Lyon County Democrat from Emporia, Kansas • 4

AMERICUS NOTES. TWO SINNERS. HE COMMITTED SUICIDE! Lewls-Gllxnore. Wednesday at high noon a wedding Prices Tell VQuality ells. FEE WOOL! FREE WOOL! There was a man.

It was said one time. Who went astray In his youthful prime. Can the brain keep cool and the heart keep took place at the residence of Mrs. M. L.

Gilmore, 435 Union street, which united the hearts and lives of Miss The Causa and Its Lesson. did he commit suicide Oh fox Americus, Oct. 24, 1894. Business of all kinds is good. H.

G. Saffer's new house is pro quiet. When the blood is In a river that's running And boys will be boys, the old folks say. gressing finely. Anna M.

Gilmore and Mr. R. H. Lewis, conducted by Rev. Lucas, pastor of th Christian church.

the same reason that thousands of others arc on the verge of the same siu, or in immediate danger of insanity, paralysis, idiocy, or some other equally unfortunate result of any nervous affection. He knew he was afflicted with a nervous disorder, but was Harry Keplar spent Sunday in The sinner reformed, and the preacher told Of the prodigal son who came back to the At 12:30 an excellent luncheon was Emporia visiting his parents. Men's 3.50 Cyclone Boots, $1.98 served which was highly appreciated by Floyd Brasier are getting out oniv fold, And the Christian people threw open the door With a warmer welcome than ever before. careless, apparently indifferent to the outcome or he may have lessened his chances stone for cross walks in our city. those present.

The bride received a large number of handsome and useful presents from her many friends. for recovery by treating with physicians who had little or no knowledge of such af L. W. Sutton shipped a car load $1.27 Boy's $2.50 and $3.00 boots, only Wealth and honor was his to command. And the spotless woman (tave him her hand.

And the world strewed their pathway with of hogs to Kansas City Tuesday. The newly married couple left on the On January 1st, 1895 the tariff on wool atd wollens is taken off. Tie Clothing House, not wishing to carry over any overcoats for next year, and as we cannot jj wait lor cold weather, will, therefore place on sale for 30 DAYS fections, or by deluging himself with worthless so-called remedies. His case was a sad one, but no worse than that of any other nnwpra a-bloom. afternoon train for Chase county, the Crvinn: "God bless lady and God bless Mitchell Bros, are still shipping Ladie's Arctics 71c Child's Arctics iSc Infants Shoes 12c groom.

large quantities of apple3 south and nervous sunerer, who has nervous or sick headache, biliousness, dizziness, irritability, melancholy, failing memory, hot flashes, home of th'e groom's parents, where they will spend their honeymoon, after which they will go to Kansas City. west. P-S. A 10 per cent discount given every person purchasing-goods and leaving Thre v) a maiden who went astrav. J.

S. Gibson went to Kansas City mis paper at our store. In the Golden dawn of her life's young day; She had more nassion and heart than head. their future home. Monday to purchase his winter stock ADU Silo Uliuneu uiiuuij hhcic J.UUU fainting, sleeplessness, nervous dyspepsia, sexual debility, epilepsy, etc.

The same or similar consequences are likely to result to any one who has any of these advance symptoms of an awful end. Do not hesitate A sister of the bride, Miss Hellen, promised to furnish us the complete of goods. Dr. James and wife, of Centerville, led. And love unchecked is a dangerous guide.

To wander at will by a fair girl's side. The woman repented and turned from sin, Kut no door opened to let her in; The preacher prayed that she might be for details of the affair, and as she failed to do so, the above report is the best we in getting rid ot them by intelligent treatment. Dr. Franklin Miles, the celebrated Iowa, are visitino- their relatives and specialist, has studied nervous diseases over friends in Americas. zU years, and has discovered the only re could give under the circumstances.

Marriage Licenses. Rev. McBride, of Emporia, is as given. But told her to look for mercy In heaven; For this is the law of earth we know. liable remedy for them.

Thousands of voluntary testimonials prove the virtues of Dr. The following marriage licenses were sisting Rev. Wright with a series of That the woman is scorned while the man Allies Kestorative Alonso Barker. of Clinton. N.

writes: I meetino-s at the U. 1 churcn. issued during the past week: may go. A hravf man wedded her after all. 500 Overcoats and Ulsters Worib from $1.00 to $20.00 at a cut from $1.50 to $5.00 each.

