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9 No 20 FXTTSBURG, KANSAS, THURSDAY, OCT. 3, 1901. FOR THE HOME. co cb cb cb cb cb cb cb co cb co cb cb cb cf DR. OTTO VAN MULLER.

jr (A. it 'jjl. More Brilliant Examples OF fl Bonn fl More convincing orices oroofs that if the oeoole wish to save f) mi A a the Best Honey and secure PeoplesTioket. HK1H SCHOOL Tltl'HTKKH. Cornelius Win A nt) re I as Me Farland 11 Alberty Dr Matir COMMISSIONER 3u DIHTIUCT.

Hugh Bone of Baker towuship 0 We "MOtS" 777E PLACE ALWAYS 0 SALES Dr. Otto Von Muller, formerly pro-fessorot Hiedelburg, Germany, the great specialist of all chronic and nervous dlseuses, authorized by the state medical board to practice In the entire state, has located permanently lu Pittsburg. His office Is 301 west Fourth street. Office hours 4 to 0 in. New telephone No.

537. He has been traveling though the United States and has enjoyed wonderful success during his travels firoughout cities In Europe, Africa, Australia aud Asia. All Invalids who visit him before the 30th of September, 1901, will re celve THREE MONTHS service FREE. Ills long practice In the largest hospitals In the world enables him to treat successfully alt chronic diseases such as bronchitis, asthma, couHumptlnn, rheumatism, sleepless, ness, brain and nervous exhaustion, paralysis, neuralgia, headaches, fits, St. Vitus dance, cancers, tumors, skin diseases, Including freckles, pimples, ulcers, salt rheum, etc; also heart, liver, stomach and kidney diseases, nervous debility, confusion of Ideas, aversion of society, loss of memory and energy, etc.

Diseases of the eye and ear are quickly and permanently cured by an original and never falling treatment. Cures guaranteed where others have failed hut he will not accept Incurables He will examlneyou thoroughly and if Incurable he will frankly tell you so. Young men who have become the victims of solitary vice, that dreaded habit thatsweeps annually to an untimely grave thousands of young men of exalted talent and brilliant Intellect, may call with confidence. Take one candid thought before It is too late. A week or a month may place your case beyond reach of hope.

Remember It costs you nothing to consult this eminent specialist, and therefore the most humble In circumstances can avail themselves of his vast experience. Catarrh and catarrhal deafness Is postlvely and permanently cured. Dr. Otto Von Muller gives special attention to the diseases of ladles. He will positively cure all female diseases.

1 The doctor can be consulted at his office, 301. west 4th street, Pittsburg. New Telephone 537. Office hours, morning 8 to afternoon 4 to 6. uur loiossai uctoDer Which started Today is a Hummer, 3 TOWNSHIP TICKETS.

Sherman. Trustee Herlocker Clerk Ed Wekall Treasurer Chas Nelson Justice Boyer Constables, Sweeney, McCrackea LINCOLN. Trustee Jas Grlmsley Clerk Elliott Treasurer Schmale Justices, Crltes, A Cunningham A Walker, Tipton baker. Trustee Wm Keegan Clerk Bllllngton Treasurer John Geerge Hoderleln Justices Wm McClay. Wm Murphy Matthews, Barker GRANT.

Trustee Daly Clerk Spangler Treasurer Matthew Fox Justices Carey, Jas Daxon Constables Dlskluand Hay den Did you ever know the Famous to have a sale that wasn't? No! They never disap point Make out your list of WHAT YOU NEED FOR FALL AND WINTER, everything. 0 Bring it to us and we will fill it for you for LESS MONEY than you have ever thought Bring it 1 possible. And if you are a little short just now, make your selections just the same and a rea tt eonable deposit will SECURE your purchase. We make this proposition that you may?) SHARE in the GREAT SELLING that is now taking place, extending to yon the same price coucessions that are offered to the ready cash buyers coucessions that are offered to the ready cash buyers. ry worth of Reliable and Dependable Dry Goods, Shoes, Cloaks, Furs; everything (3 new and fresh, at your Disposal For Your Selection.

3 If you are inclined to COHPARE.do so. as it will only strengthen our assertion that fy the FAHOUS is the best place Pittsburg has, or ever had. F.C. Nicholson The Only Cash Grocer. Sells more Groceries for One Dollar than anybody.

MARRitD. In Kansas City, Sept. 30th, Mr. Ed Drake and Miss Maggie Davidson. Mr.

Drake Is a son of Contractor S. E. Drake, and was In the Philippine war as a member of the fighting 20th Kansas. In Pittsburg, by Key. Conlen, Mr.

John Devone and Miss Delia Gallagher, both of this city. They have a neat home on East Sixteenth street, and a wedding dinner whs served In the new home. It Is very fashion able In Pittsburg to have a nice lit tie residence all ready and Mr. De-vine followed the fashion. to them, DIED.

In Frontenac, September 26th, 1901 of heart failure, the Infant child of Mr. Joseph Barker. In Cornell, Sept. 27th, of Injuries Death of John Hale. Died, Sept.

