Miltonvale Press from Miltonvale, Kansas • 3

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No. 104 3:00 CMCBCH DIKECTORT. Presbyterian church. Preaching morning and evening every other Sabbath. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.

Sunday- school eyery aabbath at 1U clock a. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Services every Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m.

sunday-school at 10 clock a. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. M. E.

CHURCH. Preaching ev-jry Sunday morning and evening. Prayer meeting evety Thursday evening. C. 'V.

Penn', Pastor. JACOB MILLER, SOLICITOR OF PENSIONS. Miltonvale Kansas. A. R.

BARDRICK, DRUGS AND BOOKS. Miltonvale Kansas, )R. J.HALL, PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Miltonvale, Kansas OR. S. V.

FAIRCHILD, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Dfflce rst door north of T. Bond and Son's. M.ltonvale, Kansas. S.

Moore, requesting that wt Aange the address of his paper frotr Jhandler to Wilton, Lincoln Co. Oklahoma. Wilson McAllister, who has beer, (tending school in Salina, spent ew days visiting friends, in this city vhile up on a visit to his parenh vest of town. To my friends who are indebted me I will say, call and help mi as I am very much in need noney, Respectfully, M. WlDEKAN.

Just before going to press thi veek we are glad to note that Eever-: 5f those whom we have chronicle? being on the sick list are up am once niore. The M. Wideman grocery has jus eceived a very large car of Snell'. lour which has no equal. Price is low.

as poor flour. Try a sack M. Wiseman. Th8 M. WTideman Cash Grocer; my all kinds of poultry, butter an' iggs for trade or cash.

Take you roduce where you can get the mos or it. Respectfully, M. Widejias. We have the only genuine Osa-i haft coal in town. Don't be deceive nto buying Scranton surface coal he same price that we will sell yoi 1 Chicago Lumber Co.

Elder Beaver will pieach at.tlu Christian church on Saturday even ng, Jaunuary :2, and on Sunda norning and evening, January ilder Beaver is an able and" fluer. alker and is well liked wherever Li joes." -i Remember that the M. Widetnai Hash Grocery has as fine a line jueensware as there is in the count md I will make for the next" 20 day prices as will astonish yoi' Home and get prices and you wil juy a complete set. M. Wideman.

All persons knowing themselve 'ndebted to us by note or account ar requested to come forward and without delay, this is our tim A the year to square up our last msiness and in order to meet ou obligations we must collect in whe due us, don't delay settling as Wi leed the money. Respectfully, Chicago Lcmber Co. We will quote you a few price; nfRcmember this is for spot casl Muslin 5c. Fine Prints-rc )ress Gingham c. Aorou Chec SO-icch Dress goods, pric to i per yaru.

lou want ookatour I Vc. dress goods, the ire just simply immense. Mensfu" bootsi-i-S2. Boys full stce )oots SI. 25.

Mens" shoes, pric '5c. to 5 1. Ladie3 shoes," price Hi 3, at Hubbells'. G.A. R.

At a special meeting called for tli Jurpose of electing officers for t.L ear 1S03, held at the room of I. 1 tichardson post, No. K'tf, the fo? owing named were, 'elected as fo! ows: J. II. Moger, P.

Geo. J. Weil Jerry Ingram, J. J. Vicklin, Q.

J. Hall, surgeon' Slwood Coate, chaplin; J. H. Bur- ank, O. S.

Watson, O. G. iik List, The following is a list of those re nortod as on the sick list this week Sharpe and wife, Virgil Jewit Mrs. J. Miller, Gracie Stewart, Car ie and Clarence Hubbell, Mrs.

Hawk 35 and baby, Mrs. Puul ne and Edna Kuhnle, Mamie Willey rthur Matthews, family of C. K. Spencer, Mrs. G.

C. Buche, JeMarteau, Vernie Weddell. Look Here. We. have two cars of the celebrat-jd Rock Springs coal on track om of lump and one car of nftt coal will sell this coal roni the can it a reduction of 25 per pe on.