These jQ nveroutt ar all "new and late styles, consUting of Beavers, Jerseys, Melton's Chin- chillas, etc. Look at them! On exhibition in north window at i Angell Davis, 21, Jennie Gussett, 17, But the world said, frowningly, "We shall Rev. Vern Cook will commence not call. Neosho Rapids. buildinor a new house at the Lewis Betts, 50, Francis Jones, both corner of Hackberrv and Main.

wai so afflicted with extreme nervousness that I was on the verge of insanity. My hands trembled so thai I could scarcely feed myself. I used twelve bottles of Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine, and was cured. It is with pleasure I recommend this wonderful remedy for nervous troubles." "I had been a great sufferer from chronic headache until I began, about four months ago, to use Dr.

Miles' Restorative Nervine and Pills, since which time I have not had a headache. Your Uots and Girls Will Seed- of Admire. TOWN AND COUNTY. Hon. J.

M. Slislier, Democratic E. W. Smelser, 26, Admire; Mayona candidate for representative of the Kline, 18, McLouth, Kas. Items of sl Personal and Local 48th district, was in our town part of George Hammer, 23, Daisy Oliger, Several of my friends are usin Dr.

Miles' Remedies, and find them, as I did, to be more than you claim for them." Mrs. Mary Kister, Los Tuesday morning on liis way to 22, Emporia. Character. Register Last day of grace. mi Bushong.

Jim is doing some good R. II. Lewis, 32, Kansas City, Kansas; work for himself as well as-his ticket Annie Gilmore, 24, Emporia. Dr. Cooper made Osage City a professional and will iustlv deserve the large Clothing House Angeies, uai.

W. II. Capwell. editor Trlbnne, Plymouth, writes My wife was cured of sick headache ot many years' standing by the use of Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine.

She has recommended it tc her friends, and they all praise it highly." Dr. Miles' Kestorative Nervine is sold by all druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent direct bv the Dr. Miles Medical Elkhart. on James A. Stouder, 30, Center town visit Tuesday.

School Books. We carry the Largest Line and have the Lowest Prices in the city. Grive us sl Call. Rowlands Jones, 585 street. vote lie sure to ofet on Nov.

0th. ship; Adaline Burnett, 31, Morris Co. is in the Lewis Lutz, of Los Vegas, N. Ernest Arney, candidate for com city visiting friends. A.

Schlessinger, Propr. receipt of price, SI per bottle, si bottles for S5, express prepaid. It is positively free from opiates missioner of the id. district, desirei- The annual October tax sale occured at the public to know that he has not the county treasurers office Monday. nraangerous a ruga.

ir. miics nils, ou ooev Vt cents. Free book at druggists, or by maty Sold by all druggists. iiicna mi I resiirned his place on the ticket as lias been reported, and although he did not ask for the nomination he is Samuel Waite, of Allen, had a saddle and -ANNUAL REPORT LYON COUNTY DEMOCRAT. set of harness stolen Sunday night.

THREE MINUTE TALKS is the title of still a candidate and desires his name an illustrated Nobody need have Neuralgia, Get Dr. Miles' Of the County Sunday School to be on the ticket where it belongs Pain Pills from druggists. "One cent a ABOUT folderde- I. S. GILMORE Business Manager Books Free.

For one "Cap Sheaf" Soda Wrap- scribinff the 'up Missionary Work. To whom it may concern: NEW MEXICO Sheriff Evans took Dave Perkins and Jim Mr. Arney is an honest and substantial German farmer whose Industry and good business ability has rewarded him with success in his busi As a matter of interest to all who and Bix cents in stamps. es, mines and Routt to the penitentiary the flrst of the Office Room 2, Holderman block, reur First National bank, corner Sixth avenue and Commercia' street. love the Sunday school work, the fol week, towns of New Mexico.

The prolits of fruit are set forth in detail; al f. CLEAR! lowing figures of work done to October Don't fail to attend the ''Silver Wedding" LONG lifeU so facts relative to sheep, cattle and general farming'. No other conntry ness ventures and would make good and honest official if elected. 1st 1894, are submitted: at the opera house to-night. Best show on SKI Nl FRIDAY.

OCTOBER 26, .1894. the road. Eisfbt schools organized, having 265 posesses sucli a desirable climate all the year round. Write to tx. 1.

