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The florri 9 T.n PI ain Taffetas worth 75c, we sell for 60c. $1.00 75c, -Fancy corded Taffetas worth $1.25 tor $1.00. Chech $1.85 for $1.10. hemstitched silk Taffetas worth $1.60 for $1.85 These are the newest patterns. We also have a full line of yard wide satins and remnants of trimming silks which will he sold at reduced prices.

Highest Shoes, Groceries, Dry Goods, 99 9 market price paid for Is showing the swellest line of silk waist patterns oi the season. Remember that there is only one of each style giving you the exolusive ownership of that pattern, Notions. Produce, jj 3E R. TShaw, 1 Doctor of Dental Surgery, For tale. Good Jersey cow.

Enquire it this office. Let's smoke a "Magnolia" I Come to Armel Bros, when you Do Want Northeast Corner of Square. Smoke the "Magnolia." Fine Durham bull at Goodman's want a good pair of spectacles. barn. Mrs.

Alf Crane Is recovering from Have you been paying more 'or your for severe sick spell millinery than you augbt to? You need not do this It you buy at Abbott's Spot Cash. Garden seeds In bulk or package, at Williams Wenner's. Dan Balcb of Nttawaka waa Keen The following persona were present on our streets Saturday. Any Laces, 6mbro3dery, Hosery, Underwear, Notions, or Piece goods? Oh Say We have the nicest Pulley Belts you ever saw, newest thing out yet. at the latterson-Rlfenbury wedding Levi Shoup and sou Clyde of St.

Creek were lu noltoo Saturday. last night. Mr. Patterson and family Jessie Roberts, Edna Ayers, Sadie Wright, Miss Wylle and Rev. Wallace and wife.

I. T. Price and II. D. Wilson re turned from California Sunday morn ing.

When In Topeka don't forget to call If you want to avoid paying two at the Toneka Hotel. Mrs. 8. James There is a Difference IN CLOTHING. i In the way they are put together, in the way they are lined, in the cloth of which they are made, in the dye with which they are colored.

Some clothes are well put to gether, some are well lined and made from reliable cloth. This is the Kind We want to tell you about, the kind of clothes that wear, clothes that keep their shape and color. This is the kind of clothes we ask you to buy of us at 07.60, $8.60, 01O.OO. to $16.50 per suit. ONE PRICE TO at.T.

The Sterling. TELEPHONE 83. HOLTON, KANSAS. proprietor, for the best meals. A good prices for one spring hat.

buy at Ab bott's Spot Cash. dollar a day house with steam beat. Prof. Gray of Campbell University The stores In this city wbo deal In attended services at the R. P.

church millinery goods, bad their opening last Sunday, and led in music- Dent Ison Items in Vindicator. last Thursday evening, and as It was What is the use of worrying about your sewing, we will sell you nice wrappers for 69c to $1.50, and just think of it! Nice Sunbonnets for 25c. Ladies skirts 85c, 95c and $1.50. The finest line of corsets in the city from 25c up. The G.

A. R. peoplo are coming and you will want some nice dishes we have them aud very cheap. WE ALSO CARRY Tinware and Graniteware and all kinds of Paint and Whitewash Brushes, etc. Garden Seeds in bulk or package.

the first time we ever attended any thing like this, you will have to ex We are prepared to print any size sale bill you may want at this office cuse us. We can't describe anything and can assist in securing auctioneers or clerks Tor sales. Give us a call. about it at all, for tvery place we went It was so nice and snowed so If you are suffering with a chronic much taste and skill, 4t was Just simp trouble of any kind, it will pay you ly amazlug. And say dear readers! to call and see Prof.

Stewart, the healer. Office', east rooms Jones Whenever these people have another opening you want to come and see for Tlxe block. yourselves, it will pay you to drive 20 Mr. and Mrs. G.

Al fords of Net miles. That Throbing Headache. awaka were in the city Monday. Mr. Remember for all purchases to amounts of $5.00 you get a picture enlarged free.

South west Corner Square. Holton, Kansas. Alfords had two of the fingers on his left band mashed In a corn shelter Would aulckly leave you, If you last week. Mrs. Wm.

