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insertion. to. It will be at tuo rate ol mo per VONNYORAPHS. Sympathetic Maiden "Why, Jimmy, you poor boy I Have you been fighting 7" Jimmy "No I've been tougnt.M Judy. "Have you noticed how Whlgga Jokes with the landlady these hot days?" "Yes, he has either paid bis bill or else he hasn't." Detroit Free Press.

She "Wosld you love me Just the tame If I hadn't a cent?" He (absently) "I would rove you more. I abhor this new-mown hay perfume." Galveston Daily News. He "She looks so sweet." She "Indeed I never thought of her as exhibiting any taste at all." Even In her play on words woman Is prone to bitterness. Indianapolis Journal, Little what la that saying about Its being 'better to nave loved and Mr. Hnnypeck (feelingly) "It Is better to havo loved and let than never to have lost at alV-Judge.

"lie Is the silliest boy you evor heard of. Ho writes me twice a day." "How absolutely foolish. Nell, what does he do the rest of the day?" "He says ho spends It In reading the letters I write him." Harper's Bazar. UImdIuv advertisements at I.V nor Inch. Rnofl.

lal rau-s uocordliif to the Dumber o( Invites LOCAL SCRATCHES E. F. Slscoo has aol4 hla store building, on the corner of Ash and Bridge streets, to C. Wiloox, formerly of Loring but now a resident of Lin-wood. Mr.

Wilcox has also bought thg stock of merchandise now In the building of J. W. Hutt, whom he will succeed la tho business. The lunoount little- tots In the primary department of tho Buhool here are an interesting lot on account of thulr cute saylnfr and funny eiforts at imituting the doings of thoir elders. They aro bright, vivacious and lovable.

White Huso flour S3. 40 per 100 pounds at J. W. Hutfs. D.

E. Mundey of Lin wood was nominated by tho Republicans of the Eighth representative district as a candidate for tho legislature. Ills candidacy Is well received, as he is very popular throughout his district and Is well fitted for the position and in every respect worthy of the confidence of the people. See those light summer hats at Ilurbaugh's. Robert Carrier, proprietor of the new meat markot, has moved ipto the Itowcn building on tho north side of llrldgo street.

Mr. Ureonough, the night operator hero for tho past month, of tho U. T. hus gone to Wamego as night op do me tonvtu oi who ruu. judgment rendered against the de-fondant, in favor of the plaintiff, for the sum of 81S and costs of suit.

On the same day, In the action of David Casteol vs. C. II. Hufford, for labor, jndgmont was rendered in favor of the plaintiff against the defendant, In tho sum of 838 and for costs of suit. Thd plaintiff askod for immodlato execution, which was granted and the constablo at onco proceeded to lovy on a team of horses, which brought tho defendant to tako somo action in regard to tho payment of the judgment.

Last Monday morning Mr. Churres Taylor appearod In court and paid off the judgment in fulL Ho Immediately followed this with an action in attachment for tho purpose of socurlng a debt duo him from Mr. Hufford. In polieo court hist Friday M. S.

Rico, David Castoel, Charles Green and SI Too were arraigned before his honor, George C. Wctzol, pollco judge, on a doublo charge of being drunk and disorderly. Mr. Poo plead guilty to tho chargo of being drunk and not guilty to tho chargo of being disorderly. Ills Honor fixed his fine at 83, which, together with tho costs, assessed at 83.80.

Ho promptly paid and was discharged. Tho other throo stood trial, and, after quito a number of witnesses were examined, tho court found them guilty as charged and assessed a fine of which, with tho costs, aggregated 800 to each person. Mr. Rice entered into a bond, with a responsible surety, for tho faithful payment of tho fine and costs standing against him within thirty days, but tho other two parties concluded to tako lodgings in tho city jail and await further developments. I Church Diriotorv.

M. E. Church W. L. Anderson, putitor.

Preaches every Hunday II m. nod bp. m. Sunday school at 10 m. i OoNORKQATioifAJi CnvHrri Service, every Bunday at II m.

nd 7 46 p.n. Hv. N. O. Uarthuloiuew, pastor.

Sunday school at 9:46 a. i. The V. P. 8.

C. K. ineetluu every Sunday at p. dl Prayer nwntlnH every Tliurwluy even-in at p. m.

Luulus' Aid meeu Weunuaday tip. u. PAINLESS DENTISTS Teatb Mfittel tlsolulel) WIM File KrifcCJMt Dtal Wtrt Bottom Prtcmj ALTTIAN BUILDINO- CITY omenta. D. C.

