The Sun du lieu suivant : Whiting, Kansas • 1

VOL.5. WHITING, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JUN. 12. 1896. No.

45 EVERYTHING IN THE PAINT LINE AT JACOBSONS, NETAWAKA, Have Your Prescriptions filled There. IT mAY IN5EREST YOl TO KNOW CITY of Whiting, w. M. Hed Xirvri 6- O. UanluU Clerk.

N. B. PaPot, No. 13, O. A.

memtm Tw-J oa or bfor full moon. J. C. Com. W.

S. Morris, AdjW That we are selling men's shoes, shoes at 90c. Boys' veal calf all solid, in plain and pick toe at $1.35. Boys' ditto $1.25. Men's stitch down flexible sole plow shoes at 1.

15. bals at 95c. We are cleaning out a big line of Misses' and Children's shoes, patent tip. Also another line Cordovan school shoes in heel and spring heel at greatly reduced prices. Boys' oil gr.

cong. of F. H. Stevens plow Cos Dry Goods 10 bars Mon. room, soap and a whistle 26 AAA 1 Musotah flour for 95 Boneless ham at per lb.

10 In fact, our Grocery department is a money saver for the cash buyer. Grocery DcpartrncRfc evaporated primes 25 evapor apricots 26 crown raisiis 25 standard corn 25 roasted Santos coffee 45 Special sale on whice goods still continues competition knocked silly. Summer underwear for ladies 5c Better value3 at 8, 10, 15 and 25 Look us over. $1 1 1 1 75 shoes to close at 50 shoes to close at 25 shoes to close at 15 shoes to close at 83 shoe to close at Poultry wanted I 5c Springs, 9c To Our Customers: 111 WE want you to call and examine our Minneapolis Binder, Walter A. Wood Mowers, John Deere Hay Rake And Loader.

We have a good stock of Buggies, Road Wagons, Phaetons and Surries, and our Prices are right. We have a good stock of binding twine. Now is the time to buy. Twine is advancing. Screen doors and screen wire.

Call and see us. $1 1 35 10 95 85 70 Saturday and Respectfully, mm arietta 1 1 ii A 4 lb Call, 4 lbs Call, 6 lbs 8 5 oans 2 lbs I. O. O. IickaoB Ivdra.

Y3n tM Qua. Beegle, N. G. JCd. E.

Binder. 6o. SCHUYLER Encampment, No. I. O.

O. mtii fd and 4th Wednesday nigbta la month. F. E. Myers, C.

O. Xjmc Serib. A. F. fc A.

WhlUnn Ixxle, Ko. ESQ, mmt Saturday oa or before full moon csak mouU. CUaa. Shfctld, W. M.

A. Monro. B. SYCAMORE Camp No. 2M4 M.

W. A- 1. Hungate. Consul; E. F.

Sanders, Clerk. o. meets at me U. B. chun tmt Sunday Tenia tour preceding Mrrlo.

Yea are invited. M. E. Chnrch. Services 11 a.

m. a-Cftn-m- Prayer meeting Wednesday eiumr. Sam-day school 10 a. in. B.

Church. SerTiees erery altera Bn-day, commencing Sept. 1. Snoday ta a- m. Prayer ineettng Thursday Tenia.

BAPTIST Church. Serrloes ersry other 8un- day. Sunday school 10 a. m. BiUla Study folio wing- Wednesday evening prayer taset-ing.

CHRISTIAN Church. svery weeks commencing 22, by Slder Hough. AU InTlted to attend. J. L.

LOVE, Estate and lasuranca TOWN PROPERTY AND FARMS FOR RENT OB BALE. OFFICE AT THE OLD STAND. JOHN FORD Undertaker and Embalms. A largo and Complete line of Coffins and Caskets. AU calls answered promptly.

The Whiting Barber J.SS oourn jjuj ivstauranE -Hair Cutting. Ladies Hair Cleaning a Specialty; K. P. STARLING PROPRIETOR. ni iir i isvr.

For rates on any paper without Tixrc Stjn, deduct 75c from the combined price, The Sun and Atchison Globe $2.23 Topeka Semi-wk. Capital IJS. Rausas Farmer Will Carelton'a Every IM Cosmopolitan 1.90 Scientific American S.50 K. C. Weekly 1.5 K.

C. Daily Journal 4.25 i I i i i I I i i i I I i i i P. M. GREEN DEALER Drugs, Books, Stationery, Toilet Artielfts, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Glass. I Shop Monday, June 12, 13 and She Sun.

