The Fall River Citizen from Fall River, Kansas • 3

An Old Soldier's Recommendation. EUREKA ITEMS. B. MILLER In the late war I wns a soldier in J. M.

Fedrlck was in this city Tues the First Maryland Volunteers, Com pany G. During my term of service day. -Attorney-at-law and Notary Public. contracted chronic diarrhoea. Since Win.

McClintock was arrested then I have used a great amount of Tuesday lor selling mortgaged prop FRISCO USE. Will Thomas Bound Orcr. The case of the state of Kansas ve. Will Thomas occupied tho attention of Justice Morgan's court Tuesday afternoon. Mr, Thomas is charged with assault Willi -Intent to kill, the complaining witness being B.

Lindaey, our present city marshal, the particulars of which were given in last week's Advocate. Mr. Jackson, our county attorney, was notified to be present but for some medicine, but when I found any that erty. BTi LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO would give mo relief it would injure my stomach, until Chamberlain's Colic Gregg nnn team ran away Insurance and Collection Agent: Sunday. One horse broke his leg nnd By.

TIME TABLE EAST BOUND. Cholera und diarrhoea Remedy was brought to my notice. I used it and riMnii.it 1 If in Hkakcii of a Nhw Try the effect of a mud hath at Las Vegas Hot Springs, New Mexico. Other form of baths may he hud there, all benctleial in rheumatic troubles nnd diseases of the blood. The cool, dry, tonic air of this resort just the thing for tired nerves, and there is nothing so restful 11a Xew Mexico sunshine, especially when supplemented by such fine service as is given the Hotel Montezuma, reopened June 20th.

ThU famous Inn cannot be excelled anywhere In the Southwest. Round trip excursion tickets ri siilo to Las Vegas not Springs from points. Reached only over the Santa Fe Route. For illustrated pamphlet and a copy of "Laud of Sunshine," address D. Wlsliarf.

O. P. St. L. S.

F. R'y St. Louis. Mo. had to be killed.

The city this week had to pay for will say it is the only remedy that gay Taxes paid fornon-residents. horse shot by some one target shooting 1.19 a. 1.85 p. 3.05 p. ra me permanent relief and no ad results unaccountable reason failed to show at Clark's shooting gallery.

follow. I take pleasure in recommend Passenger No. 2 -Passenger No. 4 Local Freight WKST BOUND. Passenger No.

3 -Passenger No. 1 -Local Freight, up and Mr. Lindsay at the last moment; employed L. 11. Johnson to log this preparation to till of my old There Is but little political talk in the county sent this week and no new Agent for the OLD RELIABLE Spring 1.35 p.

comrades, who, while serving their a.uu a. 8.44 a. candidates have emerged from obso prosecute the case while. A. B.

Miller represented the defendant. Three witnesses testified for tho state and country, contracted this rend In curity. CONNECTION'S. disease as I did, from eating unwhole about six testified for the defendant. If you have not paid your personnl Traill No.

1, connects Rt Wichita, with T. S. for points some and unooked food. Yours truly property tax, look out for the sheriff After the care was tried, Justice in Cherokee Strip ana Oklahoma. Con A.

F. Bonding, Ilaliey, Oregon. For who will make you a call within the Morgan promptly decided that there nects at Burrton, with A. T. gale by all druggists.

next few days. was probable oauae and held the de S. F. for points iu Kansas. Has re t-lining chair car (seats tree) and Pull' Parsoiis'Liquid Electricity the fendant in the sum of $500 for Ills ap A reward of $500 has been offered only medicine on the market Hint man drawing room sleeper to Wichita Some time ago Mr.

Simon GoUlbaum field Fire and Marine" Insurance of Massachusetts, and Shawnee of Topeka, Kansas. Special attention given collections. Collection agent for Aultman, Miller Co. pearance at the next term ef court. by the county commissioners of this of San Luis Rey, California, was and Burrton, Kansas.

Train No. 2 connects at Monett Mo positively guaranteed to cure rheumatism or no pay. Sold by A. D. Black county, for the arrest and conviction The defendant being unable to give bond was committed to the countv troubled with a lame bnek and rheu for points in Arkansas nlao for points of the murderers of W.

