The Leader from Virgil, Kansas • 1

VOL. VII MIND MOVES MA 11. NO. lo THE LEADER. VIIiGIL, KAN.

MARCH 23 lOOO 8AILR0AD TIME STABLE A.T.&S R. No. 27o. Going west 7:05 p. n.

No. 274. Going east 9:00 a. m. For farther information call on W.

H. Bonnett Agent Rev. Rhoades and wife went up to Kansas City Monday evening to attend the Kansas Conference of the M. E. church and to visit with Mrs.

Rhoades' sister, Dr. G. H. Black, who graduated in th Kansas City Medical college a few days ago, came down home the fore part of the week. GLOBE SIGHTS The owner, of a dog always knows an antidote for poison.

Nearly every man has a special ty and is looking for a chance to show it off. It is terribly easy to get a ptr son engaged in wondering if per haps he isn't throwing himself a way. A woman can't be said to practical if her wedding dress is not of a material that will make over nicely for children. In nine cases in ten. when a wo man dies, the neighbors say that she could have been saved if her I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Probate Judge subject to the decision of the Republican county convention.

David Roche. S-'P(I vreef. potatoes at W. A. Smiths.

W. Winner and family have moved to a farm down near Chan-ute. W. A. Hicks went up to Empo-ri evening as a delegate to the Congressional Convention which was held at that place Tuesday afternoon.

Mrs. A. W. Wiggins 'returned from Eureka Saturday af tr spend ing a week visiting with Iter sister Mrs. W.T.

Grove. Mrs. Gap Smith was died to Chanute the latter pan of last week on account of the serious illness of her brother, she returned Wednesday evening and reports her brother much better. The Y. P.

C. U. gave an entertainment at the U. B. church Wednesday evening, a fair sized audience was present and every one well pleased with the program J.

A. Pegram will sell his stock and farming implements at pub lic auction tomorrw afternoon. He has decided to locate at Quin-cy and we are sure he will, in a Bhort time, have a large practice NOTICE. The Ladies' Aid Society of the U. B.

church will given general supper at the school bouse Wednesday evening April 11. OBITUARY. G. Hinchman was born in Logan county West Virginia, March 26, 1827 and died at the home of his son, Josiah, near Virgil Kans- March 18, 1900. He was married to Elizabeth Swan August 13, 1815.

After a few years they moved to Lake countv Indiana where they resided until the year 1866, when they moved to Kansas. To them were born six children, two of whom died in infancy. The eldest, Oliver, died several years ago One sou, two daughters and Ins wife are left to mourn the loss of a loving father and a kind husband. The funeral services, conducted by Rev. Rhoades, were held at the family residence Sunday after noon, large crowd was in attendance us Mr.

Hinchman was a highly respected citizen having lived in Greenwood county for the past ,33 years. The burial took place at the Virgil cemeterm. ATTENTION. I have a number of good driving horses also several head of heavy work horses on the John Hoggett farm south of Quincy. I will sell at very reasonable prices.

Jno. A. Edwards. I will be Virgil on April 4th and will stay one week or longer. Will have with mo large stock of well sob- art ificial teeth, so that.

I can suit the most fastedi-ous in size; or color and quality. All work guaranteed, Du. H. F. Baenett.

Seed potatoes at W. A. Smiths A. V. Wiggins attended to business in Eureka-syesterday.

A. T.Burris was in Eureka'the fore part of the week. Wm.Pinnick attendedjto business in Eureka. Monday. D.

Roche and T. Gilliepie were in Eureka Thursday. J. H. Pegram was on the sick list the latter part of last week.

Willie King is very sick with pneumonia fever. Hubbard and family Amoved onto Mrs. Evans" farm the fore part of the week. W. D.

Hunt and James Pegram were injToronto between trains Tuesday. Sheriff Johnson and lawyer Shultz, of Eureka, were in town a yesterday. John Stewart and wife came over from Eureka last Friday and visited with relatives Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Evans and her daughter have moved intorthe house just east of the post office.

Vanghu Folle'nsbee will work for W. E. Zieglerduring the coming spring and summer, Mrs Mathews, of Fredonia visited with Mrs Black last Saturday and Sunday. Sam Jones, of Toronto isbuild-ing the foundation for the I. 0.

0. hall and store room this week. K. F. Loveland, Henry Wise and Tip Mallicoat each hauled a a load of potatoes to Yates Center Monday for A.

Jenne. C. E. Merrill has been very sick during the past weok, at this writing lie is reported as being some better. K.

Ziegler and family, of near Hamilton, visited with relatives in this vicinity last inn Sunday, husband had gotten scared soon enough. Money even attracts bullets. A man who missed a barn door with -a rifle, easily plugged a silver dol lar at a distance of fifty yards. When it is prayer meeting night the mother is allowed to represent the family, but if it is a church concert, the father and daughters atlend. Big sleeves were considered a necessity on every woman's dre56 two yt'ars ago, but they are as anil qua ted now at the nuiuiioi' in which country barber combs his hair.

Considering' tlfj uiiii.y old nWn who are struggling alon in poverty, a i wonderful that young men do not takp better carw their money, and save it for 'ho inevitable rainy day. When you heara tinm for being stingy, defend him too many men are spendthnUe, and become burden' on their ehuives. Astingy man who ha. seos enough to save liis money, is rare enough to be appreciated. He Fooied the Surgeons All doctor mid Renick Hail ton, of West after suffering 18 mouths from Rtvial Fistula, he would die unless a cost ly operation was performed, but he cured himself with five boxes of Buck! en's Arnica Salve, the surest Pile cure on Earth, and the best Salve in the cents Sold by H.

2 Close, druggist. L. Travi-. Agpnt Southern R. R.

Selina, Ga. "I a not say too much it One minute oomrh cu in uiv it worked like charm." The only harmless remedy that immediate t.nr8 cough 8 colde, fud all throal v. Br0U, Exhaustion and break down follow Grip, Prevent it by tisinc Dr. Miles' Nervine. Mr.

Pegram and family expect to start for Oregon the fore part of the week where they will make their future home. G. B. Dalton and family moved to Toronto last Friday. Mr.

Dalton has purchased a house and some land in Toronto and will make their future home there. The Leader will keep them posted on the hapenings of Virgil and vicinity. Size doesn't indicate quality Be ware of counterfeit and worthless salve offered for DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve. Dewitts is the only infallible cure for piles and all skin diseases. J.

Brown. I. Bevry, Logan ton, Pa. writes I am willing to take my oath that 1 was cured of pneumonia entirely by the use of One minute cough cure after doctors lailed. It also cured my children of whooping Quickly relieves and cure coughs, colds, croup, gripp and Call at Browns for cough sirrup quiii inc, ningi.e liniment, blood purifier hi.

tonut many-other favorite prescriptions. We expect to keep an extensive line of drugs as soon as we can mako room for them, throat and lung troubles Children all like it. mothers endorse it. i. Brown.

181b granulated sugar at Browns for 11,00,.