The Miltonvale Leader from Miltonvale, Kansas • 3

marked down at i Every thing- 3 pounds fine candy 25e. at J. W. Go to Hubbell's for holiday pre less muscular force, on which Davy Hubbell's. Matthew's.

sents. James (wearing a plug hat) was! Mrs. LB. Dawes was reportad as Our Fancy Goods seated. Above his head at the end A i i Mrs.

Brown, who liyes with ill yesterday. Salina's best flour 75, 85 and 95c ti ten iooi poienung a ueaa rooster. In the rear of the wheelborrow iiuuucuo MU leu oauuruay per sack at J. W. Matthew's.

at sugar for $1 for Wymore to visit a sister Tlie 22 pounds nice W. Matthew's. who resides at that place. Carrie It takes very deep fishing to catch was a carriage of antiquated design, in which was seated 'Squire J. D.

Cramer, the successful candidate for and Moyne Hubbell accompanied her. even a small local at present. Mrs. Born, on Dec 3 to Mrs. and Oberhelm.

of Idana, a girl. 6 pounds oat meal for 25c. at J. justice of the peace, and James Ahorse, harness and buggy for Inquire at this office. Matthew's, Hopes, a successful Republican curb Holiday Trade -Jure BToxy -Arriving sale cheap.

ones--for sale Old papers nic, clean cheap at the Leader ofHee. Mr. and Mrs. M. Trudell have stone politician, who took an active part in the campaign.

The carriage Try our African Java Coffee best both been on the sick list during the Don't pay too dear for your whistle in town. J. W. Matthews. was drawn by a raw-boned horse I past week.

till you hear us. J. Matthews. that presented a living illustration Consisting of Gents and IiadieR' Don't forget, Hubbell's special per of the present hard times, while the J. W.

Mahaffey otters you his services buckwheat flour 5c. at J. W. Matthew's. Pure pound sale Saturday.

Boots, shoes, cloth- harness was one that had doubtless as auctioneer and guarantees satisfaction. ing and shawels almost given seen better davs. away. HIT TXT TT-fc i a i I White, Bordered and Silk Handkerchiefs, mufflers fascinators, hoods, picaninnies for the little Queensware at cost; just come and Trie procession moved in a dinii- Mrs. Bennett, the lady who was see J.

W. Matthews. cousinor mrs. W. VV.

bright, arriv- fied wav Ma- injured by the Missouri Pacific en- ed in the city Tuesday and is visiting mondj where a brief halt a onex nait three months ago, died this rpHtivp was made, i i if i i nan it nsmn vmi- I 1 i i Mrs. Hoi ton, living the west part of town, is very ill. unable to ib coumermarcneci to tne morning. Concordia Alliant. folks; Fine Dishes, something that cannot be found elsewhere.

"Re Clav Center Time- A dno- whiVh wrung pomt and disbanded. Fully sit up. ine speea witn wmcii a boy gets the next dav shnWftd unmistakable ftalf th town was out along the line member Rev. Bushnell, of Concordia, filled around to go skating, don't indicate sicrhs of hydrophobia killed a chic- of marcn to witness the novel parade, this city how fast he well go after a bucket of the Presbyterian pulpit in duu iu was voted a success, t-rreat. a success.

i -i coal. Clay Center Dispatch. Sunday evening. Deaas oi perspiration rolled from Waddy's brow all along the line, hut All Goods are New and Fresh, "VVe were asked why a certain young Sam Francis started for Enid Ok, ken down in Marion. The folks cooked the chicken, but owing to its queer looks and odor did not eat it.

The woman who dressed the chicken got some of the blood in a sore on her hand is now suffering with he stuck to his post" and didn't fal lady was like a calf, and, upon a con Tuesday morning to assist his father agree- fession of ignorance, were told: ter until he had fulfilled his ment. Hubbard Enterprise. in the draying business at that place Real Estate cause she is a little bossy. Clay xsougnt tms season. We Handle a Full Line of Mrs.

Dr. Hall ordered a copy of the Center Dispatch. A rustic who was waiting for a train in the Santa Fe station at Em Leader sent to Mrs. "VVm. Edwards, Married.

Mr. George Layman Cold winter is now upon us and there is no need of suffering for want of Moulton, Iowa the first of the CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, DRY GOODS. poria, took off his shoes and curled himself up on the seat for a gentle week. and Miss Anna Detrixhe both of Nelson township, were united in of a good fire, when you can buy the very best coal at living prices. We A nice residence property in Wash nap.

