The Arrington Argus from Arrington, Kansas • 4

Fine shoes at low prices at Benin Sea Barnard for groceries. For Htaek Anchors huh Neill Arrington A I'lotliiw down in York State, in that villagw on Manhattan Inland, Homo niontliH ngo accident) wild Livery, Feed and Sale Stable D. GRAHAM, Prop, LAKKIN, KANSAS. "GET THE HABIT Now half the ClothierH throughout the country are nhouting "Get the Habit" GET THE HABIT OF BUYING YOUR CLOTHES HERE Header, we think you'd get the Habit, too, and buy your clothe hero, if you would give our kind of clothing a trial. Many a man ban acquired the habit in that way.

We're ready to nhow you, when you're ready to look. Our dayH for "receiving" compliments on our gar mentu or for wiling them are Wednesdays, Saturdays, Thursdays, Tuesdays, Fridaysand Holidays.4 "Get the Habit." "Get the Habit." C. L. OVERIIOLSER, THli CASH CLOTHIUR. Valley Falls, Kansas.

IS?" Remember wh are novelties such as Watch Fobs, Neck Ties and Uuttons. baner's. Neill Ac Beyers will bargain on mowers. offer you a Kathrens has his wagon scales ooinpleted and Is ready for weighing. J.

II. Griggs in east part of township was here Saturday and subscribed for the Argus. Fine dress goods at reduced prices at Barnard's. Ladies come and see the bargains we have. J.

II. Best and children went to Effingham Saturday and prevailed on Mrs. Bust to come home with them Sunday. Frank Neill and Donald Barrow cut a line bee tree Friday night from which they got near 50 pounds of choice honey. The L.

K. iV. W. stock trains arrive at Kansas City a. plenty lime for all markets.

See F. W. Neii.i., Agent. A car load of coal was shoveled In to the buukors of the Arrington hotel this wook, with which the big fur nace will be fed this winter. Coal at car loads prices, at Kath rens'.

lie has disposed or throe car loads already and has more coming. Prices will be higher next month. Jesse and Anna Nevons are visiting their great uncle Calvert Bennett and taking in the state fair at Des Moinef, Iowa. After the fair is over they will visit Lafe Nevens at Stewart, Iowa. If snlliceut and mineral leases can be secured here prospect shafts will be sunk at once to test the values of these bidden through valuable tilings.

Owner of the lands can well afford to give these leases that the truth may be made known. On its way to DeniBon early Friday morning to play for the log rolling picnic, the Etlingbam band, all young ladies, halted long enough here to play a couple of nice select ions. There were 15 pieceii and the director, Mr. Wetson. M.

Hissong and wife headed the pirty, all in carriages. Henry Schiffbauer fonnd one of his valuable mares, which with fine colt was kept in pasture, going on one leg the other day and a very sorry looking' animal. A few days before she in prime condition It 'i thiejf some one in 1 hurry to skip the country rode the niare a hard, long road, and when turned loose of course she would return to her colt. That no doubt is the way she was treated. What Is Life? In the lat aualjsH nobody knows, but we do kuow that is under strict law.

Abuse lhat law ven slightly, pain results Irregular living means derangement of the organs, resulting in Constipation, Headache or Liver trouble. Dr. King's New Life Pills quickly readjusts this. It's gentle, yet thorough. Only 25c at 0.

E. Si hiff bailor, Arrington Kansas Drug Store. Tried to Kill Himself. Last Thursday afternoon Lester M. Werts, a young druggist at Muscotah, attempted to kill himself by shooting in his head wita a revolver.

So far the wound has not proven fatal. A. B. Harvey who waB here Saturday thinks Lester will recover. The ball ranged downward from the tem-plo and is looated in behind the oheek bone.

It seems that Lester could not overcome the drink habit and concluded to make short work of the matter by a bullet. It is hoped this incident will cure him. His father is a merchant at Denison. Beyers. If it is tinware you want call on Kathrens.

Try tbo uew brand of coffee at Kathrens. Don't fall to attend K. N. Kennedy's pen I in; today. Load shells 10 cents box nt J.

W. Bowsers, Larkin, Will SdiilTlmner will start to the Louis fair soon. See Barnard for fruit Jars and jally glasses of nil kinds. Finest Swi' zr dh( Li burger cheese at Kathren's. Sfe Neill Beyer for Stack Anch ors, unly I') rents each.

A ear load of shorts and bran just received at J. A. Burnards. Prices reduced ono cent per yard all prints, at Barnards. Leah Barnard vinited with friends Denison over Sunday.