Nicholson, Harry Hood and wife, Mrs. J. E.Martin J.M.McCown DEALER IX ReaL Estate. Has some choice bargains in wild lands, farms and city Also a long list of property to exchange for other property, stock of members. Twenty-one schools visited and aided by addresses.

Five hundred G. P. and T. A. T.

S. F. R. To and Miss Carrie Martin, left yesterday for Entered at the postofhVe In Emporia, us second-class mail matter. peka, Kansas, for free copy.

Colorado. and twenty-five families visited and eighty-two addresses delivered. One R. H. Howell, attended the Dallas Texas, fair this week, in company with his string of Apples hundred and seventy days labor, involv fast horses.

KA mental! i strong! ENERGYjJjjb NERVESE AVERTS Sarsaparilla When a doctor considers it necessary to prescribe sarsaparilla, lie simply orders a bottle of Ayer's, knowing full well that lie will obtain thereby a surer and purer preparation than any other which the drug stores can furnish. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the superior medicine. NEOSHO KAPIDS ITEMS. POPULAR NOVELS AUTHORS. We have secured from one ot the largest publishing houses in Xew York City a list containing 100 novels by the most popular authors in the world.

Many books on our list cannot be purchased in any other edition. Send us a one cent stamp, write your address plainly and we will forward you a printed list of them from which you make your own selections. Address DeLAND Fairport, X. mg miles travel. iNine second vis its to schools to aid and encourage SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

EMPOKIA PASSENGER DEPOT. Trains will arrive and leave as follows central time: MAIN LINE EAST BOUND. AHHIVE LEAVE ait Mo Iliver Express 3:20 am 3:23 am Wanted Eugene Ilogue, a printer from Albuquerque, N. is in the city visiting his parents Cash received from county subscribers and friends. Sod $161.77.

The highest market price in cash Beside this, Missionary Smith and Sam Gatewood, of Pueblo, a former Emporia boy, was in the city this week for choice stock. STEPHANSON JEXSEX. 222 Commercial Street. myself, spent two weeks in the county visiting friends. ine American bunuay ftcliool union The new bridge in course of construct ion furnished fSO.OO to the county mission across the Cottonwood river, north of Hart mercuantiise, live stock, etc.

If you want to buy anything or have anything to trade, come in and see me. j. sl momi Over Buudrem's, East otli Ave. ford, is almost completed. ary.

Since the work has begun, there have been several intervals with no worker in the field, owing to the change of missionaries. Now, as we hope, it is M. Hnmmerly. a vreTI-kuown business man of Hillslmro. semis this Urstimooy to I lie merits ol Ayer's ia "Several vears I Inirt my 'pp.

the injury leaving a sore which led to ei My Juliet ins were extreme, my leg, from knee totiie ankle, being a solid sore, which hesriin to extend to other parts of the hody. After trying various remedies, I liefran lakitnr Ayer's Sarsaparilla. and. before I had finished the first bottle, I experienced great relief; the second bottle effected a complete cure." Ayer's Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J.

C. Ayer Lowell, Maea. Ou res cure you For Reliable Tnsuranc The Populists are going to have a picnic and barbecue at Soden's (trove next Friday. tlM Kansas City Ex at CoUimblan Limited 5:12 5:15 a 'hicago Express 12:35 12:41) in h42 Local Freight 2:40 6:: a a3M Freight :20 WEST BOUND. .7 Colorado Express 55 a in 2 10 a 1113 Texas Express 12 50 12 55 a5 Denver Vtah Ex 145 pm 1 50 a3 California 5)pm 5 5 P41 Local Freight 4 05pm 840am Freight 7 10 a OTTAWA BRANCH.

bPassenger 8 55 7 00 a bKreight 5 05pm 7 (to a a Freight (to North Ottawa only 3 Od HOWARD BRANCH. bPassenger 20 a 3 10 bFre'ight 9 00pm 6 35 am alailv. l)Iaily, except Sunday. This time table is subject to change without notice. J- K.

Martin. Agent. Mother Lease and Judge Doster will speak definitely settled, and a man permanently located, (D. Gridley, 524 Commer M. C.

LITTLE. Perley Wellnian left Wednesday night for cial street, Emporia,) and timely notice TILE Abilene to attend the missionrry institute and prepare himself for active Christian of work needed, conventions will An Evergreen Tree WITHOUT COST! We will send you by mail post-paid one small everjrreen tree adapted to your climate with instructions for planting and carinir for it, together with our complete list of Nursery stock. If you will cut out this advertisement, mark on it the name of this paper, and tell how many and what kiud of trees and plants you would like to purchase, and when you wish to plant them. We willouote you lower prices on the stock work. command prompt attention and help.

