The Tribune from Holton, Kansas • 5

Hamilton watches, the best at nnnnnnnnDnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnDnnnnnnnnnonnoDDra 1 School Books, I Buy your glasses at Armel September is the date of Slat-tery's big stock saif, pvprybody go. A. W. Rolley leaves Monday for the east to purchase his holiday goods. Headquarters for bchool books and school supplies.

33t2 Naylor Drug Co. School Northeast Corner Square E3 0 a a a a Empty Syrup Barrells for sale at G. F. King's. Sisco's sale on Sept.

17th at Noah Sanderson's place at Mayetta, Kan. Try the Hanua coal, absolutely the best coal on the market. For sale by E. D. Bowers, Tel.

107. Rev. D. Stewart will till his pulpit next Lord's Day at the Christian church, both morning and evening. The Lehigh Valley Coal is the best hard coal on the market.

For sale by E. D. Bowers. Peavy Elevator, Tel. 107.

32tf Boy Wanted. A good boy wanted to learn the printer's trade at this office. The police court has been kept very busy the past week. The joint, business Is furnishing plenty of drinks. Special prices on table linens during the month of August at the Cash Notion Store, Mrs.

Rose Rolley's. IF! If you want scale books remember that this office has the best on the market, "The 5 Yes, we will as heretofore carry a complete line. Our prices are as low as they can be bought for any place. The text-book law regulates the price and no agent can sell any dheaper than Would like to call your attention to the fact that it is there, and there only, where such bargains are offered. Best toilet soap lc per cake.

Thread lc per spool. Lamp chimneys lc each. Lamp burners lc each. Fans lc each. Straw hats 3c.

All 5c lead pencils lc. Shoe blacking lc. Ladles 3c. Strains lc, and thousands of like bargains. In our furniture department you will see bargains never before heard of in the world.

We will cheerfully show you through this department, to convince you that this is the place to buy all dressers, sofas, commodes, center tables, heating and cook stoves, bedroom suits, standard gas lamps, chairs, clocks, carpets, mattresses, springs, and in fact anything you may need. You will sure find a market for anything you may wish to trade or sell, at id a 3 I The Racket and Secondhand Store Topeka, Kas. Account Topeka Fall Festival. One fare for the trip, tickets on sale, Sept. 22nd.

to 29th. Return limit Oct. 1st. 5 we can. We sell school books for cash a only a I Beauchamp's Pharmacy! QBBDBflflBflBBBBBBBBflBflBflBBBBflDflflBBBflflBflflflflBflflBBBflflS O.

P. Lambert who delivers the mail on route No. 3, has moved into Mrs. Lyman's property on South Pennsylvania Ave. Hutchison Kans.

Account Annual State G. A. R. Reunion, one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale Sept.

22nd. to 29th. Return limit Oct. 1st. Uncle Ike Lane, cousin of Gen.

Jim Lane, was in from the poor farm Sunday walking alone on the streets, seemingly cheerful and bright as ever. He is about 92 years old. A safe and quick cure for Cholera, Diarrhoea, safe for children or adults, Mull's Lightning Specific. Keep it handy. 25c.

Sold bv Haller Williams. R. T. Shaw. Dentist.

Home Grown Grapes. Leave order for grapes at J. T. Simpsons. 32 f.

S. B. McGrew. F. M.

Davis' Dental Office, Opstairs in the Jones block, northwest corner of square. Campaign buttons and pins at The Fair. office, Qortheast corner of the square. All the newest styles in jewelry at Armel Bros. Have your eyes tested free at Lost.

A lady's watch, between the residence of Mrs. Burckman in the east part of town and Perkin's meat market. Finder will please leave same either at this office or at Mrs. Watches at lowest prices at Armel Bros. Bread, pies and cakes constantly on hand at Bob's Bakery.

We will pay cash for second hand school books. Nayloii Drug Co. Grant Arnold called the first of the week and paid up another year The Tribune and the Semi-Weekly Base ba ll at tiie.Fair grounds during Fair week. Cider Made. Stephenson Son are ready to make cider at their mill on Soldier Creek.

