The Thayer Herald from Thayer, Kansas • 8

II I 'H- I INI I I evssonzTTzosT Tsntia Dollar Per Year, 78 ota. Par Six Months Advertising Hates made known ou application ATUBDAY, UNUA1T 83. XILLBO IN THX XtlNM. O. Lobauarh a inar.

Crushed to Death la Vogelmaa'a Bank at Coal Hollow. A lulu I iicuidiui occur, ed Menm'sdny foitjuoou ai Coal ll' liow, Hut viuiiui being C. a miner, I he facts ascertained by me llnuiu are as follow: J.obaugh wn eiuployi lu die geiuiun hanks, and It eeiu that in removing some la ami other debris a mass of rock wa, dl dodged and came luuihiiug down upon him. hh uily alter iheuecl -ome low-workmen wcr to the weue by the xor fellow's groan ami found him hurled uuer a ttnue weighing about bun' a (on. The viol lit, wa exn loaled as soon ios-hle and a pi.yli'laii suuimoiied at once, but before Ids arrlv.

I wui a corpse, Mr. I.obangh was held In high esteem bv hi fellow-miner associates, and hud the reputation of being an Inmost, In-duairlou limn, He wasuhoi.t fllty-thiee years of age uud It axes a wife uud two young children. HI family are lfi In a pret'y bail as he had little or no no propeny and deluded solely uKn hi work hi the mine for a living. WMOMAL MBNTIOlf. Jeie Parsons was In Thayer jesterday.

William Wagner paid Chunuie a rllt I hursduy. J. Berry, of Cherryv.de book at Ewliig'- bank, Mrs Demurest and Ad lie Bailey paid Chanute a visit Tuesday, W. Itosell and wile visited friends ai Frcdonla and Cherry vale lust week, Mrs Harmon, ther ul Mrs, William Htrlokland wu In Thayer over Sunday. J.

K. Monro came up from Arkansas thy I uesduy to attend the wedding of Ids sUtur. A. C. Pott, of Brie, brother of W.

II. and Ueorite Post, was iu i'huyer la-t Sunday, The mother of M. It. Hinlth left lat Thursday for Spuria, Temie-xee, to vMl among relatives for a few mouths. hauiuel tanhurt returned this week from his former huie lu Ohio, lie reorts tlmi even harder in the Buckeye slate than in Kansas.

J. W. Cecil, of l'opeka, mude us a oall one day this week, lie Is leveling agent for The Light, a semi-monthly Masonic journal puhllshed ai Topekt. O. S.

Mallard Marled Tuesday night on the return trip Ills home In Nevada. He is a mighty good boy and lakes a profound Interest In everything of a religious character. That is why gave us a dollar uud instructions to rend linn the IIkiulu, Baldwin House DRUG" STORE': Is the plaoe to find PURE DRUBS MEDWES" WE HAVE A URGE STOCK OF EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE. Paints Oils, Window Glass Putty, Books Stationery, Jewelry Watches, Musical Merchandise ii in in iik In fact if you want Anything, 'tis likely- WE KEEP IT IN CAUL AND J3E.E3 j. w.

111 a- A Grand Offer. The best pacr for western mn who want to lie thoroughly no-ted its hi the latest markets, and all that I going on lu live-stock uud agricultural chcli- I I he large, eight page weekly Livestock Indicator, puhlisiied at Kansas City, It will keep von thoroughly pMed us to the difiuient kind. oftock mid how to breed, feed uud oelltheui to i he be-1 possible advantage; al-o hixv to manage your farm 0 produce the largest crop, of the inot vidua' do sorts, and to consume ore II the ho as tohrl the greiieM returns in dollars cents mid comfort. In fact, it labnliiiey without ii rival a live piqwr for live men. It- market rp rt are conceded to bo tne frehest and most accurate publish, ed, being quoted ns hlghe-t authority by most other purs.