W. 0. Madden, from Jackson county, was here Saturday. Many Arrington people were Deuiton Friday, log rolling. at Many extra section men are work ing a'ong the L.

K. W. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith died August 27th.

Evalina Hawkins viBited Miss Itosa McCalla the first of the week. See Neill Beyers for wagons, buggies and farm implements. Mr. J. Barrow joined his family here at the Arrington hotel Friday.

See K. suits for N. Kennedys new tailor ladies, no ssi's and children. Mrs. E.

L. Varner, of Winchester, visited hor husband here over Sun' day. Will SchilThauer lost a good horhe which took a notion to give up the ghost. (Jhas. Sumner, the liveryman, visited in Potawatornie connty the first of the week.

J. A. Barnard visited bis father and mother and old frier1'' about from Mnndai- 1 i Mrs. Judith Gabriel, of ToDeka. Edith Gabriel, of Topi and Miss Zola Gabriel, of Demson, visited their uncle John and wife here over Sunday.

Mr. A. P. Bishop, of Topeka, who is interested is life insnrance was here Saturday to visit J. H.

Best and to meet his father-in-law, A. B. Harvey, who drove over from Muscotah for him. Uncle Ed Moore, who has been sick for three weeks came over Saturday to hear about the coal shaft prospects and he was glad to learn that something was doing in that line. Fearful Odds AkhIiinI Him.

Bedridden, alone and destitute Such in brief was the condition of an old soldier by name of J. J. Havens, Versailles, O. For years he was troubled with Kidney disease and neither doctors nor medicines gave him relief At length he tried Electric Bitters. It put him on his feet in short order and now he testifies "I'm on the road to complete recovery.

Best on earth for Liver and Kidney troubles and all forms of Stomach and Bowel Complaints. Only 50o. Guaranteed by O. E. Schiffbauer, Druggist.

Arrington Kanses. Springs A Delightful Health Resort Salt and Mineral Springs. Forest of 1 7 acres. Under Control of ARRINGTON HOTEL Arlington, Kansas. A POPULAR SUMMER RKSORT.

The hurried business life of the year demands gome respite. Few in the west are able to go to the mountains and fewer still And it possidle to go to the seashore. THK NKXT BKST. Arrington Springs oilers many attractions. It is easily reached from all parts of Northeastern Kan sas.

The grove of seventeen acres of giant forest trees invites by its air of rest and quiet. "The groves were God's first temples" and here there is comfort and yet picturesque vsildness. The Delaware river runs through the grove affording fine fish ine and boatine. Throughout the grove are swings, hammocks and rustic seats also a dancing platform and bath rooms and a restaurant. Arrington Is In a healthful locality, no malaria.

HOTEL AND COTTAGES. The new hotel is well arranged, and with the cottages has accommo dations from fifty to one hundred guests, Hotel is open all the year. EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS Special oourtsey shown to excur sion Dartles and picnickers. If no refreshments are brought no admis sion is charged. If refreshments are brought a charge of from 75 cents to 5.00 is made for use of grounds.

A restaurant is maintained with very reasonable charges. EXPENSES. Hotel Rates Meals for r0 cents, meals and room, per day, l.ao; per week, $8 00; without room, per Reasonable rate by the month or for families. Baths: Single bath (mineral or salt) 25 cents, Hygenic bath, with massage; 1.00 These are excellent for rheumatism, catarrh congestion, nervouB troubles. REFRESHMENT STAND.

This Is kept for the aocommoda tlon of guests and prices are very reasonable. During the season groceries and general oonfectionary is handled for the benefit of cottages and others, RAILROAD CONNECTIONS. Arrington Is on the Leavenworth Kansas and Western R. about equally distant from Holtoh and Valley Falls where good connections are made for Arrington. ANALYSIS OF WATERS.

The University analysis of these waters Bhows the following constitu ents: SPRING NO. 1. Sodium, Potassium, Lithium, Cal cium, Magnesium, Iron, Chlorin, Sul furlo acid ion Silicic acid ion. SPRING NO. 2.

'Sodium, Ammonia, Calcium, Mag nesium. Iron, Chlorin, Silicic acid ion SPRING NO. 8. Sodium, Potassium, Lithium, Cat ciuui, Magnesium, Iron, Chlorin Iodin, Sulfuric acid, Ion, Silicic acid ion. Water furnished by quart, gallon or keg at reasonable rates.

SEASON OPENS. The season opened June 20. Cor respondence is solicited. The man agement believes that the attractions offered at Arrington Springs will please. Address COMMERCIAL RIGS A SPECIALTY.

