Tri-County News from Scottsville, Kansas • 4

CHICAGO TRI COUNTY NEWS Correspondence. Old papers 5c a bunch at this office. S. W. Duke was up from Beloit A ersey Heifer Given Away, We must unload our surplus stock BOOTS AMD SHOE And here are the prices we will moire until we accomplish, that purpose: -s.

Men's Working Shoes as low. as 60c. Men's Congress Plow Shoes former price 1.50. Sew Down Plow Shoes 1.10; former price L50. Fain lew.

Mr. Cunningham and family went Beloit last Monday. Miss Dora Horn was out horse-back riding last Wednesday. Mrs. Shook went to the Blue Hills his morning.

Mrs. Bolt. Miss Jennie Dlckason and Mrs. Hartman visited at Mrs. obn Hartman's.

Mrs. Bchellin and daughter Emma spent last Wednesday at Mr. Mc- Cutchanrs. Frank. Mary and Sol.

Qaaken- bush were at Mr. Cunningham's last Saturday evening. A good many of the farmers are cutting grain. Anna Owen, of Beloit, is visiting in the country this week. Last Sunday was the Springfield Children's day and a good many of Fairview folks attended It.

I. O. TJ. Miss Maude Parch, of Concordia, is visiting her Aunt, Mrs. L.

G. Gllson. 25 bushels of potatoes sold out at $1.00 per bushel at New York store. Paints, Oils, Window glass, Putty Varnish, WaU-flinish, Brushes and painters' supplies of every description at Emmert's Drug Store. Ahorse belonging to Geo, Elliott, which was hitched in front of the New York store on Monday night broke loose and ran away, almost totally demolishing the cart and harness but did not Injure the horse to any great extent.

The Nebraska State Journal ef June 22th gives an account of the compositors of that paper donating their earnings for the night of June 20th toward paying off the debt of the Y. C. A. of Lincoln, and he amount realized was $91.05. We notice the names of A.

G. Jones, $3.15, and F. M. Coffey, $3.00, among the list of twenty-nine com positors. AH our readers will recognize the name of A.

G. Jones as an old employ ee of the News, and F. M. Coffey, who was raised here. Wednesday an effort was made by Hal.

Neiswanger and L. D. Huff, a Bethany farmer, to raise a fund of $500, to the Goodland rain Co. to operate at this point. The company agrees to pioduce an inch of rain for the principal of no rain, no pay.

$35 were subscribed during the day, which would seem to indicate that our citizens haven't much con fidence in the rain producing scheme. We alUrealize that rain 13 badly need ed at once, but seem willing to con tinue trusting in providence for our supply of moisture. Osborne JOl working shoes in same proportion. In our Douglass line in Mens' we will sell his. 450 shoes at 3.50; his 3.50 at 3.00 and his 3.00 at 2.50.

These will go out fast, so come early. We also have some Douglass 2.50 in ladies shoes at 2.00. His 2.00 shoes at 1.75. Our 3.00 line in Ladies' Oxfords and Prince Alberts will be reduced to 2.40. They are the best values ever offered at the price.

Our 2.40 line of oxfords and Prince Alberts at 1.85; our 2.00 Prince Alberts at 1.85; our 2.00 Prince Alberts at 1.75; our 1.50 oxfords at 1.25. Children's oxfords in the same proportion. REMEMBER, on every $2.00 purchase you will he given a ticket on a Fine Bred Jersey Heifer, She will soon he fresh. Your Favorite Home Newspaper Go to the hew yORKoSSV fit H. KELLCSO REVSPAPER CO.

Llissouri Pacific TIME TABIiE. GOING EAST LEAVE 8:07 A.M. 9:50 A. M. 4:: No.

404 Passen No. 424 Local No. 423 Freight. GOING WEST. LEAVE No.

403 ..........5:37 r. M. No. 421 Freight A. M.

No.423IiOcal freight 4:35 P. If. I All trains carry ttaesenvera. Trains 421 and 423 hare coach and baggajra car ana wilt carry baggage. O.

A. CBUMRINE. Affent. SOCIETIES. A 7.

Stk. il. Scottsvillo Lodge. No. 949.

meets every second and fourth Tues 4ay erenincrs In each mouth. I P. WILSON. J. 8.

IiANGLEY. Bee W. M. OE. S.

Scottsville Chapter. No. 45. meets tliA flretnnd thtrilTnAailavAvoninirii rtf eacn montn. MINNIE CULP MBS.

BLODGETT. Bee. W. M. FP.

A. 8eottsvllle Band. No. Kntnrrl.lv Avnnlncrnn nrhfif 35. meets Saturday evening on or before each full jnoon.

UP. WILSON. FRANK BUTTON. fiec. GA.