They invite there old patronage as well as new. Barrels always on hand. 32 5. The best grades of coal for sale by E. D.

Bowers. Peavy Elevator, Tel. 107. 32tf Cheap Excursions to Colorado and Utah. Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Salt Lake City and Ogden, Aug.

21st, Sept. 4th. and 18th. One fare plus $2.00 for the round trip. Return limit Oct.

31st. A nice line of gold watches ready for your inspection at Armel Mr. A. Roberts has moved into the Strohwig property on Vermont Ave. Sixty-three head of two year old heifers at Sisco's sale on Monday, Sept.

17th. Slattery's big sale will be called by Buckeye Bill on Sept. 4th, one mile west of Hoyt. The Holton Sunday School Association will be held in the Presbyterian church next Tuesday. When you buy coal you want the best for the money.

Try Farmers or Pittsburg, they are both hard to beat. For sale by E. D. Bowers, Tel. 107.

See the line of hosiery for school Jess Doty was in Mayetta last week putting in the shelving in Wark's new store room. Seventeen tinad of shoafcs at Sisco's big sale Sept. 17 Hi. Attend Slattery's big stock sale on next Tuesday, Sept. 4th.

Atchison county an extensive Belgian harem nenr Museotah. Our corespondents' attention is respectfully called to instruction No. 6. G. F.

King has put in a new brick crossing in the walk at the rear of his store. Township Meeting. The Republicans of Adrian township will meet at Adrian on Saturday eveniug, Sept. 29 to nominate a township ticket. Geo.

B. Bair, Committeeman. NEW FASHIONED FAIR. Tne Biggest Fair of the Season at Lake Contrary, St. Joseph, Next Week.

The big fair at Lake Contrary, St. Notice to Shippers of Ieriliable Fruit Refrigerator Car Service oh the L. K. W. Ry.

Commences April 30th. Refrigerator Cars will be loaded in Kansas City on Mondays and Thursdays each week Leaving Kansas City Tuesday and Friday 6:05 a. m. arriving at Holton 1:15 p. m.

same days. East bound refrigerator car will pass Holton 7:54 p.m. Tuesdays arriving at Kansas City 3:15 a. Wednesdays E. II.

Linton, Local Agt. Farm Lands at Public Sale. All the lands belonging to the estate of John T. Smith, deceased, must be sold to the highest bidder. This farm is favorably situated on Spring creek valley, seven miles north of Holtonv consists of about 340 acres of excellent farm land, well watered and timber enough for use of the farm.

Sealed bids will be received for all cr part. Further information call on or write, C. W. Noble, Administrator, Holton, Kansas. The Hanna Coal is the best coal the market affords for grates, heaters and cook stoves, give it a trial and you will use no other.

For sale by E. D. Bowers. Peavy Elevator, Tel. 107.

32tf children, also all sizes of Browne lunch boxes at the Cash Notion Store. Mrs. Rose Rolley, Prop. A McKinley aud Roosevelt club will The Big Racket wants a boy (17) for the winter. References.

Northeast corner square. Fifty thousand sidewalk brick, $7.00 per thousand spot cash. 31tf R. E. SMITIIE11S.

The best grades of coal always kept on hand by E. D. Bowers, Peavy Elevator, Tel. 107. There will be a shooting tournament at Fair grounds Tuesday afternoon during the Fair.

Mrs. M. Hicks has put down a brick walk in front of her property on the south side of the t-quare. A full line of school supplies at the Cash Notion Store. Mrs.

Rose Rolley, Prop. Now is the time to buy dishes. The Fair is making special prices on their elegant stock of queensware, this month only. A family ticket, which only costs $1, admits man, wife and all children Albert Schuitz has bought the John Locke farm one mile east of town. be organized at Adrian tonight.

C. He has been renting it for the past Hurrel, candidate for state Senator two years. The consideration is and A. E. Crane, will address the club.

