The Potwin News from Potwin, Kansas • 1

POTWIN NEWS. VOL. 2. NO. 50 POTWIN, KANSAS.

JULY 22 1904. The Republican county central committee held a meeting last Wednesday lo El Dorado Stratford was elected chairman, King secretary, and 11 OUR Tu Pattlsou treasurer. Plum Grove township was not represented at the mi etlng vrs Fannie Hull Wilson lift Saturday for Bone Steel, South Dakota, wheie she went to register a claim. There a few Stock, of tfcie to be Below we mention items from Our Big This is just a sample many Good Things Bralnerd. Mr Bartlctt returned to Lsnvenworth Satvirdaj: Edwin Schrnka Is oleiklng rtfTloy Priest, of Whitewater.

Hiss Gertrude Coleman vis ted name fj'ks few flays recently. Brumbnck visited relative' in El Dor ada Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Hoes and daughur, Ruth, Garrison Noll and Harry NewioiubSuadcj-ed nt II Mellor's. Mesdames Nagler af Fletsbsnfr were shopping Whitewater Monday. Miss Bessie Bartiett rpent a day recently with Miss Maggie Hawt of Claypool.

Law la Noble visited friend In New -ton several days of last William Brumback went to icblta Tuesday. The Methodists of Bralnerd and vicinity will give a lawn social TmFriny evening, July 2Utli, at the home ef (I Mellor. Everybody cordially Invited are a great many Butler county people who are trying their chances In the drawing, and some of them may win out. Mrs Wilson and her slBter, Mrs Hull are bard workers, i nd are certainly of all the good fortune which may befall thorn. found on our Shelves Gents' Underwear.

Geo Garrlhon returned the first o' the week from Osawatntule, where r.e bad gone after his little daughter. The little girl Is eight yesrs old and had been staying with her grandmother ever i-lnce she was born. The grandmother did not want give er up at first, but finally concluded that It was best for all parties concerned, so her father brought her home Tuesday of this week. Ladies' Underwear. Just received a fine line of A nice line in nion Muslin and Cambric, including and two piece suits, at Gowr.s, lrom popular prices.

Fairview. Ml Inrz Snorf spent Wednesday night ltu her cousin, Miss Mayme Torrey. Misses Anna and Esther Kessler visi Chemises, 50c to $2 00 $175 25 25c to $2.00 50c to Corset covers, at ted the Blnnen sis en VVednes-ay. Oscar Hull expects a visit from a col Drawers, TAKE YOUR CHOICE. Republican Ticket.

For president, Theodore Roosevelt, cf New York; for vice president, Charles Fairbanks, Indiana. State ticket Governor, Hocb. of Mario-; Lieutenant Governor, Hanna, Hill City; secretary of state, Burrow, Smith Center; auditor, Heth Wdli, Eris; treasurer. Kelley, Paola; atteraey general, Coleman, Clay Center; tuperlnttndtnt of Instruction I Dsyheff, Hatchltisoii; Insurance commissioner, Charles II Lullng, Wichita; justices ef the supreme court, Smith, Kansas City, tfJunnlug-ham, Emporia; railroad coinmlfsli tiers, Gso Wheatley, Columbus, A lloblson, El Do. rado; congre-suintrat large, Charles Scott, Ioia; conireFs 4th "district, Miller Council Grove; judge ISthjudi-clal district.

Alkmau, EI Dorado. Countv ticket For state senator, Adams, Ei Doradp; county ireaeurer, Rayburn, Lincoln township register of deeds lUnson of Chelsea; sheriff, John Hopkins, of Plum Grove; county clerk, Clark or Kl Dorado, clerk of the district court, A Crowtbor, of Doug'af superlntei. dent public Instruction, Thomas, of Douglas; county attorney, CLAIkman, El Dorado; for probate judge, Nye, of Fairview; county surveyor, Lee Scott; coroncr.l Hunt; representative 57th district, A Ralston, Towapda; ci mnilsi-loner Third dlstrl jt. Peder Paulsen, Fairmouut. Dcniocrutic Ticket.