29th, 1901, at the family residence, 201 West Third street, at 3:15 p. John Hale, aged 69 years. Funeral was held at 1 p. m. Oct.

1st, from the family residence. John Hale was born in London, Canada, In the year 1832 and came to the United States in 1871. He was one of the oldest residents In Pittsburg, having come here in September of 1880, Just 21 years ago, dying In the same month he came to Pittsburg. The deceased leaves a wife and six children, W. F.

Hale, Lake-view, Kansas; Dr. Mary McKlnstery, Mercer, Edward Hale, Iola, Jessie Wood, Jopllu; F. J. Hale, Wichita, and Mrs. Alice Blackman, of this city, He worked on the Lanyon zinc works for years, and was a quiet and honorable citizen.

Republican Convention. The Republican convention met in this city today, nominated VV. H. Braden for commissioner; and high school trustees as follows: Wm 11 May, King, of 1st district; Braley, and A Roberts ol the 2d district; Gregg and Hain-er, of the third district. The convention had about thirty negro delegates on the floor.

LOCAL CHAT. The city council met last night, -A few loads of second crop hay have appeared on the local market. The Hood Sons Implement House of this city have the best line of wagons and buggies In the county. See their Hue before buying. Dr.

Fisher, of this city, wants to be the Republican nominee for county commissioner. Mothers who would keep their children in good health should watch for the first symptoms fo worms and remove them with White's Cream Vermifuge. Price, 25 cents. W. E.

Pierce. Barrett has defied the Miners' and the district contract. Opera House Oct. 5. "The Wrong Mr Wright." A good show.

Robt. Gllmour, secretary-treasurer of the United Mlue Workers, once in a while takes a few hours' layoff. He was called home last week on account of the Illness of a two year old boy, who has been bothered with dysentery. He was considerably alarmed at his condition on the 26th. Carl Becker, the gentleman who teaches voice culture, has concluded that he will remain In the city.

He has been encouragad and will open a musical conservatory. W. L. Miller; of Mulberry Grove, has recently beeu Injured. He got too near a steam shovel which was at work In the large strip pits operated by his company.

He Is well known over the county. Crawley Murphy, two hustlers of Weir City, have bought out the Ice business of the Nichols Bros. They are practical men and come well recommended. They will also deal in coal. A.

C. Gallagher, of Chlcopee, who was laid up with a sprained back, Is gettlug so that he can walk about. He had quite a serious In-Jury. VV. T.

Wright, of Kirk wood, made the most polished and concise nominating speech In the Peoples Party convention Monday. He Is a very deliberate and pleasant speaker. Frank White, of Fleming shot and killed Bob Campbell Oct. 1st. The row was over bad whiskey and the assailants were two colored toughs.

White has given himself up to the officers, and will have a trial for murder. A FAST BICYCLE RIDER. Will often receive painful cuts, sprains or bruises from accidents. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, will kill tha received In a coal mine, Arnler Al-vassart, aged 17 years. He was struck on the head by a lump of coal falling down the shaft and bis skull In Pittsburg Sept.

29, C. E. Bill, of Pittsburg add Miss Julia A. Henderson, of Washington township. Both parties are well known.

Try a can of Reed Murdock's assorted Fruit Jams, they are fine. 10c a can. The Richelieu Coffee is fine. Ask anyone that had a drink of it at the Street Fair, they will say it was fine. Prices 20, 25, 30 and 35c pound.

Good Bulk Coffee, 10, 12 and 15c a pound. Arbuckles, Lion or XXXX coffee, 12c. 16 pounds granulated sugar 1 00 17 pounds light brown 1 00 4 lbs Very Best Rice 25c 6 lbs Broken Rice 25c 6 lbs Chill Beans 25c 3 lbs Loose Oat Meal 10c 3 lbs Flake Homony 2 Boxes Tooth Picks 5c Doz Clothes Pins 5c 1 Box Lilly Gloss Starch 7c 1 Box Corn Starch 5c 25c Box 25c can K. C. Baking 3 Boxes Perllne 10c 10c Rising Sun Stove Polish 5c 10c Enamlllne 8c 10c Shoe Polish 2 lbs Loose 15c Jrackers In Box Lots 5Uc Ginger Snaps 1 lb 10c A sorted Jumbles 1 lb 10c Flour SllkiCross 1.00 Flour Cream of Wheat 1.00 U.

S. Dunwoodys Red Cross Flour 1.15 crushed. He lingered for two weeks In great pain. September 19th, at Opolls. the In fant son of Mr.

and Mrs. E. Chand In Plttsbug, Sept. 20, 1904, by Itev. Ritchie, Albert Klchards and Miss Ora Huffman.

In Plttsburjr. SeDt. 27tb. by Itev. J.

H. Gibson. Mr. G. Fowler and Miss Lucretia Baldrldge, of this city.

lo the Public. Pittsburg. Oct. 1, 1001. We have this day sold aud transferred our Ice and coal business to the Crawley-Murphy Ice couipauy, and arc retiring.

