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The Edna Sun from Edna, Kansas • 4

The Edna Sun from Edna, Kansas • 4

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The Edna Suni
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GOJESfOJiDENGL, I Pure I Drugs. Trenton Itamij. Tuesday cool and rainy. 9 3 Will Baluy attended tlie reunion Farmers and Merchants State Bank, Chetopa, Kansas. W.G.Hoover, Harry W.

Bedell, Pbkhidknt. Cashier, Office W. G. Hoover Bro. A general Banking Business conducted on strictly business principals.

Money always on hand to accommodate our patrons. We solicit your business. M. E. Church Services at the M.

E. church next Sunday are: Sunday School at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. subject, 'Justification by Faith." Class-meeting at 12 a.

m. Junior League at 4 p. care Gertrude Hileman. Epworth League at 7 p. Leader, Mrs.

Hamilton. Preaching at 8 p. subject, "Am I My Brother's Keeper." You are cordially invited to be present. G. E.

Tifft, Pastor. at Baxter Spring. Rov. Potter will preach bis fare well sermon at Trenton next Sun day. There was a social hop at Luther Dunaways.

A pleasant time is re ported. Holten's Harness at Lowest Prices. A Large Stock of Everything on hand. We meet All Competition Every day in the week. Call and see us John Loccr and little son of Cleveland Oklahoma are visiting Pure Drugs are what your Physician counts on when he writes yoiu prescription, anil you do not get the benefit of Lis skill if drugs are not pure.

We guarantee our. Prescriptions As UHiial receive the painstaking care ami attention of experienced pharmacist. Our Store Is brimful of fresh took and our prices are a relief from the proverbial "Drug Store Figures." Gem Pharmacy. Edna friends in these parts. School opened Monday morning with an average attendance iu each of the rooms.

Miss Rulh Quinton's school will commence next Monday in this Elm Grove Tp. Sunday School Convention, TO 13E HELD AT M. E. Church, Sunday, Sept. 18th MOHNING.

0:30 Devotional Services, (Trenton) district. Miss Susie Parks visited the home folks last week. She return- will teach this winter. Mrs. Leo Wormington was a pleasant caller at Mctzen's Tuesday Miss Louie Chamberlain will attend school at the Oswego College this year.

May success follow her. Lee Wormington and wife attended the funeral of their brother's child, and are now at their parents home. We are sorry to record the sad news of the death of little Etta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Bookter who reside atSarcoxie Mo. to Chetopa Sunday. Jno. Watt. John Rhodes and family and Jerry Berrentz and wife attended 10:10 Quarterly Report, M.

15. Carringer, Co. I'res Before you insure your property, see W. H. Pottorff.

Bestcompauies and lowest rates. If you receive a sample copy of the Sun, you are kindly invited to subscribe. I. N. Wellnian who recently purchased the J.

L. Potter farm, arrived Tuesday, ami has takwii possession, We received a letter from John Wimmer and Frank Brandon Thursday but it reached us too late for this issue. the reunion at Baxter. Mrs. H.

C. Quin ton went to Alta-mont Sunday uccompauied by her 10:80 Temperance in the Sunday rniE suis. Issued every Saturday. IT. E.

ST A Hi Kill tor a ml rropriotor. One Year, One Dollar Six Months, Fifty Cents. School, Dr. Weodu son, Frank who will attend High 11:30 How to Teach the Infant school. They brought the remains to their Hi Hart after spending a week with friends at Maple Glen left for Class, Gertrude Hileman Afternoon.

2:00 Song a.ai Praise Service, Rev. Wim mull old home, and laid it to rest in the Lake Creek Cemetery. The parents have the sympathy of this community, in this their sad hour of I CITY AND VICINITY. Piedmont, Elk county to visit P. Rhodes.

THIS Rob't Arnold will 2:80 Sunt, and School Discus of bereavement. All best prints 5c. yd. liig Racket take eggs and chickens in ex Vale da Items. Owen Geier is quite ill with Ty sion, Jus.