Sample copies I ree ui the IIkimld "Wee and all who ee it ate sure to appreciate it as the lending western weekly for farmers and stockmen. The regular price of the Live Stock Indicator Is $1.50 ier year, hut by special arrangement we can l'umln it iu connection with the IlKflji.f) a' only $2.00 for both from date of subscription to January 1 1887. The publishers of Live Stock Indicator authorize io say that any stockman or farmer who suh-cribes and at the end of the year will write them he Is di-at-fled witli Hie Investment can have his money refunded. Do not fail to take advantage of this bonanza offer at once, Hand in your $2.0. Drs.VEDB&DROVN SPECIALISTS," In tne treatment of "all1 Chroijlo Diseases, es-peclally those PERTAINING to WOMEN CHILDREN Fistula and Rectal Ulcers Cured without the use of Caustics, Ligature or Knife.

PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATI1 NoCureNoFee! Office in the Music Hall Block. Office Hours From 9 a. m. to 12 a. m.

From 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. CHANUTE, WANTS DAMAGES.

X. X. Blpo Brum Bait Arainat Fourteen Neoabo County Oitiiens for False Imprisonment, At the next term of dl-trict court lovers of the rich, rare and racy will have a chance to gratliy their appelates with (ome choice tidbit of a t-hady character, It will be remembered that M. K. felpe, a candidate last full lor cuuut'y schools, was arrested and jailed upon the charge of haying led astray a young woman named Berry living War Galcsburg.

Sipe claims that the charge was trumped up against him by some very unrelenting enemies for the double pur-poi-e of defeating his eletion and chieldiug ihe real uuthor of the girl's' lie asserts turt her more that before this seduction charge was made thie enemies attempted one night to admiuUer to him a coat of, tar and leathers, but refrained from doing upon hi promise toskee-daddle. After getting out of their clutches rdpe defied Ids assoilauts and refused to make good bis promise to leave the country, and this action prompted them to press the bastardy case, against him. He stood triul and came clear upon the girl's own testimony, Sipe says he has in writing the vouluntary statement of the Berry girl, signed in the presence of two witnesses, to the eflect that they never together sustained any illicit relation, but the real father of the "fatherless" kid is a well-known young man re-lding not far from Galesburg, Sipe has commenced suit against fourteen persons for damages for false imprisonment, the young man ferred to included. 'There is little doubt but what a great Injustice has bean done Mr. Sipe, and friends hope he may be successful in making his persecutors very tired before the matter is finally settled.

The case wll involve some highly sensational testimony nnd will ut tract no little attention when it comes to trial. The Fort Scott and Oulf Offers you (lie most pleasant and desirable route to Kansas City and all p' ints east, north and west, 'to Memphis and all points south At Kansas City connections are made in union depot with all through trains for Chicago, st Louis and the east; to St. Paul, Denver, ban Francisco, rtland and the west and northwest: Via this line entire train with free reclinlng-chair car and Pullman buffet sleeping car runs through to Memphis, Tennessee; Pullman sleeping car through to New Orleans. 'There Is no oilier' direct route from ihe west to Jacksonville, I'on-acola, Nashville, Chattanooga and all southern cities. This route via llox is over one hundred miles the shortest line to Little Rock, Hot Springs and points In Arkansas.

Send for large map and time tables showing through connections. Bef'-re purchasing your tickets call upon a ticket agent of ibis company, or write to the undersigned for rates. Special and arrangements for parties and their movables going south to locatei J. Lock wood, General passenger and ticket agent, Kansas City, Missouri. 'Shetdetloah!" Will this weather ever Jet up Come on with your job printing.

Old puMr lor sale itt lliU office. Eletfaut visiting card at tliU office, Another Artie wttve yesterday morning. Thayer lias been full of drummer this week. The IIrrald anJ weekly Topeka Cup Hal only $1.75 per annum. .1.

It. Moore butchered a hog lust week which weljrhed 480 pound net. Uoy Preston and Fred Stallard Imve beu unking in luvoiulng the saureei(ow stock thin week. Cure your cold while you can. Cham berhilu's Cough Kemedy will do It.

bold by ull druggists. John Jacobs' little seven year old daughter wait attacked last Friday with brain fever and the next morning wax dead. The gossips of Chanute are hiixIoiihIv wading I he particulars of a scandal which it la thought will "come to a head" in a few week. Old newspapers, suitable for placing undor a carpet, on the kitchen walls or in the interior bustle, for sale at the IIkr-ald olllco. S.