Advertising', Job Work and Subscription rates at top of column on last page. TIME CARD WHITING, KANSAS. WKST No. I Time 403 1:48 p.m 121 1:30 a.m 425 10:40 a.m BAST No. Time 404.

3:35 p.m 422 426...... 2:29 p.m 424 9:15 cm G. Gonklin, Agt. It. 1.

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...11:27 9:14 p.m 8:31 a.m No. 13.... 25 31. J. T.

Hungate, Agt. W. P. Logan went to Holton Thursday. M.

Z. Jones was up from llolton Tuesday. For cherry seeders go to Hedge Brown. John Ernest went to Xetawaka Thursday. J.

C. Ramey of Netawaka, was in town Monday. John At water of Nelawaka. was in towu Thursday. The editor went to Nebraska Thursday, on business "Observer" reports a few good observations in this issue.

Congressman Broderiek will 'speak at White Cloud the Miss Caliie Askreu was in town Monday, from Netawaka p. For sale, a good sorghum mill and evaporator, cheap. Inquire at this office. Fronting Linen for ladies collars and cuffa; also, collar stiffening at the New Store. Mrs.

G. T. Watkins, Mrs. Dr. Ed.

Love and son returned from a months visit in Illinois Tuesday. W. P. Logan expects to go to Pennsylvania Monday, to spend several months, visiting and working. Attain load of cattle was rent east over the Central Branch from Wet-more and Netawaka Monday night.

George and Boyd Marshall, accompanied by their ladies, attended an entertainment in Holton Monday night. W. Vance has moed from Fairmont, 111., to Mountain Grove, to which place he orders The Sun to visit him, Ingalls seems to have a walk-away with the senatorial nomination. Every day dispatches read "Ingalls captures another comity." Mrs, Mattie McCurdy who has been lingering between life and death for a month past is, we are glad to say, improving very fast. Mrs.

Liesberg has her six daughters visiting her. Harry eame ovei from Ilorton Sunday. They are also expecting Fred home. The Y. P.

3. C. E. will give a social in the citv park, on Friday evening. une 19.

Raspberries and ice cream will be served. Everybody invited. Thos. II. Swope lias donated 1,30 acres of beautifully situated land for a city park.

The gift is a princely one, valued at a quart of a million dollars. C. L. Christainsen called Saturday and renewed his sub, lie is from Netawaka. We feel quite proud of our large and increasing Netawaka list.

Had the Kansas City papers printed Thos. II. Swopa's picture before he gave the 1,300 acre park tj the city the gift would never have been made. The pictures In the Journal, Times and Star don't look like they had eyer seen Mo. Swope.

The headquarters of the Kansas delegation and their friends, at the St. Louis convention, has been established at Hurbt's hotel, cor. Chestnut and Broadway. A special Mo. Pac.

train will leave Kansas City Sunday, 14th. at 9 p. arrangements having been made thus for all Kansans. She her All and as had of Ft. 13, a.

on the at of on it a do 15. Hens 4c cash, Died, Hr. Anna Hastings at the home of her parents, Air. and Mrs. John Crawford, fit 1 o'clock, on the morning of Juue 11th, 1896.

She had been ailing for over a year, which finally developed into consumption. was married to Jas Hastings about three years ago, and leaves him with a little boy about two year old, besides parents, brothers and Bisters to mourn her loss. She held in the highest regard by all her former schoolmates, and a large circle of frieuds. join in sympathy for the bereaved ones. The floral designs were profuse beautiful, offerings of the young people.

A ehort funeral service was held at the house, Rev, Bell. The cortege was long, over 55 teams, nearly everybody turned out, which showed the great respect the geople for her. She was laid to rest in Spring Ilill cemetery to-day. The ladies of the Presbyterian church Hcrton, will have an excursion to Leavenworth and the Soldier's Home, Friday, June 19. Fare round trip from Horton $1.50, children under 75 cents The excursion train leaves Ilorton at 9:45 a.

mM making cloie connexions at Pierce and no long wait. Parties desiring to take a holiday on this excursion are requested to purchase a round trip ticket to Ilorton and then the get the benefit of the excursion i ate from that point. In order to catch the excursion tram at Ilorton it will be necessary to leave here at 7:88 returning on the 9:15. Tickets saleat Hedge Brown's hardware store. The good people of the M.

