The Waverly Post from Waverly, Kansas • 2

O. O. OSirent Elected. BUSINESS CARDS. At it regular session last Saturday ant night Waverly lodge No.

473 elected the following officers: A. K. Abraham, each week at Published Fridar of Waverly, Kausaf. N. J.

H. Arnold, V. Cbaa. H. Baiub.

E. Holosberjr, Treat. These officers will be installed next Sat urday evening. matter at the When its 98 In the shade you don't think of heating stoves But there's a time tor them. It's most here now.

It will be 25 degrees below after a time and you'l think of heat ing stoves. If you, have been wise and bought a Beckwith Round Oak you'll smile when the Entered a second class Waverly Postoffice. A MOaTTHH BUS I SUMS. Iii a recent conversation with W. ft.

Hoofer, the well knowu stockman, he ICITYiBarber shP' I the place to cet a good shave, stylish hair eat, eh am poo, your razor honed, hot or cold bath. I am also agent for the Kansas City and Ottawa Steam Laundrvj, send basket every week. F. H. Wtckow, Prop.

i 7 SENIOR DOJVWELL. Real Estate. Loans INSURANCE. 8gL.Farrn Loa.iS a Specially. Wuvetly, Kansas.

G. McCartney. Publisher. informs us that in the mouth of Nov he shipped to market IB car loads cattle and 7 loads of hogs, representing a total amount of proceed $19,520. Minor sales made during the S9 a same period hriuga 'his up to the grand SHORT STOPS.

thoug' of a blizzart1 strikes you. If you have not a genuine Round Oak be warned in time-don' total He has now in his feed lots, iuet north of town, four loads of CLIMAX BARBER SHOP. riizSa risk an imitation because See those iihvv Stamped Linens at Foivvlh McGiniiis'. cattta tint aio last approaching a marketable condition. Mr.

Hoofer one of our mot suceeful feeders and has a happy faculty of g-ttin into market just at tin? light time. yiM tny say its as good-and d) On Pearson Street opposite Davis' shoD. g) Hhen you are in seed of fashionable hnir-cut, good shave or seafoam. ve us We will be glad to meet you, YoursP Kespectfully, () eh liun Prop. sh 1 CsiSt cheaper Buy the genu- vj me-the old reliable and 'lfie wm vou'll get your money ft rrt -rT a rnnrT ti back in.

time, for its whole-purehase price, in fuel saved, see LEO BROkES. Jacob Uarris, the 16 year-old son of Isaac Harris who lives four nvlrs south west of town, met witli a painful accident on Tuesday evening, which, like all such acoideuts, might have been very Is the ganuiuegood enough for you? See the name on the Sold only by Contractor Builder. Specifications and estimate carefully made. Shop (list door n6rth Cook. 8 LnmberYard.

Wav-rly, Kausae. much worse. The lad was briuging in a load of corn, sitting on it with his feet Anderson O'Neil. The skating has been excellent and the creeks and ponds have heeu well patronized. Dr.

Durabanld returned from a thort vitit to Topeka and the powers soou-to-be, Wednesday. Have yon seen those handsome Garland Cook Stoves and Ranges at An-dersou's O'NeiTs? 34 tf Sant llamey of Williamsburg, was grettiitg old friends on our streets Tuesday atid Wednesday. Call at Anderso i O'Neil's and see those handsome Lap Robes and Horse Blankets they are selling so very cheap. 34 tf langintf over the front end 'gate, and when dccctiding a little bill the end gate VAI I FV STAR I T. T.

Proctor. QSM, came out thiowing him forward on the Proprietor. Livery and Feed. first-class Rigs, Goo i doubletrees and from there to the Trunk agon. Special attention given totransient.