But while he lay there "gently napping," a tramp who was pass Gbves, Boots, Shoes and Groceries. have over 200 tons of coal on hand ington, Kansas, for sale at a bargain marriage on last Tuesday, Judge Stoner officiating. The News extends congratulations. -Aurora News. bought early and kept in the dry; Call on J.

w. Mahaffey, for partic Everything Keut in a First Class Store. Bring Us the shrink is all out of it. You set ulars. ing appropriated the footwear ani went on his way rejoicing.

State Journal. We'll wager a gallon of saur kraut that the above named "rust'c" den If you want to make your wife Mrv. oWn n.nal of na nt.l; The Dispatch reports that Minne happy Xmas, call "at the furniture aTin a onnrl wrftAtl Alsburn, of Clay Center, was ad- store of Phil Young and buy a lisrht aw tw i judged insane and sent to the asylum running Domestic, White, American be convinced agree with Gov. Lewelling on the seutiment expressed in his tramp last week. or Liberty sewing machine.

Also Chicago Lumber Co. circular. Western Cottage Organs. Sold on The beautiful weather of Sunday easv terms. Died: At his home 1 miles east FARM LoANS From everywhere comes the report and Monday forenoon was followed 1 11 -PT 1 of Miltonvale.

on Dec. 12. 1893. that times are improving except in oy a coici wave Monday evening W. Moses, the popular agent at Everrit, son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. which made one's bones rattle. the Santa Fe, took a two days's lay Moore, aged about 17 years.

Decea Kansas. Can any of our People's Party brethren tell us why Kansas' share of the money locked up in" the DOWN DOWN! sed was a bright and intelligent We have a number of fonts of type off the first of the week and visited Kansas City and other points along young man a close student ana was universally estemed by all who knew the line. A. B. Class of Manchester vaults or secreted in the proverbial 1 1 i in cases, which we wish to sell cheap for cash.

Call at or write this office for information regarding same. siocKing in otner states, is not com him, and especially a favorite conducted the business at the station during his absence. Go the Prices on ing into this state for investment as D. Hosletter roports the loss of it has in years before his teachers and shoolmates. Ti people of the entire community ex- The Republican central committee tend sympatny to the tamily their There is a queer but probably sin- two horses and a yearling colt, which strayed from his farm 5 miles east of Miltonvale on Sunday night last.

CLOAK uuux oi sutiuw. lunerai took cere individual in town who blace today at the Christian church rides around on a bicycle shouting and was largely attended. The scripture texts at people and singing filed their sworn statement of the campaign expenses with the county clerk yesterday. statement showed that fif ty-one dollars had been received from all sources, and the expendttures were thirty-eight dollars and fifteen cents, leaving a balance on hands of twelve dollars schools were dismissed order that hymns in a loud tone of voice. He the teachers and pupils might have thinks he is doina- e-ood.

Abilene tne privilege ol paying the last rites Reflector. D. M. Stackhouse in a letter from Enid, among other things says, 'Mr. Truitt of Miltonvale, is running a hotel here and is doing well." W.

B. Wj-man has been carrying his left eye in a sling during the past week owing to getting something in to the departed. Fresh Bread Every Day, CAPE and eighty-two cents. Daylight- Strange things happen right at I keen constantly on hand. irm the 1 I Look at the following lists of coal home wmle we are looking every best Concordia Bakery, fresh bread, buns direction for novelties.

A few days a corn it while working around sheller. and invite your patronage. H. J. Prextiss.

All Late Styles and the Largest we keep and see if you cannot be suited with some of them: Rock Springs (Wyoning) Lump, Rock Springs (Wyoming) Nut, Robison (Colorado) Lump, Robison (Colorado) TEXAS EXCURSION. Walnut Block Coal is the best coal in the market. Try some of it Stock in Northern Kansas. ago a Concordia citizen cut into a roll of butter, which he had purchased at a grocery whose proprietor does not advertise, and found therein a small tin box, which contained a piece of paper, bearing the following, written in a neat, feminine hand: and burns ihe banta Fe will sell round trip I as good as Colorado coal. For sale by the Chicago Lumber Co.

-dinner frnn- Sclm ney Nut, Osage Shaft (Kansas) Lump, Walnut Block (Iowa) Lump, Leavenworth (Kansas) Lump. All dry nice lump coal. Chicago Lumber Co. OS took thi-M. to 40 cents on the dollar is a 4- "I am a girl 18 years of age, good looking, and an excellent house keep great saving buying goods.