Come and take advantage his reduction and get a splendh jjal cheap. Chicago Lumber Co. New Livery Barn. Having purchased the, Sheets barr on west first stroet in this city, I wil' start a and feed stable on February 1, Hoping to receive a liberal portion of vour patron- A ago I shall endeavpr to run a first- class barn every respect. Emory Sqcires.

To All Who Eat Hi end. Don't'fail to try a sack ofs White Pure Gold and Victor Patent. They have no equal and are tut ns cheap as the poor grades. Ooine and try one sack and you will buy no other. M.

Wideman. Notice. I have purchased the Jns. Stog dill blacksmith shop and am now prepare to execute all work in my line vory reasonable rates. Give mo a call.

Soren Smith. ar4.liie of thtt u.jt.i and tba Gald Mine ol I ltruir, rThi oiT.ir of uo Ulcii club ijrse uf i'or pi-ie-. ihts luitween popular bruisers isa ltd co Mit.iry oa i lern iiiilia slid Profess! I'Vli II )W ird to reporter. "In th? sim in ivliicli 1 real oXse I iia a statu-nent that the savnijs of Si mini UanJall, tha grijtt eo.i rj ir, during tin pnblie life, ti'-areij p.OJ." -Alter piyinr his fn ier.il anl setting asi.I.i Stl lheref nothing sai I tin; widow smi-ly in ini iiiif hoi report as exouulriit the court "Men in ike lare fnii.ijnos inasin by latnn i a ilopviiJ i iblie lists' b.dow the evel of the bi tite -wailo those who levoto their lives to service nd ilsd pjrqui.siles die ii poverty. "Ameriea boasts Hi i she is he most an pr.i,'rc.isiw.

nation on sflolie tli.it is 'heir of all the iires and foretu )4 in tin Hies of lime yet nowhere is the professional sluj-jersowel! rewarde.l. It is the para-liseof the brute. "I'alr ins of the prue Ti hl. delight, compare tliese wii.h those of (i.e.iee a id II for getting that the cost is was in in lag in (. b.ifore the rise of 'Il enie civ.liat'ui,.i, tiie jr'a liator's in llouu when the (fuipire was nr i its fail It wa when i.liA' irj elarian rabble ruled the.

mis1 ress fine world, wliei.l it rae.l thro.ili ler streets for blood and when Uresk ideals Ira is by he of atheism into jr.Hisli w.ien learning had lei led p'a-'C which iwed iUe a ravenous can er at the iaijienal teart that pro'ession tl ihu'rs vvvariled as they are in America to A PECULIAR ANIMAL, ecuM to ,15 a fls.H liotweca 'Coon Soinotliliig ICIse. White out hunting ro cnt.ly a well known reiid -it of 'reston, Njrwiidi, O.inn., I a leeuliar aniiriitl, the exa.d pediffiee of vh'uh be is very curious to earn He ivas tramping thro.igh the woods his attenti.in was attracted' lo animal, which somewhat resembled the polecat Carefully nporoa it iti thij'rear lie succee.ded in kill-n? it with a club and orouht the 'reals hoi ue. The animal is about inches lenytii, and, with the ex option of is tail, is covered li.ne. soft hair if a dar's fray color, tipp'd with iirown. The hea is of a very peculiar shape, with a Ion' snout-like noutli.

uuJ nose an I oars that closely esemble those of a jMVcoon The leetti ore very long1 an I sharp and tp.ry regularly sst, The tail is several -lies ia lenrth, wil'umla hair an I a airikish while itt color. The feet also ire hairless to the anxle tinlsunJ are lipped with sharp claws, evi lently used for iig'n. There is a very slight odor about the dy similar to that of a skunk, ind the animal is probably of that Nothinjof the kind was over teen before in the vicinity, and Mr. Peek-liam is very anxiojs Icirn just, what the animal is lie has takeu'eare to preserve the body, and the curiosity jc-upies a prominent place in tiis museum. Cau't Ail'arJ tu Suu a Scrpunt.