Cavaiiess Alway see llilesnan for good in change for goods and give you a big bargain in the deal. 3:00 Teacher uml the Class Dis J. L. Ridgeway of Caney was surance. phoid pneumonia.

here the first of the week. -2BTNA INSURANCE of Hartford Conn. INCORPORATED, 1819 CASH CAPITAL, $4,000,000 THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST Fire, Lightning, Cyclones, Tornadoes, and Windstorms. Tornadoes arc of frequent occurence. Tbey are liable to come at any time and in any section.

Protect yourself against loss by insuring in the iTNA of Hartford. W. H. Potto ill Ag't. Lyman Mullenix has gone to Kan A cold, disagreeable rain fell When you want sale bills come sas City physician.

Tuesday. to this office; the best work and the Fine line of Chewing Tobacco at the City Drug Store. Miss Lizzie Carson has been sick W. II. Pottorff will write your cheapest price, quality considered of any office in the county.

insurance. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ridgeway re turned to Caney Wednesday. cussion, A.

D. Robinson. 3:80 Outlook of the S. S. work, Report of Supt's of townships.

4:00 Question Drawer. Rev. Wininioll. Business Session. 7-80 Song and Praise service, Rev.

Tifft. Sermon by Rov. H. Gilbert, sub Geo. Beattie and family started Coffeyville Fair next week.

Don't insure your property until Make arrangements to attend. for Guthrie Oklahoma, Wednesday. you see W. II, Pottorff. George will work with his brother Tangle Fool fly paper per box 30 Ellis at the carpenter trade.

Mrs. S. B. Allen has returned to cents or four sheets for 5 cunts. Carl Junction, Mo.

Are you Troubled with Dyspepsia? ject; The Djw of Thy Youth." City Drug Store. We propose to sell goods at 10 If so, do not neglect until It Is too lata this See Hileman for Real Estate onnortnnltv of ridding yourself of this trou- rmuinsr To Every One iner's Dvi Former's file. Dr. loans or insurance. spepsia cure, as ins city name Implies.

Is stmpl; lor Dyspepsia ana House and four lots in this 'or sale. See Pottorff Co. for some days past. Rennie Livingston visited with his parents over Sunday. Mrs.

V. C. Wallingford has gone to Kentucky to visit with friends. The rain on Sunday night stopped the hay making and threshing. Station Agent McCurty who has been sick, is seen at the depot again.

The base ball ground is growing over with weeds. Why don't they "Play ball?" Two children of Charlie Neville's are reported very sick. Dr. Knox attending. Candidate for Congress, Kirkpat-rick, spoke at angola on Monday night.

Some of our people per cent proht instead or 20 and 25, this fall. Big Racket. Indication. This Is a preparation lone and I Wish to- successfully used In private pracl Ice by one of Aniericu's best qualified physicians, who la an accepted authority on all medical questions. It not satisfied after using on bottle your money will be refunded by Capt.

Acridge is having the hotel You say we reduced prices when we came here, we did, but will property repainted. W. C. Johnson is doing the work. Oitj Drug Store.

make larger reductions for the fall S. C. D. llorden while in town trade. Watch us.

Big Racket. Ed Storms has gone cast to visit the scenes of his boyhood days. For farm loans, collections or insurance, see J. S. Hileman.

New Goods now coming every day. Get prices. Big Racket An 80 acre farm to trade for city property. A bargain for someone. See Pottorff Co.

WHEAT and Oats wanted. Long Monday lost a First National It was a cold wave that struck Bank (Coffeyville) check book Bros, will pay the highest market price for wheat and oats. See them these parts Tuesday and not a few and a small day book. The two Carl Radford has accepted a po were seen on the street wearing overcoats. looks were kept together by itrong rubber band.

Finder will sition in J. C. Arnold and Son store. comer a favor nv leaving me books at Sun office. The A.

II. T. A. must be prosper G. R.

Jones of Sovery Kansas is visiting his son-in-law, Frank Pottorff this week. l.ndies you can buy your bread cheaper tlinn you eiin bake it. We will sell you 6 loaves for 25 cent or 27 loaves for 1.00 At the Rake Oven. Customer of R. H.