It. meets each third Saturday after nnnn in Avnrr month. A. W.DAVIDSON, S. HUTTON.

Post Commander. Adj. O. O. Scottsvllle Lodgo.

No. 410. meets Thursday evening of each week. A. N.

KEELEB, A. J. PAUL. Sec. N.G.

ir W. of A. Lnlu lodge. No: 1627 meets XIX. nvurv RAflnnd nnd fourth Frldar even.

lnsrs In each month. G.A. CBUMRINE. Clerk. H.J.

GREEN. V. o. Relief Corps meets each first, and third Saturday afternoon in every month. MBS.

LANGLEY. Tres. STELLA BLODGETT. Sec. rprl-County Farmers Union.

No. 93 meets each Joonaay Kansas. L. D.CUNNINGHAM. Pres.

Of II- T.nln. Lndcre No 242 moats on the Utimt n.nrl thirl ATenines of each evenines month. BLODGETT, N. Ot. Btuxa Bmdgett, Secy.

ItELIGIOIJS. ETHODIST CHTJRCH- -Preaching each alternate Sabbath. BAPTIST CHURCH Service each alter-Bnnday atu a.m. All are cordially Invited. TTNION 8UNDAY SCHOOL every Sun-All are Invited.

day at lO a. m. LAWYERS. STEYENS STEVENS Beloit, Kansas- NOTARY PUBIilC. Scottsville.

Kansas- B. P. IANITJ3, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE AT NEWELL HOUSE BCOTTSVILLE KANSAS G. A. Lacerte, M.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. --r- 1, I fJFFicE second aoor of Post-office. Residence is second bouse "West of J. Keeler's. Bring us your job work! Bad complexion indicates an unhealthy state of the system.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are pills that will correct thi3 condition. They act on he liver, they act on the stomach, they act on the bowels. Looms, Farm for Sale Cheap. 160 acres two and one half miles Southeast of Scottsville. Enquire of C.

Sawyer. The Demon of Despaib Insomnia, and its twin brother Dyspepsia, are the offspring of a disordered stomach I A positive cure is rouna in Dandelion Bitters. Sold by all Drug-ists. James Guion, STOCK BUYER. Scottsviixe.

I am prepared to pay top prices for your venule land hogs. Do not sell your stock without first ascertaining what I will pay you lor It. James Or ion. ft- TFast Hail Route RUNS 4 DAILY TRAINS-4 i Atchloon rrwuN 0 St. Loulo FULLHil BUFFET SLEEPHG GARS RECLDQSG CHAIR CARS (2) ELEGAIT PARLOR CARS i non MounTAin Route TK3 ONLY LIH3 TO THB Km: Eat Spifcgs cl Arkansas (TNI CJUSLSSMO CFMBfSfCM.

AH grineip! eitlM In the United State at rMcbd tU tha XEssCUri Paeifis Bailway Clf Yow ISearest Agent lor Tioxeta and particulars, or address CHAS. E. STYLES, Tass. Ticket 1ft. 1TCEIS0J, SI3.

Monday. Great remnant? sale at the New York store. Jira Oulon went down to Beloit Monday on business. Did you see those nice tea pots given away with one pound of tea at the New York store? Frank Lane is right the midst of harvesting this week. The largest assortment of Bicycles to close cut at cost at Dilworths.

Call and see. The heaviest rain of the season fell on Wednesday night of this week. Get prices on flour at the New York store. E. H.

Dil worth have a very arge lot of Belting at low prices. There will be a grand ball on the evening of the 4th at Jamestown. The New Process Quick Meal gas oline stove is for sale at Dilworths. N. H.

Dyer will put up a nice new bouse on his farm south of town, at once. The best mower made Is the ever- astlng Buckeye, sold only by Charlesworth, of D. W. Hess commenced to haul the lumber for his new house this week. "Silver Threads Among the Gold Are a sign that your hair needs In vigorating.

Beggs Hair Benewer promotes a healthy growth of hair, prevents Its falling out or turning gray. sold ana guaranteed by Loomis. Stockton ana lieloit will play a match game of ball for a $100 purse at Beloit on the Fourth. For Poultry powder, Condition powders. Blood purifiers.

Liniments and general assortment of Pure drugs and medicines, go to Emmert's Drug Store, Beloit, Kan. Max Hasgall and wife went to Be- oit Tuesday evening, returning home Wednesday afternoon. A. B. Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption result from a neglected cough or cold.

Don't neglect but cure promptly with a few doses of Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup. Sold by Loomis. COMING! COMING COMING 1 11 A car load of watermelons at O. A. Scanland's.