There was a captain of a Cunarder once who was called on to the bridge by his first oilier to see a supposed iea serpent "Sir," sai I he, "I once knew a man who saw one, and pat. name to a docmnant lo that elf-'ct. He, was a captain, too, anil when he into harbor bis employers dismissed bi be.ause they they have a skipper who got so Irunlc as that He was the sport of the prt-ss for a mouth and his friends all put him down for as a liar as Captain Drake's jrreat grind father. 1'it) goinr below. 1 can't afford to see sea serpents How sn (lls IU Nima.

Most folks like ribston pippins but nv origin of this fan i.y-loo'c'n? namj. a. 'Sir Itoolrivdie. si the story runs, ha I throe apple p'ps seal to him from Ro ion in France, it miy be snpo nod that they were the se.fds of a very lino kin I of apple, for Sir 'I to tha trouble to plant iu th garden of his nouse at llibit in in Yorkshiro Twoofthepipi diel bit from' tio third were derived all tb; It apple ire is in Ka flau fruit was ca'led It bUon, from its Hi flisli rth- pla and pippin, from oriir nal pip liial was sent over from Normandy. Ills Surcoue l-rmn SnTorlnj.

A Maine man who was tired of henp-in? a cornel blown by an ambitious and perseyerinsr but unskilled au.a-tour, hit on a novel plan of tfjttin? a little rest for his ears The piayer vva- a drujrist's clerk an I just as he had pot well under way Iho man in question who was workin near, called for a half pouud of pulverised rosin This ji)b caused a half hour's cessation of music and cost the buyer bu.l a few rents. A renewal of corn it playin? was followed by a call for a inn 1 of rosin and tlio same roun I was repeated until the clerk look the hint To Hoi lie HmoktiiK I'rublatn. A Ilaston philanthropist, wlio It obliged to ride ln-a smoli car occa-slonully. ha expressed liis Inientlonot leaving a fund for the assistance ol ihoaa and yet aru loo poof to buy jaod lobat-'co. Vs purpoia 19 r.

i th nUsiird of the wea usti l.i Vd ltoxear, rkswcc'lf'rce't In ob I Hugh Graham this city Fred Koster was at Morganville Wednesday. Mrs. Chartier is sick at her boine In this pity, Canfeld has returned home xora Solomon City.v Geo, Noland, of Oak Hill, was in he city Wednesday. I. B.

Dawe3 went to Clay Center Monday, returning Tuesday. A. Bogart returned from hi isit Nebraska last Monday. A. R.

Bardrick returned from En erprise, Wednesday evening. Chas. Proctor returned from Slier-dan county last Friday evening vii Santa Fe route. Arthur Matthews has been confin-jd to his bed this week, the re3ult a broken tooth. Mrs.

Stepp, of Idana, returner" lome Saturday after a short visit tt (datives in this city. Jacob Miller, attorney for Ira An-elo, has received notice of a $12 Ira's pension. W. W. Willey has moved his waf-n shop into the room adjoining Soren Smith's blacksmith shop, JMisses Anna Kuhnle and Ida Mat -hews went down to Manchester londay night toattend a dance.

i C. C. Coleman andF. L. WTilliams wo of Clav Center's best attorneys ere in town Wednesday on lega Mr.

Newman, of Holton, was in own Saturday looking after 'his in orests in some real estate ha own. this city. A WONDERFUL DEATH. file em irk ililo ikiu; of Kill ol NpM.l.tml. Tlio dciiili of Uk- l(ini' of ol.lan.l.