MUZZY, DEALER IN Shelf Heavy Hardware Anti-Rust Tin ware, Superior Cook Stoves. Paints, Oils, etc. Sewing Machines Fruit Cans. ing as the hitching racks were all full on Saturday night. They were billed for election and installation Highway Kobbnry.

On Thursday of last week a stranger hired a team of a liveryman at Parsons and with the driver, of officers. James Moore, through the mar We will issue prices in Sept. on fall goodB. If you do not receive one, get one and compare with any dealer. Big Racket.

Arnold Batterton took advantage of the cheap rates to Cincinatti. and left Sunday for a short visit with relatives in Kentuckj'. Farmer's Home. a boy about 17 years old, started- shal of Coft'oyville and parties, in Arkansas, has recovered his stolen We want and must have the fall trade, you may say how will we get it. By making Lowest Prices.

Big Racket. W. II. Pottorff made a trip to Oswego, having business, with C. A.

Wilkins and the to drive to Cherryvale. From Cherry vale the stranger concluded to go to Independence and then to We have secured the valuable services of a news gatherer from the southeast part of Elm Grove township who will furnish the happenings of that part of the moral vineyard in an up-to-date manner. Fa km For Rent: 100 acres, 60 acres plowed for wheat, good im saddle. It cost him $10 to tret it rrm' Rnnff vnnr Cirain. I A I back.

pay the highest market price. Some more of the boys were shot Coffeyville. From Coffeyville he had the boy drive him in the direction of Chetopa and on Friday just Owing to the failure of the wheat at while a watermelon 11 1 1 A fl croD we win iurnisn meais ai zu patch, and it was lucky the Win cents. Thanking our patrons for chester balls went wild or they Insurance Company, the safest and best company doing bus past favors and hoping a continu might have been hurt or killed and provement, good water etc. Four head of horses, one binder, one sulky plow and one set of harness, which renter must buy.

Seed wheat furnished. See Pottorff ance of the same we are, then their friends would have wept after dinner, near Ed Cook's residence three miles southwest of this city, they met an old gentleman and his son iu a covered wagon, en-route to Oklahoma. The stranger halted the travelers and addressing Yours Isaac Beam. for them. Remember boys those liver Complaints and Nervousness Cured.

A tornld liver always prodiieos dullness irritability, etc. You are all up and feel (iespomlent. Perlmps you Iiave IveaU'd with physician or tried hoiiio recommended medicine without benefit. All tlnil Is no HTKument iiKuinst "Dr. FcmirK Wood and Liver Uomody and Nervo TonliV which wo Insist will euro nervousness and liver corn-plaints.

If not satisfied after using one bottle, your money will bo refunded by City Drug Store. who shoot are only defending their Co. labor and property. Keep out and Ed Triplett's boy, a little fellow be safe. about four years old was bitten on The Ice Cream entertainment given at Mr.

Benefiels in honor of the ankle by a rattlesnake the first I. W. CLARK Physician and Surgeon. Olliue two iloorti west of Dunk. J.

II. WOODUL. Physician and Surgeon OHiee on West Alain Htreet, Hrxt door east of Aliii'Us' t'tiniiliire store. Residence two Mocks west of Han k. (lulls nl tended today or night.

K. JI A. MILTON Physician and Surgeon. Iiflice (iliirk's Drugstore. Residence north l.nlii'M'! street.

All calls nl-uvered day or liiltt. The City Drug Store. of the week. Medical aid was iness in Kansas. Don't insure your property until you get rates.

See W. H. Pottorff, Ag't. W. C.

Johnson and wife have taken charge of the Central hotel, temporarily, until W. II. Acridge the present owner can arrange mat-tors to take posession. Mr. and Mrs.

13. H. Potter and Mrs. J. L.

Potter left on Friday evening of last week for an extended visit with old time friends and relatives in the oak covered hills of Indiana. the 21st birth anniversary of Will Benefiel oti last Saturday evening was enjoycid by all present. Ice summoned at once and although the ankle is still badly swollen he Presbytery Meeting. The meeting of the Neosho Presbytery will be next Tuesday Sept. 13th at Pittsburg Ks.

