Northern Lyon County Journal du lieu suivant : Allen, Kansas • 4

tznmi "IF I WAS PAW." BAOKET STOBi ik 111 km I Vm Conrad is still doing business, and his store is filled to its utmost capacity with Be sure and get one of those CLEAN gi i I 1 iff SWEEP SALE Suits at Always the They are $7.60, $8.50 and $10.00 values, at Bed Room Suits, Couches, Center If I was paw and paw was me, Gee! what a great thing that 'ud be? I wouldn't whip him just "causte he Went sneakin off sometimes to 8shj And If h'd druther play than go To school I'd say "All right." ami oh, But wouldn't tie have good times though, everything for which fce'd wish! I'd let him 6tay up late at night. And then I would go ahead and light The gas fer hlta, because he might Bump into chairs or things, you see; I'll bet he'd be that glau all day. With not a thing to do but play, He'd haft to yell, he'd feel so gay, If I was paw and paw was me. If I was In his place I'll bet That everything he'd want, he'd get, I guoss he'd think that he bad met The kindest paw that he ever saw-But still I'm glad that I can't be My paw and that he isn't me; Because if I was him, you see, Then maw. she wouldn't bo my maw.

8. E. Riser. Beds, Springs and Mattresses, In fact, any thing needed to furnish your home nicely. 505 Commercial Street, Emporia, Kansas.

This Bargain on sale during July The Best Place In N6rth Ijpn Ooiinty To Trade, Steel Enamel Ware, Tinware and Glassware in Abundance. You can buy these goods nowhere cheaper TOWN AND COUNTRY. than at Wm Conrad's, in Allen. ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM MANY POINTS Items 'of a Personal and Local Character. its a Knocker Segar thats ail.

A Full Line of Funer Cold drinks of all kinds at Allen Pharmacy. eal Goods Always in News Gathered toy Our Staff Country Correspondents. Stock, Also a Good Hearse on Hand. Smoke Smith's Daisies, fine 5c cigar -none better. -At Skaggs, Stonebraker, Reaburn and Mignot all sell Knocker Segar, IROWN Admire, Kansas.

Allen, Kansas Wm. CONRAD, The best ice cream you ever eat only 5c a dish at Allen barber shop. J. O. Southard and J.

A. Dollison wefe in Emporia Tuesday on business. The Journal and Topeka Mail and Breeze, both one year, only $1.50. mwm IPIPPP 1 API War. HOOt), Pkksident.

p. W. McKINLEY, CasHier. STATE BANK OF ALLEN, CAPITAL and StritPLUS, $18,000. Your Bueiiiess Solicited.

Interest on Tlilie DepOsltB. EVANS WEST. W. H. Patton and wife Visited friends at Emporia and Americus, this week." When you want a fly net or duster go to Althouse.

Large assortment at the lowest prices. Miss Gertrude Lanning returned home last week from Emporia where she has been attending school. DEALERS IN DIRECTORS: Wm. DStTMEtti "Win. Hood.

D. W. MCKINLEY. WM. ft.

HacHer. Marion Weaver. Duck Creek Notes. O. II.

McKinley went to Emporia Saturday. Win. Gordon and wife visited at Jas. Orr's, Sunday. Charlie Burke cnllcd in this neighborhood, Saturday.

James fann and wife visited at Mrs. McAntees, Sunday. Mrs. Ilillis and Mr3. Welch wont to Wednosday, to attend Chautauqua.

Mrs. J. E. Orr and Mrs. Butler went to Emporia, Monday, to attend Chautauqua.

Mr. Northington, of Emporia, came ns far as Duck creek with his automobile, Sunday. Ozark Items. The farmers are rejoicing over the prospects of a good corn crop. All the Ozark people celebrated the Fourth in Allon and report a fine timo.

Mra. J. II. Edmunds and Mrs. Kinne man wore businoss visitors in Emporia, Monday.

Mr. Ernest Thompson and sister were Callers in this neighborhood, Sunday uftemoon. J. T. Johnston, wife and son and Mary Vount visited relatives in Shawnee county the first of the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Schurman, from Hill Top, Greenwood county, were the guests of Mrs. Schurman's parents, Henry Rowley and wife, the latter part of the week and, of course, celebrated in Allen. E.

D. Swarner spent the Fourth in Allen and while in town had his name added to our subscription list. Lumber, Lime, Sand, Cement, Posts And all kinds of building material. We are also Headquarters for Screen Doors. You can't afford to put up with that old door and be bothered with flies when you can get a No.