You can make this much on every dol excursion tickets to all points in in Texas at one lowest first-class fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale Dec, 12, Jan. 9, Feb. 13, April 30 May limited for return from 30 days from date of sale. Stop-over privileges allowed on the going trip at any point in Oklahoma, Texas or New Mexico.

W. R. Moses Agent, mi nuim oi viirisxmas aovs vou er. Should this be found by some unmarried Christian gentleman, wlil he please write to the following address, etc." The finder, being a bachelor, decided to unravel the aff buy of H. J.

Prentiss. Latest Styles Sealed bids will be received at the oSce of the county clerk up 12 o'clock IN January 1894, for keeping of the county poor and rent of the poor For Sale or Trade Cheap Two MIXXIN ESY air, and succeed only to destroy the The girl who had written the note had died many years ago, leaving an aged husband and a grown family to mourn. Daylight. good billiard and two good pool ta farm for the coming year. iL.

H. BURDRICK, bles, in good condition. Will sell I AT J. 5. isuckley handed us a big very cheap or trade for stock.

Address Leader Exchange Bureau, round wheel on subscription Moaday DEALEH IU- MISS G.OIM with the remark that Christmas was Miltonvale, Kansas, or call at the near at hand and wished to assist in Billy Wilson was home from ville a few days last week. Frankie, the little son of Mr. and Leader office for full particulars. Santa Fe Time Card- making it an enjoyable day for us Many thanks. Having purchased the business here Mrs.

Frank Hubball.met with a seri Mont intends to move to DRUGS and BOOKS PAINTS, OILS and GLASS. tofore conducted, by Chas. Proctor, I so- licit the patroLage of the public in the above lines. Very respectfully. Mrs.

W. W. Willey received word ous accident Saturday afternoon, by running a pitch fork tine through his foot. He suffered severe pain Johnston Neb in the spring. He is one of our most industrious farmers and will be much missed by the yestetday that her little grandaugh-ter, Bessie Walker, was not expect Passenser, (north bound) .7:45 am Mixed, ....4:06 pm and for several hours lock-jaw was iayd took the three o'lock Passenger, (south bound).

feared, but by prompt care this was train for Clay Center the home of the Mixed, averted and he is now improving parents of the child. Second Hand Books Bought, Sold and Exchanged. rapidly. All trains daily except Sunday. people of this community.

A son of Mr. Fry captured an o'possum last week. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyne, on Dec.

3, 1893, a girl, of the usual Aveight. Dick, of course we smoke. Through chair cars (without change) Following is the lists of jurors for Saturday, Dec. 16, 1893, we will make special sales on clothing, ladies to lopeka, Kansas City and Newton. the January term of coort: John Beth Also Omaha by way of Superior and the Northwestern R'y.

Coupon shawles, boots and Shoes. Don Kansas. Miltonvale, miss this sale. Will make you prices P. M.

Gilchrist, of Miltonvale, el, Lincoln; Joseph Moss, Starr; F. D. Wallace, Arion; Elias Miller, Solomon; Ed. Betourney, Nelson; A. H.

tickets on sale to all points. W. R. Moses, Agent. will move on his farm again in the that will astonish you.

B. E. Hfbbell. We presume that Mr. G.

Chitton, Arion; W. K. Silvers, Arion; sPrmg DR. WINCHELL'S I he apron social at the residence C. Lafound, Shirley; James Fowler, nas enough of the.

gram business in Starr; G. W. Barton. Lvon: A. r' the city.

Tolxm. Squ-Ixes of the editor lost Friday evening was DEALERS IX TEETHING SYRUP Moore, Arion; Wm. Jones, Oakland; The sick list sti11 increases in this Alec Turner, Elk; A. E. Morris, Elk! vicinitv- "cu tuiciiueu iuiu au seemingly enjoyed themselves.

From the manner in which some aprons were hemmed, Farm Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Carts, BUCKEYE MOWEKS, TIIOMAS RAKES WOOD AND IROX TUMPS, ETC. J. Watkins, Summit; J. B. Sowis- donn arrouxners is expected home Is the best medicine for all diseases incident to children.

