- S. G. Warner, Pand A Kansas City Mo. Immigration Agt.

Kansas. 00000000000000000 Local 0 8000000000000000000090008 J. D. Green says that cat hides were selling at $1.00, last Saturday. A.

J. Farmer advanced his sudscription to the Record, Saturday. J. H. Zentmeyer of Fort Scott, visited his many friends in Arcadia, Saturday.

There will be something doing in the coal business near Arcadia next summer. Robert Morris of Coalvale, called Saturday, and advanced his subscription six months. A number of prospect holes were drilled, this week in the Jewell farm just south of town. Miss Daphne Capps of Liheral, Mo. spent Saturday and Sunday with friends and relatives in Arcadia.

Little Mabel Garrett, aged two years, died last Friday at the home of her parents, Mart Garrett and wife, of Coalvale. Hugh Gresham came up from Mulberry, Sunday to attend church. He called at the Record office last week and advanced his subscription. Miss Mabel Hesford, sister of Carl Hesford of the Liberal Inde pendent, died at her home in Liberal, last week. She was highly esteemed by everyone and her early death brings sorrow to a host of friends.

R. S. Russ, principal of the State Manual Trianing School, of Pittsburg was a pleasant caller at the Record office, Saturday. He is a pleasant gentleman and is doing efficient work in this branch of the State Normal. The Citizens' State Bank of Rush Center, Kansas, was opened for business, last week.

Cashier Chandler favored us with a copy of the Rush Centes Breeze giving an extensive write up of the event. These is one suspicious circumstance in connection with the opening of this bank, the editor of the Breeze is one of the directors. This is the first time we ever heard of a newspaper 1 man having money enough to be a bank director. Claude Garrett and Miss Ella Wyatt, both of Coalvale, were united in marriage by the probate Judge at Fort Scott, February 20. Claude is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. Garrett, of Coalvale. The Record wishes them an abundance of happiness. State Manual Training School.

SUMMER SCHOOL. Begins June 8 and ends August 5. The following subjects wiil be taught: Manual Training, -Joinery, wood oarving, wood turning, light cabinet work, hand sewing, machine sewing, cookery, horsehold economy, Indian bead work, basketry, Venetian iron work, weaving in paper, raffia and reeds. paper modeling, paper folding, cardboard work, mechanical drawing. Academic, -Arithmetic.

elocution, political geography, physical geography, grammar, algebra, General history, spelling, bookkeeping, penmanship, rhetoric, school management, American history, constitution, geometry, literature, physics, physiology. shorthand, and typewriting. Grades made at the Summer School will be entered regularly on the books and count towards the completion of the course. However, you need not wait until opening of Summer term, as you can enter school at any time. April 4th, special classes will be organized to enable teachers to review or prepare for a higher grade of certificate.

Diploma, a state certificate. Tuition free to Kansas students during the regular school year. As this School is an auxillary to the State Normal School at EmpoI ria, all grades made here will be accepted in that institution and counted toward graduation. For further information, address R. S.

Russ, Principal, Pittsburg, Kansas. 48 Mammoth jacks and jennets for sale. 18 jacks ranging from 14 to 15 hands high. We can show you better stock for the money than can be found elsewhere in the state of Kansas. We will show you exactly what we advertise, Write for prices, G.

B. Mohon, Arcadia, Kansas. C. C. Green left for his home in Beavers Dam, Ohio.

Thutsday night, after a short visit with his parents, Geo. Green and wife. Bee's Honey and Tar will prevent or cure pneumonia. It will utterly destroy the germs of the disease. It is marvelously efficacious in every form of lung mation, tones up the exhausted glands and builds up the muscular tissues.

Cures all coughs, croup, whooping cough and expels colds in one night. Try it. -Sold by E. L. Murray Co.

Mrs. Geo. Green went to Garland, Monday, for some medicine. The trip was very tiresome to her. You cannot cure piles by external applications.

ManZan is put up in a collapsible tube, with 1107- zle, and is applied where most needed. ManZan stops the pain, cools. soothes and -Sold by E. L. Murray Co.

The Crowning Achievement of the age. Its buildinge are larger, costlier and handsomer than those of any previous Exposition. To see it as it will be, send 25c for a "Katy" Album containing views of all principal buildings reproduced in colors in the highest type of lithographic art. Leaves 6 XIO, detachable and suitable for framing. Address "Katy" Box 611.

Saint Louis, Missouri. "The Katy Flyer" via Missouri, Kansas Texas Railway between St. Louis and Oklahoma, Texas and Old Mexico. Inez Isabel, the baby daugi.ter of Henry Cox and wife, died at the home of her parents, Sunday morning, aged 13 months and 13 days. The funeral services were conducted by Rev.

J. B. Mackenzie, Mouday morning at 11:00 111, The remains were intered in the Old Arcadia cemetery. Scientists announce that Bright's disease, diabetes, cystitis and every torm of kidney and urinary trouble as well as rheumatism, lumbago, and similar affections do not and cannot exist in the great pine forests. The very air is laden with the healing and invigorating breath from the pines.

Pinules bring health to your homes and are a never failing cure for all the above trouble. Sold by E. L. Murray. REAL ESTATE Bought, sold and exchanged Special Bargains, W.

H. Tharp, Insurance, Fire and Life. Notary in the office. Kansas City Southern At Burgess, Missouri SOUTH BOUND No. I Pas.

3:44 P. 111 9 local frt. 2:57 p. 111 NORTH BOUND No. 2 10:48 a.

m. 10 local frt. 7:53 a. 111 Mulberry Roller Mills. C.

A. MEYER, Prop. Clover Leaf and White Rose. Bran, shorts and corn meal. Your patronage solicited.

B. BROWN, Hotel and Livery. Best hotel in the city. First class rigs. Your patronage solicited..