II. Orvis, ot mail. matism. He used Chamberlain's Pain til to await the sitting of the Febru in Indian Territory via JNeosno. con Sevcry.

neets at Monett with Texas limited Balm and a prompt cure effected. lie ary term of court. Going to California Stop Off at Mrs. Stil well, the aged mother of says he has since advised many of his (Vcstibuled) which ha reclining Chair Cars (seats free) and Pullman Bullet Las Vegas Hot Springs and Grand friends to try it and all who have done Joe and Ed Stil well, died at the asylum Ii is week. Her remains were Canon of the Colorado River.

A Sew Venture. Among the most enterprising farm Drawing Room Sleeper through to Galveston via Paris and Dallas without so have spoken highly ot it. It Is for Tiie first named is a most delightful shipped to this city Tuesday and in sale by all druggists. resort iu the Rocky Mountains ot Xew change, connects at Grand Union Station St. Louis with all lines for the ers in this section is W.

Q. Wicker-sham. He has lived on his present Call on or address terred in the Greenwood cemetery. The police court has been the at Mexico, with mineral waters, hot cast, north and southeast. lias re- farm for nearly thirty years and he baths, invigorating climate and varied traction this week.

Two of Eureka's The New York" Ledger, lias recently put up fer his own use a l. B. MILLER, scenery. After June 20th the splendid Montezuma Hotel, refitted and un prominent lawyers came very nearly complete system of water works hav- amerca's gbeatest story paper, settling the dispute of their clients in ng put is several hydrants about his der new management, will luxuriously care for that court' by the manly art brute residence -far lawn purposes and has FALL RIVER, KANSAS: Always publishes the best and force. also arranged to water his stock by clinin chair cars (scats free) and Pullman Drawing Boom Sleeper to St.

Louis. Train Xo. 3 connects at Burrton, with A. T. S.

F. for points In Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, New A Old Mexico. Arizona and California. Has Reclining ('hair Cars (seats free) to Burrton, Kansas, and Anthony, Kansas. Pullman Drawing Boom Senper to Burrton, Kansas, Through Pullman Sleepers Burrton, to The Grand Canon is readied by a most interesting short stories, the same means.

The water is pumped Judge Evey has issued this week the following marriage licenses: nto resevoirs by means of a new half-day's stage ride from railroad station at Flagstaff, Arizona. The trip is comfortably made at moderate cost. lie whist ci ii met in regular ses- serial stories and special articles that can be procured, regardless Bert E. Hill, of Star, to MissMUH- wind mill sold and erected by Itomig ion last evening at the residence eent English of this city. Everything yon have seen dwarfs in 0.

Bomlg. There was goodly Wilkinson. It will only be a short time till Mr. Wickcrsham will have of expense. The latest fashion John F.

Ealey to Miss Ida B. Long, comparison witli this Titan of chasms. umber present; enough to run foil both of Madison. the most comfortable and attractive notes and pattern can be found T. J.

Morgan called Friday and informed us somewhat on the financial question' Ho if also pleased witn the Kansas crowd in congress. II. McDonald a regular reader of the Advocatk at Fredonia, has had his address changed to Coyville and has no boubt moved there to live. Niagara would be swallowed up in it, table at duplicate whist. This end the existence of the club ns the mem ome in this locality.

Dr. G. L. Tetrick and Miss Gertrude every week on the Woman and Pikes Peak appear insignificant it placed in the canon's dark depths. He is to be congratulated upon his Doud were married in this city yester hers have concluded to disband for tiic Pueblo, iJcnver, hi Paso, Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco.

On Sundays lias Pullman Turists sleeper through to Lus AngHes, California, without change via Burrton, Albu-bucrciue and Uarstmv. Train No. 4 connects at Monett, for points iu Arkansas and Texas. energy and good judgment. We need World Page.

There is always day nnd left on the same day for St For illustrated books descriptive season. The club has been a source of much enjoyment through lie long many more just such men; men who Louis for a short wedding trip. Miss something in the New York Ledger either place, inquire of nearest age-it Santo Fe Koute, nr address 1). Wisliai ave business of their 'own to attend winter evenings and the regular plaj T. J.

