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1 Two Papera tor the Price, of BUSINESS POINTERS. A HAPPY fHE MgCUNE Tff.1ES. IV" i 'n SPRINGER BOGARD, i. EDITORS AND PEOPEIETOES, Potato for Advcrficors, Bel'ow will'" be found- a few pointers to advertises that may Ed. Copes came up from Texas to spend the remaiaing holidays at home; J.

II. Pittman, of Laneville, caught a red fox in a steel trap a few histhts ago. The Misses Wilson entertaiiied a few musically inclined friends on Monday eve. IP YOU want money want a cook want a partner want a situation want a servant girl want to sell a farm want to sell a house -want to buy or sell stock want a good place to board ant to sell plants or grain By special arrangement we can offer ywt the splendid 12-page Topeka Weekly Capital and the M'Cune Times both one year for 1.59 The Capital will contain all the news of Kan sas and world and complete proceedings of the Legislature, Every Kansas man should read bis home Paper and the State Paper. ltncklen's Arn ca lve.

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to me are requested to call and settle, either with cash or by note, before January 1st, 1890, as I must have money. A word to the wise is sufficient. Smith. Half Rate Holiday Excursions. The Memphis Route (Kansas Ci.y, Ft.

Scott Memphis; Kansas City, Clinton Springfield and Current River lines) will sell round trip tickets tOv all points on the systum, west of and including Memphis Ten tu, on Dec. 24, 25, 31 and Jau, 1st, with return limit Jan. 5th, 1891, at Half Kates (one fair for the round trip), except that no redaction will be made where the regular round trip rate is 50 cents or less. T. E.

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Koijse Roberts. Agents. The New Digcovet-jv You have hears! to friends! and neighbors hbout it. Yon may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a ihinr it is. if you have ever tried ii, you are one of its stannch friends becanse hewonderfnl hing about it is that when once a irial, Dr.

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Alow is the time to Subscribe: Tlie First Stp. Perhaps yon are run down, can't eat, can't sleep, can't think, cau't do any thing to your satisfaction, and you wonder what ails you. You should heed the warning', you are taking the first step into nervous prostration. You need a nerve tonic and in Electric' Bitters" you will find the exact remedy for restoiing yonr nervous system to its normal, healthy condition. Surprising results follow the use of thia great nerve tonic and alterative.

Your appetite returns, good digestion is restored, and the liver and kid neys resume healthy action. Try a bottle. Price 50c at Roese Roberts' drugstore. PROTECTION OR FREE-TRADE. WHICH Do you want to keep thoroughly posted on the effects of the New Tariff Law, as shown from week to week Do you want to know all about the policy of Protection and have an answer to every false statement of the Free-Traders? Yes Then subscribe for your home paper and the American Economist, published weekly by the American Protective Tariff League, New York.

(Sample copy free). The Economist is an acknowledged authority on Protection and should be widely read. The yearly subscription of the Economist is 2, but we have made a special arrangement with the publishers by which we can send you the Economist for one year and the McCuse Timks one year for only 2.25. LOW RATES To the Winter Resort of Texas, Mexico, and California, Until April 30th, 1891, ronn trip excursion tickets will be on sale daily by the railway, at very low rates to the following winter tourist points: Austin, San Antonio, "Corpus Christi, Roekport, Galveston, "and El Paso, Tex. and Deming, N.

M. These tickets have a transit limit of 3Q days in each direction with a final limit for return to June 1, 1891, and arq gQdd to stop off at all intermediate points south of Clinton, Paola or Bead the following bargains. Silver castors at R. Grain sacks at Matt ox A car of Lake Salt at Mattox Son. Buy your Holiday Goods of Roese Roberts.

Inspect those new boots and shoes at N. M. Smith's. Look at Mattox Son's 10 and 12ic Canton Flannel. When yon to bay anything go to C.

F. Eierick. There are good pointers in this column; read nil of them. lam headquarters on every- thing. P.

Eierick. Go to Mattox Son for the John McCullough cigar. If you want a good wind mill, buy the IXL of R. O. Harris.

If you want anything in the jewelry line call on C. F. Eierick. Salt A car load jnst received at Howerton Mason's. 81.30 per barrel.

If you want the best wagon on earth, buy the Harrison wagon of E. O. Harris. Xmas! Xtnas candies! See those Christmas candies. 12 pounds for $1 at Elerick's, The finest lamps of all kinds at Eleriek's fur Christinas presents.

Call and see them. Try our Pittsburg flour at $1,30 per sack. Fully guaranteed. IlOWKKTON MASOI. For spot cash or its equivalent we are making the lowest prices.

Mattox Son. We make prices on boots and shoes that can't be duplicated. Howerton Mason. yon want a pump of any de-scrintion. don't for tret.

