The Augusta Press from Augusta, Kansas • 3

V. I was seen on ou Uncle Cbariie White Augueta City THE AUGUSTA PRESS. Goto streets Saturday. DUootovy 4.iT W. Sktier.

The Leon ereamery la now receiving 8,000 Mayor, pounds of milk dally. tQLSOtl J. H. AY RES. Associate Editor and Manager.

Some fine siring of fish are being taken ry Councilmen Saftbrd. S. G. Hind man. (Jeo.

Harvey. Ed. Weld tine. II. B.

Walker. from the rivers these days, C. Miller and Wm. Dunn of Leon were ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Published Every Friday.

over after Lee Monday evening PolJce W. A. Shannon. S. O.

Ilindinan. The Augusta band will go to Towanda to attend the Knights of PythiaB picnic. "Willis Allen of Eldorado. Is working FOR Augusta this week with Ha-telrig's History LOGALTBWS. Republican Rally Saturday, Sept.

.28, Sheriff Middletoa was a city visitor yester of Kansas. Every boy who buys a Buit of clothes from aith day. Jr the Viets Clothing gets a good pocket City Clerk II. A. White.

County Directory. State W. DKNX1SON. J. M.

SATrEIiTHWAITE, Treasurer SAMUEL CLIFFORD. (bounty T. EVANS. S. fi.

POTTLE. Iteglter of Deeds, S. II. BRANDUN. Jeputy C.O.RIQBY Clerk of the Court, E.

A. MAKE PEACE Probate Judge, W. E. KILGORE knife free. 25 A.

B. Miller of Fall River, la In our city. Clarence Miller, one of Eldorado's the eitv Knights Typolar, was in me cny during i The reeent soldiers reunion cost last Sunday. Cure S. Kenyon of Haverhill was in town Sat.

of Eldorado $334.16. Russell West, clerk In the Viets Clothing house, is on the sick list. urday. He reports everything prospering County Attorney, T. A.

lu that vicinity. School Books, Pencil Tablets, Ink Tablets, Writing paper, Steel pens, Slate pencils, Lead pencils, Ink, Mucilage, Crayons, Rulers, Blackboard erasers, Blackboard slating- Sheriff W. MIDDLKTON, at J. B. Adams of the Press is spending the Republican rally Augusta, Sept 28.

week out anong the burning sanu nuie around Digtiton. a visitor to TC-lter Marshall of Bloominzton. Is Under Sheriff. BIRD MIDDLETON peputy E. VANDEVEIi.

Bupt. Fub. Jn. W. II.

EH LERS H. AUSTIN. Coroner DU.NL. JUNN. J.

VT. ELLIS, Ch'juu. Connty W. H.OIIUSON. I LAKE STONE.

P. Uaird of Topeka was our city last Wednesday. visiting with his parents Mr. aud Mrs. C.

R. Marshall of Spring. The Weekly Jnter Ocean one year and the Put 33 till 1, '9tf for 75 cents. A good pocket knife given away with 7t everv bov's suit of clothes bought of the Joe Picalot is delivering U-e to all parts of Viets Clothing Co. Mrs.

Milton. of Aueusta's talented I The largest Tablet in town for teachers in the public schools', has purchas CHURCH DIRECTORY. Uri iioiist Episcopal C'uuiicp: Preaching each Sunday at 11 a. m. and p.

in. Sunday School at 10 a. ra. Wm. Rilb? Snpt lip worth League fuesday eveumg at W.

Paul Pres. Regular Praver meeting every Thursday ed a new upright piano. Miss Ena Skinner, of St. Joe will be the trimmer in Mrs. Conrad's millinery the city.

XJU'e him your orders. Dr. H. Hill spent Tuesday in Dldorado In the luterest of the Ohio reunion. Everything thtt school children need at lowest prices at Chance fc Bigger's.

F. P. Evans of Eagle Mills, paid Augusta a visit the first of the week. C. O.

Brown of Chicago, took his meals jast Tuesday at uhe Fifth Avenue hotel. W. A. Elliott went to Wellington last Tuesday in the interest of the I. O.

O. F. jthemoneu If it is cheap School supplies, Drugs, parlors. She will arrive this evening. A if 1.

a r.l i i Tr Times aren't as hard as you think they are. The trouble is everybody has been saying, "well, money's awful scarce'' till they begin to believe it themselves. Try the mind cure. Instead of saying "times ar hard" try sayingto yourself, "Things are picking up" and then come and pick up some low priced, high grade Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Groceries. You can enter bur store at all times with the feeling that nowhere on earth can you get more for your money than you can here.

