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The Potwin News from Potwin, Kansas • 1

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The Potwin Newsi
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FOI W1JN i i 1 POT WIN, KANSAS. OCTOBER 7 1904. VOL. 3. 311 TAKE YOUR CHOI Kepublicaa TUkcl For president, Thaodare Bo II.

In wli.AkUrfialftAIlt Potwj 'd'tsicK! til Van l'i waJlM j.lo-jt',9j ur.d office' f.ir'..-nt Pr'8lJct't, (' i SeCI "i 1 I 1 t'j Vi t-t: j. 37 I- Fairbanks, Indiana. State tlcket-Govsrnor, Mar or Lieutenant Qorev Wanna, Hill City; secretary Burrow, Smith Center; and Wells, Erie; traamrer. 'I. Paola; attorn general, Clay Center; superintend nt o( tin, I -L DnyhlT, Hutchlnioii ance comuiUtUnir, Charles I Wichita; Justices of the suprcj 11 Smith, Kansas City, lu ham, Emporia; railroad coutm ltrainerd.

Carl Arrlngton went to El Forado Thursday evening. Roscoe Johnson la viBlilng relative! at Goddard, Hobs and son Paul are taking In the Fair at Louis. MI-s Susie Perry.returned home from ElDurnrio Monday. Mrs Claude-coons of Whitewater visited her parents Mr and P'rs Alexander several daj last wet k. Oito and Eddie ScUroke of Peabcdy and Mrs Brnroback and children aptnt Sunday at Sobioke's.

Several from hero nttended the dog and pony show in Whitewater Tueaday evening Mrs Stssel of Newton Is visiting her sou A and family, Wlllard and David Johnson were In Wichita Friday. Mr and Mrs Betts and little son of El Dorado are vieitlngatD 8 New bury 9 Mr and Mrs Hughes spent a day of last week atO Bruinbacks. id- -Ceo Wheatley, Columk1 Qti JU-v Ii i le Vj -t 1 tf i -f. I id '''tl r.i. 1 s.

'oi re H'uiishu jnt CMi. ii." Ht'fi Ot 1 A 75 cents to. tu- kv duiis- slon, 25 cents The tits. i-Vttt-'-? The Odeon QuaAf-t, October 31st. Sam Levltseu left last Sttnilay for a visit of a month with relatives In Iowa.

Ve will visit his granuuicther, who Is eighty nine jears old and getting very feeble. Stim Is a good boy, has tlulsl-ed a good summer's woik and Is certainly deserving of a vacation. fir We have bought and stocked up with the vEry best Shoes for he avy school rv i we 1 1 made in Every -particular and diirablE for hard usage. Wken in town and en the market Ur Roods call on us aad let us fit you out, all sizes and, styles. The The GODMAN, SHOES, One of tie best made, have just arrived.

rs in Dcifnets Cannot Be Gurtd by local application, Kg they not reach the diseased portion of the ear. There Is only way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness Is caused by an lnfl uued cun-itljion tf the mucous ilnUg oltlie Eut-taclilan Tub When tbls tube is in llauied you have a runibiirg sound or iai per cct hearing, atd when It" Is entirely clotfcd, Peafness Is the remit and unless the Humiliation can ho taken out and tube rtstored to Its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases cut of ten i re caucd by Catarrh, which Is nothing hut an Ii -llamcd condition tf the mucous mrfacw. We oiler One Hundred Dollars lie ward for any ciso of catarrh that can dot be cured hy Hall's CnUrrh Cure. CHENEY CO, Toledo, 0 Sold by' Druggist. 75o Ttko Uall's Fatuity Pills for constipation.