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smith has on a new and se ect stock of boots and shoe3 to be eoUl cheap. Boots and shoes in endless varieties, for the fall and winter trade, at N. M. Smith's. If yon want to make yoor wife a birthday or Christmas present, examine Roese Roberts' line of holiday goods.

say! If you want to make a nice Christmas present go to 0. F. Elerickrs aud get one of those presents free. AT COST! COST! Yes at cost! I am going to close oat iny en tire stock of Winter Millinery at. cost.

Mrs. M. E. Lyon. Roese Roberts have anticipated the holiday season, and have laid in a supply of all kinds of gold and silver plated goods.

Call and examine them. Last Saturday while Frank was at the City mills his team became frightened and started to run. Frank caught one line aud was swinging the team around in a circle when the wagon ran over his right leg badly bruising it. l'AIX UNNECESSARY IN CHILDBIRTH. Pain is no longer necessary in childbirth.

Its causes being understood are easily overcome. Any woman may now become a mother without sufferingany pain whatever, the labor being made short and free from danger. 'Morning sickness, swelled limbs and all like evils can be readily controlled and all female diseases speedily cured. Physici-cians pronounce it a wonderful diseov-erey. Never known to fail.

attest its merits. Cut this outfr' it may save your life. Suffer not a day longer, but send us a 2c stamp and receive in a sealed envelope full particulars, tes timonials, confidential letter, Address Frank Tho3ias Balti- more, Md. MONEY TO LOAN. VTe are prepared to make loans on farm lands at lowest rates of interest.

On every $100 you borrow through us we make you a in cash. Don't yon see that we can save you money? See Bogard Springer, at this office. McCiiue Market ileport. Corrected weekly, for our patrons. Corn 45 40 80 1 00 1 00 75 75 3elb 16 18 4c lb 6c lb Vw1, Flax Castor Potatoes Apples Cabbage.

Butter Eggs Chickens AN OPERA HOUSE. We are very much pleased to be able to say to our readers 4hat we are to have an opera house in McCnne in the very near future. C. F. Eierick has made arrangements to convert his south room upstairs into a first class opera house, and the Times office will be moved into the room' just op posite across the hall from its present location.

Mr. Eierick has long seen the necessity of au opera house in McCnne, and he is to be commended enter piise. He Iwill pat in stage and seenery and to accommodate about 500 Long may Charley live. NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR FRIENDS. If you want To subscribe For any Newspaper or Magazine Published anywhere, In the world, At greatly reduced rates, We'cau accommodate yon.

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You might just as well set a hen on china eggs and expect her to hatch a brood of chickens as to try to do a successful business" without advertising. Make it Business Like. An ingenious advertisement is not necessarily a good advertisement. A clear, plain newspaper announcement is worth many intricate tho' clever ones. Don't Leave it to Luck.

People sometimes talk about good or bad luck in advertising just tho' the use of printers' ink were a game of chance. Apropos of this an advertising philosopher hits the nail on the head when he says: "Leave nothing to what is called luck, and you will always be lucky." Here's a Good Point. Pay your readeis the compliment of assuming that thuv will understand Trhut you have to say to them, even if it be technical. If you sell first-class dry goods tell where yours differ from any one else's; point out how to tell good cloth, lace, or whatever you sell. Show "the economy in buying the kind yon carry, or if more than one grade, of buying the best.

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The oft repeated assertion that advertisements are not read has proved to be a lie of the most senseless kind, by the advertisers record of Good. Matured Advertising. The merchant or business man in any line who desires to reach the public, and profit in doing so, should give his announcements and invitations a genial, frank and good natured cast. The advertisement that bears on its surface the indications of a disordered liver does not attract; it repels, and instead of doincr the waiter good, it in-jures- him and -drives people elsewhere. The merchant who smiles thro' his announcements and over his counter makes friends and money.

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I I Circalation, 680 copies! SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTED, FO0ND, LOST, FOR SALE. ANNOtJNCEMENTS, ETC. Advertisements under this head 5 cts. per line each insertion.

JUNK Cramb has gone, but E. B. Springer will be at the old island east of Livesay Vawter Oil Saturdays to buy all the old juuk you bring to town. 'A. FEE TIC RET -To Parsons and return.

Reese Bolduder. photographers at Parsons, offer the people of McCune and vicinity a free trip to Parsons and return if $5 worth of work is ordered of them. Their photographs are the finest and best in Kansas, and they guarantee perfect satisfaction. West Johnson Ave. SECOND HAND GOODS! I am now prepared to buy and sell second hand goods, cash or commission.

