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MORTUARY. Warren read a touching let Cbi Cilterete OeeEty pros wilson h. McAllister is Single Copies .02 Per 1.00 ter from the Army chaplain who was with Wilson until the last. Rev. Dunham was an old schoolmate of both Wilson and Abel McAllister and his sermon was a grand effort.

After viewing the remains the procession again formed and B. MILLER, Publisher. G. A. R.

Reunion at Concordia October 6-8. Union meeting next Lord's Day evening at 8:30 p. m. at the M. E.

church, Rev. Course preaching. Subject at the church of Christ next Lord's Day: 11 a. ''Heroism." Remember the Endeavor at m. We wish to express our thanks and gratitude to our kind friends and neighbors, who so ably, assisted us in our late bereavement of our dear wife and mother.

I. B. Dawes and family. A few of our cheap lawns left. You had better buy before too late.

At D. Schuttler's. The indications are that Ike Rigby will get the nomination for marched to Uakland cemetery, where he was buried according to the rites of the M. E. church.

Ser-vices were held by the Knights of Pythias and Christian Endeavor county attorney on the Republican ticket. society, the departed having been a member of both, and the G. A. R. Ihe casket was covered with flowers.

The Christian En deavor furnished a floral wreath The creamery paid 13 cents for i mi BURIED WITH THE HONORS OF SOLDIERY. The body of Wilson H. McAllister, who died at Camp Merritt, San Francisco, July 9, arrived here on the Santa Fe passenger train Monday morning. Through some mistake it had been delayed at Newton, which necessitated the postponement of the funeral until Tuesday. A great many went to Zibn church last Sunday to attend the funeral, not having heard of the changed arrangements.

Members of the K. lodge took charge and escorted the body to the McAllister home west of the city, V. The last sad rites were performed at the grove nearby, friends coming from miles around to pay a last tribute of respect to the departed soldier boy. The number in attendance is estimated to have been any where from 500 to a thousand. It was the largest funeral ev-held in this vicinity.

On Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock the procession formed and proceeded to the grove. Services were opened with pray bearing his name and the E. triangle. The old soldiers fired a uubLcx iat mr une, xnis is one of the best institutions of the community. It shipped yesterday 10,640 pounds of butter, put up in 56 pound square boxes for the English market.

Mr. Morgan re salute. Members of the Aurora lodge assisted in the K. P. exercises.

We have been unable this week ports very satisfactory sales this to secure, a biography of the season. John Dunn. Mart FisW and Wm. Pitts each hauled a load nf KLONDIKE. Are you going to the Klondike? ice over from Morganville for Harris, the butcher, the first of the Miss Lillian Smith of Clyde is another Republican candidate for the nomination for county superintendent.

I I 1 I I I I II COUNTY CONVENTION. There will be a Republican county convention held in the court house in Concordia on Tuesday, August 2, 1898, at 10 o'clock a. for the purpose of electing 20 delegates and 20 alternates to the senatorial convention to be held at Concordia Aug, 9, and for the purpose of nominating candidates for ihe following offices: County attorney, Representative, Clerk of District Court, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Judge of Probate Court, Coroner, Commissioner of ThirdlDistrioU Starr township is entitled to 9 delegates. It is recommended that the primary be held on; Saturday, July 30, between the hours of 3 and 6 p. m.

It is further recommended that at each of the primaries one person be chosea as member of the County, Central committee and that two or more persons be selected as assistant committeemjeiL i Do you want to know how to get there? Write S. K. Hooper, G. P. week, Miss Lillie Bouldin of Oak Hill is visiting friends here today.

T. D. R. G. R.

Denver, for a delightf ullyN illustrated pamphlet devoted to this subject. Mrs, Emma Zahn has been sick. er by the Rev. Mrs. Elliott, followed by singing in which the Zion choir was assisted by Miss Olive Domoney and W.

Bond. Rev. R. E. Dunham preached a very appropriate sermon and then Rev.

Mrs, McSparrin. of Lamar, was in the first of the week. One of Misses Clara and Laura Mat her little daughters is suffprintr thews were at Concordia yesterday. from a collision with the clothes line, her nose and eves beinc had- ly swollen. Mrs.

Henrietta Zahn is suffarinff from rheumatism. Mrs. Bonsor of Idana and Mrs. Wm, Zahn made this office a pleas ant call today. The annual school meeting will be held next Thursdav.

Julv 28. at A COLORADO SUMMER. Under the title "A Colorado Summer," the Santa Fe route has issued a sumptuously printed book devoted to the attractions of the mountain summer intended, we understand for free distribution. the school house. Directors are to be elected this year.

The present officers are W. L. Babbitt, director; Fred Koster, clerk; Phil Youne. treasurer. i- NEWS ITEMS.

The rain Tuesday afternoon did not extend west of town very far. Mrs. Ackley wishes to state to the public that she is doing dress making at her home, tilth house north of Presbyterian church, grocery stock is complete, out prices are just right. Come in buy a $10 bill of groceries and sarve money. Miltbnvale Grocery any.

Rev. McMann, of the Baptist church, Concordia, was in Milton-vale this week. He attended the Sunday-school convention at H. Nixon is in town yisiting. The South District S.

S. Association convention at Meredith was well attended, there were many profitable discussions, good music both solos and choruses, and a delicious picnic dinner; It was a most enjoyable day in every res- pect. Following officers were elected: Mel vin Hibbs, president; Cora Buell, vice-president; Mr. Carver, secretary; Fannie Barber, treasurer, The executive committee is 'composed of the officers mentioned and Sidney. Domoney, Mr.

Washburn and S. Lhereux. barrel No. 1 salt for 50 cents at the Miltonvale Grocery Co, T. Bond is sick today.

J. H. Hay and A. T. Coleman attended the ball game at Concordia yesterday, as also did Masters Johnny Koster and Sale Matthews.

The Boston Bloomers, a she baseball club played a match game with Concordia's team yesterday. The Concordia boys didn't Dewey a t'ing to 'em. young crowd fished and picnicked out at Lyne's Grove yesterday. Today another crowd is doing likewise. I $5oaoo 1 10 WarM The above reward will be given anyone who will bring a System that will 'compare with the STANDARD on the following points of merit edith.

Miss Josie Austin came Saturday morning from Concordia where she has been visiting. Miss Bertha Murphy of that place accompanied her and will visit here awhile. an- H.J, Prentiss transacted business at the county 'capital Friday. Rev. Warren, of Lamar, has been granted h.

four weeks, vacation bv his conference and will start or His old home, Montreal, Canada, in a few weeks. Mrs. W. and the children started Tuesday night When yea cro reiy for ycer tin ztz for tcntcc3 and pcchc3 to- rilicnvnb Czzztj Simplicity, Accuracy, Quickness, Durability; Convenience, Kange of Styles and Fashions, and perfectness of fit on EVERY form without. CHANGE or ALTERATION.

Taught by Mrs. J. IT. Faliis, L. tt.

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