The Courier from Fairview, Kansas • 5

THE COURIER mains of a doll someone gave to MICHNER'S PHARMACY. JJr Hainan tor a Christmas present, and which he threw into a hog pen. Ti f-i FAIBVIhW, KANSAS. PUBLISHED SY oen pKinner was given du THE FAIR VIEW PUBLISHING GO stltute instructor's certificate at o0S rACtNES AND EUCENE L. SMITH, Editor.

the recent meeting of the Mate Board of Education, at Topeka. The officials in Topeka have arrested several colored men sup- PATENT MBDISINES, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION i On Year, postage paid ti.oo 5o Six Months, Three Months. 2 posed to be implicated in the murder of Mrs. Matson. Advertising mae Kruwu on application.

Fairview. During his nine months residence with us he made many friends. We are sorry to have him leave but the change may possibly be to 'his interest professionally. Horton Headlight. Miss Nellie Hostetter of Capi-ma has gone to Topeka, where she will attend Bethany college for the balance of the year.

Ben Davis expects to return to Fairview next summer to live. A single oyster in one season will produce 1,000,000 young oysters. If oysters were only a big as cattle. Omy Due Weak. The paper started in Topeka as a resubmission organ, lived to be just a week; old.

What a great boom resubmission ha taken. NEW SUBSCRIBERS. T. T. Evans.

V.O. Hough. Sponges, Syringes, Soaps, Ccmbs and Brushes, PERFUMERY, Entered at the Postoftre ai frairviuw, Kansas, Second-class mail matter. FAIRVIEW, IANUARY 1895. i i 1 1 AND ALL vaOOOS htfi ai JrtJjOialS.

THE TAG ON YOUR PAPER SHOWS WHEN YOUR SUB Miss Elsie Evans, one of the progressive and up-to-date teachers of the Fairview public schools, spent Sunday with her friend, Miss Lila Sargent. Sabetha Re-pnblican. Oliver Robinson and his bride, formerly Miss Laura Wellman, visited relatives here the past week. Mrs. Robinson is a daughter of Rev.

Wellman, formerly pastor of the Congregational church at Fairview and apioma. They left Wednesday for Chicago, where Mr. Robinson is a theo Physician's Presctiptions Caufully Prepared, ana utu vrdm Conectly Answeted. SCRIPTION EXPIRES. PLEASE CALL AND RENEW.

Geods Selected with Great Care, and Warranted as Represented. J. A. Hough. Fre Achten.

Bert Wa lace. L. G. MICHNER, Proprietor. ir air view, Kansas, Geo.

Livings was in St. Joe the fore part of the week. The little two eeks old baby of logical student in his last year. Mrs. Robinson will attend COUNTY ex A Ml NATION.

The following young people, oody's school, and both will be engaged in the work of the new If You are Looking for A display of Jewelry and Novelties that is worth looking at, mission known as the Commons. students of our city school, suc-cesslully passed the preparatory county graduation examination: Sabetha Republican. Albert Scouten and wife and you ill find at our More. The surrey never gets very far behind Ralph Culverhouse, Ray Shintaf- eep pace with fashion even more ter, Hattie Hochstetler, Rebecca Albert Uenneigh and wife spent 3eyer, Bessie Frink, Leah and New Years with their parents, Lloyd Thompson, Ora Grand- the team and we manage to closely. Passse styles are as old almanacs or the timtfo' day Among the latest Novelties are the new designs in Ladies' Our Clocks and Watches keep right time as a train on the the rails, and their beauty and them the admiration of all.

staff. useless to us as yesterday, of the season ha i tc. as close to the track keeps to elegance makes Let' us show Mr. and Mrs. McNitt.

Morrill News. Col. Jack Mayor, of Bowhattan, will work in the chain gang soon carrying the chain in the sur SCHOOL NOTlS. New Year commenced with three cases of tardiness in vey soon to be made of the In you through our Stock! Respectfully, the advanced room Thee is one new pupil in the Hiawatha, Kan. W.

S. EVANS, M. O. intermediate room and two in the I'rimary, making a total enroll: ment of one hundred and fifty. Local News.

Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Wilchy, died last Friday and was buried on Saturday, Rev. Remagen conducting the services. Ed Steward, Horace Steward," Jim Steward, VV.

