The Caney Phoenix from Caney, Kansas • 3

Last Friday evening Miss Zoe F. R. Tine Table. S. A.

JARVIS, 0. P. EKGENBRIGHT, Capital wagon at Hendersons. One American Stallion for sale by Lewis was taken by surprise by Attorney at Law; about twenty of her voung friends. Havana Happenings ITEMIZE K.

Can't ft rain awful easy? No assessment in the M. W. A. for Henderson. See that new line of box papers at INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS M13SOCHI PACIFIC, 0010 IAlT.

Local I'rcltfUU, it being the seventeenth anniversary of her birthday. The unsuspecting young lady returned to her p.m. 1:05 p. in. Farringer's drug store.

Berkshire and Poland China pigs September. home about nine o'clock in the eveu- GOING WEST. Practice la ll ourta. Offlo orer Croat Fun's lUrdviue Store, went Mala btrevt. L.

II. YOKE, The Auctioneer. Dr. Botts has hacE some very sick ing. from choir practice, and entered for sale by Henderson.

m. Local iV-lgtit. 1:05 p.ni. patients over on Ottor ereefc. F.

3. K.Witt, Agent. Mr. and Mrs. A.

R. Owen and Noah Bert Abbott has been building quite an addition to his home. the house without the least expectations when she was suddenly surrounded by her friends. She submit Foster were in Caney Tuesday. Our Line of Grain Drills! Dowagiac.

Superior. Steel Age. Superior Disc Drill. Fuller Lee Disc Drill. If you want a Drill tyc can certainly suit you.

Whether you want to bny or not, call and examine our goods. Will err sales at reasonable rates A T. 8. F. At Havaka.

win BOUND. Accommodation. 10:45, m. EAST BOUSD Fresh lot of boots and shoes just A. C.

Mitchell and wife drove to ted to the usual amount of pounding after which she betook herself to received at Henderson's. Elk City this week on business Accommodation 1:40. p.m. the task of making her guests com We notice one of our show men, Address him at Havana, or leave or ders at this office. M.M.P0BTEB.

S. H. BARK POUTER BARlt, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. I. B.

Prathch. A'k'U fortable. In a few minutes the lawn Elsworth Eoff, has returned home. Orloff's Russian Grippe cure is sold at Farringer's drug store. Remember that 75 cents buys a was illuminated with Japaneese lan Mrs.

J. Ross Blair came in on No. The old reliable JEWELER, is to the front with terns and various games were organ CITY COUNTRY. 263 last Tuesday, visiting her parents. I stood shoe at Henderson's.

A case of garnishment proceeding Practioa In court. Prompt attention Joe nerd shipped seveu cars of cat ized. At a late hour the young people adjourned, leaving Miss Zoe very happy and her heart overflowing WftTCHES. CLOCKS. was commenced before Justice Ross.

1895 prices at Henderson's. tle from Caney to St Louis Saturday. L. T. Stevens and John Thibus, of JEWELRY.

with appreciation for their kindness sorghum at Feter- Wheeler's new Independence, were callers this week. irWnn toeoilrctlon. eivoograpoor ana oi la tke office. OtBoe flrit building west of baoV. geo.

w. m. purcell, ATTORNEY AT LAW CANEV KAX3AS. son's. "Repairing a Specialty.

All work Lanning has added a line of tinware which he is selling for almost a song. T. W. Truskett has 150 second hand and the handsome and valuable presents she had received. Anythmg you want in the line of School will begin in the Havana Studebaker wagons for sale by Hen- warranted.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS district on the first Monday iu Octo ersons. ber, chairs, all in good order, for sale cheap. Booker's drug store is the place to of every description at prices never Mrs. Clay, of Bartlesville, farny Mactyoery iSmw vCan be found in our Implement room cast of P. O.

One day last week the letter printed below was picked up on our streets. Either the writer or the party addressed may secure the original letter by calling at this office and identify get wall paper. before heard of. Come and see and be convinced. For sale, a house and lot one block all courts.

Collections Office over the Big is visiting her mother. Mrs. John Practice In a specialty. Racket Store. Canital wag- west of the new school house.

Iu- Foster. i Farmers examine the on at Hendersons. quire at this office. The Santa Fe bridga gang has been JSotice the hne line of qneensware here tor a few days, repairing the Bee A zood business building for rent. ing the same.