I). W. COLLINS, Physician and Surgeon Ollice opposite the Tost oilice. A General Practice Arrington, Kansas. City Hotel, J.

I). GRAHAM PKOPRIHTOK, Larkin, Kansas. latos: One Dollar a Day Our motto is to please. The Arrington Argus. T.

W. OA li DIN Kit. Editor. AliltlXGTON, KANSAS, Published Every Friday by W. Gakoinek.

One Dollar a Year. ADVERTISING RATES. Display adv. lOo per inch per issue, Locals 5c per line. Special prices made on long time contraots.

Don't fail to K. N. Kennedy's opening today. The swcllcst dress Kods In town" E. N.

Kenncy's. warn granite v. U'MT paTfSTfrr Kathrens liig 4 flour makes the beat of bread Kathrens sells Don't fail to attend N. Kennedy'; opening today. If you need your eyes tested see Capt.

Sobifl'lmuer. Mrs. Edgar Waldo visited friends at Larkin Kathrens sold a Troy wagon to Will Weese this week. See F. W.

Neill for lowest excur Hion rates to World's Fair. See N. Kennedy's new lino purses, belts and neckwear. Well if it is a set of good harness you want get it of Kathrens. Ed Kathrens, of Jackson county was here Saturday on business.

Nearly all Larkin was at the ball game at Muscotah last Saturday. See the new lot of mens' work shirts at Kathrens' and get his prioes. Young, the Miller ground a wagon lord of wheat Saturday for Will Schiff'uauer, If you have a moan, breechy cow see Neill Beyer and get a Poke- all sizes. A few summer lap robes left at J. A.

Barnards and will be closed out at low pricos. New jacket and overall suits just received at Kathrens, and marked at bargain prices. Mrs Frank Neill and Miss Hose Tennant went to Kansas City Saturday on a visit. All kinds of notions at Kathrens, especially the notion to sell anything in his line cheap. A Hoy's Wild llidu For Mfc.

With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding for life, 18 miles, to get Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, W. II. Brown, of Leesville, Ind. endured deaths agoaies from asthma but this wonderful medicine gave instant relief and soon cured him.

lie writes "I now sleep sound ly every night." Like marvelous cures of Consumption, I'neumonia, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and Clrip prove its matchless merit for all Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50o and $1.00. Trial bottles free at E. Schiffbauer, Arrington Kansas drug store. St.

on at headquarters for campaign Secure the Shadow Miss Alice Gardiner Photographer Prices Reasonabl! and Satisfaction Gir nteel VALLEY FALLS, KANS. Ere The Substance Fades. Missouri Valley Roller Mills G. Young, Prop. Arrington, Kans Grinds: Wheat Corn Buckwheat and Oats.

Corn Chop and otha- Feed for Sale. MONARCH PAINT ABSOLUTELY PURE. J. W. McDaniel nr.

i. Kits in DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS. SENOUR'S FLOOR PAINTS. Valley Ealls Kan. few, 'saves ty ptigE js a Bmnth.

yllu Kind Vou Haw sriBnf9 Bran and ah irts at Schiffbauer's. New goods arriving daily at the Red Store Fid's place. John Murphy bought a $20.00 truck wagon of Kathrens. The ball game at Larkin Sunday resulted In favor of the Holton boys hy the score of Hi to fj. If yon wsnt, the latest improved McCormick mower or hay rake at bottom prices see Kathrens.

Hum fie Id and company are plowing 1 10 acres of ground for Mr. Dawdy which will be sown to wheat. Bessie Bamfield and her cousin Emma Woods, of Holton, visited here Sunday with Besain's parents. Dawdy has about finished the long levee to keep the high waters of the Delaware off of his big bottom farm. Mrs.

liobt. Wallace of Hunnewell, and Mrs.N ''adie Williams of Oklahoma, were week again visiting Mrs. jer. Aaron Best: irother Andy litis 'week to" "visit "John Best and family. Wednesday they visited Capt.

I. Schaeffer and Horace at Oskaloosa, stopping at Valley Falls to see E. K. Townsend and family and Ed Moyer and wife. Senator Fairbanks kindly assisted in opening ihe republican campaign in Kansas, in Marion county, this week.

