The Miltonvale Leader from Miltonvale, Kansas • 3

Another spell of dampness Monday Thanksgiving next Thursday, the The Brown family, who have been H. Deal, the dentist, Nov. 27, 28, and 29. Office with Dr. Hall.

A horse, harness and buggy for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. Notice B. E. Hubbell's new ad.

There are some prices therein that will astonish you. LadCR. OoBoaiol In-vitoo Tliom to Looli At The Next Big Show, Holiday liino of HIS A Hor Ladies', misses Capea with Columbian Collars. in Dress Goods, Hop Sacking, Estate Trimmings, illuminated corduroys, clothingr, hats, caps, gloves, boots and snoes. A cosaplete line of Everything We are Giving away Fine Engravings, Etchings.

Ask DOWN tho CLOA All Iote Styles X.I- FARM LoANS Havina: parcbaaed the boalneas here tofore conducted by Cbaa. Proctor, I solid tb patrouge of tbe poblic in the above linea. Very respect! ally. Stock in Northern Kasas. allW1 4 It seems almosL.

chi'oder Bros. Pick, are getting better. There will be a box supper at the Marty school house, on Saturday evening, Nov. 25, the proceeds to go for the benefit of the Clay county school library fund. There will be a spelling school at Hammerli school house on Wednes day evening Nov.

22. Several of our county teachers at tended the Ottawa county teacher's association at Minneapolis last Sat urday. Protracted meeting conducted by Kev. McAfferty has been continued this week, There is a good attend ance and two conversions. Miss Henna Wells and Miss Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Go wing, of Wells, attended meeting Tuesday evening. Mr. Newberry, of Lamar, was in this neighborhood last Tuesday trying to buy feed.

Sam Bouldin has opened a barber shop. Eabl. s. FrMh Bread Every Pay. I keeps constantly on hand, from 'the best Concordia Baker jr, fresh Bread, buna.

and Invite your patronage. J. Pxsmtiss. HOLD TOUR WHXAT. Farmers of the Northwest are romised rich profits if not too hasty.

Leading farmers in the Northwest, realizing the shortage of wheat, have held several meetings to discuss the situation and decry the causes of the unprecedentedly low prices in the face of this shortage. As a result the following "hold your wheat" circular has been issued from Pierre, S. D. Eyery country In Europe this year has had a short wheat crop. Our own is at least 200,000.000 bushels less than we raised In 1891.

The general financial stringency of. the last six months has brought otit large supplies for all. The harrest this year has been a pdoi one. This has kept the market price down. The price is governed by the law of supply and demand For over a year we have had too liberal supply: The export this fall have been large, amounting to about 80,000,000 bushels since the last harvest began.

It is doubtful it on Jan. 1, 1894 there will be enough wheat Jn the country to meet our usual requirements. as a result of the present low prices a smaller acreage of winter wheat has been sown than for several years pa6t After a thorough investigation of the condition existing, we feel certain the year 1894 will bring much better prices for wheat, and do not hesitate to urge Northwestern producers to hold their wheat in hand for a few months. We may just as well keep at least a part of th extra profit as to give it to tbe elevators and millers by selling now. The condi tions are such that every bushel of wheat now remaining in the producer's hands can be made to bring $1 before another harvest all of it could be held for the price.

Leavenworth Times. Fob Salk or Tbadk Chiap: Two good billiard and two good pool ta bles, in good condition. Will sell very cheap or trade for stock. Ad dress Lbadxr Exchangs Bubbac, Miltonvale, Kansas, or call at the Liadxr office for full particulars. Santa Fe Time Card.

Passenser, (northbound). Mixed, Passenger, (south bound). Mixed, .7:45 am .4:08 pm All trains daily except Sunday. Through chair cars (without change) toTopeka, Kansas City and Newton. Also Omaha by way of Superior and the Northwestern R'y.

Coupon tickets on sale at all points, W. M08X8, Agent. PR; WINCHELLTE 8V0u? Is the beat madleine tor all ftliiaass taddmtto caudran. It rsgulat bowala; awtm dsH-tton; carta diarrhea ant dyssstety la tba worst veatrraef dtDfatharta aulasa aad sooUmm a4 Mta lnvlmratM the stomas and teowia; eottaeUall acidity iwttl ear Rlptag to to bowels wIM eelle. Do not fat MVooraaV and wk slsaptoaa sV-ts whmm It is wUtfaa your rMeh so caw your emid-and mm jam awtfsttaaatfu or.

Mesfi owMfr wermvoat dartroy worass rsnova tfcaas troia thm srstnt Prepared by saa.M. If you get a Sample Copy of tbe Lbameb read it. If yon like It, send us a dollar for It tor a year as soon as convenient. If yon dont want it, hand it to your post master "rernaed," any time dvnag tbe flrat moats, and it wont coat yoa a cent. It Is Wxm Oim Moxtb.