For president, Alton Parker, of New York; for vice president. Henry Davis, of West Virginia, County ticket state senator, Bensen. El Dorade; county treasurer, Henry Moyle, Aogustajn glter of dieds Corbin, Latham; sheriff, George A Young, El Dorado; county elerk. 0 Milbourne, Lincoln; clerk of the district court, Donrull, df Spring; for superintendent public Instruction. 0 Carter, of Lincoln; county attornc, Brumback, El Dorado; probato Judge, Jacob Logan, El Dorado; county surveyor, WlllB Meyers, El Dorado; for repreentatlve 57th district, Turner; for commissioner Third if isirict, Adair Walte, of Tnwanda; for corouer, Dr Bennett, of El Dorado.

Popul iwt Ticket. For president l'hcm sE Watson, of Georgia; for vice ptesldeut, Thomas Tibbies of Ntibraeka. Ptulilbiti.ii Ticket. For president, Rev Dr Silas Swal-lew. of Pennfylanl; for vice president, Geo Carroll, of Texas.

lege chum eono. The foundation is being laid for the Skirts, new school house tn Lincoln townsl lp. Torn Varner and Will Harden are doing CHINA. The Petwln Mutual Telephone Co has all of Its lines completed und In run-ningjerder xcept tl one ru i'tg west which will be put up as soon as ths material ran be procured, There art xty two phones Jn operation af present and everything Is warklng in first class shape. Downing and the boys who have helped him pnt in ti lines and phones have done good work, especially considering the fact this Is their first experience.

wood has resigned position as stiitton agnt of the Missouri Pacific at th place and Ib being checked out today. He will be suooeeded here by Fowler, who seems to be a very pleasant and accommodating gentleman and we bespeak tor tilui the hearty good will aud friendship of our people, Mr and Mrs Woodi have made many friends during their stay In Potwin, and they take witli them theli good wishes to Kansas city, where woods will change his vocation and go Into the Insurance business. We bave a dainty assortment of Decorated and Plain China, genuine Alfred Meakin make. Come in and look It over and take a piece home with you. We will sell you one piece or a full stt.

the work! Mrs Maud Calkins and nephew, Earl Calkins, visited county seat Saturday. Mr aud Mrs Sam Kennedy spent tun-day with their partnts, Kesaltr and family. Clyde Hume waa driving through this vicinity Sunday night. Whilu sntne thought he started to Potwin and lout his way, and others said he whs In search of a big black and yellow spotted dog. thn honast conviction of a few Is tint the attraction Is a yonng lady.

Hero and There. Mr Oeorgo Cornelius has returned from a visit with ber daughter, Mrs Hill, at Ne wton. Mrs Edd wllllams Fundaytd with her daughter, Mrs Kehr. Albert Lterle la helping Joe Harrison this Born, to Mr and Mrs Kehr, Saturday, Static of Ohio, City of 1 oledo, I Lucas County. BS lot Hen and Women.

Made over now a. BOYS' SUITS. We have in this line a nobby outfit for boys, sizes from 4 to 15. We ean sll these goods as choao as any clothing store in the county. Den't fail to bring the boys in and fit him out witU a bran new suit.

We are still headquarters for Shoes in this part of the country See our stock. irelifitting lasts. Give ease and comfort it in nnimuz.vtfitrng qualifies unexcele Dr VanDewalket cures catarrh. July 16th, a boy, Myra Vantuyl is reported better. Maggie Long Is employ at Mr Kent's Edd wllliaus Is looking arter a threshing machine.

Noah Smith and mother have moved onto the Dirks place. amas Beard's baby is reported very sick. Alden watsen is helping Abraham Claasseu with bis harvest. Peder Paulsen was looking after his cattle wednasdaj. Ewma Llerla ailed on Mr and Mrs Guy Kraih at their home in Pairvtaw Monday evening.