E. church society, of Netawaka, do justice to themselves and to our organ and piano merchant, J. C. Witt, should make a thorough investigation and try and apprehend the villian who tried to injure well earned reputation of Mr, Witt's organ which he had on exhibition and trial at the new M. E.

church Netawaka. We understand tbt some unprincipled scoundrel raised tlie front board of the organ thereby keeping the keys from pressing down and thus injuring the tone. We believe the trustees of the society will make no mistake in purchasing from Mr. Witt, Children's Day was observed by the Sunday school of the Christaiu church last Sunday night. A good audience greeted the children, who rendered a very interesting program from first to finish.

The song service was excellent and the recitations and other exercises wer5 all given in a very creditable manner. The flower decoration lent a charm to the room. The entire program wa of a missionary character, and was quite instructive. The work the evening was introduced by Mrs. Clark, the Sunday school superintendent, in a few appropriiate remarks up.

the question of foreign missions. Are you bald? Is your clothing constantly covered with dandruff filthy, animal matter falling from a diseased scalp? Does your head itch? Is infested with sores and scabs? Is your hair growing thinner year by year? Is it dry and brittle? If bo you have a parasitic disease of the scalp which you are neglecting at great risk, Danderine will cure you quickly and permanently. Money refunded In case case of failure. For sale by Green. A party of serenadera called at the editor's front gate Friday eveniug and rendered two beautiful selections.

The serenaders may rest assured their music was-appreciated. Call again, fit looks like he enjoyed the music. Before we had his request to "call again" in type he takes the train for months trip. Cub. Billy Fish is an old land-mark of Whiting.

Billy is a handy man to have around town ever ready to hitch the horses for the ladies who drive in from the country. Farmers recognize this trait in Billy and stay at home and work knowing full well that" Fish will the right thing. Pop-winchester-plow-shoe De Los-sen has opened the doors of his" tour-teen story maible front business block, and is ready at all times to "swap" knives or trade horses. Raymond Love is showing the Whiting boys how 'they play ball in Griggs-ville. He has th up shoot, the in and out aud drop under good coutrol, cash, 9e I.

B6UR1U0N, The old Reliable WATCHMAKER JEWELER Is not going to dose out. But will always be foimcl at the old stand, ready to" Back his guarantee that his stock of Watches ewelry.Silverware IS THE largest in brown county. Fine repair work a specialty. All work fully warranted. West Front St, Horton, Ks We were nearly expelled from He Stave Suckers Convention la3t week.

In au uuguarued moment took a drink of aqua pura on Friday afternoon which brought down the wrath of each ani eyery one of said organization on our I should certainly have secumbed during the horrible ordeal had not the convention been in session for 30 minutes and I was 'in line" when the gavel (a piece of 2x4 three feet long gavel pro tem) called the convention to order. After squaring myself with the "boys" and absorbing my share (and for two men that never came) of the refreshments, I was elected secretary by acclamation and was instructed to have inserted in the city directory in the leading paper of the city the days of regular meetings The S. S. 0. meets every Friday after noon and as many other days as con venient.

is a very cheap order. Everything is free until the Oriental degree which costs but 25 cents. The one peculiarity of this coarention is that every degree is an Oriental for some. John J. Ingalla says that his mother never slept a night in her life, was al ways subject to tick htadache, and al ways nervous and weakly.

According to the usual rules, she should have died at 30, but she id a hearty woman now at 86. Ingalls himself was a weakly child, and was thrown aside at birth for dead. Finally he managed to yell, and was given attention. Everybody predicted that while he might live to be 14 or 15, he would never have any strength, or be worth anything. He is 61, and promises to liv thirty yeais longer.

He has violated every law of health, but enjoys life better at 61 than be ever did before, and does his work with greater ease. Longevity seems to be an inheritance. Globe. Communicated. Logan Lentsrare building a new carpenter shop.

It will be fitted with improved machinery and run by steam power. They say that Landlord Ileveper in regard to building a cave isc like the ArKansaw man shingliug his house When the festive cyclone is raging llliam hasn't time to dig one, and he doesn't need one in calm weather. People should not expect ncerehant to carry them forever. There must always be a settling of debts and bal anclng of accounts. A bank is the place to borrow money, and not of a merchant.

If a merchant eatries you you should not objeat to pay him in terest. Whiting and vicinity have been very roii uuBte this spring. Crop are looking well, while other places have suf fered fron too much rain. Farmers around Muscotah are still plant. corn, some planting- the same fields three times and then getting no stand The fields around Muscotah look like meadows.