We do not ob ject, tbe least, to any one refaaiej the paper, If they do so Ubm ifled. Eat after having taken the paper over four weeks. If aomebody refaaea it, wltboat paving for it for Ura titava it baa been seat, we will "ktek" and we will kick bard. m1 i 1 lk. It it I if if ana.

1 JbA ut. for 1 :rs.LA is. utXU 4 ts Sales. E. Hubboll rzill commence their Annual Holiday Saleo on Eatur- rloTT TTrvrr 0tE on I until Jan.

Trill cell goodo in all departments cheaper a ever before Worth" $1.00 goes for 75c 76c 50c. 50c 35c. 35c 25c. 16c 10c. They are bargains.

All kinds at one-half price. At one-half former price. Our line of for the Holiday Trade is Price lower than anybody else All marked down 25 per cent. Well, now, "we are just about giv ing them away. Just think of it Misses' all wool mittens at 15c per pair, umia sizes iuc per pair.

"Wool ZZOGOm Iliases' wool Hose at 10 cents per pair. tMii line oi ladies ana gents hose at same reduced prices. Department is full. Good shoes at 75c per pair, boys' and mens' sizes. Clildrens sizes, 25c and 50c.

Felt boots, overshoes and rubbers all at the same reduced prices. Child's rubbers at 25c, ladies rub bers at 35c. Mens heavy boots well, just come and take them away at your own price. We have too many and must sell them. UEN8' AND BOYS' CAPS.

Boys' caps at 15, 20 25 and 35c. Mens' Scotch Caps at 35 and 40c. A full Line of gents fur and velvet caps, way down. Clothinc oad. Ovorcoato.

if Get "our nrices Mf ore vou" buy. The bottom has 7 fallen otlt on this line. At half their io Colo tor Oach or Prctlcco; B. E. HUBBELL Old papre--ulos clsua ones--for sale cheap at tbe I.atoaa oSlve.

Wm. Noland, of Longford, was in the city the latter part of the week. J. W. Mahafifey otters you his services auctioneer and guarantees satisfaction.

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Curtains, Rockers and Picture Frames at Phil Young's. W. T. Matthews had a crib of corn shelled out Monday. Al Clague dd the work.

There will be a shooting match at Benj. Neillsfarm tomorrow, Friday, the 24th. M. C. Hoefer shipped a car of cattle to the river Tuesday.

Himself and son went with them. S. W. Busey is slowly recovering from the paralytic stroke of which we spoke about last week. Miss Belle Robinoldt visited with Miss Ada Marshall, of Concordia, from Saturday, until Monday.

Born, Nov. 19, 1893, to Mr. and Jtfrs. Geo, Turner, who lives 4 miles 'southeast of Mil ton vale, a son. T.

C. Bond went to the river Tuesday with the intention of buying cattle to feed during the winter. What's the use of going with cold hands, when you can buy a pair of mitten's at HubbeH's for 10 cents. The dentist, H. H.

Deal, will be Mil ton vale the three days immediately preceding Thanksgiving. H. H. Deal, the dentist, had a good run of work during his visit to this city last week. Watch for next date.

Ike Gaylord, of Lovewell Jewell county, representing some Kansas City Live Stock commission firm, was in the city Tuesday. We have a number of fonts of type in cases, which we wish to sell cheap for cash. Call at or write this office for information regarding" same. Miss Nina and Master Claude Fell niece and nephew of the editor, came down from Concordia Fridav event ing and visited with us'until Monday morning. Tuke your produce to M.

Wideman and get top prices for every thing 'ou have to sell. We always pay highest prices. M. Widemax. Philip Goodreau went to Strong City Monday evening, to accept a position on the Strong City Ad vane.

Phil is a good all round newspaper man and we wish success. Dr. Chas. N. Smith will be at home during the month of December to do any dental work that may be wanted by the citizens of Mil ton vale and vicinity.

Office at A. R. Bardrick's drug store. M. Wideman has just received a very large car of the Celebrated Snell Flour.

Call and get prices. Quality the best. M. WlDKMAX. We met a girl last week who was entirely dressed in red.

It wasn't because she looked better in that olor than any other, but she isn't civilized yet. Minneapolis 4 Everett Koster started Monday evening for his future home at Lyons Falls, New York. His many friends here will miss him. greatly. The Lxadib will keep Mm posted on happenings hereabouts.

A man in this town one night last week mistook his wife's dress skirt which was hanging on a clothes line, for a burgler and filled the garment lull of boles. The man hadn't been married very long. Minneapolis Messenger. The band treated our citizens to an open air concert Saturday evening and furnished some excellent music. After spending some time on the street they formed themselves into a serenading party and gave several citizens an enjoyable treat in music.

We hope to see them out often. tkndf'Mrs- W. W. Bright arriv ed in the city Friday morning from Santa Fe or New Kirk, Oklahoma Owing to Mrs. health she will remain in Miltonvale during the winter.