B. Wagner traded a 160-arcre farni receiuly on Elk creek to Theodore Carr for the one known as the old Martin farm, four miles west of Thayer. A fifty cent bottle of Chamberlain' Cough Remedy fully equal iu Intrinsic value to a dollar bottle of any oilier prep aration in use. Sold by all druggists. Commercial travelers reort that trade Is picking up and inuichauts all over the country are squaring themselves preparatory to doing a large business this spring.

N. D. Hardy grinds meal for family use and warrants it to be first-class in every respent. He also keeps it in stock at all times at his mill. Cull and give him a trial.

In another column of this paper will be found the advertisement of Palmer nans the gentlemen who have jut embarked in the real estate bu-iness In this place. Head it. ''t here was a social gathering a week ago last night at Don McKay's live miles east of Thayer. A number of persons from town were in Attedance and reported a pleasant time. A misanthropical cuss was heard to remark yesterday morning that the weather of Kansas was very much like a woman's mind it would change four times insiile of fifteen minutes.

Trains both ways are crowded as be fore the holidays and everyone seems intent on going some place. In a month from now the westward travel will begiu and then look out tor a "rush." Rev. D. J. Robertson delivered a very able discourse last Sabbath morning at the church.

Hi subject was Temperance" and the sermon was a very interesting one to the congregation. Santee How have dissolved partner ship and the latter gentleman will continue business at the old stand. Ho will be as sisted in conduoiiug the by B. F. Foley, an old and experienced merchant.

We hear of a novel cure for balky horses to apply an electric battery to the contrary brutes. One of our substantial farmers living near town tried the experiment a few days since with satisfactory results. Brother Bennett reports that the re val services at the Methodist church are progressing satisfactorily and that the attendance is steadily Increasing. He invites' everybody, young and od to come out and take part in' the meetings. An exchange says that the man who prefers a city weekly to a home paper because it has more reading, reminds it of a man who picked out the largest pair of boots in the box because they cot no more than the smaller pair that fitted him.

Watch for ItlThe first symptom of true croup Is hoarseness and if Chamberlain's Cough remedy is freely given at once and the doses frequently repeated the dreaded disease may be entirely prevented And all danger and anxiety avioded. Sold by all druggists. Lukens says the Herald erred slightly last week In stating his hand was mashed by a barrel of molasses it was really whiskey but otherwise the item was correct. We knew the barrel contained something good, and are happy to make amends even at this late date. James Gilbert.wanted at Marshall, Illinois for forgery and jail-breaking was arrested last Thursday at Chanute by Sheriff Parsons and taken to Erie to await the coming of Illinois authorities.

A reward of twenty-five dollars was offered for Gilbert's apprehension, and the sheriff made the arrest without any difficulty. The large herd of cattle belonging to William Coulte" near the city, went through the cold weather without loss, although there were several young calves among them. About the lime grass begins to came Mr. Coulter will purchase enough to increase his herd to 200 and drive them through to his ranch. Times.

For several years Chamberlnln'sOongh Kemedy has been prized for Its siicedy and certain cures for croup. It Is the favorite and main reliance with thousands of mothers. It will not only cure croup hut if freely used as soon as the first indication of the disease appears, that is as soon as the child becomes the least hoarse, It will pi e. vent It, doing away with all danger and anxiety. The-e Is not the least danger In giving the remedy freely, ns It contains no injurious su bstance.

Sold by all druggist McClelland Bros CHANUTE, KANSAS' Loan At the best rates ever offered in Southern Kansas with privelejre lo; pay off the Mortpmc ut any time, In' full or by Installments, as preferred, Without cost to borrower. We will also "give the above terms on al deferred pay ments on Farms boufht of On Real Estate at a very f.OVV Interest und they PAY ALL MONEY just as soon a- the Lund nnd Abstracts are examined and papers igued up. OA LI AND SEE THEM BEFORE BORROWING MONEY. A sanguineous scrapping match oc cured on the Avenue last Saturday evening and one of the bellig-rems ha been con-lined to the house this week In consequence. The victim, who is old enough to know better, applie I some very offen-lve language to Ollie Boiiham, and in 'the opinion of a bystander 'got licked like thunder" for it.