Little vegetable health producers: DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure malarious disorders and regulate the stomach and bowels, which prevents headache and dizziness. Loomis. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McAlpine.

of Alton, Kansas, came in on Wednesday to attend the fu neral of John McAlpine. Andrew's father. It's not very pleasant to cough and back To suffer pain iu chest and back, Many people could stop It, for sure By simply using One Minute Cough Cure. Bev, J. B.

Lewis was called to preach the funeral sermon of the six month old child of Mr and Mrs. Geo. Sniveley. southeast of here, on Wed nesday. ANiwJots-On the liver.

When it is out of order and you feel blue. try a few doses of Beggs' Little Giant Pills. Your liver will appreciate the joke. So will you. For sale by Loomis.

Margaret Morris of Carthage, Missouri, mother of Rev J. B. Lewis of this city, came in Friday morning and will probably spend the summer with him. We could not Improve the quality if paid double the price. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is the best Salve that experience can produce, or that jnoney can buy.

Looms. J. W. Carter's stock broke out of their pasture last Saturday night; in the morning he found three fine milch cows dead close together and near where they broke out. All that honesty, experience and skill can do to produce a perfect pill.

has been employed in making DeWitt's Little Early Risers. The re sult is a specific for sick headache biliousness and constipation. Loomis. Earnest Soper and Lawrence Mc Dowell of Beloit were visiting Earn est Jermark Tuesday. Mr.

Jer- mark drove to Beloit with them re turning Wednesday morning. The following citizens were a Concordia Wednesday to hear James B. Weaver: Geo. and Nicholas Werts, Rev. J.

B. Lewis, A. Ankel Win. Giimore, C. W.

Culp and C. Cioisant. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles. De ltt's mteh Hazel Salve cures burns De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures sores. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures ulcers Loomis Sol.

Hutton came in Tue3. from niae days visit to western Kansas He says outside ot the burnt district those who haye cultivated their corn have a prospect for a fair crop. He was west as far as Hill City. HAMILTON HERRICK. BELOIT, KANSAS.

The wheat and oat harvest com-rneuced promptly last Monday. Everyone reports the quality fine. Quanity as good as they expected but hard to save as it Is so short; and also the price is very low. Ignorance of the merits of DeWitt's Little Earh Risers Is a misfortune. Those little pills regulate the liver, cure headache, dyspepsia, had breath, constipaton and bilious- AND The LeafliBiBepnlcan Family Fauer of Hie United Slates Publiabed everr Frlda'y at Scottsville, Mnohell county and entered as sucoau class matter SCOTTSVILLE.

JUNE SO. All thwedslrln to Invert, or who hare advertisement tn this paper, that they aut taken out. will ploase notify us by Wednesday noon of each weou. Soottivillo Markets. Wheat, beat soft Wheat, boat hard 50c Corn Rye.

.4 23c Hogs, per $5.50 Fat toe re, per hundiod Butter ..11 Eggs .......10 market report Is corrected bv our Healers each week. Subscribe for the News. O. A. Scanland was in Jamestown last Sunday.

Machine and all other oils in large quantities at Dilworths. The Cloud county normal at Concordia closes this week. Cook Whitby's circus is In this part of the state again. Charlesworth. of Beloit, keeps the largest supply of windmills and tanks, wood and iron pumps and pump supplies, with faculties for re pairing the same.

George Green was in Beloit on township business Tuesday. One word describes it "perfec tion." We refer to DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, cures obstinate sores, burns, skin diseases and is a well known cure for piles. Looms. This county was visited by a re freshing shower Tuesday night. The Abmy Bill Is not the one tha worries us but the doctors bilL Keep a supply of Beggs Family Medicines on hand and reduce Your doctor's bills 95 per cent Sold by Loomis.

E. It. Fisher, of Beloit, wa3 tran sacting business in our city Tuesday. C0UU1IIMJ LEADS TO CONSUMPTION Kemp's Balsam stops he cough at once. J.

J. Webb, of Aurora, Kansas, was in town Monday calling on his friends." Everything in the way of Faints and Oils you may want, for sale cheap at Emmert's Drug Store. If. Jbi. iiircn, ol Concordia, was registered at the Commercial house last Saturday.

Wall Paper, Wall Paper! At Morse's Bookstore, Beloit. The only place where you ean see now it will look on the wall. Low prices. Some hail stones as large as hen's eggs fell during the shower last Friday afternoon. I have only a few of the 12-toot steel frame Cumm'ngs' Headers left.

F. Charueswobth The Concordia and Scottsville base ball clubs will cross bats at Jamestown on Tuesday. BICYCLES I The largest assort ment in Kansas to close out at cost. Call and see Dilworths Lane's Medicine Mores the Bowels Each Bar In order to be heal thy this Is necessary. Mr.

and Mrs. Southwortb. of Jamestown, were visiting with John McCaulev over Sunday. Pure Drugs and Medicines. Paints Glass.