Following is the letter after corrections were made in spelling, capitalization and punctuation: P. F. WELLMAN. Physician and Surgeon. and glassware at Lanmng's.

Nicest creek bridge. Inquire at this office. Take your produce to Henderson. Pop corn 3 cents a pound at Henderson's. W.

D. Purcell is in the lead in the watermelon contest. Hne BUGGIES, PHAETONS and CARRIAGES To Suit Everybody. in town and at low prices. Constable Luppy, of Caney, passed Monday's west bound passenger Dear Love You are the apple of my eye.

You are all this world to me. If I through our town Wednesday on of 1 nave two good nouses and lots in train was four hours late. ficial business. the north part of town for sale cheap. could see you once more I would be E.

L. Parsons. Dr. Van Meter, of Parsons, passed through town Wednesday. L.

M. Gaines has turned bis thresh content to go away. I guess I would ing machine over to the company and This office is equipped with new At the Old Stand we still have the most complete line of never return any more. Will you please consent to meet me tonight at Uesidence and officctwo tlocks north of Forest Hotel, corner 1st avenue and State street. Te'eplione No.

11. B. CLIFFORD, Auctioneer Colector. Office in Times Building, CAN KANSAS. quit the business.

rollers for its job press, and is now County. Attorney Ziegler was In our city a couple of hours Monday. the same place. I love yon as good in better shape to do job work than as 1 ever did. I will never forsake L.

H. Yore furnished a coffin for Clean, fresh groceries at the lowest prices at Peterson's. Henderson is putting a second story on the old store building. Repairing neatly done at Shultz' harness and saddle shop. Examine Hendersons Implements before buying elsewhere.

you. Please come. Your fnend. ever. HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANGES When iu need of wall paper call and examine Dr.

Booker's stock. W. B. L. Mrs.

Barnhart, who was buried at Peru, this week. Go to W. G. McQuillen for The Junior Endeavor of the Chris' AND smoothe shave or a neat hair cut. Bring your produce to Henderson Mrs.

Isaac Futhey has a brother tian Church have arranged a splendid and get the highest market price. South side of Maine street, Caney, with his family from near El Dorado, visiting with her. this week. entertainment which will be given at Household Furniture Kansas. as Dr.

Booker is selling wall paper their church on Wendesday evening. cheap as anybody, and lots of it We learn that Mr. and Mrs. S. September 4th.

The program con To be found fn the city. The ladle are invited to call and see the new Cox, of Peru, have lost this babe. It Rogers Skinner will sell you No. 1 lard at 10 cents per pound, in 50 or 100 pound lots at lower prices. Call and see them.

The Burton barn is being torn down sists or a series of marches, songs etc Dave Moore loaded eight cars of cattle for the Kansas City market last Saturday. Henderson has a few more good lota for sale. Come quick or you may be too late. was buried at that place Sunday. soon to be replaced with a fine Hotel, by the little folks, interspersed bv John Rice, of Elk City, guardian J.

Jit) DULieillilih. lUIieb BUitp 13 CIO Steel Range," of the Thomas Rice heir, was deliver gant. Sold by Farringer; the drug tauen in arming tne children and we feel safe in saying that it will be an Miss Jessie McConnell and her grandma McConnell, of. Springdale, Ark, are visiting with the family of J. Hemphill.

ing wheat on our market this week. Hrhen You Want- COAL OR FEED, Go to ELDER POWERS' Wagon and Feed Yard. W. Q. COOKE.

WATCHMAKER and JEWELER, (Two doors west of Fontofflce,) CANEY, KANSAS. gist. Sheriff Flack was in town and made this office a Under Tuesday entertainment well worth attending. Miss Roth, of Caney, in company That we have just received from Chicago. It is beauty and no mistake.

Yesterday Dr. Embree traded his The admission price baa been placed friendly call. with Miss Couch, of Independence, at 10 cents, a very small sum tor such wheel to J. C. Wilson for three lots in block 47.

visited Miss Gertie Chambeilain this meats and Rogers Skinner sell an entertainment. JOHN Hogs are dying in great numbers with the cholera south of us in the Territory. And several report cattle dying with texas fever. week. the sur- Any thing in the line of trusses can lard cheaper than any of rounding towns.

TODD. Caney, Kansas. Owing to the stringency of money Mrs. Hattie Feig, wife of Conductor matters, Henderson makes the fol High Feig, of the Santa Fe, living at II. E.