One of llic imsI. rcul irlcabio in ull history, l.lial is. it it an idii.sisteiit l) an Ms-'urii-al fa "A -rli-jf tlio story. hail lulled a son an broilu-i of vai' lilii: I'Viiii 'lia 7 ti.iu. lo re- (Miol.

i aiisi-d WilUM. the miiKt arl isl. Of 1 imiv lo lasliion in aiitotiKilit' d.Mtli dulling ma a voulerful stitiic lilii'd wis.li In.M.'ii levers, W.i -o i it lliis hc.t.isu mia'c Wii an i ui rabii: work of In i's ri'ni, ha ul it hold a biH'ti and tin: I. 'ft an app i'iif pun' jfold bii.lt III ili.iiii iii ail. I oilier tones Ti) lourli tl)is apple wa lo leTy death, it.

s-j arra iigod that invonci fjnilly of su ii vandalihiu vouid be i hi liately r.ddlcd ly poi-ond arrows -slio, from loop holes in body of the statae Koniili was nviled to coin: an. I insjucl. won or. an an I just in Keimella tad hopeil. he tried lo tlio ions Fiintal.ioii fruit.

T.K! moment his and to. i lied the usled jewel he vas liiled wil.Ii poisoned arrows, tly-nig where ho fell. ivl' 4 Druin Mi jar' Glory. sai a b.iy mm ivli isr rar wpijh iie ivily up in him, "I think that I w.iald like" to bj a Irmo in ij r. N'ow.

thnra's a nun who ub nit his b'lsiniMs in a strietly nisiness way, as in I jfsJ. every man do wliii would stiecetid. bat yet viio seijuu to bJ wholly oblii-ioui of the ordinary care of life, ilj loa'c olemn, it his heart MlU, I know; an 1 it to at timjs as lliiu rli it wjnl.l a p.tsiti relief if 1 eoa Irop my bonk an i atjounts. put on a bearskin hat. a clawhammer coat and trousers with old slr.ps, and march ip Broad way at the head of a br.ios A 1'rcla'iln to Tragedy.

The parting was sad, the tears were bitter Ibde. sun. I.liy ki.i lly fao.an suirins ba inky Tenderly kiss ih.i palo, wan brush b.i'k thedaeip', rlinin J. auburn loids fr.iin the paie, hijrh brow whieh a fond mother's lips have kisied si a .6 infan y. Sp.a' ll)w last sad, partiiiy words, tlie wor Is which make us Hn on their eeh km Say g.ioJ bye aye; pres tlia cold hand and watjh bin slow retreating form, whieh away forever He going lo play his lirsi foot-ball uiaich! I'relnjjr 4 null Synlinn ''r Kuropn, Tlii' president of the Vienna corn ok liiitio, in a recent Speeeh, taid Unit tfra -(frowin in lOnrope has ct'iiseil lo be lemunoriitivft, owinjr to the tifiw nrleultural regions and ii) the lowering of railroad rates The only rh.inca lu could seo for the lCnroipan favmer was in tlio constriction of a network of canals in central Europe Cheap waior trnn porution would help the European fa.

iner aaint the nnpetition of tlio United Mates In.iia an I Au-trulia. I lio.o IVr. ll a Liltl "Ait ymi fond of asko I a littlo boy. a Idro-ing a city hall polilieiaa who wa vlsilinjj the family Not particularly mi," va tlio re ply "Why do you tsU, my HUlfl Winn?" "Uetause I thoujht you mast ka fond of it "Why Jul you thisfc I c.st fad of itr jiVHAT THE PEOPLE QF MILTOJJVAtJ AUK DOING. 3apppnins8 of the Week --Home Topics- Personals Sews tieueral News, ete, i II.

II. Deal, the dentist. iMuch silliness at present. -Everyone skates now-a-days. "Good Caps at Hubbell' 35c-f officials yere up yesterday.

The dentist, January 23, 24, 2' and 26, Jno. Carlson has returned fron Olsburg, Kas. Go to Hubbells', get a good pair mittens for 25c. i The dentist will be here. Januar 23, 24, 25 and 26.

Chas. Davis, of Belleville, ppen" pjnday in this city, If you want the worth of you aaoney go to Hubbell's. 1 E. J. Lamport is attending telegraph school in Salina.

A whiskey man canvassed ou town the first of the week. TVe have the best flour in the city. Try a eack. B. E.

Hubbell. Coal is very cheap at present, jote prices quoted by our dealers. 1 The junior editor of at Sulphur Springs. Wednesday. 1 Steve Angelo and family, of Mor-janville, are visiting here this week.