Council, the veteran hotel man Has Becliiiitig Clmli Cars (seats free) G. P. St. L. S.

F. R'y, Louis. has developed many good players to and who are satisfied to allow other men that same blessed privilege. that will interest every member of the family. 20 pages Price 5 of this city, now answers to the call of juiil Pullman lStillet Drawing Room Mo.

While the club has ceased to exist we Sleeper llonett to Dallas, via Paris. Connects at St. I.ouis Grand grandpa and lie takes to his new name like a duck takes to the water. do not believe for a moment that the cents. For sale in this town by I nion Station with all hues tor ihc A Chance for Stockmen.

The Live Stock Indicator of Kansas CHESTER A. YOUNG- game wiM not continue to be played here. There are entirely too many Jviist, and lias re City Missouri and the Advocavu both cranks in this city anil just across the for one year for $1.50. This offer is Robt. Kynion bought several cars of hogs from the farmers in tiiis vicinity Wednesday and shipped them the same day.

Bob is a rustler sure enough. Elk county line to allow so pleasant pastime sink into desuetude. Texas Wants You. clining Cliair Cars (scats tree) and Pull-tnau ilrawing Boom Sleepers to St. Louis.

Through tickets on sale to all Hiints. For further particulars call on oi address W. II. Bkvanh, Agent, Fall River. Kansas only good for a short time.

Doud is one of Eureka's most charming mid accomplished young ladies nnd Dr. Tetrick is the leading dentist in the city. DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS. John L. Adams brings divorce proceedings against his wife, Lucy Adams, on the grounds of desertion.

The Eureka Bank vs. G. L. Bailey on ulmttle mortgage. The amount claimed, $150.

The Alliance Trust Co. vsi C. M. (J rail forViudginent of $2000 nnd asks for snib of the east half (.) of tiie northeast quarter O4) and the east half 0j) of the southeast quarter () of section 9, township 20 and range 12. M.E.C.

Mnpfials. Our Eureka correspondent in another column states in this week's items that Dr. G. L. Tetrick and Miss Gertrude Doud are married.

This will be no new surprise to many of our readers. Dr. Tetrick is a flno dentist being a graduate from the dental college at Kansas City and having had many years experience under the guidance of his father, Dr. O. M.

Tetrick. Miss Doud is one of the brightest TThcgulf coastof Texas is a charming resort for invalids who don't A very pleasant party was given at Chamberlain's Cough Remedy iruous for its cures of bad cold's. is 1c Mr. Fred Me.ius' new home in this ke zero weather. Big attractions for Claude Purknpile is viewing the honiescckers 20 acres of land plant city Wudnesiliiy evening by their son pens the secretions, relieves the lungs sights and scenes iu Kansas City this Fhiimy, Janimky 24, ed in pears T7' nets the owner Avery, as the time is near hand when and aids nature in restoring the sys week.

He went up with a couplo of their only (laughter, Mrs, Eunice ion year aJ after orchard is es tab-shed. Strawberries and cranes also cars of stock shipped by Jtont. to take her departure for a tem toa healthy condition. If freely used as soon as the cold lias been contracted, and before it has become set- Kynion. profitably raised.

Regular winter tour- northern stale. The Ileins home was st tickets can be v' houahtanv dav and most accomplished young ladies ut special excur- J. sions will be Mr. David Itothgeb, an enterprising stormed by their many young friend led in the sj'stem, it greatly lessens Local News. To Our Patrons.

Wo have made arrangement with the Weekly Toledo by which we are enabled to furnish the Ad who engaged in a social game of cards. run the 2d Tuesday in each month from a limited territory toall points in Texas. the severity of lie attack and bus often farmer and a good republican living in tho extreme southeast corner of in Eureka and is the eldest child of the veteran newspaper man, W. Doud. At the proper time a lunch was levied.

ured in a single day what would Theexcursion fare its chea-p A enough a little over a cent a mile; 1 tickets this county, was in the city Wednes it is tne wish of an tho young have been a severe cold. For sale by NEW ALBANY JOTTINGS. Miss Ella Kimbrell came home from Altogether an elegant time was had by all present. couple's friends that their journey day on business. good 30 days, wiMi stop over south bound.