C. Schug, Chas. Steward and Marvin Steward Were in Seneca on Wednesday. Geo. Lyman sold his farm in Oklahoma last week to Simon Crosier, of Comet, consideration 650.

J. J. Buser has purchased his brother's interest in the store at Fidelity, and will now run it alone, Vrs. Yerrian returned to tier home in Morton Wednesday after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Monroe. D. W. Evans will have a Poland China brood sow sale, Thuisday, February 14. This will be your opportunity to get a good stcck Bud Bean and Geo.

Nichols were down from Marshal county. Mr. and irs. F. H.

Hostetter and Miss Rose Thompson, of Capiomu, visited in Seneca over New Years, with Mrs. Hostetter's mother, Mrs. Van Belt. The mayor had Wm. Trimble arrested, this week, for running a hop shop, under the nuisance ordinance.

Not bringing proof to show that a hop shop was a nui Harry White, of Sabetha, and dian landj south ot here. D. Hardui and wife, who made many friends here in their short acquaintance, take charge ot a store in Fairview this month. Mr. Hardin is an experienced dry goods merchant, as is his wife and they will no doubt do well there.

Their friends here who had hoped to hear of their locating in this city permanently, will be Otto Purdy, of Manhattan, visited Iwo World's Record breakers: The Garland and the Superior Cook Stoves. We are offering these stoves at very low prices, Which will ctru phase you us If yu vvhM a bargain. J. F. Jobs.

EYE AND EAR SURGEON. Dr. Cullim re meets patients in Hiawatha, Monday and Tuesday, January 28th and 29th, at Pottenper and Fyle's urug store. Spectacles Fitted, and ail operations udom ami r. the school Monday.

Student. STUDENTS FROM WALNUT TOWNSHIP, The following named young people of Walnut township are attending institutions of learning: Renn and Bertha Brown, Birdie Shiutaffer, Clara Hochstetler, Sabetha High school; Frank and Lizzie oyer, Charles Isely.Nona Steward, Emina, Eliza and Ross Webb, Hiawatha academy: Carrie pleased to know they will not go further away. Hiawatha Journal. What elegant nights we are having for sleigh rides if we only had Mie snow. Mrs.

A. D. Matson, who was re See Dr. Culliuiore's January date in Hiawatha. Wood and fence posts for sale at W.

oyer's barn. W. C. Meyer has some fresh cows fi sale at a barga n. Men's White Shirts of all styles just eeeived at f-chillinp's.

Consult Dr. Cullimore In Hiawatha for your eyes, January 28 and 29. Buy your wife a nice Hanging Lamp. T. F.

Joss has iliein from $2.00 up. For ('elective wight Dr. nuHimre in Hiawatha, January and 29l1i. Try my 2-fur-5-ceut Cigars. i.

V. Owen, C.eo. Dr. Carman of Morion, the dentist, will be In Fairview, Monday, January 14. Those wishing deutal work done should cail and eei him at Dr.

PouUub' office. If you ueed a Cook Stove call and see my stock and gnt niy prices before buying. J. F. Joss.

fcjfTry Urown's Sarsaparhla Dandelion for all skin diseases, old sores, eic. cently murdered in Topeka, a for mer resident here, was worth $236 in personal property, owned 320 acres of land in Saline county, 5 lots in Topeka and a small tract of land in Shawnee county. Three thousand bushels of po and Clara and Charles Scheiikel-berger, Midland college, Atchison; Will and Ed Joss and Otto Purdy, Agricultural college, Manhattan; Harlan Haigh, Anna Lambertson, and James Tyler, Ottawa; Ben Skinner, Medical school, Kansas City. Mrs. Eugene L.

Smith is organizing a class in elocution; those wishing to enter will please make sance, irimble was discharged tatoes were burned in Atchison, Thursday. They were buried in and the costs taxed to the city. a pit and spontaneous combus County Attorney Means and Lawyer Falloon were over from tion was the result. Success in Life depends on little i in una. A Ripans Tab-ule is a littie hus hut tai-iugone etc sionally gives good diuestion, and tln.t means good brain and brawu, and that means succegx.

Baptist Church Bulletin. Sunday school 10 a preaching 11 a. and 7 :.0 p. B.Y. P.

