Linn Local Record from Linn, Kansas • 3

1 -N MtkawfctaaM, I hi. rlii'lll'll 'in Mil I'M V.nifhM Hi-' 'ni I M.I.IH th liiii-tiu'iirt lr'111'li" ir costs NOiSia We iipe mm "Though know not what, would folbiw, I've a mind to I you Hiihl he, I'touglillnlly. "I Hcrenm (lie Cie.iin) she murmured, looking up an lily. lie remembered ho bud bur. two niohels and a poctajjciiiump, no be liidn'i: kiss her.

Ks. Fir? BP-mi It with iiti -iioiincn tint we, lip.vt! raii.irciiicutH with that pf i In iJl.it:-' I nil I liu; Am- Lltit'AK IAKMLH, tit ClcvcS'iiid, OSiio, Jtii'l hy in vM wU this and Caimda, hy which that RTirat publiftil ion will ha iiiailcd, Friok, to the addrw of any of our tmbruirifooi'ri viil pay rip all aiTtiarans ami one year in Cheaper than any other firm in Wasliington County, when you t'srkemto consideration the grades Olllo Rigg has been very low lor a. days pint. Khe Is as being betteriiswef.o lo press. Jiih.

Ay res In painting J. T. Foxes front fen'-e. Tltii IcncohaH tioeii lately built, and greatly Improves the looks of Mr. FoN'es WHY ARE SOME PEOFIE ALWAYS LATE? They ne-er look aiiem' ivr Hunk.

v.miIo h.ivc Iil-lii wait nil ptoMini; caon, run to the Elf-cm 'nr then aw! then i-ptnt over it fur montim, ruihcv ilmn uml lluiik wlmt tlrey want fo ih- HMOS ncvr lisiKlni. is the vcnlict Irrna ilic millHOtn ho haw them Vltit FlouTijrVcn-u iHe'Scwls, 1'lwas, Hull, ormiythiiis thin line. MA til: AM HtliilAKl; this vear, but Mnu luiwmsUir Wet' J'OMl CflifO, iIii the lo i from Inst jr.i-.-r, it roMd Itotnluil. Thin pioneer eitalmjira conialm tliree ixioti'l OramlvHt hi kHIvh ever oiareit. I jnu in cvih l.ri-iniuinn to lliuo sending tluh orders.

one ol the hum f'airn. Oriuia r.r The Railroad gang have, made quite arlvtlllCt) from (lati and toaiiy dlfet'onee in tbo locks ot our roada LINN LOCAL liLCOIJD, H. COIJIJ A. Editors A Publishers Kans. J.hiu south of town.

Lchmfih litis been down to Alida to practice, with tho hoyji ol the Alidt. lliiiul; in to baniionii.o liio Musiu o1' tlio two bauds. Win. Kruscr ai'd Kcfliest Jones madoa trip to (liny Titev-lay to obtain aneeilod ril l.dii i inoiitsfor tlx if Ktaiul on the fourth. JULY 2 1891.

(liu nyiti-lil. Villll MM 'i'i' do yull ttlllll It UH' II li" Wilt'H i-in iiinnir 1 1 1 it ni li 'liio, A. (1. ll.nliVll. i (ft ti number of folks went out to II.M'Iiumiis on to nee the park.

0 MlMH.T'IniiimlM'ei irn linn flnlfili it- lentil on nib of ffdiool f-ineo the lii-Ht of Hephdiibor Kim will have a 'vacation of u. week when she will spend another month at Normal leavinf, In reality but one months' vacation out of the twelve. Cut r.rl), uml orlKiio'iii Ironi hi'i'iir" I'lnod Cleu-e It, it, purify It ilt' no tiiu-Mit-ptirlll uml In ui Ih In I'l-i-lon (I, i'iiniKlh ii'Kuin-i'd, Hold li A. (i. liHii'liill IdiHH Lulu Gilbert has ntiirued ficm ber visit her old homo in Nebrnska.