Yarnish, Dye stuffs, etc, at Emmert's Drug Store. Rev. R. -T. Kendall will fill his usual appointment at Cros3 Boads ou the second Sunday in July.

We have just opened a new line of calicos ginghams and outing flannels at the New York store. Miss Nannie Southworth of James town, was visiting her sister Mrs John McCauley the first of the week. All the talk in the world will not convince you so quickly as one tria of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for scalds, burns, bruises, skin affec- tions and piles. LOOMIS A severe hail-storm in vicinity of Concordia ou Friday afternoon destroyed a large share of the grow Ing crop. For Sale.

200 acres of land. 2 miles north Scottsville. Inquire of H. Sawyer, Scottsville: or H. C.

Owen, Beloit, Kans. A. W. Burcher returned from Ma laga. Ohio, last Friday evening, Mr.

Burcher thinks this country is good enough for him. If you can afford to be annoyed by sick headache and constipation don't use DeWitt's Little Early rusers ior tnese little pills will cure them. Loomis The section men were laid off from the 24th to the 28th. Most of them quit tne section, ana win commence threshing in a few days. When yon visit Beloit, don't fail to all on the BUNCH-MILLER DRUG for anything In the Drag, Book er Paint line.

Oar Spring stock of Wall Paper is now in. Remember we are Headquarters for anything in onr line. BtrXt'H-MlLLER DRUG CO. Horace Ingalls brought home his two children Wednesday evening from Abilene; he having been given possfion of them by the court at Junction City, Kan. The Would's Arc those who nsQ Bergs' Blood Purifier.

It purifies the hjoocl, makes the skin clear and the complexion beautiful. "Try. a bottle an 'I note its effects. nnJ 52 atari ice! by OSTE3 FOR $1.25 of KANSAS. Do Yea Went to Savo from 25 to SO cent on every dollar rou spend? If so.

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Address all orders to she Tm-counsrsr wbwd BELOIT and State, and as much National news gives all the general new of the year and bacte them meet him in Heaven. He leaves behind and to mourn his loss, a loved and loving wife, the following children: Mrs. Daniel Black, Scottsville; Andrew McAlpine, Alton, Kansas; Mrs. Wm. Paul, Scottsville; Mrs.

Daniel Paul, Scottsville; Mrs. J. P. Ford, Daton, Washington; Mrs. Frank Goodrich, Scottsville, and Mrs.

Wm. Powell, Phillipsburg, all of whomwere present at the funeral; two sisters and one brother, and will be missed by a large circle of friends. Funeral services at his late residence by Elder M. E- Grover, from words found in Psalms 89-48. M.

E. G. Wednesday morning Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins were returning to their home in Clifton from a visit to their son In Scandia, who is the M.

E. minister at that place, last year stationed at Jamestown and Scottsville. After crossing the Mo. Pac. track east of town their horse suddenly commenced kicking.

The woman was kicked in the face while the man received blows on the face and arms. After being kicked out of the buggy they were found by a mover lying In the road. He brought them back to town and put them in charge ot Dr. Weaver, who dressed their wounds and got them in very comfortable condition. The doctor made a good many friends by the careful and skillful manner In which be nursed the eld people.

Jlliant. ed at Reasonable Prices. J. Loomis. Obituary.

McAlpine. In Marlet, June 26, 1893; John McAlpine, aged 66 years, 5 months and 34 days. ne was born in nolton county, Ontario, Canada; was united in marriage to Miss Ann McTarvish, June 14th, 1851, and In September, 1856, removed to he resided about 18 years. He came to Kansas in April, 1874, where he has continued torecide. Some months ago, realizing that his health was fast falling, he went to Buffalo, New York, for treatment; thence to Michigan on a visit to relatives and friends, and while there died at the home cf his sister, Mrs.

Joseph Neum an nis body arrived at home Jnne 29, 1893, accompanied by his wife, and daugh- ter, Mrs. Ford, and his brother-in-law, Joseph Neuman.ofMarict, Michigan, and will be buried beside his daughter in West Hope cemetery, today. As a man he was well known and highly esteemed; a true friend, a devoted husband, an indulgent father and an industrious citizen. He professed religion and united with the Presbyterain church in 1851; while at times since he may have seemed careless in his christian duties, yet in his last sickness he left the comforting assurance to Wis luvcd ones that Heaven was in view thrfcuali riches of graco in Christ Jesxi. He left his vji vM his children AHE YOU A T70JJAU Who a as not seen a copy ot Arthar's Sew Home Xagaziae of Philadelphia? -The best and cheapest Illustrated monthly ever published In the English language." 1,500 paces for ttJO.

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