That's truth. The proof is on our counters. Investigation convinces. Investigate. has tils grip packed and la on his way to Dighton, Lane county, where he inspects eveuiug at The public cordially invited and made welcome to ali these service.

C. I. Heftwoou, PiiHior. M. E.

Chuuch, South: Preaching at 11 a. tu. and 8 p. m. Sunday School at 10 a.

in. Lengiie at 4 in. Kuworlli Lea ir lie at 7:15 I. ni. or Druggists Sundries E.

Lobdell'a Jrrication plant. lie snouiu ramember the observation of the old chap who had an antipatey to water. Said he: The Dclmonic restauranto of El Dorado 1 Go to 'People will keep fooling with that fluid until It will depopulate the earth again Eldorado Times. puts up the best 15 cent meal in the state. Landlord J.

Brewer of the Fifth Avenue has been kept very busy the last week. J. O. Grulith of Kansas City, was talking good times to our citizens Tuesday. pjeppDsoisi'Ss Prayer meeting Weduesday evening of cacti week at 8 p.

in Preaching at 45 School house twice a month at p. in. A. J. NOTF.9TIXK, Pant or.

Come to the Repub lican rally at Augusta, J. E. Conklin of Winfield was regUtereu Saturday, Sept. 28, at the Fifth Avenue the first at the week, I THE INTER OCEAN Atthrney General B. F.

Dawes will be The big plate glass front of J. W. Skaer's is nicely adorned with soap-lace curtains. amonsr the noted statesmen ana orators -IS THE- who will speak at the Republican Rally Osrar Moore of Murdock township has CiiitisriAX Cn risen: i.oki'3 day: Bible school, 10 a. oi.

'reaching aud Coiuinunlon, 11 a. ni. Senior V. P. S.

C. E. in. Junior 3 p. m.

rreacntng, 8 p. ni. Praver meeting, Wednesday 8 p. m. Ladies Aid, Thursday 2 p.

tit. Choir practice, Friday, 8 p. tu. AH are made welcome to the nervices. H.

i. VanDkhvookt. Pasttor. Sept. 23.

some very sick children; supposedly Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West And Has the Largest Circulation. Jacob Vau Middles worth who has been Tin- rhnrii t-luss will meet to night at the visit hi i his son, Judson VanMiddlesworth of Spring, for the past year, has returned to M. E. church iustead of the Broadway- SISCOS' DAILY (without Sunday). per year DAILY (with Sunday) per year his home in Chicago.

church. TERMS BY MAIL zs Augusta is shipping large quantities, of The Ohio picnic positively postponed The Weekly Inter Ocean ei .00 I PER YEAR I stone for railroad purposes at present. SECRET SOCIETIES. A. F.

aud A. M. I till Oct. 10th. For further Information see The quarries of Palmer Sterling and Saf .11 yiUlUiUUI.iiUii.iiUUilU.UiWUiUiUiUlUiUiUliUU ill I ford are running quite a force of men and large posters.

Mi. iln it and 3rd Tuesdav eveninzs of A i.O. Bejlr of Lincoln Neb was in the teams. A NEWSPAPER THB INTER OCEAN bepi abreast of the tinea la mft ct. It aparee neither pains nor expense la securing ALL THU VS AND THB BEST OF CURRENT LITERATURE.

resi NE' city trying to organize a musical convention Announcements. Every boy ought to have a knife. The fact hut he failed. Ohio Reunion. The Butler county reunion of Ohio people will be held in Augusta Oetobvr SI that he is a boy entitles him to te one, but the only way he "can get it for nothing is to We are authorized to announce vy.

W.Skaer and J. II. Butts attended rvery lueuth. All qisiting brother invited. X.

A YK Wiicii. V. A. Sii axxox, W. M.

Sec'y. U. A. It. No.

105. Meet the 2ml Monday evening, and the 4h ituiduy itturnooii ol rch mouth. Visit iiig comrades are always welcome. Ci. F.

(i.vi.t. Atiii kk, S. E. Halhwix, Com. Abjt.

Pimlot as a candidate for the Kepuuncan buv a suit of clothes from the Viets Cloth 10th. All Ohio people living in the the judicial convention at Eldorado, Tuesday as delegates. nomination ionrusiecoi AUaua ing Co. J. II.