Ifarbautrh Mayor Geonre Wetzel Pol loo JuJco John Tudhope, L'ltv Clerk W. M. Cllue Marshal Cor. lltb et Walnut 9ta, Kaoau City, Ua SIORIT O0IITY DIRECTORY. Llnwood Lotlve No.

IUH, K. oj p. Beelliw every rlduy at 7:80 p. tn. Forgot Mo Not Touiplo No.

30, U. Bugulor tneollng every Frlduy ut in. Llliwood Cnnin No. 601, M. W.

A. Bflgulor meeting every Moduy 1:10 p. m. Llnwood LikVo No. 9U.

A. K. ft A. M. Regu-Ur nieollng every Saturday night oo or boiure the full mooD.

Liu wood Lodpro No. 80, F. A. Iioaulur tnoetlng every Tuesday at 7:80 p. m.

end your erator at that placo. A new stock of boots and shoes just received at J. W. Hutt's. U.

P. RAILROAD TIME TABLC. Mrs. Spencer, wife of the trustee of Sherman township, received a tele Gtotbes i akt uouiia No, 8 0:0 to gram last Sunduy morning that her No. 4 No.

(I. 0:36 mother, who resides in Iowa, was at point of death and requesting her presenco as soon as possible Mrs. Spencer left here for Iowa Sunday Ne.llT. 8:45 p. ID WEST IlOUNU.

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I and 3 arc (uttt mull uud express und do Dot Htop. Noh. 15 und 16 aro local freights and carry adult mule pussengors. A. Hoah, Agent.

THE PANTOR 111, evening on tho cast bound U. P. mail train. Before buying elsowhcro call and ex amine that lino stock of shoes at Ilur- 817 Central Kansas City, Mo. bnugh's.

Mrs. Amanda Onnsnoll has moved ft 5 52 12 2 2 12 12 52 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 out of tho Hough house on Delaware street. She has stored her household goods at Mr. Robert Elder's until ehe determines her future residence. $1.50 1.00 1.50 1.00 Suits Steam Cleaned.

French Dry Clean, Ladles Tailor-Made Suits, Silk Skirts, The presont city officers aro doing honest, faithful work in accordance with their sworn duties. For lumber, lime, cement and hair SPECIAL EXPRESS call on D. C. Harbaugh. DEVIOUS DEFINITIONS.

Tlope A key with which ambition Is wound up. Quartermaster The colored autocrat of a parlor car. Marriage A synonym tor cither happiness or misery. Cupidity One of Cupid's most enterprising assistants. Anything What a man will promise Ills wife to quiet her.

Death The only sure relief from toe many troubles a man stirs up for him-iself. Shadow Something a man casts on his prospects by standing in his own I'shr, Diplomat A person wife doesnt mean what be means for others to think he means. Flattery Something women thlnu touch more of than men do, but believe much less in. Chicago News. The work of repairing and adding RETURNED FREE OF CHARGE.

to W. II. Fredericks' building on Ash street is progressing rapidly, and when completed will bo quite a Bhowy and commodious building. A select line of the latest prrnts at J. W.

Hutt's. office should keep in mind the fact that be has hi position to maintain, and should not expect him to transcend his authority as an agent, and thus make it posslblo to invalidate his acts and causo him to lose his situation. lie, with his presont night operator, George Haner, are very careful and painstaking in all their transactions with tho buslnoss public, as well as true and faithful to their employers, and tho publio should evince toward theiu tho same spirit and oxtend to them the same treatment. For deeds, mortgagor and contracts call on F. M.

Adams, Llnwood, Kan. Mr, Henry Knabe, who resides near Jewetts, in this township, has moved his family into tho Whltford house on Locust stroet, for tho purposo of sending his children to school hero. There is a genorally expressed opinion throughout this school district that tho school board has shown good judgment and evinced a deep interest In the wolfaro of the school, in the very excellent plans and arrangements they have mado for tho maintenance of tho school for tho coming school year. It to be hoped that they will bo earnestly seconded in their efforts by the patrons of the school. It Is to be rcgrottcd that the position tho Kansas City Star Has taken in regard to tho conduct of tho war has caused such a falling off of tho patronage of that paper at this placo, as to seriously affect tho pay of tho carrier hero, Muster Walter Farnham, who desorves to bo well rewarded for his untiring energy and promptness, in all kinds of weather, and his manly efforts in trying to support and educate himself.

Tho city council has under consideration tho propriety of putting in proper crossings at the junction of some of tho principal streets of the city. Professor J. W. Thompson, formerly a resident of this place, but now a principal of the schools at Ellis, Is making an excellent record for himself as a teacher, and tho patrons of tho school are well plcosod with tho work being dono by him. Ho is receiving a salary of 890 a month.