Walker, llolton, itublief rado; congressman at Scott, comtress 4th dlst Miller, Council Grtve; Judge cliil district. Atkman, El 1 County ticket For state se Adams, Doradi county tn; Hay burn, Llnceln township i deeds Banson of Chelie John Hopkins, of Plum Grovt clerk, Clask of il Dorad( the district court, A Crt Dottgiar; superintendent publ lion, Thomas, of Douglaj attorney, CLAlkman, El Di probate judge, Nye, of county surveyor, Lee Seott; i Hunt; representative C7th dlf Kalston, Towamla; ctmiiilsi-U dlbtrijt. Peder Paulsen, Fairtf Democratic Tick' For president, Alton BPark York; for vice president, He vis. cf West Virginia, County ticket State sens Benson. El Dorudt; county Henry ftioylef Augusta; gist' Corbin, Latham; ulieiiil, Young, El Dorado; county Milbourue, Llnculn; cltik trlet court.

Donmll, for superintendent public Ins Carter, of Lincoln; count, Brumback, El Dorad Judge, Jacob Logan, El Doi a turw-yor. Willis El I reprei-enttitlve 57th district, ei; for commissioner Tblr Aualr Walte, tf Towanda; f. Dr Bennett, of El Dorado, Populist Tieke: For president the iE Georgia; for vice piesident. Tibbies of Nebraska. Inhibition Tick For president, Pev Dr Sll, lew.

of vlci Geo Carroll, of OUR FALL. MILLINERY Has just arrived, Have purchased a larger stock than ever before and it is ready fer i ale. Have bought an up to date line cf very nobby and dainty patterns Centennial Items, Kverett Golden and cousin, Noah Warlord, are here visiting Mr Warfords '1' Fowtor. 'J lie inti'iid to leave tie lntt ef the wi ek for St Louis after which thty will return heme. I' ey will be accompanied by Miss (Jinra Fowler.

Mr and Mrs Clarence Hopkins are tho proud parens of a baby girl. 8am Levissee left Sunday fr a visit with relatives In Iowa. Pearl l.yo' Ib hauling wheat to Whl water this wck, Tho A class has Hnlabad Lincoln's administration In history, and are over In part tl.iree in grammar. A party was given at Wesley Thomas' Tuesda? evening; Octoi.er 4ih. Quite an enjoyable tltuB was spent plajlrg different gmues, ai all Lad a gonii tiuie.

Miss Blanche LlRtner and Mrs 1) Harrison Bptnt Sundav in Peiibody. Misfes Katie and Clara Fowler and Cluster Hopkins and Charlis Baldwin were among those wh attended tie republican rally at El Dorado Saturday, Octuber 1st, Mr and Mrs Pearl Lyon, Lawrence at. Miss Lizzie Illnnen mid Jsuicb Pof-linbarger visited .1 Davii' Suda). isflcs Lulu and Orpba Garrett visited It Fowler's Chester Hop-ktnaand CnasBildwin alB vlsltod the Alss linma Clark tlEitcd the Centennial school Monday afternoon. She thinking ftf attending there me tluie In tka near futi.re.

Quldui RoJ. Yours for low p. (to EST YOU Ur Van Dewalker cure Catairh, PUBLIC SALE I will sell at public sale at my farm two miles south and and one mile west ofPotwtn, on THUIisDAY OCTOBEII 13ih. Beginning promptly at 10 a in 13 headofLorses comsisiiig of driving horse 5 ears old, I heavy draft mare, 1 pair yearling colts, 3 jeurlirg mules, 1 span breod utares. 1 span two years-colts, two suik'rgcolts, 70 bead stock bngt, 10 head of cattle Cuntlt-tlng of 6 cows, 6 yearling hi-ifers and 5 yearling steers about 15 tonaof Alfalfa hay, 3 wagons.

2 riding cultivators, 1 riding lister, 1 mowing luachine, 3 sets work harness, about 15 tons motd ate, 1 feed Rack, 1 walking lisier, 1 dlc hai-row. 1 hay rake, 1 sat driving harnrss, and many other 'articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE, AH sums under ten dollars i ash withj out discount. Sums ot ten I'd ars and over nltit tu.ntha ttum will bu given en bankable pnper bearing 8 per cent interest; 3 ptr eent efl for cash, MAXWELL. Moss, Auctioneer.