It regulates the bowels; assists dentition cures diarrhea and dysentery in the worst forms cures canker sore throat: is a certain pre however, we judge that the majority towsky, Aurora; David Allen, Aurora trom Uklahma soon. Patrick Brand v. Shirlev lorn Fry who has been in Wash- of thj young men would make very poor set of bachelors. i i. i ington ana Idaho for the past six ventive oi uionineria; quiets anusootnes an pain invigorates the stomach and bowels; corrects all acidity: will cure trriping in the bowels and wind colic.

Do not fatigue yourself and chili' with sleepless nights when it is within your reach to Did you ever stop to think that years, writes home that he is soon to 1 i Holiday presents that are useful wnen you buy fresh mined coal, be married. There is another Kan- cure your chiiu and save yonr own strength. Dr. tfaaiie's German Worm, tkike as well as ornamental at that you are paying for 1 to 300 lbs. sas bachelor gone.

Please accept destroy worms remove them from the system ireparea Dy tinmen fropnetar- Chicago, iu. of water, to every ton of coal you our congratulations. Phil Young's, consisting of book cases, lounges, writing desks, dress buy Experience has shown this to Joe Green took a trip to Meredith be a fact. Therefore buv coal that this week. XjorpBjsiies ou ji paujnOJ oq ueo spooU nv has been stored in the dry and you Daisy.

will gain on an average of 200 lbs to If you get a Sample Copy of the Lkadkr read it. If you like it, send us a dollar He Paid the Wagrer. the ton. We stored our coal in Aug noA" qA mou) sn 3q siojd oayj for it for a year as soon as convenient. If you don't waut it, hand it to yorr post ust and September.

A word to the 9AB3 pUT2 OU1 tUOJJ. wise should be sufficient. master "refused." auy time durinz the Chicago Lumber Co. saq oqj aiuo poMOS-puH first month, and it wont cost you a cent. It Is Frkk Onk Month.

We do not ob Last Eriday was a red-letter day in Hubbard. On the afternoon of that day Waddy Loveless paid his election bet with Davy James. The terms of the wager were that if Mc Kinley carried his state by 25,000 pun ject, in the least, to any one refusing the Last We3nesday the little three- paper, if they do so within the time spec SSOUJ12H Jno 5V year-old daughter of O. H. Kindall.

ified. But alter haviug taken the paper Center township, wt burned almost Waddy was to wheel Davy from the over four weeks, if somebody refufes itt ers, swinging upholstered Reed and Oak Rockers, all styles, carpets, rugs, chamber suits, at prices to Cuit the the times. Call early. We were requested to announce that the teacher's reading circle will meet at the school house in which A. M.

Olson is teacher, onpip3 creek about eight miles west of Miltonvale, next Saturday evening. Our informant neglected to leave us the name of the school house or number of district. Sheriff Campbell was in town one day last week, with a warrant for a man by the name of Carroll, and proceeded to the photograph gallery and laid claim to the person of our photographer. But upon investigation it was found that the warrant called for either man by the name of Carroll, 7.u Lli. of the death.

The father at the time was Him noA 'saoiud uoa without paying for it for the time it has been sent, we will "kick" aud we will away from home and the mother was nirli i mo QN3S VVIVUblJ Erie depot to the Pew House and back. If McKinley did not carry the state by 25.000 Davy was to wheel Waddy over the same route. milking the cow. A brother about kick hard. YOU CAN CURE THAT COUGH WITH 9J Aiuo ov four years old took acorn stalk and after lighting it in the fire held it to 1SB9I GUI JOI SSOIUBH The procession started in front of he little girls clothes, which caught the Central House, with Will Ed O.

asag 9ui eBUi 01 tuirp oyyi before the mother got to the house, wards as marshal, who was. seated on i ii in i ii iii i i ib -y-joujkiew ui paT.s3ja3.u1 noA.o-JV inis comes as a special warning to the -back of a mule, which had been every home that has small children put in holiday attire for the occasion, in it. Fire is a good servant, but a Behind Edwards was the Hubbard very dangerous one. The girl is cet- fife and drum corns, which discoursed liilert'a Davlifrht Liver Pills ting along as well as could be ex. patriotic airs along the line of march, pectedand bids fair to recovery.

Then came a gaily decorated wheel-Daylight. barrow. tronelled bv Waddw Tnve, county, and Ed. will still be found 0oing business at the gallery." I A small vegetable pill. Cum Sick Headache Constipation, Dyspepsia, all Billious Ills and Iordrg od Bowels..