1 Door for only 85 cents. When needing anything in this line give us a call John Bathurst, of Admire, waB a pleasant caller at this office on the Fourth and renewed his subscription. I USING Eccnsny, Bert Spade, of Admire, assisted with work at the Allen State Bank during the absence of Wm. Hood last week. 3 A.

H. SMITH, Manager. ALLEN, KANSAS. 3 W. T.

Saffer, of Fremont township, made this office a pleasant call July 4th, and had his name enrolled upon our subscription books. Ossk Economy. Tisae Eeeasray, All ro combined wfvon you use DIAMONDS" SOAP Complete catalogue show over 300 premiums thai mayjtf ty, savWg Che wrappers. furiiftrVd free upon request. Send our name on a posial card and we will mail you he.cata!ogi.

PresijBia IU 1EIMBL1 EMWMtE The roads will soon be dry and dusty and a summer robe will be. necessary. See the fine line now on display at Alt-house's harness shop. ml Jim Raburn, who last week moved to the farm he recently purchase northwest of Allen, was in town July 4th and renewed his subscription to the Live Stock Indicator. CaMy Packing THE BIGGEST AND BEST Vot a o-ottfl inany reasons, this Fourth of July is going to mark the grcnUst year in the history Of America; and f.r just as many reasons, wb rrant to make this month July the BIGGEST anil BEST in the history of our bUav, on Milwaukee and Standard Mowers.

It can bo done, and vyo are making some terms and prices to show we moan te do tt. fc'-f r.V.-- 1 bJl fa Diamond Soap for aale oil Orocer. "tiifffeasitlli- Dr. P. S.

Tate, of Bnshong, was in Allen last Friday and made this office a pleasant call. The doctor has already commenced to enjoy an excellent practice from the people of that locality. J. REABURN, ALLEN, KAS. THE BEST Air lircezeH.

Mr. and Mrs. Walstrom spent Sunday at P. Dostor's. Mrs.

Mitchell returned to her homo in Americus, Sunday. Tom Shirley and family celebrated in Ofage City the 4th. W. L. Smith and family visited at Goo.

McClune's, of Ivy, Sunday. Mrs. Bcrquist and children, of Miller, are visiting at Bridgeport, Kansas. Mr. Ilensley, of Hill creek, is the guest of Daniel and Jess Griffith, this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Prank Whitrnore, of Admire, spent the 4th at A. B. Waters'.

Elwyne Miller and Mike Kemp were the guests of Carl and Wffl, Lynch, Sunday, Frank Smith purchased a new Deer-iog mower of the Star Grocery at Osage City, Monday. The Whitrnore family to the number of about 35 spent the 4th at Wra. Shultz. Most everybody elso in this neighborhood celebrated at Allen. A most enjoyable timo is reported at both places.

LAWN SWINQ MADS AGENTS WANTED Lawn Swings and Settees, Chairs, Camp and Sto6is IroaJDj Tabtei, Wasit Beaches, Etc Bunker Hill. Mr. W. A. Ball and family spent the Fourth with Mr.

Arthur Spencer and family. Mr. and Mrs. McClune, who have been visiting in Virginia for some time, returned home Wednosday. Captain and Mrs.

Hughes and daughter arrived Wednesday for a visit with Mrs. Hughes', parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Moore. Misses Lena and Doris Rupe and Messrs.

Harman Rupe ond Charles Spencer visited with Sheriff Myers and family, of Lawrence, last week. No. Thistles. Frank Dunmire and Norris Peterson spent the Fourth in Osage City. Mr.

and Mrs. Howell were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Duling last Sunday.

A nephew of Mrs. P. II. Houck Who resides in Massachusetts, is visiting with the P. H.

Houck family at present. Jonas Wayman went to Osage City last Monday to get a Deering harvester which he purchased of the Star Grocery Mr. and Mrs Riefenbark were in Es-kridgo last Saturday the guests of Mrs. Rifenbark's parents, Mr. and Mrs Hind-sley.

T. J. Waters and wife went to Lawrence on Thursday of last week to visit wtth their daughter Mrs. Flyod Williams. F.

M. Weaver and family expect to start for Washington about the middle of the month to visit Mr. Weaver's brother and family at that place. Pleas wheat took his running, mare down to Burlingame last Saturday and placed her in the hands of a good trainer and expects to have her in good condition for the Admire fair this fall. Rev.