Talk it over with agent Friscc vocate and Blade one year for Neodclni Thursday. Constable C. E. Ater took Will $1.25, to all new subscribers or to whist club met Iat' Friday evening at tiie commodious, home of through life may be strewn with roses. Congratulations of the Advocatk are extended.

Thomas to the jail nt Eureka Wednes Miss Anna Leatherburg went to day morning where Mr. Thomas will Fall Kiver Thursday. wm. Jlclirown the nature ot sur line or adilrcess D.Wishart.G. P.

A. St. Louis, and ask for a free copy of illstrated pamphlet describing Texas coast country. It costs only 11 cent to ask, and it may mean a fortune to you. You Want Texas.

Latlies Don Read This. suffer with painful menstruation when Parsons' Liquid Elrctiiciiy is positively guaranteed to relieve yo'i 11 five minutes or no pay. Sold A. D. Blackmail.

be confined till the February term of prise to Mr. MeBrown it being his The Presbyteriau church will be the district court. 56th Mrthday. There was a full at dedicated the 23d of February. tendance and a royal good time was Young people's prayer meeting at F.

E. Morgan is now a full partner iiad. At ten o'eloek Mrs. MeBrown the Baptist church Monday evening. served a delicious lunch and at a late with II.

L. Hale in the milling busi nese. We predict that these gentle The B. Y. I'.

U. society will give an men will do a good business which entertainment Tuesday evening, Jan hour the guests departed wishing Mr, MeBrown many such pleasant birthday reminders. 0MIG WILKINSO: they well deserve. uary 28. Married.

Mr. Harve Patterson and Miss Sarah Garrett, both of Salt Springs township, were married at Howard yesterday. Mr. Patterson is the second son of Samuel Patterson of this city and Is an industrious and worthy young man. Miss Garrett is the youngest daughter of William Garrett, who lives a few miles east of this city and who is a well-to-do farmer.

Those happy young people are well old ones renewing their subscription for one year in advance. This offer will stand foi only a limited time, and if you want to take advantage of this" extraordinary offer, you had better come in and subscribe at once; The Blade is one of the best national republican papers published ill the United States and you cannot afford to let this chance, to get the two papers, slip. Mrs. J. Crews returned from a visit at Sevcry Sunday.

It's about time for Paul Wiley to j) nt in his appearance. Several of our young people attended Ye editor and boss printer drove to the entertainment at Fredonia last Howard Monday and returned to Chas evening. Butternelds where we enjoyed two The young people of the M. square meals and returned to this Your stove pipe steals your money when it is attached to a loose inferior grade of stove. Did you ever think of where all this scrap city Tuesday morning.

church expect to organize an Epworth League soon. Mrs. G. W. Dornblaser, of Winfleld, suited to each other and there is no iron goes? A o-reat deal of it croes into a cheap stove.

What do vou Miss Kate Bewley, of Fall River, and Mrs. O. W. Young, of Pittsburg reason why they should not live hap has been attending the meeting here We notice with some degree of satisfaction that this present Leap year is not barren of results. Several marriages have occurcd that would have been chronicled long ago but for the timidity of the man.

It is our wish that the young ladies who yet remain unasked will brace up and aim high and above all get married before it is time to begin spring plow ing. Messrs. S. II. Butler and Chaa.

Uulkley are the champion whist players of the state. If there are any people iu lie neighboring towns who sister and mother of Mrs. Mattie get then but a scrap stove? Why not get a high grade, first cast, air the past week. pily together. The best wishes of the Advocatk are extended.

Wilkinson are guests at the latter's tight Protracted meeting closed Wednes home in this citv this week'. Albany, Thomas Fink, of near New was in town Wednesday. day evening. About thirty i persons H. N.