We thank our patrons of past years tor their patronage and ask that you extend to our successors the same kind treatment we have received at your hands In past years. The men composing the company that succeeds us, come to our city well recommended by those who know them best, as gentlemen and thorough business men, and from our acquaintance with them, we believe your commerce will be satisfactory to you and as pleasant to footh as It as beeu In the past with us. 1 Again thanking you for past favors and asking an extension of th same to the new firm. We are yours, Nichols Bros, we solicit patronage. From the above the consumers of Ice and coal of the city of Pittsburg will learn that we have succeeded to the business of the Nichols Bros, of 115 west4tb street, this city.

We are here as one of you and from this date this Is our town." We only ask the patronage to which our merit entitles us. We desire to retain the customers and patrons of our predecessors aud assure you, they will be served as promptly and as ably as they were lu the past. To others, we say, "Try us." Thnnklngyou Inadvance, We are your servants, Oct. 1,1001. The Crawley-Murphy Ice Co.

FARMERS. I want to buy your fat beef cattle, aud calves; also pays cts for No 1 green, beef hides. Stanton Cash Market, Pittsburg, Kansas. Don't fail to see the greatest line of beaters, cooks, and Steel Ranges ever shown in at 507 North Broadway. Keaslhy Miller.

Oct, by H. H. Radley Homer W. Shultz and Kllie Schilling, both of Mulberry. Both parties are favorably known about Mulberry.

Sept. 29th, by E. M. Coolen, Andrew Ceysz, of Midway, and Mary Shtmansky, of Pittsburg. Sept.

30th, by as. A. Smith, F- T. McIwHon. ler.

In Fleming Sept. 20, Mrs. J. M. Bird, aged 35 years.

In Glrard, Oct. 1st, Mrs. J. H. Richmond, aged 79 years.

She was the mother of Mrs. E. E. Decker, of Gl rard, and a woman of many good qualities of head and heart. During the last 5 years she has been an Invalid and confined to her home: Her husband died about one year ago.

During the last of the seventies she came from New Jersey to Crawford township with her husband and children, and was well and favorably known by a large circle of friends. She was a devout and life long member of the Episcopal church, and lived the life she professed, always kind, patient and neighborly. She will be remembered by many outside the family circle. For many years she has made her home with her daughterand has been cared for patiently and tenderly. Rev.

J. C. Ferrler, of this city, conducted the last sad rites of the church and the body was interred In the Glrard cemetery on Wednesday afternoon. TnChtcopee Sept. 30th, the Infant son of Mr.

aud Mrs. Chas. Satfanlll. In the city hospital, Oct. 1, 1901, of fever, Will Gray aged 28 years.

He was an employe at Hotel Stllwell. Doan. and Lizzie Humble of Weir TJIty. CITY COUNCIL. The Pittsburg council met last night.

The cash report 1 keeps up Us good record, and Is as follows: Police department $1,664.00 Licences 401.75 Miscellaneous 10.00 12,076.69 Jas. Nolan resigned from the police department and Jos. Peel was appointed and confirmed. He Is a good man, The city clerk? report for the quarter shows receipts of 1,339 50 as against (826 for any quarter under the old administration. It is wonderful how the license funds have tumbled Into the treasury under the present officials.

Clerk Bum-gardner has made a splendid record and the city Is already the gainer by more than $1,000 under his business like methods. Dr. Sanderson commenced a fight on Chief Atkins of the fire department, and also continued to cut down the marshal's salary. The usual bills were allowed, and general business transacted. Phone 145 Dew or old.

Sept. 6th, by E. M. Coolen, U. P.

Mattlngly, of Pittsburg, and Mary A. Gathmann, of Mtuden, Mo. Sept. 28th, by H. Radley.

Wal ter Brown, of Columbus, and Clara A. Wilson, ol Mineral City. Sept. 20th, by H. II.

Radley. An ton Glnardl and Madalena Deccolll; both ol L'ulcopee. Jos. Valentine and A. Rossa have purchased P.

H. Sawyer's Broadway lot for 4,500. It Is a 25 toot lot and a frame building. Sept. 30th two colored women had a big cutting scrape at' Kirk-wood.

No one killed but both were wounded. Wanted A Husband! Must be strong and never haye a lame back. DR. RANKIN'S KIDNEY TABLETS stop the pain at once and cure permanently. Sold by W.

E. Pierce. Sept. 25th, by H. H.

Radley, Win, Bobt. Robinson and Gladys Geary oi rontenac. pain and heal the Injury. It's tha cyclist's friend. Cures chafing, chap Sept.

25th, by'H. H. Radley, An ped hands, sore Hps, burns, ulcers and piles. Cure guaranteed. Oniv drew SuIIIvhi), of Weir, and Mrs.

A serious charge, that of bastardy, Is tiled Injustice Bray man's court against Geo. Televaro. Trial on the 3rd. 2d, P. A.

Holler, For Sale cow, road-wagon, spring wagon, buggy.Ladles' wheel. In Glrard, Oct. aged 51. years. Addallue Parsuus, of Uirard 25c.

Try it. Sold by T. J. Crowall see a. nesse.

druggist..