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Modern Woodmen of America. A special meeting of Girard Camp No. 658 M. W. of A.

will be held at the office of Grantham and Satterthwaite, Saturday evening, September 14, meet Local at 8 o'clock sharp. Important busi Scrofula in the Blood Causes Glands of the Neck ta Swell Up This Trouble and a Case of Rheu matlsm Cured by Hood's. C. I. Hood Lowell, Mass.

i Dear Sirs: A little over a year ego bad a swelling come on the side of my Beck. I wm in very poor health generally ness will be considered, and every member is requested to be present. All members of the Girard camp attending the Log Rolling at Fort Scott, can obtain badges at the office M. S. who had been in the city for about three weeks in the of Grantham and Satterthwaite before the departure of train on Tuesday interest of a Kansas city building and loan company7 left Tuesday for Colum next the 17th.

A special train will bus. leave Girard at 9:24, a. fare for LITTLE LOCALS. The fixtures of the Opera Cafe have been moved to Pittsburg. P.

G. Sawyer, dentist. Office in Higgle block, south side of square. Consult Dr. Dillman about your teeth and get his prices on full set.

Miss Lulu Middleton is able to be out again after an illness of several round trip 80 cents. Charles Nigh and John Whittlngton, of Rudy, Arkansas, are spending a and doctored two months with th family physician who said my complaint was a billow attack. His treat ment failed to help me so I determined to try Hood's Sax saparilla. To my A. R.

Satterthwaite, Consul. week with relatives and friends in the city. Washington Township Primary. The Populists of Washington Town Miss Emma Viets arrived home Tuesday from Sedalia, Missouri, where ship are requested to meet at the Spice she was attending the Central great Joy, the swel- school house on Saturday, September ness college. ling on the Bids oi 28, at 2 o'clock P.

M. for the purpose of to. J. Martin, or Pittsburg accom panied by Marion Depuy and A. Mar nominating a full Township ticket, and transacting such other business as may yLJ peared.

I was Den Mrs. W. R. Malleraee efited for my Othef tin, oi Uissna I'arK, Illinois, were in the city Tuesday admiring the beauties come before the Drimary. Meadow, Wastu ailments.

Af tef or the county seat. Thos. Currax, taking three bottles of the havt George W. Strickler left Sunday for Committeeman at large. not had a sick day since.

I for one, rec Louisville to attend the national G. A. ommend Hood's Sarsaparilla to the afHio ADVERTISED LETTER LIST. R. encampment.

While away he will visit relatives and old time friends at Hood's Cures days. Hood's Pills have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action. C. P. Pierce's store at Pittsburg was robbsd Saturday night and about $25 worth of stuff taken.

Superintendent Curran is putting in his time these.days visiting schools throughout the country, Lightning killed two mules belonging to Arthur Shilling and two horses owned by Fritz Shilling near Mull-berry Sunday ovenin'g. The lightning shock Sunday evening made Fred Miner partially deaf for a time but he will entirely recover from the effects of the shock. Following is a list of letters remain Franklin and Shelbyville, Indiana. ing uncalled for in the Girard post- j. w.

vvampier, or israziiton, was ted, knowing what it has done for me la the past. My husband was afflicted with office September 10, 1895. Please Bay In the city Tuesday for the first time rheumatism and had that tired feeling 'advertised" when calling for same He took Hood's Sarsaparilla and found it tor several weeks. Mr. Wampler was suffering with a strained back.

Monday while milking he strained his Just the Medicine Needed. back but he does not know how. We believe it will do all that is claimed for Rev. W. H.

Kepford. who for the It, If given a fair trial. Both of us have past two years has had charge of the nsed Hood's Vegetable Pills and are well LETTERS. Sam Brown S. D.

Emmons Mrs. Elmira Simons W. T. Hayes Miss Julia Scisel Mrs. K.

Goock K. Coley S. W. Olizer Mrs. O.

E. Hageman Mrs. Georgianna Gillette Mrs. Ered Critchlield. Unless these letters are called for pleased with them." Mrs.

W. E. MA3 LEBNBB, Meadow, "Washington. Crawford circuit of the Church of God, has finished his labors in Kansas and Tuesday departed for his native state, Iowa, where he will make his home. Miles Toomv and Peter Gunett N.

B. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla. Hood's are purely vegetable, and do He made many warm friends while in were released from the county jail Tuesday on bond for their appearance this county and they wish him abund tot gripe, purge, or pain. Sold by all druggists. ant success in his new field.

at the next term of court. within 30 days they will be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office. Did you ever think you cannot have Mrs. C. T.

Millington is on the sick The Cradle, the Altar, the Grave. good health without pure blood list. L. B. Davidson, Postmaster.

Jerry Simpson will speak at colum- Born September 3, 1895, to Mr. and Wm. Osborne went to Webb City, Health comes by the use of Hood's Sarsanarella, because it makes blood Mrs. J. Castile, of Coalvele, a son.

bu3 September 17. Missouri, yesterday. pure. Born September 4, 1895, to Mr. and Mrs.