Banks and Mrs. Wm. Modern Dentistry. used Dr. King's New Life Pills.

Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. make pure blood and build up your health. Only 25c Money bask If not cured. Sold by Rose William Druggist. Weaver returned Sunday to tbelr homes at' Whiting, after spending a few days with their father and moth O.

W. Thompson, south side of square Somewhat dusty Monday. Cool Tuesday, 1 thank you. Mrs. Dr.

McCandlass Is sick. The leading cigar is the Bryan Oooktngbam is lying very See Ireland the Photographer. er, D. Bender and wife. Try a "Magnolia" for a good smoke.

low. Eight day Seth Thomas clocks at Armel Bros. A. D. Walker spent Tuesday In To peka.

Mr. Tommie Hosack of Toneka is visiting bis sister Mrs Fred Gates- Capt. Scott is quite poorly at pres ent writing. To buy millinery at Abbott's SDot 8 Cash, means a saving of from $1.00 to Mrs. McLeod and children arrived 15.00.

home last Saturday. Mrs. D. Francis of Soldier, visited J. R.

Dague. Straight Creek, has at K. C. Greens last Saturday. some high grade bulls for sale at rea- sonaoie prices.

Miss Bertha Clark was completely surprised by about twenty of her A car load of buggies just received Smokers call for "Magnolia." Arthur Cordon went to HoltonTuec-day. Spectator. Bert Ott of Soldier Valley was in Hoiton Saturday. W. F.

Shacklee of Olive Hill was Id the city Saturday. George Lanning of Denlson, was on our streets Monday. W. P. Dunlap of Bills Creek, was In the city Monday.

See J. B. McDaoiel's safe notice In this issue of the paper. Samgoodwln was on the sick list the fore part o' the week. D.

H. Hager and A. F. Achecbach of Avoca were In Hoiton Monday. Henry Hollenbeck of Straight Creek township was In the city Monday.

Mrs. Edd Eelley of Horton, visited a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. Mr.

and. Faulkender of Muscotab, spent Sunday at G. Faulkenders. George Snyder came up from Atchison Monday to spend a few days visiting the home folks. B.

F. Kent and T. Richardson of navensville, were transacting business in Hoiton Monday. Bey. McCane of Hoiton, was the at Hinner Kellers.

Look at them friends on Tuesday evening, April 3, the occasion being her birthday. The The price will suit you. evening was merrily spent in various games and refreshments of cake and Miss Lillian Armstrong is making ce cream were served. ber home at George Whitcraft's and going to school, LOCAL NEW8 lit AND OTHER THINGS OF INTEREST. Dr.

Davis- The "did reliable' dentist. Jone's North side Square. "Magnolia" smokes freely. Try Ireland for 8ne Photos. Subscribe for the Sunflower.

A fine line of die bracelets at Aroiel Bros. Mrs, Fbil Metzker is on the sick list. Mr Robert Tweedy's have moved to this city. John Whltcraft returned to Kansas City Sunday. Some nice mantle clocks just re-cieved' at Armel Bros.

Mrs. Judge Dimra is confloed to her bed with La Grippe. Hinnen Keller will sell you a buggy cheaper than anybody. Mr Charley Brown's baby fell out of Its cab and dislocated its arm. Mrs.

Bessie Armor is still quite sick, also one of her little girls. Misses Lena Barnett and Lizzie Harwick spent Sunday in Denison. Mrs. Hattie Bailey of Arrlngton, spent last Friday, with Mrs. T.

H. Patterson. Al Gooding of Arlington Iowa was visiting several day in Hoiton at his cousins Ora Honstead. Wanted. -Everybody to know that during 1900 1 am loaning cheap money on farms.

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R. Fuller's class in pen manship has now reached 100 students Deafness positively and perma consisting of the best class of young nently cured by Prof. Stewart, the healer. Office, east rooms Jones adies and gentlemen -Hi the city. block.