Brighton has been con fined to lowing reductions on staple articles Call and see the new line cf Timken Chanute, is visiting relatives and his bed most of this week, but was friends here. for cash: K. C. Baking Powder 15 cents. buggies at John Todd's.

The finest finished buggies, and easiest springs able to come down town yesterday. be had at Farringer's Drug Store. Fit guaranteed. No. 1 corned beef 5 cents per pound 25 pounds good boiling beef for $1.00, at Rogers Skinner's, Henderson has the pure lard out of 40 head of hogs.

Can grease you up one side and down the other. All work guaranteed. Charges reasonable. Miss Ella Stiltz returned home Men plow shoes worth $1.25, for Household paints in pint and half- ever put on the market. from Colorado last Friday.

She has ninfc rivna in all minrti. miYPil rpudv 75 cents. We have heard quite a number say been gone about two months viewing Boys boots worth $1.50, for $1. 1JAWSUN a UAKLIWUilUUbb, for use, at Farringer's drug store. Coloralo scenery.

Men's fine slippers, worth $2, for $1 Proprietor H. BURTON, Ti)e Liveryman, CANEY, KANSAS, Best Rigs and experienced drivers furnished all Commercial ana Traveling: Men. Cab to and from all trains. Lanning pays the highest prices for produce. He is getting a good share I have bought the Jim Lynn barber Everything else in proportion.

Mrs. John Blake, of Towanda, Marble Worts, Independence of all that comes to town. shop and will treat you right Give me a call. W. G.

McQuillen. Kansas, the lady who was almost The finest line of dried fruit ever kept in the city of Caney at I. R. Miller, who has been having killed in a cyclone some time since, Corn, oats, potatoes, chijkens, but such a time with a bruised knee, is at Peterson's. Get their prices.

For Sale House and two lots, well and barn. Will be sold cheap for ter, eggs and anything the farmer has to sell, taken in exchange at the is visiting relatives here. The finest and largest watermel able to be around by the aid of a pair of crutches. He called at our office I make a specialty of filling pre- and dealers In AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GRANITE. FINE CARVING A SPECIALTY, cash.

Long-Bell Lumber Co. highest price at Petersons. and chatted us about an hour Wed ons brought to tins market weiel Henderson is running on a strictly C. P. CAVIS.

H. A. TRUSKETT raised by John P. Robinson, north of nesday morning. It will no doubt B.

F. Gamble bought the Burton cash basis and can afford to cut on here. Some of them weighing 46 be a long time before he will be able Price livery barn last Saturday and scriptions and family recipes. Fariiingek, The Druggists. Wanted One hundred and fifty thousand head of stock to pasture out the streets of the Inquire of tbe city officials.

former prices. Call and be convinced. pounds. to use his crippled limb. will move it to his farm in a few Write them and they will call on you HOME LUMBER Co.

OEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF HARD AND SOFT PINE days. The price paid was $56. J. D. Hampton and Mr.

Hobbs are Kreutch Buggy Top Support around soliciting aid in finishing the A. R. Peterson and daughter. Miss Katie, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Garlinghousd, at Columbus, this week. Everyone who owns a top buggy Use tar camphor balls to and keep moths out of clothing and firs new M. E. church at Niotaze, and re should call at John Todd's Implement Samples of 500 pieces of goods may OJ7TD with samples and designs. Read, Lang Bowman, Store Masoos.

GOOD WORK. port the walls completed. It is a fine House and examine this device. when packed away for the summer. LIIM be seen calling on nosfield, the stone building and is being built by tailor.

His goods are the best and he is worth double its price in saving wear and tear on the top, besides its Burson Rabb. There was not quite as many people on the Kansas City excursion last Saturday night as was two weeks previous. guarantees a perfect fit. Sold by Fai ringer the Druggist. Donley Parsons' brand, lazy made thus: on left shoulder.

general convenience cannot be over All the old soldiers intending to go to the National Encampment at LOW PRICES. Guaranteed. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, of estimated.

No one who owns a buggy Satisfaction) A complete stock of Shingles, Lath, Lime, Hair, Sand and Paint always on hand. Call and get our prices. HOME LUMBER Co, Anyone taking up stock with thui Louisville will send their names at can afford to be without it Clean, pure drugs, toilet articles, quarry our own stone, and when desired 'III furutgh all nrnUrhU. brand please leaye word at this office. White Rock, are visiting relatives and friends in our city.