OWEN WOOD HEATER This important work for the Sunday If you want to take this paper and haven't got the money, bring us in apples, corn or wheat, which we will accept the same as Blue Front scnooi cause, as wen as me worker per rai mis i sonal', is commended to the prayerfu money. Lunch Room. NO DIRT! NO CASi and financial support of its friends. ra R. B.

Welch, ex-president of the State The first half of the year of work has you want than have ever been offered you. CHARLES S. HILLERMAN, Proprietoi Normal, will speak with Major Morrill in this city next Tuesday afternoon at the included the introduction of the s3-stem Evergreen Nurseries, Evergreen, Door Co, Wis. BILL OF FARE: a new idea to man'. M.

KL. T. R. R. Depots on Sixth avenne at east line of city and at the junction of the M.

K. T. and A. T. S.

F. H. K. OOINO SOUTH. Frelslit with caboose 11:25 a.

m. Passenger a- m- GOING NORTH. Freight with caboose 3:00 p. m. Passenger 25 P- m- PiKHwicir train south makes direct con Tea.

Coffee. 5 Cider, opera house. Charles Broadwell, formerly with G. Bread and Butter. 5 The rest of the year, will, no douLt show much greater progress in its spe "When in Emporia Stop at the Neohho Rapids, Oct.

24, '94. Bert White has jrone to Ottawa. A number of people were over from Hartford last evening to attend the Populist speakiuo-. Mrs. C.

R. Stone left this afternoon for a few days visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. II. Smith, who resides in Quenemo.

Several of the old soldiers and their families went to Emporia Monday to attend a camp lire. They re-poit a very enjoyable time and were served with abundant refreshments after the speaking. Mr. Angel Davis and Miss Jennie Gossett, both of this place, were married in Emporia last Saturday. They have commenced house keeping in the Camper property.

We wish them a long and happy life. The Salvation army held meetings here for the past four weeks at the Free Methodist church. They had large audiences every evening, a larcre number not being able io gain admittance. Many people were attracted by their peculiar dress, others by the drum and tamborine and especially in a church whose doors are closed against an organ. They received liberal contributions in money and provisions were given them after their farewell meetino-.

I desire to inform the people of Lyon and adjoining counties that I have tile for sale in any quantity; will put it in and guarantee material and workmanship. G. M. Sparks, Reading, Kan Xewman has accepted a position with Half Pie or Two Beefsteak Pork chops Mutton ebons Baked beans 5 5 Roast beef 10 Veal chops 10 .11 a shoe firm in Topeka, and left for that cific lines. W.

L. DeGroff, Supt American S. S. Union place last Sunday. Fried fish Sausage 10 nection for all south and west points.

Spring chicken 10 Ham and eggs Eiias on toast 15 Porterhouse 2 Place Hotel. Thomas J. Byrne, of Naas county, Kildare List of Jurors. Through coach for Sedalia and llauuinai Chair Car direct to t. Louis.

J. L. PAUGIIEKTY. Agent. Sirloin 15 Lemonade Lunches Put up to Okder.3 Ireland, a brother of Mrs.

Carl Balweg, ar The following is a list of jurors drawn MEALS rived in this city last Wednesday and will to sit at the regular December term Good Tables for Ladies spend the winter here. 25 Cents. gl.OO Per lfay. Clear and cold. Register Last chance.

Rev. E. X. Phillips, formerly of this city who has been conducting a series of revival JADDEX meetings in the Christian church at Hart Court convened this morning. ford lately, has met with much success.

Case Burner in th3 fullest sense. "Hstalas Fire from I to 3 Days. Get YOUR LUNCH at I Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat- The Sunflower clul of Cottonwood Falls. LAWYERS. Johx Maddec, Eesidert Attorney.

419 Commercial St EMPORIA, KANSAS ent business conducted tor Moderate Fees. the district court: Wm. Agrelius, Reading. Smith Stewart, Jackson. J.

A. Ioster, Jackson. Ed. Carney, Reading. 8.

C. Thompson, Americus. D. C. McMurtrie, Emporia.

J. C. I lad ley. Empoiia. T.

E. Masten, Americus. J. M. Harper, Elmeudaro.

VV. F. VanGundv, Jackson. W. V.

Phillips, Emporia. AV. Y. Hovverton, Emporia. W.