Prof. Fuller is a fine teacher, We are proud of our writing Paola, The contribution boxes left at the Eas.) Times. Mr. Fuller will open a different stores in this city were school next Tuesday, In the room over the Green Hardware building. taken up last week by a representa tlve of the Salvation Army from Hor Harry Roach who was express agent ton.

The amount found In them was $20.17, which was the largest amount in this city was taken ill Wednesday of last week with Neuralgia of the raised in any town in this district ex cept Hor ton. The boxes were all the guest of B. B. Wallace and family heart and died Friday. Mr, Roach was a member of the Modern Wood way from empty to this amouct Fridav.

Winchester Star. Healthy kidneys filter impurities from the blood and keep it pure and red. Sick kidneys don't. Beauchamp's Hops and Buchu Cures lame back, stimulates the kidneys to the proper performance of their duties, and thus prevents Bright 's disease. Read what they say HOLTON, July IS, 1869.

Beauchamp Manufacturing Hoiton, Kan. Uenti.kmkn: Some time ago I was taken with a severe pain in my kidneys, and finally beoame so lame In my baok and side that I oould soaroely get around, I tried a number of remedies without any relief, was lu-duoed to try a bottle of Beauchamp's Hops and Buehu, and I did and received immediate relief. After using three bottles of the medicine I was completely cured and want to say that I am pleased to recommend Beau-champ's Hops and Buchu to any one lu need of a kidney remedy and I be- lieve that It will do all that you olalm for It. Yours truly, R. B.

Fbamcis. Hoiton, June 24, 1899. Beauchamp Manufacturing Hoiton, Kan. Gentlemen: Last winter I was down with the rheumatism, caused from kidneys being out of order. I us treated by doctors and used many different preparations and got no relief.

I was asked to try Beauchamp's Hops and Buchu, and after using two bottles I was cured, and 1 heartily recommend it to the public as the best kidney cure on the market. Yours truly W. H. Rsasomkr. Hoiton, Kan.

Maroh 29, 1900. To whom it may concern: I have had rheumatism lo my shoulders the past winter and have experienced an endleHs amount of suffering. Could not sleep at night and could not even rest for weeks at a time. I tried a great many remedies but got no relief until I tried Beauchamp's Hops and Buchu, It gave me relief almost immediately, and I feel It a duty and consider it a pleasure to recommend it to the public Yours truly, Jesse Bumgardner. Clrclevllle, Kan, February 20, 1900.

Beauchamp Manufacturing Hoiton, Kan. Gentlemen: After several weeks of suffering and confinement In my house caused by a severe pain In my baok and rheumatism, occasioned by kidney trouble, and after having tried numerous other remedies, my wife went to your city for consultation, and Beauchamp's Hops and Buahu was suggeste for trial. In true sincerity will say that with just one bottle am so much relieved that It seems a duty as well as a pleasure to reoommend this reliable medicine to the public as a wonderful preparation. It should be kept in ever home. Yours truly, Martin Wilkinson.

Sold by every Druggist In the County and by Beauchamp's Pharmacy. men of America, In which he carried was in the box in Hinnen Keller place of business. C. W. Flanders of Avoca, was In 12,000 insurance.

His remains were laid to rest In the cemetery west of Hoiton Saturday on his return from Oklahoma Territory, where he had Agents on salary of $15.00 per week the city Sunday by the Woodmen, after services held in the M. E. church by Revs. Locke and Youngman. His and expenses; the greatest agent seller been Inspecting land with the Intention of purchasing, i ever produced; every stock and poultry mother and father from GoSs were In raiser buys it on sight.

Hustlers The children of Porto Rico are cry attendance also a sister. Mr. Roach's Reference. Address, with stamp, American Terre ing out, reinforced by the entire press uaute ina. and people of the United States.

But Pharaoh represented by the Republi mother and father were here from Garrison, also two sisters. The be reaved family have the sympathy of the community. cans in congress, hardens bis heart. Unfortunately ror rnaraob, trie people will have a whack at htm next fall, what they do to him will be a plenty. Public Opinion.