Mrs. Smith is a daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. once to C. H.

Hogan at Independence, Notice. as arrangements have been made for I SIDEWALKS AND CROSSINGS A SPECIALTY. perfumery, and everything to be found in a first class drug store can be obtained at W. P. Booker's.

Notice is hereby given that J. T. J. A. special car from Independence Hemphill, and Daisy Hemphill, my J.

A. Henderson has received a large bill of boots and shoes, all to be sold at bottom prices. Come and look at them when you are in need of foot wear. Joe Roberts is spending this week through without chance. $16.45 fare for round trip tickets, good for 30 Hacks, wagons, buggies, sulky and $384,255,128 with his family before coine north days.

wife, did on the 26th day of August, by mutual consent, agreed to seper-ate, and she, Daisy Hemphill, did on that day, take all ber belongings walking plows, cultivators, harrows, a full line of the best quality of im with his horses. Joe has done well Dr. Bradley, foimerally of Tyro but at the Kansas City Association, hav Gather Witb tne Boys in Blue. plements at Hendersons. now of Oklahoma, reports that crops ing won seventeen races.

I Can Talk to Independence, CoIfeyrilTe, Ett City, Clienyvale, Havana and Liberty over the COSTIMTAL TELEPHONE IMS at half the expense of and with much more satisfaction. Reduced rates via the Missouri Pa from my house, and I hereby notify all persons that I will not be respon- are extra good in his locality, also that people are having excellent cific railway, on account of the meet- IDL1 CDWnf annually for Tobac-AliCi OX Pill 1 oo. Tbouttamls of men die every year from that dreadful disunite, CaiMYT of the Stomach, brought on by ho uftoof Tobacco. The use of tobacco Is Injurious to the nervous system, promotes heart troubles, affects the eyestjrht, injures tbe voice and makes your presence obnoxious to tlioso clean and pure from sucliadltby babiu DO YOU USE TOBACCO? Lanning's groceries are just as good and just as cheap as any in town. Go to Dr.

W. T. Embree for all ng of the Grand Army of the Repub dental work. Special care given to sible fr an comets and doings of lie buys all the butter and eggs he health. lic On September 8th, 9th and 1 0th the Missouri Pacific railway will sell can get and pays top prices.

Pants to order $5 and up. Suits to retainment and preservation of the natural teeth. Office open every day, first door west of postofflce. To Whom it may Concern: Tf rn do. we know you would like to quit I keep only the purest of drugs and I order $18 and up.

Fit guaranteed. tickets trom all points on its lines in Kansas to Louisville, and return. tne D.mi hii wo whul to MBiat you, uu witi. any Kind, of hers, and you are also notified not to let the said Daisy Hemphill have anything whatsoever on my credit. J.

T. Hemphill. Texas Coast Country. The Texas Coast country vies with II. IIosriELD, If you say toe woru.

sell at the most reasonable prices. W. A. FARKINGKR, Merchant Tailor. account of the 29th Annual Encamp How Coo HIP Tou? Why, by inducm yotilopimhaseaboxof tX)LLrS TOBACCO ANTIDOTE, which Is a preparation composed ment of the Grand Army of the Re we wiu naui water for 15 cents a barrel, or 75 cents a tank.

Tank will Mr. and Mrs. Beiry Smith, who strictly of hcrba and roots, and Is atouicto public, at greatly reduced rates. This tne system; aim cures tne touacco naoit ana 12 O'clock Lunch Roo went to Edna, Kansas, last Saturday to visit with the families of J. L.

and is tbe most direct line from tbe west, hold 10 barrels. J. II. Burton. knocks cbjarettes silly.

Mow Do Koow It Will Curs You? First, fcy Its thousands and thousands of sures; 2nd, ty the Increased demand for It from the most reputable wholesale bouses; 3rd, we know what It Is com posed of, and that tbe preparation will clean tbe system of nicotine and can W. It. Ridgeway, rettuxed home The Druggist. Colin McFarlane, of near Riugo, I. was a pleasant caller Tuesday.