Oaks, the former minister of Waushara is in the neighborhood visiting friends. Mr. Oaks and family are on their way to Colorado overland where they expect to be gone about two months. Floyd Williams, and wife of Lawrence, but formerly of this neighborhood will leave for Morecroft, Wyoming, on the 12th of this month where they expect to make their future home. May good luck and prosperity be theirs in their new home is the wish of the Writer.

Now that Allen has had her celebra tion, and made a glorious success of it, the next thing on the program will be the Admire fair and we certainly expect the Allen people and Brother Gilmore to get their shoulders to the wheel and work in harmony with the people over here and make the Admire fair one of the greatest events of the season. Most every farmer in the land, has, during the year, something he wishes to sell or to exchange or there is something he wishes to buy, who usually can't find time to hunt what he want3 or dispose of what he has to sell or exchange. Here is where the Journal can assist you cheaply and effectively. This paper now has a circulation of over 900 copies each week reaching the home of nearly every citizen in and tributary to Allen, Admire, Bushong, Comiskey and Miller, with also a large number of readers in and around Emporia, Eskridge, Reading, Chalk and Americus. What better medium could you secure to make your wants known? Where could a cheaper or more effective display ad or local be placed? A 2oe local in this paper would be surprising to you if you never tried it.

The next time you have something to dispose of, or there is something you wish to buy, make your wants known through the columns of the Journals-help yourself and help a paper that deserves your patronage. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOB SHERIFF. Wm. Harry, of Emporia township, East Bide, desires to announce through the columns of this paper that he will be a candidate for sheriff, subject to the action of the Democratic county convention.

FOB BEOISTfcR OF DEEDS. We are authorized to announce thai R. B. Shepherd will be a candidate for the office of register of deeds, and will ask the nomination of the Democratic and People's party conventions that will be held in Emporia, Saturday, July 26, 1902. FOR COUNTY SUPpRIJfrENDEJfT.

Miss Mary McCreary, of Emporia, desires to announce that she will be a Candidate for the oflice of county superintendent, subject to the action of Democratic and Peoples Party conventions. FOR TREASURER. Wm. Grimsley, of Americu desires us to announce that 'he will be a candidate for the office of county treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic and Peoples Party conventions. FOB vEEYBOBY I BARGMIS easil7 make! S5 t6 SIO Per Day livftlw trado this we VS WO Uavo utLA a -j Wish to thank our many tustomers for their patronage and invite yotf alf to continue.

We will give you as good value for your Produce and Cash as you caii get in the Will furnish samples at reduced prices to those desiring agency. Exclusive territory given. Address, county. Clearfield Wooden-Wart We are selling tne Best Ffout in Lyon County. CLEARFIELD, P.

Queen per sack. .85 Good Prunes per pound. rzan nn. s.ank. 95 Clover Loaf Soda per lb 5 6 4 Emporia per sack 90 Cook'a Pride Soda per lb Publilation Notice.

(First Published in the Northern Lyon County Journal, June 20th, 1902 Peacock per sack 1 STATE OF KANSAS, I LYON COUNTY. S3. In the District Court for said Count are the one we wish to infornY we are Selling Pure Drugs, Filling Prescriptions Accurately, arid Running a Thorough Up-To-Date Drug Store. We haven't time to write-ads. Come in and see us BRIUKLEY DRtfG S22 Commercial EMPORIA, KAS.

In fact," everything in the grocery line at lottost price. 13 The best line of Sumnir Dress Goods in Northern i yon.coubty." The latest thing out for the least money. 3 1 BATES Allen, Kansas. Bessie Tribble. vs.

tuthcr Tribble. Defendant. II. L. DeWitt, of Admire, accompanied by his family, who celebrated the Fourth in Allen, made us a short call and advanced his subscription to the Journal another year.

Of Course he will get a beautiful picture free, "Our Martyred Presidents. James Robinson, of made this office a short call July 4 and subscribed for the Journal and our Big Combination, also getting a beautiful picture free. Jim is one of ouf enter prising farmers who desires to keep posted on North Lyon county affairs and in order to do so, must take the Journal of course. L. A.

Saffer and Wife, of Fremont township, transacted business in Allen Tuesday, made our office" a short call and renewed their subscription to the Journal. Mr. Saffer reports corn in that section to be in excellent condition and also said that the hay crop would be a booster. Fremont township, like all other localities in the North end, is strictly "in it" this year, The many friends T)f J. R.

Deans in North Lyon county will be pleased to read the folio wing, which we clip from the Wilson Echo: "Rev. J. R. Deans, pastor of the Wesleyan church at this place, has been elected principal of schools at Glasco, this state. He expects to move there about the first of September.