McCJinnis, Agnes City. Fillmore Wagner, Reading. in -t will give a grand ball at that place to-night Horn To W. A. Bradford and wife, Monday afternoon, a girl.

Have vour old hat made new at the Hat Factory, 223 Commercial. '1 la nines ti nuuii. 5 Our Office is Opposite U. Ptewt Office I and we can secure patent in less time loan those -THE The Emporia- orchestra will furnish music and a large number of onr young folks will emote uom asuingion. Send model, drawing or with descrio- attend.

tioo. We advise, if patentable or not. free of TRY IT 3GIEY BBQTHERS Mr. F. N.

Dickerhoof has resigned his DEMOCRAT i charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. A Psmphlct. "How to Obtain with (cost of same in the U.S. and foreign countries (sent free.

Address, Sunflower Restaurant. R. D. Thomas, Fire and Tornado position on this paper. Parties paying their subscriptions are notified to pay no one except the editor or our agents, whose names can be found on the fourth page.

C.A.SNOW&CO ONARCA, ILL. FIR CATALOGUE. Evans Tliomas for all kinds of hard and soft coal, corner 4th and Mechanics st reet. Opp. Patewt Office, Washington, o.

First Door South of Savings Bank. Kansas. EMPORIA AV. It. 1KAVIX, Druggist and Stationer.

Perfumes, Toilet Soaps and Sponges. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. 505 Commercial St. A very pleasant party of little folks met at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

H. D. Stowe last Saturday evening in honor of the 13th birthday of their daughter, Miss Edna. The little folks were highly entertained by their hostess. The citizens of Hartford are making arrangements for a big coursing meeting near that place on Thanksgiving day.

Jack rabbits are plentiful in that locality and a general invitation is extended to all lovers of the sport to attend. R. SAMUEL. Special Sale of Millinery. On Saturday, Oct.

27th and on Saturday Nov. 3d. Come if 'you want good bargains. 13 West Sixth. L.

M. FLIXT. A German by the name of Joe Haas, who has been working for his brother-in-law, Paul Kuhrt, who resides a few miles south of Olpe, was arrested at Cottonwood Falls last Saturday afternoon on the charge of stealing about $700 in money and securities from the latter named gentleman. He was immediately brought to" this city and confined to jail to await his preliminary hearing which will take place Tuesday November 13tn. DEALER IN F0U1RYSM1HIKEW0RKS J.

C. JONES SONS. Props. ICaauton of Steel Field Rollers, Iron and Brass Castings. GENERAL MACHINE REPAIRING Mrs.

Carrie Chapman-Catt will speak in this city on Friday, Nov. 2d, for the suffrage aaiendmen. You will miss the treat of your life if vou fail to attend the "Silver Wedding" at the "Whitl iy to-night. Harris without a doubt does the finest work in the photggraph line. Go to him if you want the very best.

Bring us in three bushels of apples, wheat or corn, and we will send this paper to your address for one year. Go to the Emporia Hat Factory and have them make a new hat out of your old one. No. 223 Commercial street. AND Furniture Dr.

A. G. GRAY, DENTIST, Special attention given to strictly first-class operations, and the preservation of natural teeth. Office Holdermrn Block, Room 12. MILLER CALL, THE LEADING BAKERS.

Are here vet and tnrning out the best Cf. r.i ari Also carry a Fa Lis of FrriU, Ciza asi Xiitssa. Call and see us at 627 Commercial. B. H.

BURTON, DEALER IN COAL AND WOOD. Near Ave. Presbyterian Church, Commercial street. D. W.

Hairier. THE DRUGGIST. Paints, Oils, Glass, Ete. 603 Commercial. Emporia, Kan.

Judge C. B. Graves and L. B. Kellogg left last Saturday afternoon for St.

Paul, where they attended the law suit in the United States circuit court of appeals in the case of John Deer Plow vs. the Emporia Hardware company. -HnJall Paper. UNDERTAKING. I Wanted O.

M. Wilhite has made arrangements to receive the election returns. A special wire will be run to his rooms above his restaurant. A large bulletin board will be hung from the front of the building which may be easily seen from the street. T.

L. Ryan, Emporia. Wm. Lawrence, Elmendaro. Ed.

McMillan, Pike. J. F. Barthel, Emporia. Cyrus Blackstone, Elmendaro.