He informs us that the people of that neighborhood are arranging for their annual fair to be held on Hogshooter creek, and that a grand time is and parties thus routed are afforded an opportunity to inspect tbe mag Tuesday. nificent Union Station at St. Louis, Hosfield, the tailor, has moved from the eastern terminals of the Missouri California as a place to profitably raise pears, grapes and strawberries. Six thousand dollars' worth of pears from thirteen acres bas been produced there in one season, and can perhaps be duplicated by you. G.

T. Nicholson, G. P. A. Santa Fe route, Monad-nock Building, Chicago, will be glad to furnish without charge an illustrated pamphlet telling about Texas.

In the Hanlon building, first door west of Todd's hardware store. 1 have 500 foreign and domestic samples you can select a suit or pants from. Call and see them. 2nd door west of postofflce. J.

II. Hosfield, Merchant Tailor. Murphy nooper's in with W. Pacific railway. For full paiticulars Cooke, 2nd door west of postofflce.

cel all erroi of tbe past. Your Druggist bas Colli for sale If be has not, ask him 10 ret It for you. If he tries to Calm off something "juntas good." Insist on avlng Colli. If be will not order It for you, send us '1 1.00) one dolUr and receive a box of OW1I postpaid. Remember, Colli CURK3.

In most cases one box effects a cure, but we Ocahantki three bezes to cure anyone. address local agent or J. IT. Lyon, Anyone in need of tailoring should western passenger agent, Kansas City, not forget this. Mo.

Ben Cravens, the notorious- outlaw REMEDY A young man named Luther Green, That Trip East Missouri. who was arrested here last week and t0 liearest aSent or ticket rates. COLLI Hiirginsville, who lived four miles north east of We will carry a Complete Line of Fine Candles, Fruits, Nuts, Etc A Choice Selection of the Best Cigars Our Short Order Service is Unexcelled. Come va and see us. EVERYTHING NEW, FRESH AND CLEAN.

CONNELLY ROLLER, proprietors There is usually a low fare in effect A good farm in Oklahoma to trade for Caney property. Description: 160 acres, 65 acres cultivation, 2 acres in orchard, frame house 16x24, 2 rooms, stable 14x20, good well water; all bottom land, only 4 miles from town; a bargain. Inquire at this office. May be for business pleasure, or both; but pleasure comes by making a taken to Newkirk, broke jail Saturday night and is again at large. to all important Texas points.

business of traveling East over the Santa Fe Route as far as Chicago. We understand that this is about the fourth time he bas made his escape from different jails. J. W. BARLOW, TheBlacksmith, Thirty miles the shortest line be- Bartlesville, died at his home Monday morning.

An oyer dose of mor-phene was the cause. George Goodrich is again among us and wishes his old patrons to know that he has not forgotten how to use the paint brushe, and is ready to make you bids on all kinds of painting. Hampton (Okla.) Howls. BY EXILE. Almost as wet as it has been dry.

Almost as hot as it has been cold. tween Missouri river and Chicago: I have for collection West Ol- SHTJLTZ, that means quick time and sure con sen's blacksmith accounts. All who nections. Mr. and Mrs.

George Lewis returned to their home in Pittsburg Sunday, after a week's visit with his brother, Rev. A. E. Lewis, and fami- lv. Mr.

I.pwia annalcs wnrrla nf nraisA are indebted to that firm will please does First-CIass Work AT Track i3 straight, rock-ballasted, call at my office and settle at once as Mrs. Houston went to Caney Mon- with very few crossings at grade. tliey have dissolved partnership and day. No prettier, cosier or more comfort Reasonable Prices, for Caney and vicinity but says that accounts must be settled at C. and H.

Littleton have a brand Dr.F.Reynolds will, after this week, be prepared to take in a few boarders. Those wishing a nice, quiet location will do well to call and see the Doc their once. able trains enter Chicag than those ever the Santa Je. They are vesti- A. M.

Parsons. Also Wagon Carriage Repairing. Shop one block south of Bank. CASEY, KANSAS. buJed limited exresses, with latest on We have heard a great many water Pittsburg in the ouly town in the state.

Well, we would not give much for a man who would not stand up for his home town, but we think Caney is the only town. 1 new dog. Uncle Billy Hampton has been the sick list. Amelia Trumbley is staying pattern Pullmans and free chair cars. tor's appartments, he will surely satisfy you.