Veiily, we are the elect," The way to help a town is to work for her merchants and laboring men," If you are a merchant and are out of an article, den't send the eustomer to Horton for it, but' rather advise him to call at the other stores in town. Also, please do not "cuss" the town you live in and still loaf on Its beautiful streets. It doesn't looa riht. if you do not like the town, just take the first train out without saying a word. The werld is wide and nobody will taiss Observer.

Tours C. W. McCormack was in the city Thursday. When in Netawaka go to Jacobson, the druggist, Netawaka, Kan. Miss Ella Logan, of Holton, is risit-ing her brother, W.

P. Logan. Danderine, danderine, danderine, Bald heads, dandruff, ianderine. Bald heads, see Danderine. the most wonderful discovery of modern times.

The Republican: national committee has begun work at St, Louis, deciding contests. A little corrosive sublimate.camphor, alcohol and turpentine slays bedbugs. Put up by Jacobson, Netawaka. Ladies wonderfully soft, Inxriant beautiful hair is produced by Dander-, ine. Try it.

For sale by Green, Read our club list. Yon sarmot save more money on your reading matter than by subscribing at this office. Thousands have been cured of baldness and other diseases of the scalp. It will cuie you. Guaranteed.

For sale by Green. Mrs. Mattie Brown, of Ilorton. accompanied by MUs Crocket, were in town today soliciting passengers for tie Presbyterian excursion to Ft." llworth June 19. J.

T. Williams finished white coating a large bouse for Fred ell, west of Netawaka. T. knows Jiis business and people in other towns recognize his ability. I had a very severe case of dsndrnff all my life.

Have been permanently cured with Danderine. I recommend it in all diseases of the scalp. Dr. Bronson, Guthrie, O. T.

Those people who are always criticising the city council and the way the affairs of the town are run will do well to attend the next town election and put in the men that suit them. We have employed a first class harness maker and are now prepared to do all kinds of repairing. Also, a good line of hand made harness on hands at all times. Hedge Browu. The Rock It-land will run a special train from Topeka to the St.

Louis convention, Sunday; the 14th, at 3:40 p. at one fare for round trip. Ask your Rock Island agent about it. Blotches, pimples, scrofulous sokes and all humors of the blood and akin will succumb to Bcggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maktr. It positively has no equal.

Every bottle guaranteed. Ask your popular druggist Green for it A healthy appetite, with perfect digestion and assimilation, may be secured by the use of Ayer'a piils. They cleanse and strengthen the whole alimentary canal aud remove all obstructions to the natural functions of either sex. People who contemplate having wells dug will do well to engage Frank Ford. Howeyer, if jou are so fortunate as to secure his services, yon will do well to nothing and shw wood" as Frank thinks that, talk and work don't aco together.

P. W. Jackson, Hying north of Mus-cotah, sold his hogs to II. II. Abraham.

Mr. Jackson says that the Whiting buyers are paying 15c per cwt. more for hoga than Muscotah men. Our buyers have the reputation of paying the highest prices along the Branch. With the blood full of humors, tho heated term is all the more oppressive.

Give the system a thorough cleansing with Ayer'a Sargaparilla and a dose or two or Ayer'p Pills, and you will enjoy summer as never before in your life. Just try this for once, and you'll not repent it. County republican convention is set fbr June 27, to elect delegates to the judicial convention to nominate a judge for the appelate court, the senatorial, 1st judicial distriet and state conventions. Whiting is entitled to 8 delegates and Netawaka 7. Geo.

D. Trimmer, two years ago teacher of New Maiden shool, and correspondent from there for the Ilorton and Whiting papers, was drowned at Emporia Monday. His borne was in Wet more, but he had been publishing a paper at Filles, the past year, lie was a bright youhj can. OVrO LOOK! LOOK! SEE! New French Dimities, Irish Lawns, Darro Dimities just received Beauties for a nice cool summer dress. Call and examine them.

White goods to please the most fastidious. I have just received a nice line of QUEENS WARE! Unhandled teas at 25c a set, and everything else in that rfi the same proportion. CALL AND EXAMINE THEM, Loa't forgot the place The Old Reliable, north Mo. Pac, track, Whiting ave. R.

Sti WOOD. We take Cash, Corn, Wood, Pigs or most anything else on Subscription. Ccnpoandsi 4.