The Times nays that Geoi ge Nay, of Chanute shipped during 18-5 in Kansa City head of hugs and leoelved for them the sum of $54,170. "Hut this is not all. When we take into consideration the six other-parties that bought and shipped from Chanute yon will have some idea of the enormous hog crop of this country." Everyone wh attended the "mum" social at William llolyoko' on Tuesday evening reports the atl'slr an immense success, both socially uud financially, The receipts were in the neighborhood of Ave dollars. Mrs. llolyoko Is a model Hostess and is highly praised for the hospitable manner iu which she entertained Iter company.

John Kuan-, of Buffalo, stopped over a few hours In this city last Monday while enroute to Thayer, where he has made arrangements for going into the teal estate business witli William Palmer, formerly trustee of Chetopa township. 'The two will make a strong firm. We commend Mr. Knaus to the business mn of 'Thayer ns an energetic budness man and ne who will make a first-class citizen. Blade.

We would again call the attention of business men and others to the Hkrald's stock oi letter ami note paper, envelopes, billheads, statements, etc. We can furnish any of the above go ds printed at a lower price than they can be purchased at retail utiprinted. Our material is all new and first class, and for that reason this office is qualified to do better work than any other in the county. Orders will receive prompt attention, and we guarantee satisfaction or no charge. A stranger coining to this state cannot help noting the fact that the minds of her citizens rarely run in the same channel eseoially in cold, weather.

Yesterday afternoon a half-frozen individual entered our office with the querrv: "This is sunny Kansa, ain't it?" and before his overcoat had been unbuttoned a second came in and surprised, the religious editor by howling in his ear: "Well, this is II, bv thunder!" The religious editor was somewhat mystified and couldn't lo.day if cross examined state positively whether he was a citizen of 'sunny Kansas" or an Inhabitant of the latter place, 'several of our young folks attended a spelling match at Oak Grove school house ou 'Thursday evening, and from all accounts "got it hung onto them" pret'y badly, Prof. Cannon's girls and boys showed most proficiency in the art of orthography, and are entitled to the champion belt. We understand the town people were headed by three teachers In our city schools. If this is true our students should prictice before taking in another rural-district spelling match. An Engli-h sportsman once said: "Hunting the tiger Is rare sport, but If the tiger takes it into head to hunt you, why then" At 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon S.

P. White was married to Miss Alollie Moore at the residence of the bride's fattier, J. It. Moore, three miles nortliwe of Thayer. Itev.

D. J. Robertson performed the ceremony, after which the gue-t assembled in the dining room where had been prepared an elaborate wedding feast. Full justice was done to the tempting viands. and after dinner the assemblage repaired to ano her room where the happy brills uid groom received the congratulations and good wishes of relatives and friends.

The IIkrald Its 1 best wishes to the ynnng people and hopes that' unalloyed happiness mid joy may never ccae to be their portion. The same men who are now howling the loudest ubut cold weather will be ready In sixty days to swear that they saw the thermometer go below zero In southern Kansas; that there never was a week In any year that farmers did not plow barefooted, and that watermelons, green and colic arc as plentiful here Chrlstmus as blizzards in Dakota. And they are men who never lie their onlv failing is that their memories are short. There are lots of them here, and you will find them thicker than ever as soon us the snow leaves. Thf they will come rut in force and lie about Kansas with as good grace as they can smoke a Havana, God bless 'em.

Of such is the kingdom of southern Kansas I Slack Flickenger BroV CONTRACTORS BUILDERS. Important to Freethinkers. It is of the greatest importance to every Freethinker in Neosho county, that hi name and address diould be in the hands of the president of the First Liberal league. In this way the league will know where the Freethinkers are, and will keep them rotted with regard to its meetings, lecture corrses, etc. Please don't neglect this but send your name immediately to C.

E. AMttAKDKR, President First Liberal league, Urbana, Kansas. Honey! Uoneyl One hundred thousand dollars to loan on as good terms as can be had iu southeast ern Kansas. Money furnished Call and see me. T.