Klio reporls a splendid lime and infill wo know nil war- glad lo get back to pei.cufui Linn. tt Many yeurs pra.jlioa b.ivo flvoit A. Know K-olieitors of Patents, nt Washington, success ill inti'ts for nil classes of tn .:) speoialty of ni l.nvo aeciiud idhnviSK''' of paionts that havr, Iwioi vio'isly rjectfd. l'heir vei mv' ii in oh uinn, will buiof to in von tori patentees, find ail who have to do with patent. MIhs Inez Gilbert baa gone on to l.eatriee I'roiii h'r vi-it lo her old homo.

She will attend the grand Celebration there and in cpend a tow weeks tiieio. We wish lier a lini. Lo you want to ave ironi 2:5 lo fo ewts on every Dolhtp you Hiimid? If so, write for enr Ctto-loguo, coufi.iniiiT und prices of cvet I liinr.ubmtured in Co lor Id Mfon nnoiir ritrnris ijiiil, ciiuiii the las: iv.hv wpoks ifo ui tlio A j'ounn; himii of Linn Ronthia iMinol' our Hills. Tliib Heonini surprico Hi Imlyns bIiq wroto iwU to It i 111 Unit cilio thought liu wns living in a kimiill town, lint from ihc hill kIid won tlio Ulrica to a youitf Vim bot Linn isn'i licliilul timun. and not a largo stock ol note, Shakes, Rot, and Sap, which a fcw dealers east of here arc putting off on tho people, and which a few buy b- cause the price is ia tho long run, very dear at any price.

Wo have a which we will sell very cheap for cash. new subcribor who will pay one: ytiav this is a Mivuid opportunity "to olitain a livst chw fariii journal free. The Amekk'ah Faumkii a 1 1 journal of national irculatioii, wliicli ranks a-niong tlio lcadiiiH' ioultar- papciy. Its hiiut puvpos3 the elevation autl of agriculture: through t)i: liip.lit'r and broader education of men and women engaged in ife purwiits. lingular tiitbcr-iption price of ti'io American Parmei'ia $1.00 per year.

It C'okt-1 Yoit Nothing. From any one number ideas can be obtained that will bo worth thrieo the subscription yrico to you or liiemberH of your hou.sehold, ykt voc oet it frkk Call anl nee nample copy. The Rami Hoys ex poet to have j.illy dance the ourth tuwe in; TIME CA III') Mo. IV, TRAINS (101NO WK'TT Paenser No. p.

in. Mixed 421,.. ni. Freight TltAINS GOING HAST. Piispeuger.

No. io 1 1 p. m. itfixed 422,.. 7:24 p.

in. Ju-oiglit 424,. 2:20 p. in. I.

P. CHIDSJSY, Ag't. printed thcru live luim.ir. d. iii'I-ch.

lice it is too Kavo your teeth M. II. Ropier. Vi'ry vury siunll. VAry nond.

I'i Wilt'H l.ill iu uly risors, Hit! pil! for patlon, Hick A. U. linmitiil. We liaftcile thi of Wp shall work for tho Mrs. niM lior liaiifi'uloi' Kf-lio, lire vtyiiinjf with Iriontis lit the oily this wet'k.

tbo Paper the fourth, ami you can greatly assist us by pointing t-ut lb-sn whom you think vauiIJ like aur iiaper, to us on tint day. Loci jve Directory. J. A. Garrett Canp No.

20S, S. ol V. Mfots every tlrtit mill tbli'il 8ninnln7 i.iirht of ch mohi i In ilio 0. A. It.

Hull. Ctunp luu ly oivnnlivl uni ictfO'id rtmnhitr con.liti.ni. sum ui B.ldk'r or jliiflin-n lire invill tti join. F.auk Uriir.tli, I'iiiiUiin Which we guarantee to outlast any two common screen doors, and ib will cost you very little more GIVE US A CALL The funeral ol Mr. Win.

Roilows place at tho i R. Church hist Thursday nt II o'clock P. M. Tlio srrvidi'S wero coHtlui'ted by Iho Kcv. Riiffmgtoii.