East of Livesay Vaw-tcr. E. B. Springer. "ERASINE" a new invention for instantly removing all colors of writing ink from paper, linen, without injury.

Retails at 50c. Agents wanted. M. E. State aent.

McCune, Kan H. P. SHERMAN, of Walnut, is manufacturing a superior quality of all-purpose, house and whisp brooms. They are guaranteed to be the best. Call for the Sherman broom.

All dealers. SPECIAL ATTENTION I have the finest and best selected stock of overcoats ever brought to McCune, and can fit the smallest child or the largest man at prices that can't be beat. N. M. Smith.

ALL THOSE Knowing themselves indebted to Fred Schoen Co. are requested to call and settle at once! We must have money. tf TO TRADE 80 acres of timber land in Missouri to trade for Kansas property. Bogard Springer. Ho.

1160 a. 5 miles north-west of McCune. 100 a. under cultivation, all under fence, 50 a. pasture 4 a.

orchard, frame house, 3 rooms," cellar, smokehouse, barn, 2 good wells, living water in pasture, all of small fruit. Mort. $1,800, price $2,500. Will exchng for other property. B.

No. 102 160 acres all under fence. 60 a. fence off for pasture, 70 acres in wheat, good orchard, good house, good well, line land. One-third of the wheat goes with the land.

Mortgage $1,600, price $2,300, cash. This farm was once sold for $4,000. 9 miles north-west of McCune. Bogard Springer. No.

101. We have a well improved 80 acres of land (clear), to trade for 160 acres and pay cash difference. Here is a chance to trade and get out of debt. First come, first served. Bogard Springer.

Railway Time Table. Passenger, No. 401, east, 9:42 a.m. No. 401, west, Freight, No.

314, east, 4:25 p. m. No. 313, west, 7:25 a. m.

Happy New Year. Bring on your job work. Prof. Lewis' show was good. C.

W. Copes is on the sick list. Read the special notice column. Christmas is something of the past. Daisey Vance went to Parsons Mon-dav.

Sam'l Robaugh returned to Galena Tuesday. 4 II. J. Crumb left for Kansas City Monday Mrs. P.

P. visit in Cherokee Tuesday. BoiiN To W. W. ilamblin and wife, Dec.

26, a girl. Doc. Gowin got a farm in his Christmas. J. Lamb, editor of the Parsons Eclipse, is dead.

When you want a cigar just to'Ervin Gregg. Oscar Sharp and wife have returned from Scammon. The alliance elevator will soon be ready to grind corn. Will Sears was over from Pittsburg for a hunt Tuesday. Ralph Smith and sister Nellie spent Christmas in Carthage.

BoiiN To W. Gregg and wife, Sunday, Dec. 28, a boy. Chas. Eleriekrwill convert'his -south room into an opera house.

Wm.McDown, of Parker, Linn county, was in our city Tuesday. Mrs. Mahr went to Ozark, Wednesday, to visit her son George. We have a large quantity of old papers for sale at20cperhxindred. Quite a number from here attended the oratorical contest at Girard.

Rev. Mowbra; and wife have returned to their home in the territory. Dollie Caton has been visiting the old folks at home tor several days. Prof. A.

G. Thurman and wife went Lo 'Parsons Sunday to visit friends. Charleyllammel came up frornLong-ton Sunday and visited a few days. will start south in a few ays to visit his son Charles in Texas. I.

N. Bookei fell out J. Dinner's i goli Wednesday and broke hi? J. h. ard has lost a pair of horses.

No cause can be assigned for their death. Don't fail to read the special notice column each week for bargains, found, lost, etc. Now is a good time to pay up your subscription and start square with the new year. Wilson came up from Krebs, I. Wednesday morning.

Fred looks well and hearty. One of N. S. Gripe's children fell backwards down stairs Wednesday and broke a collar bone. The ball Wednesday night was well attended and conducted, and was a credit to the managers.

J. TV. Wamsley plucked a beautiful flower in his field. Flowers in December fields; what do think of that? Mrs. Alvah Stewart and Etta and George Livesay went to Yrebb City Wednesday to make a short visit.

A. Miller was elected commander of Osage post G. A. R. at its last rueet-itfg.

We congratulate friend Miller. Walter Grundy and wife, of Morris-onvill; are visiting with the family of Mrs. Grundy's lather, M. S. Gowin.

For $1.80 we will send you the Kansas City Weekly Journal and the McCune Timks both for one year. E. B. Springer will buy your old iron, bones, rags, etc. at the old stand of 11.

J. Cruuib, first door east of Livesay Vawter. Married At the resilience of Rev. B. F.

Smith, in this city, at 10 o'clock a. m. Dec. 31, George Perrine and Miss Martha Kerns. Mrs.