Barrett Wen His Contest. This week we received the Informa Dr. M. E. McCray, of New Albany claim conversion.

high school notks. made a professional call to this city John Miilnigretn is now a rentier of the Advocate. iiiursiiay. lie doctor lias grown Xot enough interest taken in school tion tnac JNeut Barrett, ex-postmaster at this place, has won the contest on his claim iu the final hearing before long chin whiskers and is hardly work. recognizable by many of his old The Advocatk and Semi-Weekly Topeka Capital both for $1.50.

the Commissioners in Perry, care to dispute this title all they have to do is to drop down here for an Stop shooting those paper wads anu friends. get to work. evening and engage these gentlemen John Ferguson returned Wednesday Mr. Barrett has had a long and ex Mrs. O.

W. Romig and Mrs. M. Bert Hastings and Leonard Cox are in a social game and if our statement from a visit with friends at Pittsburg Orvis spent Tuesday evening with the the absentees this week. pensive fight tor his rights anil his many friends In this section of the is not correct to the letter the mule is yours.

ditor and wife. The game was whist Robert Harbard returned from That book-case seems to be in rather nd Mrs. Orvis and Mrs. Miller wiped couutry will be glad to know that he now owns one of the very best quarter brief visit with relatives at Cancy, slow process of construction. Jtonert received last wee up the earth wltii their unfortunate yesterday.

During the illness of Miss Lines, sections in the new country. irom lopenatwo very flue specimens opponents. Miss Chloe Jackson taught school in We are indebted to W. A. Pumphrey of the big bone Berkshire breed.

Mr Constable J. C. Webster had official Sim West, this week, purchased the for the above information. Morton p.ul in the neighborhood of business some 5 miles north east of this her place. Our poet has returned, Our thoughts backward turn; $35 for the two and they arc very fine- city to-day.

David Cochran residence, one block east of the Commercial hotel, and will specimens of that popular stock. It I List of Patents. Granted to Kansas Inventors this The Advocate, Semi-Weekly Capi worth your while to go and see them if you are at all interested ill the tal and the New York Tiibune all for fit it up and occupy it as a family residence. Sim is a rustler and enjoys the confidence of all who know him. week.

Reported by C. A. Snow $1.75 a year. swine business. We see the master stern, In his hand a hickory timber, It makes our head swim, To think ef him With a vision of flying timber.

solicitors of American and Foreign patents, opposite United States Patent F. M. Cunning- Mr. John Ashwell, Miss Anna Ash Our furniture man, ham, sold a nice hill Fred Ileins fo-dav. of furniture to well and Mother Ashwell left for olhce, Washington, D.

C. Baxter Springs Wednesday. Mr. Ash How dear to my feet are the shoes of I W. Bolinger, Eureka, Fruit-evapor well will visit relatives at Baxter for my childhood A family named Hart have recently A.

F. Defevers, II. B. Washburn and E. II.

Allen, nil popular business men of our town, went to Fredonia yesterday to attend a performance of the Tennesee Jubilee Singers. They returned right side up to-day and report a very good show. A Liberal Offer. ator; E. C.

Gordon, Clietopa, Heilge- a few days and then return to his home When out of the atic, they are pulled 'SSSi A triuimer; J. Patrick, Baxter Springs, in Illinois. Mrs. Ashwell and Miss into view Clieckrein attachment; J. Pempfling, Anna will return to this city in a few- Tears come into my eyes, my thought days.

backward flies Kansas City, Horseshoe; S. R. Sprad- When I think of those old ynller shoes. If the sneak thief, who stole the set Mrs. Lizzie Purkapile and children, lin, Xorth Topeka, Sad iron; L.

S. Wheeler, Tyro, Wagon-brake. ting hen from my smoke house, will of Malison, arrived in the city the bring her back, I will exchange an first of the week and are at present at other for her, the eggs will spoil The old yaller shoes, The hobnailed shoes, The old plow shoes That I wore when a boy. DAISY DEAX. the bedside of Mrs.

Purkapile's sick moved into the C. C. Miller property. They came from Beloit. Notice.

We want to buy corn on account. SwKKrfc Adams. Born, January 23, to Mr. and Mrs. S.