Tluft'iKiral proccs- We wish to I lie Fourth by making our luthoi' buMorul'tor Wr Want souui iitw l-ypoin utlnr to pin out a couplo (if (lolonms moio ruitd-ing unit lor. Tlii8 mcm y. Wiieu you iKiino to tlu-i the ltii briii-ii quarter with you for (id if yoil cun We nuod it Jc Wilt' Milln Eiii ly Uispiu ufvor prii JtECSEBIBiEn Bio was very targ-j. a This was one of saddest afl'irs t'-ot J. O.

Bluut Host JNo. 81, G. A. R. t'Vfy Hini fouiih oven Mi thi'lf bull ovor Ktnivn Kemix'r'ii ntoro.

All co iU'iUb or Hie (1. A. It on itivltoj aliuml. Coiniimiidci, T6f.es. Ai4jutan(, (ioo.

V. Dobbins. over in una p. (Cute. iVin, P.ellows was tie 1 the Unilf Kl.ii t'if-, iiin.ii'if:iit;it.-rs' or (MIISO Mild tmt sine.

H.h- 1 Uin I'nci'. li. nl idtH' pill fur hii.lv citizen tiiol was by all wiio know hioi, but i-must, come to all hoouw or laicr nud price. an i.nes. represented.

TA I in-i free on appiictli'iii. A our friend like the soldier who i.ui" tlENKHAl. i' tdirimiii coiiidii-ition, d. ii." sia. A.

0. Knnd.ill w. Lirlit. In DnrkiitKS," the grtat nnssioiiury book eau found in the Library now. by the way, is saved the suKf C.

W. President. E. T. Leuma, Cashier, THE EXCHANGE BANK OF LINN.

Incorporated. A gsnsral Banking business transacted. Real Estate Loans Negotiated 178 West Van Huron fit. Clilvngo, III. of tho long ano weary march ot lite.

V. It. C. No. 101.

8Vry second tuul four'o siifunlny nftor ainon of hhcIi monlli In ihi'G. A. It. li.lli. All lit-llcs oi tb W.

It, nr inviicd. Mrx. Anna o. I'icj. Mr.

Allie Louzl-jr, iSeoiBliifV. We extend our heart felt sympathy to the bereaved family und friends. Wrn. Itocho delivi'ied a splemlld oration at the Ilawkovo Allianco las! Thursday night. We have bonrd il stated tiy good uulboily that lie MARKET ntver (ieiivoreit hetier.

win. is rain necessary in CiiiM'h Mifs OUie is reported as bohig Oil UiO sick list. Mabol and Uuibie Oobh. both gvod typos, rondnred imeded iissitiaiuu in t.i "I' loo this wnuk. Tbogonc (iresllon ltuu been sott led rapidly improving end will in lime, KANS LINN, make lor himself a name of which CatanUt Cold tii Head, Sere Tfcroat, Caalier, and Bronchitis.

The tcstfmoMMs to those FACTS srt NUMEROUS and bThC'G, simitar to tho following! From the Hon. Harvey 2. Colviii, liaOIavo ol Chicago i Chicago, July 24, 1890. S. H.

KLINCK Dbah Sir I am pleased to any that I consider your remedy the medicine in exit twice, for thft human aiilirtiotis you claim to cura, icflfcred from catati'h with bronrhitisfurmanyyeara. During that time I employed physicians and iHitnfully tried many so-callsd remcdifs advertised to cure thi discaao. wiUiout auy material benefit, when a friend induced mstotry your remedy, claiming olheri had been cured by it. 'J he first bottle gave me the moil pleasing results. I have continued Its use and 1 can not say too much fvr iu It found me too ucnr the grave fur comfort nd restored me to health agiin.

It adorns my toilet stand arid by using it occasional Jam kept well. 1 would not be without It if It cost 25 per bottlo. I earnestly recommend it to all my afflicted friends. Sale hy leading Draggtaca. PINT BOTTLES $1.00, KllnciCatar 2 JACKSON CHICAGO, i.

a a-. Linn can well bo proud. 1 1 I1 .1 .1 I We call the uttouilon of our rend I It lo llieisatisfacijoii of all parties and crs to Uio advert tsemen of tin- exican all is now harmonious. yieariiH Wind Mill Co. in aiic! h'-i column.