Reasonable. Cor of 4th and eosho Burlington, ground; one wheel of the wagon passed over his right thigh breaking the bone. Dr. Beasley was called and with the assistance of Or. Dumbald the wounded H.ARNOLD.

imb was put into proper shape. Jake's exercise will be taken on crotches for a while, but he may bo thankful that be- ing ruu over by a load of 14 cent com resulted in nothing worse than one bro ken bone. Miss Nye, who was the guest of Mrs. L. 8ullivant a few days of last week, returned to her home iu Topeka last Monday.

SPECIAL BARGAINS in Trimmed Hats for the next 30 days at Forsyth McGinnis'. 33 tf OBITfJABY. Mrs. Ida Caroliue Fauuing (nee If hardware and implemenU you desire, That feat will suit the careful buyer, To Anderson O'Neil's Store repair "And money tave by buying there. They have a large well Ailed store, With all you want and something more.

Go to them for a fair square deal In Cook stoves, Ranges and Heating Stoves of every kind that is nice; Axes, Hatchets, Screws and Saws Aud hammers with their hardened claws. Kuives, Forks and Scissors, Nails and Wire; In Hardware all you may require; lx; Buggies, Carriages, Carts and Wagons, Together with our Hand-made Harness, We always keep on hand, "And most anything you msy demand. It there Is a want at home for which you sigh, Please call on them before you buy, Their stock is complete of every kind Of goods in which excellence is combiued. And if you wish a favor doue, Don't pass them by for they are the ones That'll do it good; and you'll agree, jhey are just the men to trade with. See? Mrs.

Al Willis returued Saturday Steele) died at her home near Waverly, on the evening of 24, 1896, of pneumonia. Mms Steele was bom in from a weeks' visit with friends and relatives in LeRoy. Morgan county, Oct. 21, 1869. She was converted at the age of eighteen aud united with the First Baptist church of Jacksonville, but has not had church uriveleues since com inc.

Contractor, Builder and Joiner. Plans aud Specifications made Known ou Application. Kan. W. H.

LAW, GENERAL BLACK SMITHING. Machine Kepainng a opecial- ty. SOn Sorth Pierson opposite Baptist church. My hair kept falling until I was nearly bald, aud several remedies tried had no effect. 1 commenced using Dauderiue six weeks ago aud the result is a fine growth of hair.

Mrs. Belle Pickett, Guthrie, O. T. Are you bald? Is your clothing constantly covered with dandruff filthy animal matter falling from a diseased scalp? Does your head itch? Is it infested witli sores, -ab? Is your hair growing thinner year by year? Is it dry and brittle? If so, you have a parasitic disease of the scalp, which you are neglecting at great risk. Danderinc will cure you quickly and permanently.

In caseot failure money refunded For ale by F. H. Wyckoff. West. She was married to R.

M. Fan' ning on New Year's day 1891 in Morgan where they resided for a time, but during the last- three years their home has been in Kansas She eaves three children with her compan Use Eureka Harness Oil for your Harness it is the cheapest aud best. For sale at Anderson O'Neil's. 34 tf Bert Kiug spent Thauksgivinj with frieuds iu Gridley, he reports a splendid time among bis old friends. The Armour packing house will use 6W0 cars of lumber in packing boxes for this season's ont-put of their factories.

Choice Miuce Meal already prepared, ouly 71-2 cents per pound, at the City Meat Market. 36 lw Topeka is uow the Mecca, toward which the Populist statesman of Kansas make their most profound bows. Mr. Meriifield received a large consignment of feediug cattle Thursday to take the place of those he recently sold. ion to mourn her loss.

A short funeral service was conduct ed at the grave by W. J. Houston, and Get your livery from Cree Nntt at the New Stable. 23 1 the body laid to rest in the Waverly cemetery. Mr.

Fauuing with his motherless little ones have the sympathy of all. Mrs. Fannlng's sisters, Mesdames Steele and Mason, arrived ou the eveu- Bald heads, use Dandenne, the most wouderf ul discovery of modern times, Gu McDnffiVu for all kinds of furniture, carpel, mattings, croquet sets, ham mock, piclme frames, window shade, and baby buggies. All at the most reasonable prices. We have )ust added a complete line of oil cloth, carpet paper, stand covers aud rugs.

