The Redfield Herald from Redfield, Kansas • 1

No. 24 Vol. About three o'clock Friday morn churches; Fred Holt has a new bicycle. Clint Glover went to Fort Scott, i LOCAL NOTES 1 1 -J ing we experienced one" of the hard est rain and wind storms we have iad this season. Ye present editor has not heard from ye real editor but we trust he iiasen't been scalped by Indians or fell off the mountains.

Here's luck to you, Eddie, wherever you are. The most pleasant aud positive cure for indigestion, heartburn and all stomach troubles is Ring's Dys pepsia Tablets. They aid digestion, tone and strengthen the stomach. Sold by Whiteside Son. Ben llobb.8 tried to make a street crossing with pumpkins and because he failed the boys have named that street, pumpkin street.

Mr. Hobbts might have known that a pumpkin would burst. Jesse Hall, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Ed I ennon, is a member of the U. S.

Navy. He had not been home for ten years, but his mother was dead and buried before he could reach home. He is on the battle ship New York. Pinsalve contains the antiseptic properties of the native pine, and is a sure cure for sunburn, tan tetter, eczema and all other skin diseases. Heals a sore, cut or bum without a scar.

Suld byWhiteside Son. An Old Draft Found. The finding pf an unpaid draft for $10 that was laid away in some old law books 13 years ago, is an incident that happened in this office yesterday afternoon. The draft is the property of Rossiuglon, Smith Dallas, a law firm of Topeka. The draft was drawn on the banking house of Pfefferkorn of St.

Charles Minn.j was for $10.00 and is made payable to the law firm through' a Chicago exchange bank. The draft wan sent by a client in St. Charles and was for the pay meut of witness fees in a case. Together with the draft was found some old letters. It happened in this way: Ralph Richards is in the law book binding business, having a contract with the Monitor Binding and Printing company to do the work.

He receives work from all over the country. A few days ago he received job from Rossington, Smith Dallas, of Topeka, and the books were sent. to this office. Ihe book binder, Ed Manning, in re-binding the law books, ran across the unpaid draft and turned it over to the management, whe draft was' dated July 15, 1893, and was as bright and new as when it was is-sued. The law firm, after receiv- jing the draft, probably placed it in Uhe law books, neglecting to take it out, and probably forgot where I it had been deposited.

Fort Scoit 'Tribune. M. E. Church. Sunday School at JO a.

Whiteside, Superintendent. Epworth League at 8 p. Hertha Caldwell, President. Class meeting every two weeks at Rev. J.

Gree'a, Leader. Preaching every two weeks. T. .1. Pastor.

Mt. Orum Baptist Cuukcii. Sunday School at 10 a.m., every Sunday. Preaching every iod and 4th Sunday at eleven a. m.

and eight y. m. Hav Banks. Pastor. LODGES.

T.T. U. A. Meets 1st aud 3rd Tuesday night of each month. Mrs.

LiTciNbvCuoi'ER, President. Mks. Ju.ma, Johnson. Secretary. M.

VV. A. Hack berry Camp, Ko. 1467. fleets every 4th Saturday night of each month.

A. II. Jones. V. C.

Howari Boijngek, Clerk; AO. U. V. Redtield Lodire. No.

280 Meets 1st and Srd Saturday night of each mouth in M. W. A. Hall. J.

H. IlKNDKlXSOK. M. W. I.

Ramskv. Reeorder. R. N. A.

Stravvbery Camp. Meets in M. W. A. Hall on the first and 3rd Tuesday of each month at 2:3) p.

in. Miss Bertha Caldwell. Oracle. Rs. ANNA Davis.

Recorder. CITY OFFICIALS- Ralstcn 1 'oliee ndge Ra msey atshal Nichols Clerk Draper COUXCU.MEX. T. M. Whiteside, A.

H. Jones, A. A. Holinjror. R.

W. Lease, L. Thogmartin. COUNTY OFFICIALS. Treasurer Stapleton Sheriff Rood house PE Molsteir.

Recorder Men ry Dru Clerk of I Million Probate ndge.i Hudson Attorney II umphrey Rose Alien Surveyor. Toles Iirookin COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. as Cooper, Moore. Uvingtor Yoa Can't Afford to Miss This. The Ep worth League will give a Pie Social in the Bolinger Hall on "Wednesday night, September 20tl.