Mr. Deans will be a faithful and efficient worker and we congratulate the people of Glasco upon their good fortune in securing his services. Carl Peterson, of Reading, is a new subscriber to the Journal. Mr. secured the Journal prize for the man with family in parade who drove ih.6 longest distance to reach Allen, Mr.

Mindlin, of the New Store, drove from Pomona, 45 miles but was not in the parade. J. E. Romer and wife drove front Emporia, 18 miles, James Galviri and wife dfote" from Rock creek, It miles, but as Mr. PetefSon drove" 23 miles and was in the parade, he is entitled to the prize, a years subscription free unless someone else proves they drove a longer distance and were In the parade Dow Creek Items.

A fine rain fell in this Mr. Al. Saffer made a trip to Allen, Tuesday. David Warner began bailing his hay Tuesday. Mr.

Earl Key was a caller'in this vicinity, Sunday. Bert Saffer has been ofi the sick list for the and Mrs. Ed. Killion attended Sunday school at Mt Hope Sunday. Mr.

Ah. SafTer lost a valuable horse Friday, from some unknown disease. Mr. Alvin Grandeon wag a business visitor at Mr. Robt.

Mounke'sy Sunday evening. Mr. Lish Mounkes and family were the guests' of Robt. Mounkes and family Sunday. Most everyone of this vicinity cele brated the glorious Fourth at Allen and all report a most enjoyable time.

Mr. C. G. Simmons and family, Mr. W.

R. Simmons and family were the sruesta of W. N. Simmons and family, Sunday. Said Defendant will take notice that tftf has been sued in the District Court ot Lyon county, State of Kansas; that the parties to said suit are Bessie Tribble, Plaintiff, ami Luther Tribble.

Defendant, frd Plaintiff's Petition Is on file in said Cout, and you must answer the Petition Hied the Plaintiff on or before the fifth day of August 1903, or the allegations in said Petition will be taken as true and Judgment will be rendered against you accordingly, granting said Plaintiff an absolute divorce and givins her the care and custody of the chilo, one Reva Tribble. ROBERT E. TATE, Attorney for Plaintiff. SANDERS SKAGGS, Real Estate, and Insurance. If you want to Buy or Sell a desire to Insure your Property or Stock in a Reliable Company, See Us.

Office gkagjgfs Hardware, Alleri, Kans f. ii 1 1 lISffiylSfflK uuflwS Rnshoncri June 17 14J02. J. L. BIPPETOE, Prices Keasonable, Satisfaction Guaranteed Call on me 7 miles North of Admire, or address R.

F. D. No. 3, Eskridgo. FACTS WITHOUT FRILlS: If you want assure good fitting set of teeth or filling put in that will see Dr.

0ray 1 4 west Sixth Avenue, Emporia. Strayed Prom my farm April one gray mare, heavy in foaf, branded small (a) on left stifle, weight about 1,000. A liberal reward will be paid for information leading to her recovery. 32-tf B. H.

Wilbur, E. D. No 1 Admire. O. Skaggs, Allen, Kans.

Dear Sir: Paint came all O.K. This Horse Shoe Brand is tlie best Paint there' itfon the market, to my notion. I painted my house three years ago with this sftnie Jaint bought Of you. It has never cracked or peeled, is just as hard and smooth as glass will use no other if I can get Horse Shoe Brand. Find check inclosed in payment paint.

Yours truly, L. A. UKIttSLKT. THJYTASTE VERY MUCH LIKE 1 0 v3 How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F.

J. CHENEY Toledo. O. We the undersigned, have known J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations mado by their firm.

Wast Traux, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Walding, Klnnan Marvin Wholsale Druggists. Toledo, O. Flail's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mticous surfaces of the system. Price 75c per bot tie.

Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills are the teat. W. J.

Brojran, Bonded Abstracter- Money to loan on Ileal and personal property. Kooni 2 Soden Block, Kinporia. 25tf YOORS FOR COSINESS Fine candies, fruits and nuts at the Allen barber shop. Typewriting n1 Boobkeentnff quick)? acquired. 12 trained professors.

1000 students. Beautiful city. $100,000 Building. Graduates in demand at (food RaJarien. Write for 64 page illustrated catalogue free.

I. I- MUSSELMAK, Oera City Jtiualness Colieare Qnlncy, 111. Ice cream Soda 5c, at Allen Pharmacy..