They nianiifuctiiru it f.ii' u' i r-i f'i i ,1. 1 I Ills tbi' fiisiiicn now to tiki-Ho Will's LIVKBI'OCK. Carrect'etl oacii week by Jones Jli-pin i t.o. Hops, 4.50 t'uttlo, S'S 50 5.U5. GRAIN.

etich wek by F. GriiTotli Com, 50ot. Oats, 40cs. Flux, ritODucn. Correclwl etch week by A.Q.

Clark. Gutter, Set. V.gga, Dot. l'otatoes, $1.00. Flour, Tiusiness ID recto iv r-'mall fruit will bo accepted LitllH re for liver, st.i'n.u li ami liow-t-l tllsoriliT.

Niuuli pills, lull mialiiy line of Power Wind engines mu! Pumping Wind Mills. '1 bey wili farmers I ho benefit of ttrietly wholesale juices until they have tin scb- uoil oui'8. In'. A. 0.

itnmliul Bidls them. r.Tr JL oi i.c-w'svjii.jf-- scription in many cases. Wi iff lo get Strawberries, Chorins, etc. at market prices. agency estnlilistiHil in tins county.

Wo hear thai Mr. A. D. Klliott had a very severe utta of heart disease Qiment This tinu guarantee their goods to bo strictly firel class in every ay: they give good bimkabla and are reliahlo, iartle'i wishing to handle mills or buy una forllioir own use will I'iud it to interest to writs them. last Tuesday Moniinjr.

Dr. ArniHl roiig ot Greetilenf, wan for and came up iimnodiatoly. Wo have not beard, up to date, how ho is getting iilon'r. but trust lie is bolter. Mr.

Conrad Johnson, living nenr Wellboto, ban ordered the Kocovd sont to bis aildross. Air. JoIiiihoii in-loruis uh that tho Record is juslthu kind ot tin be ants ai'd ho likes i r-6. fei ii '-1 IS Tli I ERTIE PRENTICE, DRESSMAKER, SALARY $23 ITAl WEV.K. hi KANSAS CITY Wauled: (iootl Agents to cell our general line of merchandise.

No Kansas. Linn A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast A long-tested pain reliever. Its use is almost universal by the Housewife, the Fanner, tha Stock Raiser, and by every one requiring an effectiva liniment No other application compares with it in efficacy. This well-known remedy has stood the test of years, almost generations. No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Mustano Liniment.

Occasions arise for its use almost every day. CONHUMTIOX CUKF.D. An old si''ian, fr.im pradire, linviiig hud placed in Ids lmmls by an India inihttionarv the hiri'iaia of t-'imp'c vej-'etrdilo lemcdy for and cure nf I'oiisuinvti'Hi, ih-nncidtis, Catarli, and ail throat and hum' A tie: tlon.t, a punitive and cere for ('oiilHy and all nftor haviiitt tested all its wonderful curative it: tiioiiamiH of caj-er. ill's it his tint wake it kuuw toll's y.rvfr;ng felloe n. Aeiutdnihy this motive and a desire to relievo human 8it 1 will sctm five nf all ihsne it, this in Ccnaau or Knglisli, it full 1 i for prepiU-ins and Sent peddling.

A hove salary will be paid it baiter than any of the other lueal papers. Dressmaking And plnix sowing nonliy and quickly clone. Cliaigcs rcasi'intiili'. PaliKfaction guaranteed. Call andseerae i L- -r to "live" agents.

For further inior-maiioii, add res. C'HICAOO tiKNKHAL Co 178 West Van llursu Kt. Cliieao, ill If in need of anything in this line. You want a book to Just call and get -ono ironi the Atueriuun Libra ONLY fl A YKAB. The newn of the Minpiii'lHiil ionics in 'fcarle-'jt inai.m ry.

It will only cost you livo cento lo read any book in the library. All druggists and dealers have it. Mrs. J. 1.