Mr. B. will return as soon as bis wife's health will permit He reports the business outlook in the territory as good and everything done on a cash basis. J. J.

Henly, editor of the Clyde Vstforf wsut hunt? in ffisrv a. wa4t a. cut last Friday night While the editor Mie voice in mi pmiHsat wta, resorted to personalities and tSter schemes unworthy of say newspaper writer, yet those who engaged in tne Oa MCBV-? SJa.SiaV an equal footing with Mm. Such A. .1 a snvuia oe aiscouragea oy avery one who detirei- to see gocd govern Qintaiced.

y. See Deal, the dentist, about those teeth. At Miltonvale 27, 28 and 29. Office with Dr. Hall.

American and Domestic sewing machines, oils, needles and repairs for all machines at Phil Young's. Fob Sals Cheap. A good heating stove, for either wood 6r coal. In. quire of Mrs.

Spooner, Miltonvale.1 Mrs. Blades, of Minneapolis, has been Visiting with her sister. Mrs. H. Noble, of this city, for several days.

Mrs. Robinoldt spent several days in Salina during the past week visiting her daughters whose names did not learn. Philip Young and little daughter, who have been quite ill during the week are reported as considerable better today. W. W.

Willey's family arrived Tuesday from Clay county and are now located in the Chas. Proctor house in the west part of town. There will be a pie social given at the residence of Mrs. Spooner on Friday evening, Nov. 24, under the auspices of the Ep worth League.

All are invited to attend. M. Wideman has just received a very large car of fine Colorado Potatoes. Everybody come and lay in a supply for winter. M.

WlDIMAX. M. Wideman is making some very low prices on Queens ware. The stock is complete. Call and get prices.

M. WlDBHAX. B. E. Hubbell carries a full and complete line of groceries at prices as low as can be found in the country.

Also sells the best flour on earth, at prices that defy competition. Produce taken the same as cain. AUCTI01T. There will be an auction sale of boots, shoes, caps, gloves, and other articles to numerous to mention, in Miltonvale on Saturday, NW. 25th.

The sale will be indoors. Place announced Saturday, Be sure and attend. Xitvteot Styloo JIN AT 3II55 'GOftfl MILLERS. Everett Koster whojspent a couple of days in the vicinity of Delphos and Minneapolis the last of the week, reports a very destructive fire at Delphos, which occurred early Fri day morning. He did not learn the particulars further than that the fire originated in one of the livery barns and burned about half the business portion of the town Mrs.

A. F. Colson has recovered the diamond lost on the 8th of September last at the fair grounds. A peculiar circumstance is connected with the find. On the night of Oct ober 8th Mrs.

Beauchamp dreamed of seeing the identical diamond in the vicinity where the baby show was given. Mr. Colson sent a boy out to examine the ground and sure enough he returned with the precious stone. He was awarded $20 for his success. Concordia Blade.

PIPECR Daniel Wilkins and wife are on the sick lists. Every few days some-one is hunting a hired girl. They are scarce. Mr. Alcorn and wife have friends from Minneapolis visiting with them, Mr.

Alcorn is one of our best farm ers. I take notice that we have a No. 1 school under the management of Mr. Olson. How well we should reraem ber oun school days, and give both pupils and teacher all the encourage ment possible.

The widow McLean, and daughter gave a pleasant surprise party in honor of Mrs. M's son last week. There were about fifty present, all report an enjoyable time. The supper, prepared by tlias Emma did the young lady great credit. Mis Ida HaUhtfw was in this vks- mty recently canvassing for books The people of ttis neighborhood are always glad to wcloome Hiss lix Coiae gaht.

People are begining to shiver with cold. The fine weather we have been having, makes a cold snap doubly Cites cloaks, Ask to see the Latest Tfcl 8 torn Serges, Reps, etc. ISe Pictures, such as Pastels. Steel about them. C.

DANIEL DOWN PiripQo on and the larnoiit HAH1TESS CEICAP. Miltonvale. in Harness? xno oesx fSk least WOU PRICES. AH our HamMt Hajid-mad nd the manufssturers -and. ave CAPES! But bef orb you do that, go to G.

BTJOHE'S HAKETBSS SHOP and buy a new set of HitND-MilDE HJIHNHSS, I keep everything in the Harness Line, and have the best UACHUm HADE G. a BUCHE. Farm ImpIemtWSj Buggies, BtTCKETE MOWtRS. TBOV AS BAXXS WOOD AJfO OUOH TCUVt. tTK.

Are you interested we wuirn to mane namc35 Tor xnc nrrcney We tnly quest a sample order. You will come again frcm wtrJV vra mrKI AT rrcxs crt re t.vo jprcHts. feo Let us knee? xfoL you mzz yon a cpil price. Tcttirne "If -n6t tsatlsctery. severe, Pbaixu Fakksh.