Garrett DeBaun, Agnes City. J. V. Mitchell, Americus. K.

S. Sedgwick. Emporia. D. Harrington, Elmendaro.

W. S. Koontz, Emporia. A. G.

Randolph, Emporia. G. W. Stinson, Waterloo. F.

W. Straup, Agnes City. II. Galey, Emporia. John Charvoz, Agnes Citj J.

M. Sapper, Fremont. Our Best Clubbing Offer. We are pleased to announce to our readers that we have made arrangements to furnish The Prairie Farmer of Chicago, and the Democrat for only 1.50 a year. The Prairie Farmer is the brightest, cleanest and freshest agricultural paper of the day.

It has complete departments for every member of the family. It new editors and special writers of National prominence. It is now read in more than 100,000 farmers' homes each week. Our readers will want it for the coming year. Don't miss the Thanksgiving and other holiday numbers.

The regular subscription price of the Prairie Farmer alone is 1.00 a year. List of Patents. Granted to Kansas inventors this week reported by C. A. Snow solicitors of American and Foreign patents, opposite XL S.

Patent Office Washington D. C. A. J. Krehbiel and G.

A. Hege, Hal-stead, automatic fire lighter; G. Rooke, Emporia, boat; H. T. tmall, Chanute, shoe string holder; H.

L. Whittredge, Admire, combined disk cultivator and harrow. CSWEATS.TRMIE MARksT i ruun i Brin4ypoultry, Butter. Esfc3 and Chickens for which we will pay the highest cash price. STEPHANSON JENSEN, -No.

222 Commercial St. Should any errors appear in this issue of the Democrat please excuse them as we have attended two funerals, a wedding and a dog fight, personally filled every position on the paper from the devil up, traveled over 500 miles, collected $5.40 on subscription and still have enough ambition and confidence left to work for and vote the Democrat ticket and chance $500 that Lewelliug will not be re-elected governor of this state at the coming election. Invalids should remember that the causes of sick and nervous headaches may be promptly removed by taking Ayer's Pills. These pills speedily correct irregularities of the stomach, liver and bowels, and are the mildest and most reliable cathartic in use. pmm mm nr jono ni ui Liu uiiiuno un CAW I OBTAIN A PATENT? Form prompt answer and an honest opinion, write to IH IJ who have bad nearly fifty years' experience In the patent business.

Communications ptrictlv confidential. A Handbook of Information concerning Patents and bow to ob. tain them sent free. Also a catalogue Of and scientific books sent free. Patents taken through Munn ft Co.

receive special notice in the Scientific American, and thus are brought widelv before the public without cost to toe inventor. This splendid paper, issued ejetcantly illustrated, has by far the largest circulation, of any scientific work in the world. 3 a year. Sample copies sent free. Bmldins Edition, monthly, tzO a year.

Single copies, i- cents. Every number contains tmau-tiful plates, in colors, and photographs of new bouses, with plans, enabling builders to show the latest designs and secure contracts. Address MU2iN Ktw XOEK, 3 til Beuadwat. W. SAMUEL, Funeral Director Maimer OH ITS OWN RAILS Paid Capital.

F. Xewman, Pres. T. J. Acbeson, V.

Pres. L. L. Halleck, Cashier. Emporia.

Kansas. 13. WHELDOX, Drugs. Headquarter, for ARTISTS MATERIALS. NO.

69 tNERCIAL ST. ii HAUTHAVAYS Russet Work will soon be commenced at Hartford to rebuild the buildings which were destroyed by fire last spring. Dr. G. W.

Sutton and L. C. Knight will co-operate and have constructed as soon as possible the finest business block in that city. Brick and stonp is the material to be used and efforts will be made to have them completed by Jan. 1st.

What Hartford now needs is a good fire engine and the citizens of that place should not give up the fight until the same has been secured. City Teachers' Examination. An examination of persons wishing to teach in the Emporia city schools will be held in the Garfield building tomorrow, beginning at 8 o'clock a. m. John Dietrich.

Supt. Postmaster McCown has placed in the postoffice building a large new writing stand for the convenience of the patrons of that office. The finest photographs, fully up to the highest standard of city work, are to be had at Stowe's gallery, 518 Commercial street. The wind bloweth, the farmer soweth and the Lord knoweth we need our dues, so come a running, this thing of dunning, gives us the blues. "Word comes from all quarters that the neatest and most satisfactory dye for coloring the beard brown or black is Buckingham's dye for the whiskers.