I'ulkerson hai cou.p'iti the addition to hoc iesidenco. 3'vcvy dciinrtnient eenipieteani! ediied. V. is printed paper and will pruw isitor in evf'f; hor-ie, 1 bv midlliy with titutmig io The parade will be worth tsee ng'' this paner. A tiL-Ktitif ui 8k In, lii-ifjlu e.ves.

sweet breath Hi )i'titv, vijf'irous liody, pure t'loeil tied j(nl iii'tiitli result from the usu of Du daiuaparitln. It is sold tiy Dr. A. (1. itiiudnli.

a O.N Tri A I. 3 MONTHS FOJt W. A. XOYKS, RIO Powers JiiocK, Unci 'A V. Wsri'f i.

wft 'i'HK TIMES, Kansas City, M6.8 -vrVnC7 on the fourth. Ho on hand early or you will miss if. Commeiico.s at nine o'clock sharp. Home now books have been entered ill the Library among them, "Dora Thome" which has often been call-ad fur. ir t.

THE STEARNS WIND MILL. MMM We tide island thai the band has secured the services of Henry Marx as a clarionet player- Henry is a splendid mnsicun and will bo a gioat help to the baud. 4 We hear that tho report has been widely circulated that tho Alhbt band would notbo here the fourth, and that it was advertised only for tlio purpose of drawing a crowd. Bolow we print a letter Inch wa rocieved from ho leader of tho Alida Ihiiul by the leader of our band. E.

T. Lehinan, Linn, Ivans. Dear Sir: Y-favor if. i' -A Tho Disability Bill is a Law, Soldiers Disced Sicca the War ore Fnttied Ili'jioiiil'-iit widows Mini i'iir-iiiM i.ow sunn (lii'il inim 'tri-i''s cl' in' Ifymi iviv-i vfur cp'im aiiil.snc fwfttlly prnswii lf ff-TTt? Address liii bati Cjm.aisnui-er, i-f fiMi-siuiiH. A "V.T I'KINCE 1 Is 7-8 Clydemlalo, aud of a dapple bay in color, with white face, Htands 16 l-'2 hands hijrh.

weijehs 1710 lbn Only Five Cents, The American Library will be open 'o non-members at five cents per book, with tho privolegc of keeping a week. and was foaied Li lSSo. lie is a flue full blood aittrtmn I'orse 9 a dar, brown, we.hHB4i0C action, ad' 's Ron He it' of recent date to hand, io leoiv number one breeder and a sure loal getter. Has extra jrood feel ami hue amtthe seil8011 "of action. Will stand the of tf food sours on ttiost omnoti, digestion is U.n'oetivo.

liu Witt's I.lrtlo E.iriy will this- The tunim.B litllo pilts tlu-t i ver frripe iiadnuT'Or'lis uipoiut A. O. It: 11 lull Mondays at SS, ury nt Inr llnll 1891 as follows: Monday and Tuesday at home: Wednesday ami Saturday at Linn; EQUAL RZHTg TO LL. at Fred Wilkm'-s ami i't'i-dav nf John Harm's, both on Parson Crock. TKKMS: to insure living colt.

would say that we 1 at laftt decided to accept your p' position for tiie 4th of July celebration at Lain And will do all we can to make it a grand succoss. Yours Truly, Wm. Gfollor, leader, Alida Cornet Hand, Tho above tdiows that the report is false and altogether nucailed for. Linn has worked under difficulties this year which would nave completely squelched such a celebration as tlio ono whose well circulated falsjo-hooda are heard on every side. Wo think our chii'iees for eecuriiijr Lovo laraiher to be profered than money.

Hut tho small boy would much prefer a dime to buy a bunch office crackers with to all the love In the universe condensed. at ftlMUseMoftet'a TKUHTfl: to insure li i 0oll. 0.00 for season. So.OO for single service tash. lie Msssoun raeifi? hat now in eifeet a splendid through ear service between Kansas ciio Mo- vnd Hot Spring, rkam-as, "The Worlds Fair Sanitarium," lea-vim? Kansas city at in, a lid running through to Hot Springaviathe Wagoner route without charge, ariving Fort Si.iith 15 p.