Williams will be on the ground with collie, lunch and cigars. Faiiview. John Hopkins was stun lu this vicinity Friday Kes3ler is eutilrg com for 1 Cable Mr and Mrs Gates, and Mr Raymond and Mr and MrsGr? were couu-ty seat callers Friday. Sch'Ol opened Monday. 'JGth at "Welcome, with Miss'Nellle Cronk as Twenty ene pupils Mrs KefsUr left Tuesday for St, LouU wbereshe ws met and accorr-nanled by hr.rson to her old home ner 1 A Seasonable Oil The successful business city reads his trade paper as business i lid thus kei ps poi territory.

The sueces fulbi in the county selects as his that agricultural lle st which gives him Infoimatlet to the climate and soil conai which he must work. This Kansas Farmer for forty twe the greatest fatmers' text-l Vtt. It Is publtslxd in Kansas men, and for Kansas! maintains departnents In 1 live stock, horticulture, pot household, ap.ary, young to' markets, each otwlilch is i expert. We are glad to announce just tun arrangements by can fiirntsii this great farm the I'otwln Nmvh both foro only Write ostal can Fanner Co. Topeka, Kansas cop and mention the Kkws wan to Remind vv Sprlngiioid III, Mrs KessU v.M spmd You that the winter with filetds and relatives there.

Misses I.ilu and Racbt 1 Parsley and IncK wt re visitors at Welcome school Thursday Miss Gladys Frcderiekson Is astl-tlng Mrs II Hulburt with her tiousebtl 1 duties Confession of a rl'-st. Itev, J.io. Cox, of Wake, writes, "For 12 jearB 1 Fullered fn Yellow Jaundice. 1 consulted number of physicians and tried all sorts of but got ho relief. Then 1 1 e-gan the use of Electrle Bitters ard fee that I am now cum! oi a disease that had me In Its grasn for twelve ears." If yoii want a reliable ntedlcine for Liver ann Kidney trouble, stomach dlsoMleroriiereral debility, got Elec If you buy jwelry to tits amount $10 00, llliodea, the jowelur of Peabody, Kaatai, will puy cir fare both ways.

NOTICE. As we have dissolved partnership, we would thank those that are indebted to us to call and settle at once. Fresh owning Itrokelut. lliolloiiko (Julnn of Cavetidlsb, Vt, was robbed of his customaiy health by in- VHSlnn (if ClT'-'llIC uhblllihtloti. Whtn Dr.

Kink's New Ltfo Pills broke Into his house, his trouble was arrested and new entliety cured, Tuey're guran-tmiltocure, 25u at lUnes Drug Store. APPLES i APPLES i A T1 Free to wentj-Jive; The Dellance Staich Co i adies a round trip ticket to Exposition, to live ladles In follow! states: Illinois Iowa, Kansas and Missou. send in the latgest mi tub, marks cut trom ten lei 1 tric Bltleis. It guarantted by Hancs On'y 50a I Those desiring winter apples please call at oricv in I have pitied my apolei aud will biiip what I late lift about Oct 12 WW JJos pAckau of Defiance cold starch This tueaws fron home, an) where in the a states. Tiese tratle mart mailed to and recel vd by Starch Ce, Omaha Nebi.be bcr ist.

1UU, October am ill be the be luonihs to posltloii. Kemeiiibrr that the oi ly starch put r.p pouiu) to the package, I third more starch for the than ot any other kind, I never sticks to the Iron. I the exposition will be sent oil mail September 15th. tt by A Ulce? 32' 20 Poland Chinas. I have ft'rty aprlr? 'r gllti, and a few je nl boahB lor sale Prices Reasonab'e.

jji HANES, A Lov Lettei Would not It lert-it lookli for a guarnteed Si Burin or Piles. Otto Mo writer: I Millet ed lore for a year, but a box Arnica Salve ctrei' n.e. Salve oii eatth 2oc it SS ii, Account coach xcttrlcin day to the World' Fair Issouol Pacific will rim trains 405 and 400 on time to connect with train No 40 and K) at 1.1 i Very Tuesdaj ih uk. lowanda, KaaMi. KJM 1.

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