George White, of McCune, a M. G. Vincent is able to be on the Miss Maud Barton returned yester John Fore and James Fitzmorris, day from a visit at Pittsburg. daughter. street again after a tussel with typhoid fever.

engineer and Sreman on the Pittsburg Jacob Franks, of Pittsburg, was the Born August 30, 1895, to Mr. and route was killed in a wreck near guest ofA. Magid yesterday. Many of the coal shafts in this ivirs. j.m.

uavenport, oi Arcaaia, a Neosho, Missouri Monday morning. daughter. county were flooded by the big rain, Born September 3, 1895, to Mr so the mines with the exceptions of and Mrs. C. Kledehn, of Pittsburg, a the pumps have been idle this week.

aaugnter. Miss Carie Baum, of Pittsburg, well Born To Mr. and Mrs. F. P.

Martin, of Hepler, on September 2, 1895, a known in Girard, has accepted a posi tion in the institution of Artu and Lan daughter. Mrs. Martin willberemem bered by Girard people as Miss Anna guages at Topeka as a teacher of voice Allen. culture, expression and physical train ing. J.

T. Stewart and Rose Elliott both of Pittsburg, were married, September Mrs. Decker, is visiting her mother Mrs. Ewing at Walnut. T.

W. called to Fredonia yesterday on important business. Mrs. Wm. Graves Is spending a few days with her mother at Pittsburg.

Mrs. J. T. Payne, of Wabash, Indiana, is the guest of her sister Mrs. W.

J. Hatfield. George B. Wolford was down from Pawnee yesterday looking after property interests. L.

H. Kidder, J. M. Wayde, P. P.

Campbell, and Sam Barrett were up from Pittsburg1 yesterday. Byres Linebarger is home from a visit at Cathage. He has recovered from the attack of rheumatism that caused him so much trouble for several months and will return to work soon. L. E.

Lvnch has returned home to State of Ohio, City of Toledo, ss 10, 1895, by Kev. J. H. Gibson. Lucas County Frank J.

Cheney makes oath that Lewis J. Morrison and Bertha Cook, both of Cherokee, were married Sep he is the senior partner of the firm Uoth men reside in Pittsburg. F. P. Daniels will graduate this year from the civil engineering department of the State University.

This makes bis fourth year at the University besides he has had one year of practical experience. As an engineer Mr. Daniels is already one of the best in this section and he is spending time, money, and labor to make himself better. One of the most curious freakes of wind on record occured at Pittsburg Sunday evening. Wind struck Lyman Jones' barn, carried it away and demolished it, leaving the horses standing tied to their stalls unhurt.

The harness was found on the roof of Mr. Jones' house. A wood sbed stood in the path of the wind. The shingles were stripped off of it as clean as a man could take them off. All the shingles were blown through one pane of glass in the window and piled up on the floor of Mr.

Jones' house. tember 1, 1S95, by Rev. Annias Cul- of F. J. Cheney doing busi lison.

ness in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said John F. Kline, of Opolis, and Lillie F. Chicopee, were married September 4, 1895 by Justice George firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every Howiand. case of Catarrh that cannot be cured Benjamin T. Hundley, of Leaven- worth, and Sophronia E.

Brown, of by the use of Hall's Catarrah Girard, were married September 4, Nevada, Missouri, after a visit with relatives and old time friends in this Cure. 1895, by Rev. J. H. Carter.

FRANK J. CHENEY. city. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Sworn to before me and subscribed Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bordwell are Alfred Norman, of Chicopee died Sep in my presence, this 6th day of A.

D. 18S6. tember 3, 1895. Aged 2 years. home from Atlanta, Illinois, where they were called by the death of Mr.

Bord well's mother. Antone, infant eon of Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Noscross, of Froatenac, died Archie Martin, of Topeka, special seal. A.

W. GLEASON. Notary Public. September 9, 1895. agent of the Niagara Insurance com pany, called on the local agent A.

K. Nancy E. Johnson, of Chicopee, died Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter Satterthwaite yesterday. liver complaint. September 6, 1S95, of nally and acts directly on the blood Aged 29 years.

St. Joe Fair Races. For the above occasion, the Mem and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. Girard Lodge Number 93, A.

F. and OUR FOLKS AND OTHER FOLKS' Wm. M. Mc Donald went to Galena Tuesday. Wm.

Barnes was at Weir City on a business mission. Dr. J. B. Gardner made a trip to Farlington Tuesday.

School opened in manp districts in the country Monday. Dr. Keeler was down from Farlington Tuesday afternoon. F. J.

CHENEY Toledo, O. A. will confer the third degree on phis Route will sell round trip tickets to St. Joseph at one fare. On Sept "Sold by Druggists, 75c.

Saturday night, September. 14, 1895, ember 9 to 14 inclusive. Return limit September 16. R. P.

Strain, Agent. Wm. Barnes went to Kansas City meeting at 7:30 p. m. All brethern in good standing are requested to be yesterday to visit his daughter Alice Old papers for sale at this office.

who is in vhe railroad hospital there. present." James A. Smith, W. M..