Mr. John Tftdhopo, an old and well known citizen residing a half milo west of hero, has been quite ill for several days with malarial fever, but at this date, Tuesday morning, he is much better, and is believed to be on tho road to recovery, which will bo pleasing news to his many friends, far and near. Tho Mt. Sidney Cemetery Association of this place held its regular annual meeting last Saturday at tho police court room in this city and transacted considerable Important business, but was not able to conclude all tho pending business and adjourned to meet at the same place September 17 at 2 o'clock p. m.

Mr. O. M. Winfrey of Buckner, wlio is well and favorably known here, was in town last Saturday on business with Justice Adams. Remember that tho ultimate aim of life is to reach perfection in all things.

The Republicans of Sherman township met in mass convention at tho K. P. hall in Llnwood last Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m. and placed tho following township ticket in nomination: For trustee, E.

Shaw of Loring; treasurer, R. M. Ormo of Llnwood; clerk, J. F. Ward of Llnwood; justice of the peace, P.

C. Chadwlck of Loring; constables, Robert Pritchard of Lenape and P. J. Anderson of Llnwood. Tho convention was very harmonious and but ono ballot was taken on any of the various candidates but that of township trustee.

Tho candidates before the convention wore Charles nicks of Llnwood and E. C. Shaw of Loring, and tho ballot resulted in Hicks receiving 23 votes and E. C. Shaw 20 votes, thereby nominating Shaw.

School opened here last Monday morning with a largo attendance, considering the rainy, inclement, wcothcr. Prof. White, tho principal, had 34 pupils in his room, Miss Maggie Colturo 30, Miss Minctto Ashbrook 34 and Miss Fannie Adams 27; in all 131. Parents should always make it a point to inform tho teachers of any physical defects, not apparent, in their children, and thus avoid annoyance to tho teachers and soro mortification to tho children as well as tho parents. It has been raining hero for two days and tho roads aro almost impassable.

One More, Miss Ooodmanson, sister of Mr. Ooodmanson of this place, died at Kansas City last Saturday, and tho body was shipped here for interment last Sunday, and buried in Mount Sidney cemetery on the Monday morning following. Miss Ooodmanson resided here a short time and made somo acquaintances, who in every instance, were her warm personal friends. Sho was not rich in worldly goods, as sho had to earn her bread with her hands, but sho was endowed with a pure and noble heart, a charming presence, and sweet social graces that always marked her a truo lady and commanded tho respect of every ono whr) ever knew her. C.

II. Ilreoso, proprietor of tho feed mill here, deserves the name of "honest Charley," as he always treats his customers wirh perfect fairness. OPTICAL "GREEN GOODS." Good optical work and poor may look alike. A counterfeit dollar generally looks like Knulne. That'll Its Dullness.

Tne best material aud the highest dogroeof nklll are nern-enry to produce genuine goodoeu in optical work. These tbiugs have thoir fair dollar value. Our cbainoa are based upon such Oley Warring, who has been assist raimeni, wnore wo you pnyieiis. ing Frederick in their store for a few days, mucs an apt and gentlemanly clerk. mat tometning is torlal or with tho There can be no cttarseti for optical worth-more kind kind.

But there is a and It ought to be bost and mout know-We bcllpve that our Sec L. C. Harbaugh for lumber. J. W.

Warring, tho oldest physician Communicated. To tho Editor of tho Ledger: As I have been informed that you have said that you would publish short communications on any legitimate and proper subject, that would be of interest to your readers. I have concluded to express my views on the question now agitating the people of Lin-wood, in regard to doing away with tho city corporation I want to say that I have closely watched the effect of tho enforcement of the city ordinances, and find that their effect is of great benefit to us in many ways, but more particularly as regards drunkenness and rowdyism on our streets and public places. Before the town was incorpoaated, it was no uncommon thing to see men drunk in different pluces in town, quarreling, swearing and using the vilest language possible for men to uso regardless of the presence of womtfn and innocent children, who wcro powerless to help or restrain it. I always felt afraid to send one of my children on an errand of any kind, any distance from their home, and was very uneasy while they were gone.