He hurried from Vermont to Kansas as fast as train could carry him to start the ball rolling for Hoch. Do the republicans think he may be defeated? Miss Cassie B. Osburn, candidate for county Riiperintendent of public instruction, on the Atchison county democratic ticket was in this part of the oonnty Wednesday interviewing the voters, and right bravely (die enters upon the campaign work Remember her at the polls. Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Barrow and their sons, Donald, Doyle and Billy, who spent last month at the Arring ton hotel and mineral springs, now a favorite summer and health resort, left for their home at St. Joseph Monday, well pleased with their summer outing. Come again good friends, you're welcome as the UowerB in May.

When Sumner the liveryman start ed to drive up town from the depot Wednesday night, with mail and passengers, he discovered just in time to prevent a runaway and smashup, that some wretch had unsnapped the lines from the bridle bits. It may prove a serious matter to the parly when caught. It will not do to in terfere with the U. S. mail in that manner.

Uirlhdtty I'any. Wednesday August Ulst was the 11th birthday anniversary of Nora Stone, and a number of her young friends joined with her that day and had a merry good time. Those present from town were Narma and Mabel Kathrens, Ethel Amann, Ethel AbramsoD, Graoe Ham field, Leota and Hazel Best, Nellie and Vera Hale, Julia and Grace Kckert, and Flossie Beyer. The out town guests were Ruth Gibson, Hattie Lovelace, Nora and Susie Beyer, Katy Sauer, Mabel and Je98e Swisher, Minnie Anderson, Mabel and Will Mosher. The ride of two miles in the country in Sumner's big lumber wagon was lots of fun for the little folks.

They wish birthdays and nice partys like this would come oftener. wqx lojnuaS oq )'o xuq no a jn)nnSi tmj Keep in touch with the Argus as advertiser or subscriber if you would be on the safe side of the Arrington boom Bring your produce and poultry to J. A. Barnard and get the highest market pi ices in cash or trade. I'll reat you right.

W. H. Hollenback of Lirkin, who is agent for the Empire cream separator, sold Philip Scbiippert separator the other day and the purchaser finds by test that he gained Oil in a few days compared to a water separator. Try the Empire. The L.

K. W. makes connection at Valley Falls with the Santa Fe for Topeka and all points south and west via Union IVnfic at Topeka. Re-tnrniug home leve Topeka at 1 10 p. m.

making cnmibction at Valley Falls with L. K. W. Ri" ct connection at. Le ivonworth for Kansas City, St.

Louis and all point also Atchison, St. Joe, Omaha and all points north via Mo. Pacific Burlington C. G. W.

F. W. Neill, Agent. lr. Sager of Jjesvtmwu.Mi who 'has beep meeting bis Chronic disease Patients at Valley Falls on the 10th.

of each month, will meet his Patients in the vicinity of Arrington, at the Hotel in Arrington on the Fourth Tuesday of eBch Month, and will be glad to Bee all the new Patients he can. Dr. Sager is the Originator of the "Sager Treatment for Catarrh" used by specialists iu treating Catarrh. He is also the Originator of the Sager Method" for the Painless Extracting of Teeth and Painless Surgery. These and the Treatment of all Chronic Diseases are his Specialties.

Arrington Hotel on the Fourth Tuesday of each Month. L. K. W. Coach Excursion.

Tickets on sale for tbe Worlds Fair at St. Louis Aug. 2" and HO; Sept. 1, fi, 8, 20, '22, 27 and 29, good for 7 days from date of sale. Stop over allowed at Kansas City.

for tbe round trip. Direct connections there and return. For farther information call on F. W. Neill, Agent.

Itiicklcn's Arnica Salve. Has world-wide fame for marvellous oures. It surpasses any other salve, lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores, Felons, Tetter, Salt Khenm, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin Eruptions; infallible for Piles. Cure guaranteed. Ouly25o at O.

E. Schilf-bauer, Druggist- Arrington Kansas. THE EMPIRE Easy Running Cream Separators W. H. HOLLENBACK, Agent, Larkin Kansas.

To the owners of milch cows wc have a straight proiiositiou to make, a proposition which means a lightening of labor and a doubling of profits. It is Based on this Fact An Empire Cream Separator placed on your farm-no matter how few or how many milch cows you have will enable you to make more money, with less worry, expense and hard work, than any other method of dairying mortal man baa ever tried. The Empire Separator Co. THE RED STORE C. E.

SCHIFFBAUER GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Nice Line Dry Goods, Notions, Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes," Hats, School Supplies and Fine Stationery. Groceries, WWW Flour and Cured Meats. Nails, Hardware, Crockery and whatever i you want, all at Low Prices, What You Can't See Call For. Mrs.

M. I. Waldron Arrington, Kansas..