Tuesday 8:30 p. m. To all of these services you re cordiailv ''I was clad when they said unto me Let us go imiu the home of tue Lord. Psalms 123:1. Prayer meetings Snday uoon aud p.

in. Trolley Lines lit the ountrjr. The engineering papers forese some difficulties growjng out of tho extension of trolley lines upon country roads. One says that the ordin-ry highway bridges are not strong enough to safely carry trolley cars; that grado crossings will need serious consideration; and that the maintenance of that portion of the roadway not occupied by the trolley trackf will be likely to become a subject of dispute. The electric lines will assuredly be of great local advantage; but it would be well to have settled at the outstart certain practical questions which, neglected, may lead sostly and disadvantageous Hiawatha Thursday.

ah others. Sold by L. G. it known at once, as a large class It surpasses J. M.

Boomer returned Tues Gov. Waite, of Colorado, in his last message to the legislature, advises as punishment for the worst criminals, "That they be Michuer. will not be taken. day from Chicago, where he had been with two car loads of fat cattle, which he shipped the 3 1st compelled Xo run for office." He staid a few days to visit with tgHave you any affection of the llvr or kidneys? Brown's Sarsaparilla D.iiMieliou has no equal. It is the rwit, Blood Purifier.

Sold by L. G. Michner I3f nave you boils old sores, or auy is ritaiion o( the skin? Brown's riarsapar- The Brown County Farmers' The Snow Blanket. The value of a raantlo of snow in protecting vegetation in the fields in winter is fully understood in farming districts, and the cause of the protective effect of the snow is an interesting subject of scientiflo inauirv. relatives.

Institute will meet in Hiawatha Father Kemp, of Fidelity, was January 24 and 25. An interest ing program has been prepared. in Kansas City the fore part of the week. Ewing Herbert has found the Several from here attended the In Germany, where 110 such subject r'lla Uaude.ion will cure you by re-is ever allowed to escape investigation, moving all impurities of the blood. Fer Dr.

Abels has rocontly made some im- haie by L. G. Michner. portant observations on the thermal D() aM wadte htjallh or ti(ne 0Q ar propei lie of snow lie has found that f. Zi tu-'ifs of no vaiue.

Brown tarsapanlla man that stops his paper "be cause he must economize." He dance and oyst.r supper at Fidel ity Tuesday evening and all re port a good time. roasts him in elegant shape. er to protect tho ground beneath from Utt wheH the vitul orau8 Joe Sewell tel's us that the affected by impure blood. it gives the effects of internal cL of tem Jack Mayor has been suffering perature. Know Torprally offern about four times as inuuii rusistance to Fnoh changes as a sheet uf iuu of the kuuu thickness offers.

When movt becomes closely packed, therefore, it is J''i ffective as a protection tt plant lify tijan when it lies loosely upoa the surfacn. Other rsnTinients show that, while a of mow protects tho ground be health ami streugtu to the weak. Ask your druggist about it. Sold by L. G.

Mn hn r. your system for the coming change in the weather. Get your ood in a heulihy condition by using iii own's Sarsaparilia Dandelion, the great Blood Purifier. Sold by L. G.

Michner. tgrDo you know that Brown's Sarsa- from toothache for the past ten days to such an extent that he was nearly crazy. He whipped his faithful old dog Tow-ser, something he had not done foryears. 1 le went to Hiawatha and called on a dentist, who gently extracted the tooth without pain, making Jack a happy man again. Bowhattan Bost.

Topeka people will pay 2.50 if they dance at the inaugural ball. boys, Carothers and Young, killed Wm. Claycamp's dog because it stole his lard. The case was settled in Squire Ileibert's court Monday by Mr. Sewell paying $7 costs.

World. J. D. Hardin will locate at Fairview and will occupy the room recently vacated by Purk-hiser Force. Mr.

Hardin is a perfect gentleman and Faiiview gains what Hiawatha loses. Hiawatha Democrat. The shingle of Homer H. New-Ion of the law firm of Newlon neath from the chilling effects of the Tr- i rt for fliA tin rfonn rf the snow itKlf. epecially in clear Dandelion is the bos prepara-weather, i colder than the air.

so a11 bloou, liver enow tends to lower the temperature of and kidneys? It is not a secret. The the atmosphere, and where broad areas prescription is printed on every package, of country or extensive mountain slopes Everyone can kuow what he is taking, are covered by it important climatio ol( by L. G. Michner. conditions may bo produced by tho in- flueuce of tho snow.

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