Tho horse racing and promiscuous shooting of revolvers, kept me frightened and nervous, while the persistence and insolence of the tramp made life a misery and this added to the "buy something to-day mam," of the hang on and never let go peddlers of cheap goods, consumed nearly all one's time from tho performance of needed household duties. In regard to these things there has been a decided change for the better, and an Improvement that no one can help but see nnd appreciate, except those who don't want to see it and who prefer to havo ruffianism predominate, and their "dear, inalienable right" to all the whisky they are able to guzzle, not interfered with. There is another important and noticeable fact connected with the enforcement of the city ordinances, viz: that four legged fists nnd curs aro much smaller in number than during tho anti-corporation days, and under further corporate rule there is every reason to believe that they grow still smaller in number, as well as those of the other kind. I expect my letter is growing too long, but I desire to add in conclusion that I hopo that every wifo and mother in tho town of Lin-wood will, by her words and acts, antagonize tho proposed efforts to do away with tho incorporation of Lin-wood as a city of tho third class. A Mot kr.

in this place, is always to be found ready and prepared for business. a standout. There yjxirWiiiir' ifi 8 gtnndnrd of value, and our mod- nrsto charges dellne Mr. F. Siscoe, who resides just guarantee makes that, and then our very thing safe and saUKfuctory.

south of town, has been on a visit to South Missouri, in tho neighborhood of Sarcoxie, returned home last Sunday, Z23CL3VCX3223Z3 JDTTIX3X3. i ZIMMERMAN HAFNER OPTICAL CO, 1015 Walnut Street. KANSAS CITY. Md. and reports that there is an universal scarcity of fruit in that port of tho country.

Wo arc tho leaders in low prices, freshest goods and best qualities. LAWRENCE IRON WORKS foundry, innohlno and ropalr work. New and modern Iron working machinery just added to the. shops. Drafts castings muda.

fitore fronts and general Iron work. LAWRENCE, KANSAS. PHILLIPS, Rjn Surgemi; AH calfi promptly attAdcd. Office at residence. E.

S. THOMPSON ia will HttlPP with finest of 3LAOKSMITHINa All kinds of Bopittr Work, Machtoa tVorW, Wow Work, funuj. WorK, Ltok ChJfl4i HoMe-ShoeiBft eio. All rwrk prompiy nd neatly dps at lWMt priooa. lew HcaUIarkct.

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Eighth tad Wyandotte KANSAS CITY, MO. BOSTON DENTISTS. J. VI Hutt. One of the volunteer soldiers, who has been writing homo in regard to their starving condition at C'hicka-niauga, when asked to state what their bill of fare was, said that they had meat, crackers, gravy, mashed potatoes coffee, canned tomatoes, Bait, vinegar and sugar.

Surely no starvation in that. For best grades of sugar coffee and tea call on I). C. narbaugh. Mr.

C. C. Burnett, an extensive potato grower here, says that tho potato crop in this valley is nearer all disposed of than ever before at this time of tho year since potato growing has beon mado tho principal business in this neighborhood. Seventeen pounds best granulated sugar for 81 at J. W.

Hutt's. A petition was in circulation here laBt Monday and Tuesday asking that a city election bo called for tho purpose of uissolvlng tho city incorporation. It is a mistaken idea that money used in tho enforcement of law is money thrown away and a wrong to tho taxpayer. Mr. C.

A. Hoar, the Union Pacific agent here is a competent business man capable and accommodating, and people who have business with his GAS GIVEN Extracting Frco When Teeth Aro Ordered. WO PAIN. teeth Extracted Absolutely Without Pain. Gold Crowns, $5, Sot of Teeth, $7.

Bridge Work, $2,50 per Tooth. RECENT INVENTIONS. Playing cards are used in a newly designed clock dial, the number of spots Indicating the hours, with the Jack for 11 and the queen for 12, the king being placed in the center. Hat brushes are made in Germany with a Bpring handle, attached to tho back, which, when opened out, serves to fix the brush In the top of the hat so as to be always at hand. A Georgian has designed a collar buttoner which Is shaped like a glove buttoner and has the hook portion bent at an angle with the shank to aid in releasing Jt from the button.

A new medicine cabinet has numbered pockets for the reception of bottles, with dlala to Indicate the number of the bottle to be used next, and an alarm clock to indicate the hour, drawers being provided for powders and pills. Lamp chimneys and globes are being made In England of soft hot glass wire wound on a mandrel or pattern to any desired shape, with vertical strengthening ribs and spaces between tho wires to admit air, the wlre3 being either or in mixed colors. BARGAINS to PURCHASERS IN EVEltY ARTICLE IN OTJB LINE. All kinds of Pumps, Pipe, Brass and Iron Fittings, Hose, Beltings, Packing, Hog Waters, Kitchen Sinks, Lawn Mowers, Lawn Fenco and Gates. Illeycles and Repairs for Sale and We conduct legitimate and reliable Dental 'Parlors, and do strlotly fksl lass work, which accounts for our unparalleled success.

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A Trial Solicited. Court Notes. The caso of It. S. liuffordvs.

Byers, for labor, was tried in Adams' court on tho 8th inst. and A. S. BALUET, Tonganoxic, Kans. Telephone at Our Extensa..