Charles Kraainan, of Whitewater, was repairing binders In this vicinity. Ioim Llttrlr aad sister Emma, returned home frem Newtan Frldsy where they had been vMtldg friends. oee new styles at our dealers. MAoe ano Copyaghtcd by For a long time It has been (b. lhat there was an old Indian cemetery on the hill about two I undred yarf a north of Kertmer's bouse on Dkw- lei bnj der's land Monday morniiig Ott Kemper and a hand were hx lcli.c- around and fcund a pile t.f lorka which they rrmo vert and nr.cov.

rtd a grave cor talnlng three tkelctona TO mm wnicti nad no doubt been burled iheia fifty years or more. A thumb nail was ound In an almost (erfect state of preservation. Ttiey also found In ihegravo burled with them a neckloce, pair of bracelets and uianv ether ornaments V7 J. W. VAN DEWAIKEE, M.D Physician nd Surgeon, Twelve Years Experience In Chronic, female and PrlvateDlaeasec Otllce well equipped with modem ap-pllancep.

Calls Answered day and nigh POTWIN, KANSAS. C2 Frank Chet ey makes oath that he Is tenlor member of the firm F-'J Cheney Co, doing business In the city of Toledo, county and state a oresald, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for enon and every case of Catarrh that cannot be curid by the use of Hall's CatairhCure. FRANK CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscriber) in my presence this 6th day of December, AD, 1888. AWGLEASON, skal Iotary Public.

Hall's Catatrb Cure is taken internally, and nets directly on tlio blood and mucous surfaces of the sj stem Send for testimonials free. F.l CHENEY Sold by all druggists, 75o Take Hall's Family Pills (or constipation. Free Tweutj-live die. The Defiance Starch Co will give 25 adies a round trip ticket to (lie St Louis Exposition, to five ladles In each of the followlig stat'. 6: Illinois, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri who will send in the largest number of trade marks cut inia a ten cent, 10 ounce package of Detiance cold water laundry starch This means from your own home, anywhere in the above named stales.

TVeBe trade marks must be mailed to and recelvtd by the Detiance Starch Ce, Omaha. Nebr.bcfure Beptfin-bcr t. 1914, and November will be tie be months to visit the Exposition. Remember that Delianco is the ofly starch put i 1(5 (a full pouni to the package, You get one third more starch for the same money thau of any other kind, and Defiance never stick to the Iron. The ckets to tlio HxMomtion will be sent by registered mall September 5th.

Starch for sale by Alice. A Seasonable OlTo. The successful business c-irn the city reads his trade paper as a part-of business and thus keeps posted In his territory. The eucces fulbuln ss man In the county selects as his trade paper that agricultural live stock journal which gives him information in regard to the climate ami soil couoitlors under which he must work. This Is why the Kaasaa Farmer for forty two years been the greatest farmers' text-bo.

of the West. It published In IUnsas by Kansas men, and for Kansas farmers. It maintains departnanta In agriculture, live stock, horticulture, poultry, dairy, household, ap.ary, young folksaad the markets, each of which Is edited ty an (3 Specials in Olosini; Out Sale, Having decided to ore to the northeast part of the state, I will for the next thirty days seli at very low prices my st.ck of Harness Goods, conilstlng of heavy and light harness, collars, curry combs, brushes, collars, fly nets, lap dusters and all kinds strap work. Also show cases and fixtures, and shoes, rubber goods, gloves and mlttr. riousehuld good too numerous to mention, including a new carpet never on floor, also organ as good as w.

Shoes and rubber goods irm now on will bo sold way below cusc price. Winter will soon be here, tbonyou II neeil these goods, and have to pa) double price. New is your time to sava money. Everything goes. A Manager.

No Pity slmwu "For years fate was after me continuously." writes A Hulledge, Vetbena, Ala. "I had a terrible ewe of Piles causing 24 tumors. When all fail Bucklen's Arnica Salve cure' me." Equally good for burns and all aches and pains Only 25c atS 8 Haiiea'drng store. Poland 4 41.1 ARAIIIVK 2 7T 3 i OQ GO 1) STAHLMAN, Physician and Surgeon OFFICE AND RESIDENCE: Block west of Pi ttfllce POTWIN KANSAS. Chinas, iyiir Prices Reasonable.