Wishard is a canuuiaie ior u-iw Mr. A. Ettenson returned from St. Joe Some of the most noted statesmen In the county are invited to attend. John T.

Evans, F. C. Armstrong, Secretary. President Missouri, this week where he spent some state of Kansas will be present at the Rally of Augusta township, suijeci to me publican primaries. No.il.

Saturday afternoons W. It. C. JI -t llie 1st aud 3rd In recreation and business. lie says that Saturday the 23.

St. Joe is the hottest and wealthiest city in I Fiucst line of school supplies In the city; Visiting aisUm made Quite a number of movers wagons pass- the west. at Chance Bigger'a. L. K.

Butts was over from lemia Satur The Weekly Inter Ocean AS A FAMILY PAPER IS NOT EXCELLED BY ANY. II It has something of Interest to each member of the family. It TTzlTW ITS YOUTH'S DEPARTMENT Is the very best oi Its Uad. nvj ITS LITERARY FEATURES areunequaled. POLITICALLY IT IS REPUBLICAN, Ml gives Its readers the benefit of the Mest discussions on nil live political topics.

It also gives then THB SEYY5 OP THB WORLD. IT IS A TWELVE-PAGE PAPER. TUB INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, THB NEWS AND COIVIERCIAI. CENTER OF ALL WEST OP THE ALLEGHANY MOUNTAINS, AND IS BETTER ADAPTED TO THB NEEDS OP THB PEOPLE OP THAT SECTION THAN ANY PAPER FARTHER EAST. It Is in accord with the people of the West both In Politics and LUerctnre.

Please remember that the price of Tho Weekly Inter Ocean is ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. Address THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. t't every month. Velcoiue. Jkx.mk Pr.

the past week, ed through this city during day visiting relatives. He went lo Lous- Miss Emma Safford left for Lawrence Emma Davis, Sec'y. Will some friend bring us a copy oi the all headed south. lass in the evening to visit his parents. Monday morning to enter the art depart Press of July 2G? We are sorely in need of it s.

of V. No. 84. Augusta is getting to be quite a "risher- A Lovely Head of Ha.r Ihe 1st and 3rd Monday evenings of ment of the State University. She will study drawing and painting.

Miss Emma Movie Is closins out his entire stock kIiii" Ilottomolas are on the menues at Is something that every woman snotiiu queensware at prices to suit the customers. the FiMh Avenue bote). is a bright young lady Js surest succeed. I'uuh mouth. Visiting member invitrd.

JlL-AUAMd -S. fll ISM IX, 11 Srrrg't. All of it must go quick. Buy now. be proud of and is soiiHtlunr ttiat every person can have if they use Brags' Hair John W.

Itowen, representing the Great ROBBED Of a niee bend of hair just i ft Chance Bigger have a large variety of ltenewer. A positive guarantee through negligence. When vour hair K. of P. Xo.171.

MpIs fvi-rv Tnurfday evening. Western Type foundry of Kansas City, was a caller at the Prkss office Wednesday. every bottle. Sold by Chance xr lugger. VLiting slates and tablets for you to select from, be esrins to fall out, don't nefflect It, bub sides oens.

inks-, sponges, copy books, text get a bottle ot Beffffs Hair Kenewer Mr. B. F. Smith of Eldorado township Knights invited to attend. II.

K. (J. S. IlARisixirros, C. K.

of It. and S. wiiicli will ftop its tailing' out. and it orders the Press sent to McCune, Kansas, Att'y Gen. Dawes at turning: array, will restore Its natural col books, and hand dictionaries.

Clifford is the only township in the coun Bausinger- Fuller or For sale by Chance Bigger. where he goes with his family to inake hi future home, Mr. Smith is a good citizen A sta? at ay, ty that has no delinquent taxes. It Is Coun WE FIT All kinds of DEFECTIVE TBIOl Cheap Qood. Und a loyal republican.

We are sorry to September 28. ty Treasurer Clifford own township and honored father, now was named after his loose him from Butler county but trust prosperity will atteni him in his new home. A great many men fail iu business be deceased. -v Tha Semi-Weekly Capital for one year cause of their inability to buy their wares That can be and the Prkss till Jan. 1, 96, (three papers Anv one who is suffering from Consii- at right prices.

It is not altgethcr true that FOUND AT LAST A sure cure for a week) for ninety cents Diarrhea and Summer Complaint, it is pation or Indigestion, would do well to tW Rpffott fJttle Giant Pills. They give all businessmen buy similar goods, at the same prices. If they did competetion could corrected with namlenses in a Beefs' Diarrhea Balsam.Druggiats do not KEEP it. Thev SELL it. For sale by Capt.