Whisky, morphine and tobacco hahlts positively cured by Prof. Stewart, the healer. Office, Jones block. Henry Rolf and Wm. Mull of O.

ago stopped in Hoiton on their way to Topeka to attend Masonic lodge, and spent the night with their old friend Mr. John Bellwood's. Mr. Bell wood accompanyed theru to Topeka where he will visit his daughter Mrs. G.

W. Derry, Attention CvT. U. Caucus, The Peoples Party voters of Frank lin township, will meet In caucus at "Magnolia" smokes elegant. PUBLIC SALE.

I will sell at public Bale on my farm 1 i miles south of Netawaka, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1900, at 1:00 o'clock p. m. sharp, the follow Ing property to wit: 6 head of work horses. 7 head of cattle. 3 milk cows, 1 freah with calf by side, 2 fresh soon, the Court house, Saturday, April 14, Spreads Like Wildfire When things are "the best" they become "the best selling." Abraham Hare, aleading druggist, of Belleville, writes: "Electric Bitters are the beet selling bitters I have handled in 20 years.

You know why? Most diseases begin in disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys bowels.Jblood andinerves Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies. It builds up the entirel-iys-tem. Put) new life and vigor Into any weak.oslckly, rundown manor woman! Price 50 cents. Sold by Rose William's Druggist. at 2 m.

for the purpose of electing 6 delegates to attend county conven tion, which meets in Hoiton April 21. Wm. Bohannen. Com There will be a special business 3 yearling steers. Farm Implements.

1 wagon, 2 bug meeting of Hoiton W. C. T. U. FN dav at 2.30 p.

m. April 13 at the home of Mrs. Teer. Business of Importance gies, 1 cart, 1 lister, 1 drill, 2 cultivators, 3 sets of good work harness, 1 set of light harness, 1 set of breast collar driving harness, 3 single harnesses. a full attandance.

J. P. bac Notice. Millions Civen Away. It is certainly gratifying to the pub Try O.

F. Stoops' grinding machine for grinding razors and shears. Also will make you a good strop for less money than the supply bouse. Call 4444444444444444 lie to know of one concern which Is KEEP COOL not afraid to be generous. The pro by getting your atoirbjr sSop an 1 933 for yourself Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

Repairs Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, Sharpens Lawn Mowers, All work will receive prletors of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have Blven away over ten million trial Has world-wide fame for marvellous I "S3 "Magnolia1' leads them all. Hutchinson, Eansas. Annual meet ing of the Grand Chapter of the Order Eastern Star. One fare for the round trip.

Sell 7, 8 and 9. return limit May 12th. Wichita, Kansas, Annual meeting, Grand Commandery, Knights Templar of Kansas. One fare for the round trip. Sell tickets May 7 and 8, return limit May 11th.

Hoiton Kansas, Annual Encampment G. A. Wotnans Relief Corps, Ladies of the G. A. Sons of Vet-rans, the Ladies Aid Societies One fare for the round trip.

Sell May 7, 8, 9 and 10, return limit May 12. cures. It surpasses any other salve tattles and have the satisfaction of Household ana kitcnen rurniture Stoves, tables, bed room sets, carpets, chairs and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms. 9 months time without interest, purchaser giving bankable note to draw 10 per cent from date if not paid at maturity.

Sums of 15.00 and under cash. Note: If Saturday, April 14, Is not a pleasant day, sale will be postponed till Monday, April 10, as we must sell out as we have to give possession. 3. B. McDANIEL.

Tom Sumner, Auctioneer. lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts knowing it has cured thousands of Corns, Burns, Bolls Sores, Felons, hone 1m9 cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, FROM La Grippe and all Throat, Chest and prompt attention. F. O.

STANLEY. Ulcers, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin Erup I E.N. GARBER Lung diseases are surely cured oy it. pn nn Rose William's Druggist, This Summer. Shop la Soanlln building.

and get a free tiial bottle, Regular tions; infallible Tor rues, uure guar anteed. Only 26c at Rose aud WU liams drugstore. Everybody smokes "Magnolias." South weit oornor square, Delivered to all parts of olty. tt ttttttttttt? size 60c and 11.00. Every oottie guar anteed,.