Burglars entered the residence of Mrs. C. Mohler, 709 Market street, last Friday night and secured 23 in cash. Other attempts were made in the same locality but were unsuccessful. Mr.

F. N. Dickerhoof has resigned his position on this paper. Parties paying their subscriptions notified to pay no one except the editor or our agents whose names can be found on the fourth page. The name of the proprietor of the Sunflower restaurant might be Green, but never-the'-less he is ripe enough to be up with the times, as he is keeping the emblem of his restaurant prominently before the public by serving to his many patrons ''yellow legged chicken" and "Boston Baked Beans." ij CREAM For cleanino- Russet and all colored Shoes.

Complexion Presenrsd DR. HEBRA'S VIOLA CREAM Removes FracMes, Pimplea, Lmr Moles. Blackheads? Suabara auil Tan, and restores the skin to its original freshness, producing a. Monday afternoon Mrs. Wm.

Kipp, a lady about sixty years of age, who lives eight miles southeast of Olpe, was driving in a wagon with her husband when they came to a bad place in the road which overturned the vehicle, breaking both arms of the aged lady. The gentleman was not seriously hurt and it is thought that Mrs Kipp will recover the injuries. There is a man who lives in Emporia township on the east side, who, last promised to bring us in a load of stove wood, in payment for this paper which he has been receiving regularly since that time, and up to date no wood has materialized. We desire to inform him that we still reside at the same place and the fuel would be much appreciated. The Races.

The Emporia horsemen have made arrangements to set aside three days next week, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday f6r the fall race meeting, at the Emporia Driving park. Some of the best horse- in the west will be entered and efforts are being made to make the meeting a grand success. Judge Peyton performed two marriage ceremonies at his office last Saturday. The contracting parties were Angell Davis and Jennie Gossett, both of Neosho Rapids, and Linas Bett and Francis James, of Admire. I1 1 it-1 1 Try a bottle and j-ou rill use no other.

4 clear and healthy com-tr1 1 BUY YOUR FLOUR NOW Martin Martin Grocery Co. Are making the Lowest Prices Ever Known on The Best FLOUR on Earth. preparations and perfectly fcannless. At ail druggists.ormailedior SOcts. bend ior Circular.

VIOLA SKIM SOAP TRAINS ON THE MISSOURI, KANSAS TEXAS RAILWAY Now Run Solid rr Houston SanAntonio Galveston ki. iwlifilug Swp. uequmM tor tb. taitlst. m4 witbOTt a rinl ior the umtrj.

AlxutaiHr pm aKV cmua. At drvceifft. price 25 Cent. G. C.

BITTNER Toledo. O. Get OUR PRICES Before Purchasing Elsewhere. On account of an unusual amount of necessary improvements in building and repairing bridges, the commissioners disbursements have completely exhausted the county general fund, and for the present unpaid warrants, including jcry fees, will have to wait for payment. As tax paying begins Nov.

1st, sufficient money will be paid in between that time and Jan. 1st to meet all outstanding obligations. $5.00 Reward. Lost, near Reading, about last July, one two year-old red steer, with white face and strip along back, also slot under left ear. A reward of $5 will be given for information.

Address, Dayid Hopkins, Reading. Constable Conklin, of Americus, arrested a man by the name of Handy last week on the charge of horse stealing, and he is now in the county jail awaiting trial. 606 Commercial St All our goods are guaranteed. For sale by all dealers. 0.

LEWIS MCCANDLESS, Price List sack. 100 lbs Peacock, (High 00 1 95 Golden BJt, (Patent) 90 175 I. X. 75 1 50 Aurora, (High Patent) 95 1 80 Jubilee, (Patent). 80 1 55 Bugle 70 1 30 These Prices will Not Last Always.

We guarantee every sack of flour we sell to give satisfaction. We sell the best bran and shorts at the lowest prices. Buy now. RUSSET A family reunion was held at the county jail last Saturday. Mary Odway Davis was arrested for disturbing the peace, her husband, Joe Davis, is in jail on the charge of assault, and her brother Ed.

is serving out a short sentence for disturbing the peace. This brought the entire family under the supervision of Sheriff Evans except Mary's baby, which was immediately sent for and the family circle was complete. UAIJTED. Epjrs.Poultry, Butter, Hides, Fur and Tallow. Highest market prices paid cash.

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