Chas. Bradbury came home Sun is considered out of danger. Special Offer- cream and cake were devoured. Music, Kroconol and other games indulged iu until the small ho.urs the old gentleman represented himself to be a deputy U. S.

marshal and said that he was, hunting a counterfeiter and that he (the old gentleman) answered the description of the man he was looking for. He immediately searched his victim taking from his pocket and ordering his driver to go to Valeda with the boy in the covered wagon and wait there until the next day when he would return, he took the old gentleman in the buggy and stated he would turn him over to the proper authorities at Galena Kansas. When they reached Galena he told the old gentleman to get out and wait until he could rustle We will send the. Sun and the day, from Oklahoma. He will spend a short time with home folks, then intends going back.

called for departure. Kansas City Weekly Star or Jour IS Chock Full of Fresh Pure Drugs, also a line of Stationary and everything kept in a Fii-Ht Class Drug Also an Ice cream supper at John nal one year free, to the farmer Rossons of which we have no who will bring us the best 12 ears Kidney or Bladder Troubles. If you suffer from kidney, bladder or urin of corn raised within ten miles of Edna. The corn must be tied with the shucks in order to hang it up ary troubles, or from too frequent, or scanty urine. "Or.

Fanner's Kidney and Hackache Cure" Is what you want. Hed-wetlinit by Children Is generally cured by one bottle of this powerful remedy. Test imoulnls are disregarded, innnv nconle doubtinc the hon Elm weather since the rain Store. Headquarters for School supplies, Tablets, Ink, Rules, Wiriting Paper etc. in our office.

We will offer the Tuesday. Sirs- and Star or Journal six months for the second best and the Son esty or sincerity of tbein. we tbcreforo avoid Riving any hero, but will furnish them on ao- gllcatlon to dealer whose namo is given elow. If not satisfied nfier using one bot T. G.

TILT0N, Barbers Hair-Dresser Sharp tools and lirsl class work at reasonable Prices DRESSMAKING. GO to the old reliable Dressmaker for fashionable, neat and cheap sewing. Will sew by day or piece. Mas. Thos.

Harris, East Labette st. one vear for third best corn. Offer some feed for the team. This was the last seen of him and his victim The ice cream supper given by the ladies of the Baptist church Saturday night, was well patronized, in fact the cream was all gone by nine o'clock. The net proceeds amounted to something ever Bertie Waggoner, Bessie Cunningham, Jirnmie Cunningham and Alice Hooker deserve special mention for the mannor in which they waited on the tables at the Baptist ice cream supper, Saturday night.

good until Saturday 15th. tle your money will uo reiuoacu uy City Drugstore. started back to Valeda on foot. He Pmcriptlaiu II. Evans Lombe, Prop.

reached Edna late Saturday night Otis Koons and wife, Mrs. Sage and Mrs. ISIiza Holten left Sunday A Narrow Escape. Thankful words written by Mrs. and was -given his supper and Annie Thomas is visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity.

David Edmund son has gone to Claremore I. T. to clerk in a drug store. Dallas Edmundson left Tuesday to visit his sister, Ethel, at Clare-more. Jesse Edmundson lost a fine yearling heifer Monday, by light The uext morning jfoi.

a witn relatives in the nights lodging. AdaE. Hart, of Groton, S. FA KM for sale on the install 'Was taken with a bad cold which he proceeded to Valeda where he Hoosier state. found the boys with the team, and I ment plan.

Fine bottom land, lots of timber, good improvements. settled on my lungs; cough set in and finally terminated in Consump INSTRUCTION Five equal payments, 5 years time after learning the particulars the! Ctlia market X.eport. Parsons boy lost n.o time in making Corrected Friday morning of tracks for home. He had no money encn week. -GIVEN IN- Pottorff low rate of inlurnst.