Also eive a program consisting of seven good tableaus, a comic sot and medley. Program free; supper 13c. Program will begin at 8: 15. The most wonderful cure for rules is ManZan, put up in collapsa ble tubes with nozzle attached. It reaches the spot, stops pain instant lir anH tMiree all kinds of blind, bleeding, itching or protruding i VI Wditiiuido Sr.

firm plieS. OOIU.UJ muvo.v. Pinules contain the alterative and diuretic properties found in the native pine. A certain cure for al liver, kidncv and bladder diseases A dose of Pinules will 'relieve the worst case of backache in one night. Sold by Whiteside Monday.

Ed Glover had business at Fort Scott, Monday. Elva Schubert, of Uniontown, is visiting relatives here. Howe McKinuis were down on Wednes'lav. buying horses The second base ball team will goto Centerville, Saturday. The lid is on here.

The cisjar machines are all out business. Omer Griffin was here visiting his brother, Dr. Griffin, this week. M. L.

Ramsey, went to Gas and IolaThursdav for a ifew days visit. I Jr. llewett moved into his new office just south of the butcher shop Wednesday. Miss Rosa Emerson, of Yates Center, visited with Miss Elsie llarrod, Monday. Lloyd Dyer and Gilbert Clark went to Hronson, Saturday, with the Devon ball team.

Mrs. Chambers and children, ol Fort Scott, visited her mother, Mrs James Hixon, this week. The school boys here have decid ed that HiattvilleV school team are too much old heads for them. Tom Key returned Wednesday from Tipton, where he has been la ving'-sidewalk the -Fort Scott Fkgstone Co. T.

L. Thogmartin returned home-Tuesday from Tipton, where he has been on business for the Ft. Scott Flag Stone company. Anyone laying sidewalk within the city limits of the citv of Red-Held, Kansas, had better first see T. L.

city' Last Thursday night wasthe fiivt time for months' that Otis Lease missed band practice. We hope he will be well enough to take part on Saturday Thomas Morgan and his wife, of Bronson, visited with friends here lant week. Thev sav we have made so manv improvements they hardly knew the town. For young and old the best pill sold is Dr. Dade's Little Liver Pill's.

Neve.i gripe, never fail to cleanse the system and tone the liver. Sold by Whiteside Son. M. Pool, who has had charge of the machinery at Bandera quarry for a number of years, has accepted a position in the boiler room at the lola Portland Cement Works. The original is always the best-imitations are cheap.

Bee's Laxa-tive Hney Hnd Tar is the original Laxative Cough Syrup. It is differ ent from all others-it is better than all others, because it cures coughs and colds and leaves the system stronger than before. The letter in red on every package. Sold by Whiteside Sou. Otis Lease has been quite sick for the past week.

A. M. Kcene was out from Fort Scott. Tuesday. Bpn Ilobbs had business in Fort Scott, Monday, A.

A. Stiers and wife went to Ft. Scott, Tuesday. Mis. Chas.

Draper returned home from' Ohio, V- Miss Iva Morgan, of Fort Scott, visited here this week. Nora Naugle was unable to be at the postoffice. Monday. Thomas Thogmartin has sold his 'driving team to Ira Uolinger Clarence Welch is attending the business college at Fort Scott. John Frary received the stone for the school house walk one day this week.

Leonard Green, went to Wichita Thursday to attend school during this winter. Mrs. Wm. Cowan, of Kip met spent Sunday with htr sister, Mrs. M.

Pool. Mrs VVilkerson will start soon for Casey, where she will join her Daisy Gould savs she i'-real thankful to Mike Kiuiry for count ing votes for her, James Quick and wife started on Thursday for Wisconsin, where they will visit relatives Mrs. F. Ralston went to Hiram Jaekman's to help take care rf the three children who hive fever Ben Cooper and wife came np from'Savonburtr Saturday evetinir and returne'f Monday morning. Willis Frarv went to work fo ROuth Hobbs Saturday, lie was initiated into store life with a car load of salt.

Addie Ross arrived home Sunday from an extended visit 'in western states. She also visited the Fair at Portland. A bunch of men from Iliattville came over and beat a few little school children playing base ball last Saturday. Mrs. Glover and Mrs.

Eliza Woods visited near Iliattville with Mrs. Glover's daughter, Airs. Chas. Runkle, Thursday. All old time cough 6yrups were designed to treat throat, lung and bronchial affections without due regard for the stoma and bowels, hence most of them produce consti- pation.

Bee's, the original Laxative Honey and Tar, gently moves the bowels and cures all coughs, colds, croup, etc. Bee's Laxutive Honey and Tar is the original Laxative Cough Syrup. Look for the letter in red on every pack age i Sold by Whiteside Son. Son..