$6400. This is a good farm and Albert knows it. A big crowd of Holton people at Buy Pittsburg Coal, no stone, no clinkers, perfect satisfaction. For sale by E. D.

Bowers. Peavy Elevator, Tel. 107. 32tf Joseph, will begin next Monday, September 3, and will continue throughout the week The speed program is one of the best and will afford rare opportunities fer lovers of the race track. The purses are all $500.00.

Some of the best trotters and pacers will be at the meeting. The attractions are many. The visitors will find plenty amusement every day. The special features of Lake Contrary with its variety of amusements will continue during fair week, thus giving two good shows for the price of one. Pryor's military band will give daily concerts.

This is one of the strongest bands in the west. If you wish to spend a pleasant day go to St. Joseph; and visit the fair at Lake Contrary. tended the M. W.

A. picnic at Wet-more last week. Some of them got Given Away. See that tine $75 organ at Logan, wet coming home as they were over Logan Co's. Music Store, which is taken by the storm.

under fifteen years of age, and team, to be given away at the Fair. Every 25c gate ticket entitles you to a chance. Mull's Lightning Pain Killer kills WE Pay Cash for It Secondhand School Books II the entire Fair week. pain like the lightning's flash. No W.

F. Atchison has sold his restaurant on the west side of the square to Mr. J. A. Kink'.

Mr. Atchison has moved his family to Topeka. Among the list of patents granted the past week through C. A Snow Jo. we notice the names of I.

N. and W. J. Cassity inventors of a telescopic drill shaft. matter what the cause; either exter II.

S. Cutter is doing the district Eli Nadeau Dead. Eli Nadeau died at his home on the nal or internal. Contains neither clerk's work during the absence of W. B.

Price. H. S. looks as natural as Pottowatomie reservation on last opiates, ammonia or capsicum. 25c.

Sold by Haller Williams. ever behind the counter. Beauchamp's Pharmacy Monday. He was brought home from the Indian territory about a week Brownie dinner boxes and a com This fleans You. On and after September 1st, I shall plete line of tablets, pencils, slates, and school supplies at the Cash No ago, a very sick man.

The funeral service was held at Holy Cross on A Kitchen Convenience. One of the latest kitchen novelties do a cash business. I am necessitated Wednesday, after which the remains tion store, Mrs. Rose Rolley, Prop. to do this through the neglect of put on the market is the Globe cabinet.

This is one of the most useful were tafcen to St. Marys for interment. many to pay their bills when they Insure your farm and city property come due. I cannot do business on The managers of the Fair Association are arranginging for a line week's entertainment. If you do not attend every day you will miss a good time.

and convenient articles a cook can have in the kitchen. It is made to in the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. S. H.

Newell, Jr. Act. Holiness Meeting. There will be a holiness meeting promises. J.

S. Martin, Oil Dealer. hang to the wall over the cooking table, where it always will be in place, held at New Harmony church, one mile north and one and one-half west Holton, Kansas. A full and complete line of miscel- of Birmingham, from September3rd to aneous school supplies. Book-keep yet be out of the way.

The cabinet contains places for flour, corn meal, oatmeal, coffee, with mill attached, When you want a job of printing done, bring it to The Tribune office. First class work guaranteed. Up to date in style. Designs furnished for high class work. Estimates submitted.

The McKinley club held a very enthusiastic meeting at the court house last Tuesday evening. Many new names were reported. The club will have another meeting next Tuesday evening. Farmers Attention! Cider made. Parties wanting cider made from early apples can- bring them in any day after Monday, July 16th, to the old stand Star Planing Mill, Holton, Ks.

Remember, we grind every day after Monday, July 16th, so come early and avoid the rush September 13th. Rev. L. Marshall of ing books 5c each, shorthand books 5c each at The Fair, A. W.

Rolley, Des Moines, Iowa, an evangelist, will have charge of the services. All per Proprietor. 33t2 The Fair Association will give away one of those fine "Gee Whizz" washing machines for sale by Klus-mire during the Fair. Attend every day and get a chance for every 25c gate ticket, Miss Nellie Wenner, of this city, was elected president of the Atchison sons interested in the causeof Christ sugar, rice, spices and a good bread cabinet. The cabinet is strongly built, is impervious to all dust and insects, and when hanging in the kitch The First National Bank has built a handsome enclosed stairway on the north side of the bank building.