The Dexter Advocate, published by W. L. Piatt, is a new venture in the field of journalism. The at Sun office. and was compelled to walk to Par-! Hogs sons.

It was a clear case of high-! Young Chickens Vooal and Instrumental Music. Prof. W. E. Preston, assisted by his wife, will teach music in its branches, giving instuction in thorough bass and harmony.

Advocate starts out with bright prospects, and as the publisher has way robbery and people should be Old Hens :05 on the lookout for such fellows. A Potatoes double barrel shot gun could be Eggs :10 had considerable experience in newspaper work, we predict he Taylor Storm of the 20th, Kansas Volunteers, has been in the hospital at San Francisco for two weeks. He has a mild form of fever and the last word received from him was thai he was rapidly improving. The Sere La Grippe Cure. There is no use suffering from Butter :1 used to an advantage.

ning. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hardin were presented with a 71b baby girl Sept. 3, '1)8.

Mr. Hiram Robinett moved his family to Bartlett, Monday, where he will work on the section. Callie Allison, Jennie and Nannie Waugh and Hollis Edmundson are on the sick list this week. There was an apple peeling at Joshua Thomas' Tuesday evening tion. Four Doctors gave me up, saying I could live but a short time.

I gave myself up to my Savior, determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles. It has cured me, and thank thank God I am saved and now a well and healthy woman." Trial will make it as newsy as the town will justify.

Bro. Piatt, we wish you success. Following is the Epworth League iirrt irti 11 67 literary program which will beren WV1LL. lAllOUflllim ill JL. L.

I 0 this dreadful malady, if you will only get the right remedy. You are having pain all through your dered at the M. E. church, Tuesday and an ice cream supper at Rose Hill school house Thursday even- fatal, because it is not a disease. It is however, the CAUSE of 7 bottles free at the City Drug Store.

body, your liver is out of order, Regular size 50c and tl. 00. Guar ing. have no appetite, no life or ambi several dangerous diseases, nence prudence wouiq suggest its fr7 prompt removal. A anteed on price refunded.

ii a "There'll be a Mot time in the Old town" This Summer. Go to GoodwinS Graham's ICE CREAM PARLOR For Dewey Cream, Lemonade, Milk Shake, Soda Pop etc. We also carry a full line of the very best Candies FruitSj Cigars and Tobacco. We solicit your Patronage. Aarks Old Stand.

East Elm Grove Items, Harry Hardin rings the bell now at 4 p. m. Mrs. Collins was a pleasant call PRICKLY ASH BITTERS evening, Sept. 13th: Organ Voluntary.

Opening Song. Invocation, Rev. Tifft. Song, Atithem. Recitation, Ethel McKeehen.

Song, Children. Recitation, Maud Rinkcr. Instrumental music. Address by Dr. WboduL Song.

Benediction, Rev. Tifft. All are cordially invited. Come, will be welcome. Prof.

W. EL Preston. Pre. er of Mrs. Ckas.

Banzet last Thurs rettere If an rfftfr1at and vmTnable remedy In this disorder. Tt not only and permanently core constipation but It exercises curative and to tonic pro- tion, have a bad cold, in fact are completely used up. Electric Bitters is the only remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. They act directly on your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone np the whole system and make you feel like a new being. They are guaranteed to cure or price refunded.

For sale at the City Drug Store, only 50 cents per bottle. day. parties! In the kidneys, liver and stomach. Thus by reKtHattni; and stlmnlat- Wt inrthoTrholnsrstnm It mrmrits I ha trniiMo. rrsnls off disnnsonnrl tnorn the Presbyterian Church.

Preaching Morniug service 11:00 Evening 8:00 First and third Sunday in each month. Sunday School 10:00 Every Sunday morning. Prayer meeting 8:00 Every Thursday evening. M. Wimxxll, Pastor.

Henry Ailin, S. S. Supt. Mr. Frank Mans and wife of Cof.

fey ville are now at home with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Metzen. body atfonf and taaaUny. IMS rU Bums.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. City Drug Store, Special Agents. Miss Emma Cooper returned to her former school, I. where she.

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