D. Edwahds. Kotioe. All parties Indebted to me are hereby requosted to settle Immediately, either by cash or note. If.

E. Swkknky, M. D. Thayer, Kansas, December 19. Cored by Prayer.

Following is a letter from Mrs. Mollie L. Palmer, of Greenfield, Missouri, who claims to have been relieved from her afflictions by faith and prayer. She is a sister of Mrs. C.

B. Stallard, and was visiting in fhaye recently. Mrs, Palmer had been for several years a helpless invalid, but was die affirms restored to health by prayer at a revival in Missouri lust fall. For the glory ofGod and as a help to those lying on beds of affliction I will attempt, thoLord being my helper, to tell what has heen done for my poor afflicted body. Ibad lain on a bed of helpless afflction for almost seven long years, suffering more than tongue can tell.

During that time I doctered with eight different physicians, beside spending quite awhile at two medical springs and taking an enormous quantity of patent medicines. Instead of getting better I gradually grew worse; but I found that man's extremity Is God's opportunity, for one afternoon last September lie raised me up in the twinkling of an eye, and I am still able to stand up as a witness to the power of Christ. The healing or lifting up occurred at a protracted meeting in my neighborhood, where 1 was taken on my bed and remained about three days) but seeing my strength failing 1 knew I would soon have to leave the meetings and so borne; so I spoke through my tears and asked the people to pray that the Lord would give me strength. They did so and I felt that their prayers were answered Several days later the minister preached from Joshua tmdlfelt that 1 had clung to the Babylonish garment-had reached out after the gold and silver of this world in a manner not pleasing to my Heavenly Father, for when He converted my soul He said 'Set your affections on things above and not on the things of earth, for ye are dead and your life Is hid with Christ in God, and had also said 'That which is highly esteemed among men is an abomination in the sight of God." By asking an interest in the prayers of God's children, that I may ever be kept humbly at His feet, and hoping this may prove a blessing to some poor afflicted one I sign myself a friend the afflicted and all those seeking that straight and narrow way. Has.

Mollis Falhkb. ALL kinds, of Carpenter and Joiner Work promptly executed. Brackets, Crestlngs Kintals, Balusters and every description of Scroll Sawing Doors; Sash and Screens MADE TO ORDER. Cupboards, Sinks, Wardrobes, Mantels and Bookcases-such as kept by no furniture store furnished upon application. GALESBUKQ.

KANSAS. Antl-Horaethief Association. Anti-llor-ethief association meets next Monday evening January 25. Hknry Mills, A former citizvil of this county, Jdi Ford, was numbered among the. victims of the recent blizzard In western Kansas.

He with his family was living on a claim in Ford county, and on that stormy Thursday started for ihe town of procure feed, In rehiring home Ford losl his way and next day was found frozen to death on the prairie. His wife sat up all night waiting his return and when daylight came dug her wav through the snow, had litterally burled the -use, with her bare hands, Tracks leading from the houe to where his wagon was di'covered showed that the unfortunate mini had driven with In -thirty yards of his home, but was unable to see the lights on account of the drifting snow. Ford was about thirty years old nnd his father, Ford, at present resides in Walnut Grove lownshim this county, The remains reached Mission la-t Saturday and were buried the day following. ((l The difference between a sign and an advertisement in a newspaper is that the former rem dns stationary over the door ot the buslaess houses, while the latter travels over the country. The first will lie seen only by those who pa-s that way and Incidentally glance at It, while the second thrust under the no es of thousands of readers and cannot help being seen.

11. 0VEHHA1T, BLiGkSHITHIN6 And Repair Stiol). CrNorln of Strickland livery Stable THAYER; KANSAS. "Wroii, PJows and Repairing of all kinds promptly done. MACHINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY, VT.

DUDLEY, PHYSICIAN AND STJHSEOH THAYER. KANSAS. J. A. DeXIOSS; PHTSICIAH AHD STJEGEOB THAYER, KANSAS.

OFFICE one door west of Cross's hardware store, liesldence on Preston street..