West of this city, a nine pound boy. Mother and child are doing well. W. II. subscribed for the Advocate this week which will be eent to hig new home at Hope, Kansas.

The case of the state of Kansas vs. Frank Fields was continued till January 30 as the iiistanccof the not having any more hens wanting to sister, M.is. John Kobinson, at the ROUND OAK STOVE set just now. A. W.

Morgan. home of W. C. Dudgeon near this city. P.

S. The parties might save prose Mrs. Robinson is seriously ill and not cution by so doing. A.W. M.

Tr Lai made by P. D. Beckwith, Dowagac, Michigan, when it costs no more HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. expected to live. The annual meeting of the Masonic than a Fake Oak and will save half your fuel for you and give an W.

II. Bevans, our genial R. Joe Wickrrsham was absent from Grand Bodies will be at Wichita. agent, would be oleased if those school Monday. ta Kansas, February 17-24.

For this oc twelve or fifteen fellows, who ordered Slisscs Cunningham and Wiuthrop casion excursion tickets will be on steady heat? Universal Steel Ranges and Cooks. custom made suits, would kindly call visited school this week. sale to Wichita and return at ne fare at his office, pay the charges and take those clothes away. for round trip. Selling dates Febru Grace Blackburn was elected organ The Celebrated ary 15 to 19 inclusive.

Limit for re The snow began to fall Wednesday evening and continued till nineo'clock the next day. Winter lias now began ist for the proceeding week. turn February 24, 1896. CHARTER OAK COOK. The scholars are sorry they are re in earnest.

quired to tee the absence of chewing W. II. Bkvaxs, Agent A full line of Rum. If.You EIU Todd viMted the Xorth Pole STTFJF TT IV AT? 17. TT A TJTVrVfiG CAT.

Mr. and Mrs. Battertou, of Wilson county, were in the city Wednesday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.

M. Cunningham. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of letters re literary last Saturday nisrht and no-1 "i -ikjkj, Ac The American Protective Tariff League is a national organization advocating "Protection to American Labor and Industry as explained by its constitution, as follows Th object of this Laagu hall to protaet Amarican labor by a tariff on importo, which cliail adequately aaeura Amarican induatrial prsduota againet tha compaction of foreign There are no personal or private profits in connection with the organization and it is sustained by memberships, contributions and the distribution of its publications. FIRST: Correspondence it aolieited regarding Memberehip and Official Coireepondente," SECON We reed and welcome oontributtont, whethnr email or large, to our cause.

THIRD: We publifh a large line of documrne covering all ptaeea of tha Tariff queation. Com pleta set will be mailed to any addreee for 50 cents. FOURTH: Seno poetal card requett for free tr eery ef "A-rericai Eccrcm'tt." Ac'oreta Waieman, Oenaral Secretary, Week 23d Street, New York. comodated them with a declama DIVES, WHIPS, BAINE AND maining uncalled for at this office for tion. the month ending December 31, 1S95: The discussion in regard to what study they should take after the com Mrs.

P. L. Cullison, A. Brink, MUL1JNE WAGONS. WIND UliSLLS.

sell your farm or make a loan and want an abstract, write to Chakles E. Moohe, the leading abstracter of Greenwood county John Manspaker, Mary Mabell, pletion of civil goverment resulted in L. Cullison, B. J. Sevens, taking a branch of the seventh grade.

Dr. G. L. Tetru kand wife arrived on the east bound passenger at noon today and will visit fur a few days at the Iiome of S. R.

Whi te in this city. Mi-4 T.otiella Cunningham went to Kredoni yesterday and returned on the noon train to-day. She reports the J.ibiice Sincere lat evening as tery good. Myrtle Rose, Brice Dixon. "ewi may bo sent by the deaf and New Home Sewing Machines, When calling for them say advertised dumb transmission to the farthest ErHiKi) Kansas.

and give date of advertisement. station with but little confusion. This new Invention in sehrml wishes ROMIG WILKINSON. A. F.

DtFEVEKd, Postmaster. to lie ij'ir. it tlo'Lbt..