The en presents a very fine appearance. It is manufactured by the Globe Mfg. stairway was designed and constructed by Frank R. Strohwig. Co.

of Kansas City, reliable business Hon. Webb McNall, candidate for insurance commissioner on the fusion ticket, will speak from the platform institution. Messrs. Cooley Bros, are agents for this cabinet. They have secured rooms in the Sinning block on the south side of the square on the second floor, where they will be pleased to show the cabinet to all in in the court house park on Friday afternoon, September 7th.

district Epworth League which met at Troy, last week. Miss Carrie Peck also of this city, was elected secretary. A Bank Draft in Each Box. Liver trouble and impure blood is the cause of much misery and unhap-piness. Mull's Pioneer Liver Cure is an honest remedy and will purify your blood.

In each box is a dollar draft. Cash it if you receive no benefit. We know it will cure you, hence the offer. 25c and $1.00 Sold by Haller terested. They will call on the citi are invited to come and take part in the meetings.

Come and hear interesting and profitable sermons. For further information and full particulars, apply to W. J. McClure, Birmingham, Kansas. C.

M. Griesmer, agent of the Rock Island, sold tickets to the following persons who went with the excursion to Chicago last Sunday: E. N. Daily, Mrs. E.

W. Haughey, R. B. Haughey, Mable Mitchel, Anna McKitrick, Peter Kaul, C. Shepard, D.

Price, F. Kaul, C. W. Rippeth, Daniel and Harry Miller, W. F.

Jacobs, Mrs. M. Rose, Mrs. Nancy Hunter, T. W.

Mil-ligan, Mrs. Annilis Milligan, Elmer Eustis, S. L. Eustis, Rinehart Shultz, FredericK Shultz, Jno. W.

Foster, J. E. Hoagland, Daniel Rosdale and wife, D. Fuget, LillieFuget, Roy Dayton, Geo. Barker, Mrs.

R. B. Hinds, Ed. B. Jones.

zens at their homes, where they will demonstrate its qualities. Persons wishing a convenient piece of kitchen furniture cannot do better Miss Ward, one of Nemaha county's most popular teachers, who has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Artman of Larkin, the past few weeks, returned to her home near Wetmore the first of the week. The W.

F. M. S. of the M. E.

church will hold its regular meeting at the church, on Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 2:30 p. m. Program: Lesson, Japan, People and Social Customs; paper, Mrs. G.

F. King; reading, Mrs. W. J. than get the Globe cabinet.

Last Sunday, August 5, 1900, at the home of the bride's parents in Cedar-ville, Kansas, Mr. John E. Rogers and 5 Miss Etta M. Black were united in i dm diMEM Advertised List of letters remaining in the postofflce the week ending Aug. 25, 1900.

gkntlemen. Ireland, Henry; Morris, J. Vieux, Joseph Booth, Law; Hemphill Clements; Husbiield, Harry Beck, Lewis; Bosley, Sam. LADIES. Service, Mrs.

Delia. Evangelical Camp Meeting. The Evangelical camp meeting began at Walker's grove on Wednesday evening. The meeting continues over Sunday. Bishop W.

Horn, of Cleveland, Ohio, is in attendance and will preach several times. He will preach the Sunday morning sermon. The afternoon and night services will be English. There are seventeen tents on the ground. The services are held under the large tabernacle.

Everybody is invited to attend. Liquor Cases. Judge Musgrove has been busy the past week trying liquor cases. Mrs. Barbara Haist was the first one brought up last week.

She plead guilty and was fined $100 and costs which she paid at once. Thos. Balding was then walked in the box, who also plead guilty and paid his fine. George Nichols stood trial and was found guilty on two counts. He was fined $200 and was sentenced to sixty days in jail.