J. D. Conner of Eldorado town- perfect satisfaction. Sold and warranted by Chance Bigger your popular drug- not be so sharp as it sometimes becomes. shin ha lost over a thousand dollars worth Char.ce Bigger the popular druggists.

I.O. O. F. No. 81.

Meet every Saturday evenings. Visiting member invited J. C. Walkkr. W.

A. Elliott. N.4. Sec'y. M.

W. of A. Meets the first and third Wednesday even-lug of each mouth. Dit. J.

F. Richaudsox, C. W. Hawks V. Clerk.

A. O. U. V. Meets the Fecond and fourth Tuesday evening of each mouth.

W. II Cady, S. E. Baldwin, M. W.

Secy. aud L- of S. Meets the secodd and fourth Monday evening of each month. T. P.

Polk, Geo; HAuvky, Pres. Secy. O. M. F.

The price at which a retailer buys his goods gists. of hogs from the cholera. GREAT EXPOSITION AND FAIR ST' depends upon the quantity purchased, upon W. E. Brown was seen crossing the street Joe McAliister drove to Potwiu and back the importance his trade may be to the LOUIS.

The Frisco will sell tickets to ht. the other evening with a hoe and shovel In Wednesday. He says the roads are dusty wholesale dealers and upon the time and 1 practical and scientific way. BECHTEL BROWN, h.nit. hurt hent ind head hanzinsr, as if Louis and return, Oct.

5 to 11 limited to return Oct. 14 at one fare $12.80 and quite rough in place. the circumstances of competetion under OF THE City Grocery aud Bakery Hare a big trade because they sell GOOD GOODS CHEAP. Try their Flour, ad go to them toe English Cream, Graham, Rye, and the celebrate French Cream BREAD. Dr.

F. B. Lawrance, In fatigue. He came from his father's gar wnich he bins. Mr.

C. A. Veits of the was D.G. Dunbough of Kansas City, Mo. den and the supposition is that he had been Beges Blood Purifier and Blood Mak Viets Clothing has just returned from Au- on our streets last Monday, He said at work.

er for all diseases of the blood, A positive guarantee with every bottle Call Chicago where he spent over a week among gusta was a lively little city. FOR Salk. The Daily farm in Blooming- and Opticians the wholesale houses of that great city for and be sure you get Beggs' ana take no other. Sold by Chance Bigger. tou township of 153 acres, on which the School children should go to Chance By going from house to house and holdiu V.

rhnrnh. South, is located. With house up the Inducement of cash payment and an Fridav evening BIgger'a for slates, books, pencils and tab lets, of all kinds and all prices. Thos. Meridith of Bloomington is enjoy Meets every first and third of each month.

and out buildings. $1,000 cash, or payments immence purchase, Mr. Viets sncceded in buying his goods cheaper than eyer Address. F. C.

Ruland, Augusta, Kansas, or J. A. ing a family reunion. His sons oi Wabash and Miran of Doniyan, are Dcxca.v, Sec'y. SriNsox, P.

Bcgrgs German Salre. Beorgsr German Salve. Besirs' German Salve. Dr. Gehring, 623 F.

street, K. Washington, D. C. here visitinsr with him. Mr.

Meridith has The Immence stock ot suits, pants, overcoats, hatu and caps," and boots and shoes five daughters and four sons. They are all The erreatest nite ointment in the world. whicb he purchased and wm arrive In a hhrhly esteemed in this community, having Taylor Barnes, a former resident of this citv and brother-m- law of W. Balding, few days, and the Viets Clothing will It cures where all others fail. A positive frtiHrantee with every box.

Call for a grown up from childhood In this vicinity. i -i mark down its goos to lower prices than can died at Wichita last Monday of typhoid fe ample box. sout ty your popular urur- WICHITA AGRICULTURAL ME gists Chance uier. be had in Wichita or Eldorado. Mr.

Viets made it an object to buy his goods cheap in CHANICAL FAIR OCT. 1 to The Fris Asa E. Churchill orders the Press sent co will sell excursion tickets to Wichita and ver. The remains were brought to this city for burial last Tuesday. The deceased was 47 years old, and leaves a wife and several children.

order that he could compete with their time table. a.t.&s f. r. Going Soitth. Ko.