Hubbell is invoicing this wee', and is making everything away down See Deal, the dentist, at Mer chants hotel January 23, 24, 25 anc 0. i Hubbell will pay market price fo" produce. Our stock of Groceries pomplete. H. H.

Deal, the dentist, will be a' Merchants hotel January 23, 24, 2-' ind'G. W. T. McDonald and Frank Kos-ler, both of Lamat, were in towi tTuesday. Miller are closing out ther iall and winter millinery at ridicu-Jbusly low prices.

Albert Shoemaker has been board jng at H. Nixon's while attending ichool here in town. Emory Dutton has rented, tL Bright Squires place in section 31. and 1, for this year. Mrs.

Penney returned on last Monday evening from Iowa, where sht Jias been visiting friends. The greatest wisdom is put Utile, and keep that little' ii. Jjood Atchison Globe. Roc'; Spring, Wyoming, coal is dandy for cooking purposes, try i jbad from the Chicago Icheer Co. Hon.

Nicholas Ford is conSned tc pis room by sickness. We bore Ul may soon recover his iis.ual health. J. W. Shay has been granted f.

tension through Jacob Miller, hi. pttorney. Let the good work go c'n. Subscribe for the Miltonvale PnESt the Concordia Daylight, thereb getting both papers for only S1.5t.. Anyone wishing to trade land oi buy Cleveland Bay or English Hack jiey horses should call on Chas.

Proc ot. J. W. McDonald has moved hi-. ivagon shop into the room adjoining jSaylor blacksmith The Miltonvale Echo has been dis continued.

We understand that Mr. Jlall will now turn his attention tc job work. Good sewing machines from in, warrant? 1 five years. Needles, pus anl p.lrts for all machines at yhil ioungs. M.

0. Burdick, formely editor ol old Miltonvale Review, came down frprii Superior, Wednes day erening. Furniture, carpets, wall paper, idndow shades, and undertaking in i ll ita Prices lower than rer at Pliil Voting's. A mr.n woman gave a magic amtem exhibition at the opera houst Saturday, We understand there wan iat a Muhll attendance. Soren P.

Smith has bought the blacksmith shop now occupied by I. B. We understand A. Baolt is a member of tlio firm Wlint has become of the oi fash ioned people who tent cake to He jii'ivspappr when there was infringe at tlieir ousof A' 'jison The Press has made arrangements to club with the Concordia Daylight. We can furnish both papers to new subscribers for one dollar and Jifty cents a year.

The Daylight ia ona of the best weekly papers published in' northwest Kansas," and contains the important news of the county, being published at the county' seat. The Press is the home paper and is one of the newsiest paper3 pub lished in any town the size of Mil. tonvale. The Press and Daylight for only $1,50 a year strictly in advance. AT THE CASH GROCERY; OOOfOOOOOOOOO Flour cheaper than ev-c er.

make a specialty of bran and shorts. QffOO CALL AND GET PRCES. H. GAY, PAINTER, PAPER HANGER, DECORATOV AND GRAINER. Will hang your paper fgr 15 cents per roll.

Leave orders at Ph Young's or drug store. J3FA11 work guafahtBti-gjifefnc tory, Give me a call, We will make prices lowr than ever in every department from now ti February 10th, to make room for our spring stock. B. E. Hcbbell.

NOT IN IT! $4.50 KANSAS, flour. BUTTER, EOGrQULTKt. FLOUR! Peoples you do not buy your coal of The Chicago Lumber YOU ARE We have the largest stock and the BEST GRADES OF COAL won't be undersold by anyone. Notice the kinds pile- .5: lock Springs, lump coal, $7.00 per ton, nut $6.00 lobinson, )saKe Shaft, avenworth IECOLLECT THAT WE (xIVE 2,000 POUNDS FOR A TON. -H.

PRENTISS, Mgr. ULTONVALE, M. Wideman, DEALER IN orrcczr.ir:3, queensware -rAtSO rYS for Hair. A ono story, room lot. Gocl y.

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