M. Sayers aud daughter went to Webb City, Mo on the 24th to visit friends and relatives. They will return Jan. 5th, Sherman Miller and wife moved to weir luesday. blierman ordered the Times sent to him that lie may get the news from McCune.

Judge Copes and wife returned home from Ft. Scott Tuesday. The judge looks as though he had feasted on turkey while he was away." Jesse Elledge, of Missouri, spent the holidays with his children in this city. He brought with him some fine specimens of lead and zinc ore. The supper given by the M.E.church to the Masons Saturday night was a financial success.

The net proceeds were about forty-one dollars. Born To Mr. and Mrs.Fehernback, 12 miles south-east of McCune, Dee.28, a son. Mrs. Fehernback is a daughter of Deputy postmaster Spencer.

Mrs. Anna Lyons, of McPherson, is visiting Dr. J. B. Traylor and wife.

Mrs. Lyons is a cousin of Mrs. Traylor and was at one time a resident of tnis city. Miss Lydia Evans, who has spent some time with her grandparents, J. W.

Woodcock and wife, of this city, has returned to her home in Kansas City. We are prepared to take subscrip tions ior any magazine or periodical published in the world, at a reduced rate. If you want to save money, call on. us. The scarlet fever has broken out in our city with renewed vigor, and there has been no step taken by our city officials to hold it in check.

Who is to blame for such neglect? George Busby met with a painf ul accident Wednesday night, lie went to step off the train, after having put his little grand-child aboard, and fell on his head. No serious injuries were sustained. If one of -our readers, who has a rm of 160 acres with not more than $1,000 mortgage, and cannot see his way out, for a very sniiill commission we vvill trade you clear -property that in now bringing good SPKY AS A CRICKET. Frank Marshall and Cricket, Lneyof near Mathewson-, had a little scrap the other day in which Marshall came near being scalped. The two were cutting wood in the timberwhen a few joking words raised Lacey's ire and Lacy raised his ax.with.

which he attempted to cleave Marshall's head A limb prov-, identialiy intervened and a' murder prevented. The Cricket is singing on his own hearth, having given bond to ap pear at the next term of court. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY. The neighbors of Dr. O.

G. Gowin made up their minds that as December 26th was his 31st should be given cause to remember it, therefore Mrs. Gowin arranged to give her husband a surprise party. M. S.

Gowin took Doc. across the river and kept him away till 6 o'clock in the evening. On their return Doc. was veiy much surprised to find the following persons seated in his parlor: M. S.

Gowin and wife, L. P. Allen and wife, W. M. Ekey and wife, It.

M. Kennedy and wife, J. C. Bogard and wife, J. W.

Woodcock and wife, Ed. Gorman and wife, Dr. Ohl wine and wife, W.S.Wells and wife, John Tucker and daughter, Wm. Spencer, John Mrs.IIimes. After supper they had a grand good time till a late hour, and after wishing Mr6owin many more retur ned to their homes.

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It's XE and SOI.II. Full particular FK EE. Addrera at once, JhU AI.LX, liox 40, Aufiuita, Maine. nt iff little fortune havr Veen ronadeM work fr liy Anna Pn-fe Austin, pun jruo. nonn, i ohkio, ttio.

fee cut. Others are doing as well. by iwit vnnt fi.n. AA Auiouth. You eait do the work and liva taaw wherever run are.

trtn be- KVV jctnuers are rmlfv ram in a from ta to 1 -T rfiev All act van kA and Mtart vou. Can work hi pnre tima or all the time. money for work ers, rniuire unknown imune them. KV and wonderful. l'artw-Minm free- II.lIUettl: liox HhOPorilaiid.Maiiiq O00.

00 ytar heln(T mdn br John R. work for hs. you niny nut nisk ss murb, but can teach you (fviickly how to ram trntn its to 1U day at the stsrt, us lucrr Ms you on. uoin Kin, an attrr. in rsv isilul AroerWs.

Tuurts Cusisiniif St hoiu: s-iT- ius; aU your montvnts snly to tbe work. All Is new. Unat bl likT. srr worker. Vs start yon, tumfclUna errrytkinr.

EA81I.1, HI LUHLY ItsiumL 1'AltTICL LAlO FbEE. Adtrrs at snrs. $2. $1. WEBSTER mm mm i i r-i S3.

Junction City, Kas. within the transit limit of tiekets. addition to this the MK Ry will sell daily, round trip excursion tickets to the principal tbtuist points of Mexico and California." tickets good six months from 'date of stttev For tickets, routes, and particulars call on or, address nearest railroad ticket agent or Gaston Mesliek, Gen. Pas. Tkt.

Agt. Sedalia, Mo. It i I.