Little Kock p.m. and Hot Springs a. in. with the privelep'e of remaining iu berth until a. fii.00 for seiiMoa.

$-i 00 for sinple service, cash. Parties dippoainp of marc before time, whether with foal or not, will be held fomerviee of bornf. Caro will be taken Ut prevent acci The Karl of Mityfield is one of the best stories of tho late war that lias ever been written. It is one of the uow books just entered In tno library. tho Alida Band will stand par with dents, but will not be responsible should any occur.

tiieir -IlliCO lo St. 'lite any hand Barties dhpt.smfT 0f nuires befor oahnjr time, whether with foal on-uot ut ill be held for service of horre. Care wi 1 be taken to prevent accidents but will not be responsible-should any oceur. For pedigree and further Information see R.L. Fonter.

owner, Herman Schw erdlfeger, gouoi. The r-iily i'lexiolt) wheel wiul mill inanuiatilitrctl; we JbiVe J.ia,d more, than 1G years expt-rienoe in the manufacture ytile of this line of goods; we will build all sizos of both Power and Pumping Mill, Tanks ami general -wintl mill rcluhl: and Tally We will give 'Farmers and others wholesale prices where we have no agents: Addreaa F.TK Stoanw Co! RUSHVILLE, IND; U.S.A. St.nd for catalogue Mention this paper. For pedigrreo and further in for inn Ion see H. Foster, owner.

Herman Schwertltlejrer, proom. TO YOUNG READERS, We jive you three good Books. Wo want In iNerense our eir met 9 offer r.ll our young renders a chanco to get one of the three bunks lnimeil below. Wont think that you emit get it and there is no use trying in trying fur there is. We make it easy to do what we ask.

LIFE ut FRANKLIN lmlf morruie i binding, Vulue HOKINHOKCltCsOE cloth WiulliKt ,75. OhtVElt 1M Come mill see tis or drop ns a card anil we will send you full particulars. worth calling-a ban 1. A big mime don't make a band, and bij advertisement wiint bi'injf a ba.id We will bee who -ots he mout blind la tho long rtn. Light was also made of our shade.

Grandini, Bedkor's grovo lies been trimed np and grass mowed, ortlil-cal shade fixed here and there (not much needed) until there Isn't a nicer place tocelebralo this aide of Mill Creek. It discounts the Evergreen park 100 per cent. Come every body to Linn tocolfibra- Wehave made nrrniifremeiils with t'lopublhiliers of the following papers whereby we are enabled to furnish their papors and iheLInn Local Re-cord both tor one year at the prices annexed. Atchison Chemplou rnrtm niS'f v-nV 'tl (,... to in -M ininniJJ ll" I't'OK AS 'I 1 1 0nc51 -''rt, "'1 ii.iilV"l'l"i lll ptm ml-iim t'Jl.

I ui 1 nn "fl -i-'l- 'li I Aniiil. '''4 in.iw.i.i jti. i-s ii.ii:. ni.V ifi'i L'l'l "1 ai. 1 ALLIANCE'S We aw prepared to print Alliance Badges tor the Fourth of July.

We (tire a sample above. We w'll print on any colored silk ribbon, with red, white or blue Ink, or with gold, silver or Are gilt, or part gilt and. purt color, any way to suit the buyer. PRICES. Klngle Badga h'eti, Three Badges 25ota, Will make rery low rates by the floieu to Alliances.

1 fHOtl. AO I ymr Ik hftn? maitc hr Jottn It, wt.rk ft.r Header, roil m.y not mike ii liut w. ra Uqlllrhl. lmr tfl.lini ftONl dny the atari, una m.i Vfm Hum an in an pan er tnrf n. you can ermnnrurp hotn.

rlv- tt) ptm rtit.n pun i nv. 1 i jt in -Hiipi'M iriic ml jftnw Ue.nr irf mnnwRta onfy vTs llin wnrk. Alt (inal iajr Hit toff rv.rv winner, you, nnniaama Ir.ji varrililns. FASII.V. laaraatC AMaaaajl inoa.