He appealed his case to the district court. John Bemrod also stood trial and was found guilty on one count. His sentence was $100 fine and thirty days in jail. This week on Tuesday John Bemrod was again arrested. He plead guilty and deposited $100 into the coffers of the city.

Wm. Taylor was arrested for-drunk-eness on Monday evening. He is working out an $8.00 fine and costs. Paul Eby and Albert Ross, an Indian, who were working out a fine for drunkeness on the rock pile, escaped from the city jail and left for parts unknown. Pat Montgomery is staying with it, and his fine is growing less every day.

OoMt marriage, Rev. R. E. Dimond of Gay-lord officiating. The wedding was strictly a home affair, only the relatives and a few close friends of the contracting parties being present.

The ceremony was performed at 1 o'clock p. following which an elegant wedding dinner was served. The wedding presents were numerous, and the congratulations and good wishes to the newly wedded pair, abundant and sincere. The bride is a worthy daughter of those good people, A. H.

Black and wife, who are among the earliest settlers of Smith county and are known and held in the highest esteem by all the old settlers and a ma-iority of those of a later date. The Fair Special Premiums. J. D. Wilson, agent for S.

F. Baker Medicine will give one dozen bottles of line extracts for the best loaf of bread baked by a lady in the county. Also one dozen bottles of fine extracts for the best jelly cake made by a lady in the county. Miss Kate Todd has purchased an interest in the Clifton House of Kansas City, Mo. Mr.

and Mrs. B. T. Bailey rented this large rooming house several weeks ago. Miss Todd is now in Kansas City and for the present, will make her home there.

The Clifton is on Walnut St. between 5th and 6th streets. Indian Celebration. There will be a grand celebration on the Pottawatomie reservation at Nadeau on next Monday, September 3rd. This is the opening day of the Indian school.

The indians will play ball and indulge in many of their native games. One of the features will be a barbecue. Miss Dot De Morrow, of St. Joseph, will give an exhibition of skirt dancing and grotesque work. There will be pony and foot races.

Big dance at night. Good music. Everybody invited. Harried. On Aug.

26, 1900, Daniel Rosdale and Jennie Montgomery, at the Pleasant Grove United Brethren church, nine miles northwest of Holton. The ceremony took place at the close of the morning service in the presence of a large audidence. The pastor, Rev. R. Merideth officiated.

Dinner was served at C. Stick's one and a half miles from the church, a goodly number of friends partook of the sumptous meal. About 4 o'clock p.m. Mr. and Mrs.

Rosdale started for Chicago. They will return in thirty days and reside in this community. J. R. M.

Campbell University. Fall term opens Tuesday, September 4, The indications are that next year Campbell University will have the largest attendance in its history. The school is now in better condition for work than ever before. During the summer the buildings have been overhauled and renovated. The courses have been revised and Campbell University has now a course as thorough as that of any State University.

The Normal Course leads to a state certiflcatergood anywhere in Kansas. Thorough work is done in all classes. The courses in Law, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Music, Elocution, Art, are all in charge of experienced teachers. The classes in the common branches are taught by the regular professors. A Cool Reception Is what you get at Bob's while receiving inwardly some of his frozen deliciousness in the form of dainty ice cream, which is served in all flavors, in the most tempting fashion.

Jaded appetites and weak stomachs are restored to their pristine voraciousness by bracing up on Bob's ice cream EOB'S AKERY North Side Square. groom resides in Nebraska, but has been living at Smith Center for some months past. Next week the young couple will go to Nebraska, where they will begin housekeeping. They begin married life under most favor able auspices aud have the best wishes Higher education is now within the Samuel Newman while in Pueblo. met with an accident.

He was in the act of getting on a street car when anether car coming up behind him struck him on the head. He arrived home last Thursday and at this writing is able to be out, but that is about all. of a host of friends for a long, prosper ous and happy life. Gaylord Herald. reach of all.

Expenses are low, Ex cellent accommodations. Attend Campbell University, Holton, Kansas. Mrs. Rogers is a niece of Samuel T. Black and W.

H. Black of Holton..