HANES, RFDNal lowanda, KansAS. 4 which were Ihe property of the Indians I hey were made of acme kind of material ristnibllng Ivory. The graves ate only dug about eighteen Inches dep ard large, flat rocks laid in the bottom and around the edge. The bodies were then placed In the grave and coverul with rocks which are laid In a roof shape The following people of this vicinity received certillcates as follows at the recent county teaclcrs exauiinatloK Miss Dose lecclved a provisional, and Miss Nora Gauiule, who has been hete several times visiting her sitter, Mrs Guy Maxwell, also rsceivtd a professional. Heoond grade lasts Mante McCrsner, Maude Ashentclter, Eula Biggs, Bessie Bartlelt.

Third grade Mlts Emma Sehreka, firalienl. total number eximli 167; nunibtr of certificates granf rl, prorttUrilt first grade 11, secornl grade 44, third grade U), total U. Night whs tier Terror. "I would cough utterly all nlghl long," wrltca Mrs Chas A egaie, of Alexsn-irla, Ind, "atd could hardly git any sleep. 1 bad consumption ao ad that If 1 walked a block 1 would cough frightfully and spit bkod, but, when all other uiedlcioca tailed, three $1 00 bottles of Dr King's New Discovery wholly cured me rod i nam, 68 pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed to cure Cougbs, Colo La Grippe, Bronchitis all Tin oat and Lung Troubles.

Price 60-3 and SI 00 'trial bottles free at llane drug store. JOHNATHAN SMITH, El Dortult), Kansao, Doe brlek work, plaoterlng, builds ce lars and cisterns. Premt and at-ltfnetory work. Drop me a card 6 a bmk mm .4 v' 60 YEAR8' EKPFRIENCSr 1 T- Nothing has ever equalled it. Nothing can ever surpass it.

Miss Viola. Vantayl, who has been visiting a couple of weeks at the home of her uncle, James Vantuy north of Potwin returned to ber home In Newton Tuesday morning. She was accompanied by ber cousin. Miss Maggie, who Is visiting In Ntwton a few days. An Ice cream s-clal will be given the benefit of the church at the home of Mr and Mrs Uadlock oae mile east of the church of Cllffo-d town-anlo.

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ATKINS, CONTRACTOR fiAPvaiairra An. Dr. King's Jcv; Discovery expert. July 23, Every body come. Oomiu'tee irarMPTiosr ForCS or OILS m4 We are glad to announce that we have qulokl ajotrtatn our opinion frM whether Invention li probtblf patcnutb'ft Oommutilo.

Uooietrlotlreonadeiitiiu. HANffMOK on Patent ent (ree. OldMt uncr lor Medina utn la. Pw.nt ukea Ulroiurh Muna CoTrol iptcltU nttiu, without obwn, la th Sciectific Jtoirlcan. A budeoraelr illuttrte4 weilr.

ranrest etr. filiation of an? eclenuoe Journal. Terms, 3 "ewedealen. 50cJI.0 The De Laval cream separator Is the just mate arrangements by we bert mrde. Garrison sells them AND BUILDER.

PUm riUtliittei furnllied. Will ttke eontftoli of All klod. Work Qnrrtred. POT WIN, ft INS I can fiirulsh tills great farm paper aur! the Potwin Nkws both for one verr for mily $1.60 Write testa! card to Kansas A Perfect For All Throat and Cure Lung Troubles. Money back If It falls.

Trial BottU fret. monthly pa; mens any other ay. 0car Moore, of Murdock was lr ilio county "seat Monday. Beards little gl'l bss been sick for a week with cholera morbus, bui har frlendi think ebe Is out of danger armor Utt. lopeka, Kaunas for a aamHe copy and mention Ihc Ntti..