Kincaid News from Kincaid, Kansas • 5

rOBUniD EVERT PAIBAY GILLHAM BROS. TIME CARD. U. K. AT.

doing; South. Faeeenger.Dally, 11 :50 p- 1 :30 f. m. etoiag 5 orth. Passenger, Daily, 4:33 a.m.

1.25 p. m. MO. PACIFIC. Going Bait.

ezoept Sunday, I atT a. m. Going West. HlseA, escept Sunday, 11 :9 a. Monday night.

He is the best ventriloquist we ever heard. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Armond are with Dr.

Loveland. Mr; Armond is a good comedian and is simply "out of sight" as a song and danee artist and Mrs. Armond is an artist on the piano or organ. Mr. Wm.

Coy, to put it in plain language, can fairly make a violin or guitar speak. They will remain in our city two weeks, representing the Mohawk Indian Medicine Company, of Atchison, Kan. The remedies are sold under a positive guarantee and if they do not help you, your money will be refunded. You should call and see the Doctor. Do you want the best local newspaper in the southfern part of the county? Subscribe for the Kinoaid News.

50 eents. E. D. Whittington Is quite ill. He ia some better at this writing.

S. D. Whittington has charge of the real estate office. Mrs. Jennie Maynard went to Kansas City Sunday to be in attendance at the Grand Lodge of the Degree of Honor which is in session this week.

We have just received a fine line of neekwear; four-in-hands, Windsors, well in fact anything in the line of neckties. I. J. Housel Co. E.

R. Oillham, E.L.Gillham. fProPrl R. R. Qlllham Editor.

letors. Ibtttrad at tie Post Offlc At KlncaM, Soad Class Matter. Official City Paper of Kincald. vMCKirrxoa mjltkb. lyear 6 months .40 2 meatha .20 Kinoaid, 31 1895.

LOCAL NEWS, E. D. Whittington, Notary Public. The News one year for only 50 cents. Rev.

Qlllham was in Welda Monday. Nice line of Czanna Plni at Whitting- ton's. Ladies' shirt waist sets at Whittlng-ton's. Prints, 4 cents a yard at I. J.

Housel ACo's. Henry Miller went to Missouri last Sunday. Monday Tuesday IVM A fine line of sailors just received at Kate Stacey's The County Normal convenes at Qar-nett next Monday. If you want fresh groceries, call on I. J.

Housel Co. A nice line of silver belt buckles at S. D. Whlttington's. Renew your subscription for the News Only 50 cents year.

N. T. Hand made a business trip to Kansas City Tuesday. Subscribe for the News. 50 cents a year, cash in advance.

I. N. Ray of Mound City is visiting his son Dave this week. Good, durable plow shoes, warranted, for 11.50 at Housel Co. Latest styles in Dresden and Talfeta ribbons at Kate Stacey's.

E. B. Helmlinger was in Ft. Scott the latter part of last week. Say, have you seen that 5 cent underwear at I.

J. Housel Co's. Pine 14 gold pens, pearl handles, 1.75 at 8. D. Whittingtons.

A. F. McVaigh shipped a car of hogs to Kansas City Monday night. Wood Bplawn went to Mound City and Pleasanton the first of the week. Mr.

Stacey of Piqua is visiting his daughter Miss Kate Stacey tkis week. Don't fail to come to the show at the Opera House. Free every other night. lLs. Rich of Mound City is visiting her parents at the Commercial House.

Chas. Durall, who has been visiting in Indiana returned home Tuesday night. For bargains in the latest styles of hats and bonnets, eall on Miss Stacey, the leading milliter. Bom: To Mr. and Mrs.

Clark Sharon Wednesday, a son. Both parties doing well. Dr. Bplawn in attendanoe. The Sunday Sehool of the M.

E. churoh is preparing a nice program for children's day June 9th at 8 p. m. $3.00 Urge size all iron boys wagon for 13.00. Fubkitum Store He will tell you with what you are aliicted, without asking you one Qtestion, free of eharge.

We noticed Tuesday that he had several patients. They all said they couldn't understand how he could tell, but that he told them exactly what their ailments were. Remember they will be here for two weeks. You will find the Doctor at his office in the Opera House anytime between 9 a. in.

and 5 p. m. i( Fort Scott Monitor: The farmers in the vicinity Redfield are somewhat excited and very muoh elated over the discovery of an apparently strong vein of coal oil on the farm of M. W. Turner who reside three miles southwest of that city.

Mr. Turner, who is a well to do farmer, was drilling for water when at a depth of about nineteen feet he noticed a strong flow of gas and caused the tools to be pulled from the well. In a few hours the hole had filled completely up with oil which upon examina tion proves to be good quality. A great deal of the neighboring property had been leased to different oil companies and it is expeoted that one of them will sink a well in the vicinity some time this month. MEMORIAL SERVICES.

The Memorial Services at the M. church last Sunday morning was by far the largest demonstration of the kind ever witnessed in Kincald. There were about thirty old soldiers In line. This with the Sons of Veterans, tho Bebekah Lodge, Good Templars and Workmen made quite a procession. About fifty chairs had been borrowed from the Baptist church and the house was packed, even on the platform and in the vestibule.

The sermon was preached by the pastor and was highly appreciated by all the old soldiers. There is, and should be, a growing interest in these exercises of honor to the memory of our Nation's heroes both dead and alive. Baby wm etok, we gav bar ene wm Quid, she cried for st became Kka, she hmg to OMtorfc, ho lad Ouldren, ebe gave thma I M. VOORHIES, Dealer In Fine Confectionary, Cigars, Tobaccos, Gasoline and Oil. lijavcthe best Lunch Counter.