5lf ng of the 26th, from but toe lato The Post and Breeze will be seut to one address one year for oue dollar. for the funeral. Mr. W. R.

Ramoy received a letter Mrs. Dow of Ottawa, was down a few days of this week lookiug after this week from the Patent office stating that Leters Patent bad been "ranted Uncle Jerry King can be found iu his blacksmith shop near the audito rium at all times aad would be pleased to give his services to all callers, tf her property iulcrests here. him oh his devise for mopping Floors, a description was giveu a few weeks W. n. Law has been repairing the doors and walls of his blacksmith shop in auticioatiou of a change from these ago in theso columns.

Some parties in this city aro interested in this valuable balmy spring days. iuventiou, aud we understand that the sale of territory and manufacture of the There is some talk in Masonic circles of organizing an Eastern Star lodge. We sincerely hope that the talK may machines will be vigorously pushed. Pendiug the granting of the patent, the owners have received many flittering offers for territories as well as many congratulatory letters from parties who I had a very severe case of dandruff all my life. Have been permanently cured with Dauderiue.

I recommend it iu all diseases of the scalp. Dr. Brou son, Guthrie, 0. T. Deeds, Mortgages both chattle and real, cou tracts, leases, notes, receipts, aud all blanks iu common use kept in stock at the office of the Post, at prices to compete with foreign publishing house.

Give us a call and it we have not a form to suit, we will print from your copy with ueatuess and dispatch. 18 tf culminate in action. The Kansas State Horticultural So had given the machine test trials. We ciety will hold its 30th annual meeting at the State iu Topeka ou Sept. hope there is much lucre in this piece of ingenuity for our old friend Ramey.

9, lOaodll. We acknowledge an in That we are Driving things At a lively gait these days Pushing hard on the Price Line With a Downward push. Get in with us and you'll find yourself On the Right Road. THE SIGN POINTS TO Men's and Boy's Suits, Overcoats, Mackintoshes, Leather Boots, Felt Boots, Arctics, Gloves, Caps and Underwear. vitation.

From the Local News published at West Chester, Pa we take the follow ine notice concerning Miss Gregg ot "Under the Spell," a popular three act temperance drama, will be put on the boards in about two weeks by home talent for the benefit of Waverly's poor. Revenue Collector Watrous was iu towu Tuesday in the line of bis official THE FARMERS' PROBLEM. -The period has been reached in the history of this country when producers must figure on very close margins of profit. It is thus the more necessary thwt every farmer who expeets to prosper in his business) avail himself of all the aid and information obtainable. And there is nothing more useful in this line than a sub sorlbtion to a first-class and practical agricultural Journal like the "old reliable" aNSaS FaRMER, a to SO page farm journal which was establi shed iu Kaniai in IMS It ranks eWe most of the journal! of its last.

no enterprising farmer can afford to deprive UiAself or family of It. Every issue has information worth the price ef a yean subscription. 8end at once to Kansas Farmer Topeka Kan. for a free sample copy and supplement oi (remittals, benefit effers etc. and then oall a this office and subscribe for the watiblt Post Garuett, who will address the people Waverly at an early date on Equal 8uf-frage.

"Miss Laura A. Gregg, of Garuett, Kansas, held the close and interested attention ef her audience for oyer an hour, and left an impression on their minds that will not be easily erased. The speaker of the evening, Miss Laura A. Gregg, is a'lady of preposess-Ing appearance, of great intellectuality and possessed of a good voice. Her remarks made a very decided impression, duties aud made us a brief call.

He reports the business of his district in good shape. A grape-vine dispatch informs us Ladios' Capos Jackots. WILLBBRO'S CASH STORE. that Clarence Meiley, of Burlington will doubtless be appointed Assistant Reporter for the Supreme Court. We and were highly patriotio In their char- Uwi KANSAS PARMER both papers to one tetor." oongratulat you, Mr.

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