Location across the street and north of the Forest Hotel. melon stories, but the one we propose to relate beast them all, yet it Meals in dining cars served on plan in of paying for what is ordered. can be verified by the court records of Chautauqua. Wednesday evening, Roller picked Inquire of nearest agent, or address Sedgwick county. It runs like this: Mr.

Vandervinter is feeding several up a base ball nine and played the G. T. Nicholson. G. P.

A. Santa Fe A young farmer living -near Wichita head of hogs. pick of the first and second nines. At Route, Monadnock building, Chicago. James Loyis is back to his old determined to make his fortune by raising watermelons so he acted ac the close of the seventh inning the 1 Ifgl- a v-r'.

Aim It 1 mm stamping ground. To Cnicago by Daylight. talley stood 12 to 10 in faver of Roller's Are you in tbe contest? Some time ago the Times announced that it would present a 3 ear's subscription and a dish of ice cream to the party bringing in the largest watermelon. This contest will, only remain open until the evening of September 15th. Notice is hereby given that any per cordingly and arranged to plant several acres.

To do this it, was picked np nine. Don't you members Dave Moore and V. Heard shipped" The Santa Fe has put on a swift ISTETW Shoe Shop! C. F. BERGMAN, SHOEMAKER, of the first and second nines think you train, leaving uiiy tne morning and reaching Chicago the necessary for him to have some cash, and he went to Wichita and borrowed had better do a little more practicing? cattle to St.

Louis last week. Corn cuttingi haying, wheat plow ing, sod breaking and just The first thing yon know some outside same "eveninc. It makes the run ia the required amount from a friend. son caught in any way connecting the team will come id here and wipe up about fifteen hours, equaling the fast The prospective crop was not very "Shorty" Corle says a certain girl wires on the telephone poles will be the diamond witb your team. service of the night flyers.

flattering and the young man became caused him to lose a case of beer. prosecuted to the full extent of the Free chair ears and PuBsaaa sleep- discouraged and after procuring some James Blevins is having one hun- Miss Lillie Connelly left one day ninm. law. Now boys think of this matter. ers YesoDuiea iBrongnv.

more money irom otner parties ne Oretd tons of ha bailed in his nastnre. last week for St Louis where she will Considerable trouble has been cansed ears serve dianer aad sapper, guests skipped the country. The Wichita Mr. and Mrs. date Tandenrintet by throwing wire across the wires.

3 now ready to serve the public with any kind of wftrk in his line. Fine Boots warranted to fit and give only paying for what is ordered. The man, however, had more confidence visited with her mother last Sanday. Now take heed. F.

Reynolds, chair cars are easy to ride in, a im remain for aborrt three weeks in the trimming rooms of one of the large millinery houses in that city, during which time she will purchase the fall tnrt nf millinrv for t.hft Riir Racket Born -To Mr. and Mrs. Charles portant consideration for a nsarise to Rev. Win. Gable, formerly pastor of the Baptist Cbnrch at Elk City Kelly, a fine boy.

All are doing a sunset journey. well. Repairing neatly and promplh mi taih haa had eburm of the mil- will preaeh in the Baptist ehurch in Caney next Sunday morning. The Close connections a Katsas City with moraug trains of all lines from the west. If yoa prefer to leave Kan Charlie Littleton is- making a farm in the crop and wtched the field tenderly until they began to ripen.

During this tiresome watch he busied himself with counting the mellons, and when tbe erop was nearly ready to gather he went to town and procured an attachment order and proceeded with the sheriff to the field and levied 00 37,000 watermelons which he marketed at Wichita. Red Front Harness Shop. HARNESS, SADDLES. aDd every thins usually kept in a first-class harness sbep. Repairing a Specialty.

All Work Guaranteed. on Mission creek. Girl be needs cook very badly. Male Quartette will sing at this service. Communion service in the sas City in.the evening, the Santa Fe done.

Invisible patches put on. liner7 departrnent in this stole for a come one, come aixI i AM ik tjme and morc than ordinary CASEY TO STAT. ability in the art of tnmming, and On the Corner, one door you may rest assured that when, she East of Rogers Skinner's Meat returns she will show a line of goods Market. that will please the people. evening under auspices of the pastor.

Dr. Corle made a professional call at Mr. Key's. We have not learned offers choice of two limited trains. I.

Bv Prathbb, Havana Kansas. Everybody cordially invited to these whether it is a boy or a girL services. A. E. Lewis, Pastor..