In the city. Meals at all hours. Call and" see rre at Brood's old ujjui5 C. M. VOORHIES.

FRATERNAL ORDERS. A. f. A A. Kincald Lodge No.

888. Regular communications, Monday night on or before full moon and two weeks thereafter. X. C. Hensley, See.

I. O. O. 7., Kincald Lodge, No. meets every Thursday evening of each week.

G. TV. Marsh, Sec 6. A. Major Rankin Poet, meets every Saturday evening, on or before full in 000.

REBEKAH AURORA LODGE, No. 167, I. O. O. meets first and third Tuesday evening! of eaeh month in Odd Tallow's Hall.

Mary Fleming, Sec. A. O. U. W.

Kincald Lodge, No. 805, meets every Trlday night. Visiting brothers cordially welcomed. F. Reiber, Recorder.

D. of H. Kincald Lodge, No. 138, A. O.

U. W. meets 2nd and4th Wednesday nights in I. O. O.

F. Hall. Hattle Ferguson, Bee. 0. S.

Lone Kin Lodge, No. 56, of Kln-eald, Kansas, meet the tecond and fourth Tuesday evening of each month in Odd Fellow' Hall. B. C. Bplawn, 8ac M.

w. of Kincald Gamp, Vo. 1M1, meet the firtt Wednesday evening of eeeh month. J. E.

Seruggs, Clerk. A. H. T. meets Saturday evening after full moon, each month.

8. OF V. George Sinclair Camp, 70 meet! let Saturday evening after full moon and two weeks thereafter. CHURCHES, METHODIST. tab bath sehool every Sunday at 10 :00 a.

m. Preaching every alternate Sabbath at 11 :00 :00 m. Bpworth League, 1 :00 Junior League every Sabbath at 8 :00 Frayermwting every Thursday at. .6 :00 Rev. J.

Gillham, pastor. BAPTIST, labbath ithool every Sunday at. .10 :00 a. m. Regular covenant meeting Saturday before the first Sunday of each month.

PrayermeeMng every Wednesday at 8 :00 p. m. B. T. F.

U. meets every Sunday at 7 :80 p. m. PRESBYTERIAK. Freaahing alternate Sabbathi, at.

.11 :00 a. an. Rev. CITY OFFICERS. H.

B. Wing, Mayor, I. J. llo, Cark J. E.

Reruggs, Treasurer. Cochoxuue M. Tan BuskJrk, I. L. Bay, E.

C. Hensley, Q. W. Marsh. Geo.

Brooks, Marshal. ADVERTISED LETTERS. List of letters remaking unoalle-4 tar In the Klncnid Poat-Gfllc, Apt. lit, 18W: Jennie Ballard. M.

Custer. Persons oalliag for above will pie any "advertised." C. E. Dvbaix, P. It.

Lost: A gold neck ohain and charm, probably between Miss Stacey's millinery store and Mr. Leavenworth's. Finder please leave at this office. The Ladies' Guild of the Presbyterian Church held an ice cream and Btraw-berry social in the Bank Hall last week. There was a good attendance and every body seemed The wrestle came off as billed last Friday night Fish won, throwing Jenkins two out of It is not a very profitable "enterprise; they had about a three doilar house.

Mike VanBuskirk of this city, 'ftnd John VanBuikirk of Rich Hill, have purchased a roller flouring mill at Nevada, Ma, and. will 50 into the milling business in a few weeks. Re public. Garnett Journal: Last Friday evening Garnett Lodffe A. O.

IT. cele brated the initiation of its 100th member in good standing, by an interesting literary and musical program, after which refreshments were served by the ladies. Mrs. J. M.

Collins of Welda was thrown from a wagon last Sunday and quite seriously injured. She was going down a steep hill when a breast strap broke and that was the last she knew for several hours. Fortunately there was none of her children in the wagon. The patriotic exercises at the school house last Friday was attended by a large and appreciative audience. The The exereises were under the direction of the Messrs.

Wardrip. This is the first time that this adjunct to Decoration day has been observed here but it should net be the last. Teach the child ren patriotism. The Mo. Pac.

Ry. will sell home-seekers excursion tickets to most points west of Mississippi river on May 21st and June 11th at one fare for the round trip. Also to the following conventions: Grand Lodge, Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias at Hutchinson, May 21st. State Conclave, Knights Templar, Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, at Wichiia, May 14th, and Annual Convention Y. P.

S. C. Wichita, May 23rd. One fare for round trip. Further information cheerfully given at the ticket office.

F. C. Wright, Agt. HOME SEEKERS EXCURSION extended over greater territory than ever before, via Katy Route. For trains of April 30th, May 21st and June 11, 1895, the M.

K. T. will sell tiokets at one fare for round trip, to points in Texas, Lake Charles, La. and to Ros-well and Eddy N. and all points in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and South Dakota.

The minimum rate of seven dollars be ing observed, no sales to be made for points to which the one way rate is less. Tickets good to return 20 days from date of sale. Stopover priveleges allowed. Everybody should take advantage of this extraordinary offer for making a visit. For further information call at local ticket office.

J. M. Lollar, Agt. The Mohawk Indian Medicine Company's show at the Opera House Monday and Tuesday nights was "all right." Dr. Ben Loveland gave a good lecture.