41P Pafsenger 4:41 p. 453 Acc. Freight 12: 30 Going North, Xa. 414 Passenger .7:58 a. 43S! Acc.

Freight .....1:40 p. No's. 453 and 438 daily No's. 425 aud 424 daily except Sunday. Geo.

N. Harvky, Agent. "SANTA FE ROUTE" Time Table, St. Louis A Sax Francisco Ry. to his father, John Churchill, Geneseo, 111.

return for one fare. Selling Sept. 30 to Oct. 5, inclusive. Limited to return Oet.

6. He says he wants the old gentleman to know prices. Mr. Viets figuers that by buying cheap he can sell cheap and by selling he draws trade which otherwise go to Wichita Dental Parlors what kind of a progressive state Kansas DOST READ THIS Unless you realy i. and other points.

wish to know that Beggs'" Diarrhea Bal ft'- if over State Bank. Mr. Viets has been in business here In Rev. L. A.

Bleyans who has just been ap REPUBLIGRN Augusta about 14 years and thoroughly un sam is. the best medicine on earth tor Summer Complaint. Never fails. Cures every time. Equally good for children pointed pastor of the Broadway M.

1 Dorado Kansa. derstands the wants of the people. He has church, and family Is to arrive Sold ana warrantea oy nuance oc tomorrow and will preach Sunday morning bought thousaands ot dollars worth of goods every year, and has learned the tricks in andevening. 1 C. A.

Viets has returned from a trip to Augusta, Kansas. EAST BOL-KI). Mail anil express A. Dr. H.

D. HILL, buying. Chicaero. where he-went, to buy his fall Rev. J.

Vick is now stationed at Elk While in Chicago Mr. Viets picked up a stock of clotbinsr. and a visit with his bro CItv. Mr. Vick has manv friends here who stock of stylish ana fancy neck ties a yery therC.

L. Viets at Weet. Salem Wisconsin. regret to see him leave. During his stay in RKLLY.

low figure. The 'stock Includes- any thing Physician Surgaoa. He greatly enjoyed the visit and found his our community he has worked hard and has that can pe found in Wichita will be done much good. sold at lower prices brother prospering and in good health. Mr.

Viets was rery much invigorated by the cooler climate of the northern regions and is Persons desiring cheap clothing should The ball game Saturday between Augus ta and Douglas resulted in a score of 17 to The El Dorado Normal and come to Augusta. The Viets Clothing Co Local freight No. 33 10:23 A. Ft. Louis exrtress No.

2......... 10:51 p. JI WKST BOUND. Mail and express No. 3..........

P. Local freight No. S3 2: IS P. Kansas Mail No 1 4:10 A. All trains are run daily.

CONNECTIONS: No. I connects at Wichita, Ka. with A T. S. F.

for points in Cherokee Strip and Oklahoma. Connects at Burrton, Kas. for miits in Kans. Has rcciinin? chair car? (scats free)aud Pullman Palace Sleeper to Burr ton aiid Wichita, Kas. now ready for business at the old stand.

15 in favor of Auffiista. Roy Sisco did the is in better shape than ever in the matter OFFICE tS" amv BASS BHIIMtv All Professional Calls Promptly answered Santa Fe Excursion Dutes of cheap goods and its fall stock will not he most of the pitching for the Augusta boys nnw I PI and was remarkably successful. surpassed in quantity and quality by any ftntftTTlber 28 Business College. in Butler county. Uncle W.

D. Grove of Pine Grove came $1.76 1.2G 3.31 $23,20 Arkansas City, Katr. Sept. 21, Winfield, Kan. Sept.23 to 27, Salina, Kan.

Sept. 23 to 28, Deuver, Colo. Sept. 30 1 Oct New Millinery, The live and growing school of "Sunny Southern Kansas. It UUEPPEtlUSSOll In last Saturday night to attend the Odd Fellows meetiHg.

Grove says the populists out his way are dead in the shell The fall season of 1S95 is now open and No. 2 connects at Monett for points in in I "VT I 12.05 Dallas, Texas, Oct. 16 to 31, First terms opens Monday Sept. 2, 93 the season's fashion In vogue. Ladies wil' so far as the next election Is concerned.

want their hats ani bonnets made and AT UGO. Agent Elder Van Dervoora. preached an excelent Tuition onlv $10 per term. Board in stud ints club," I.25 to $2.50 per week In private family. $2.50 to 3.50 per week.

1 1 trimmed according to the prevailing styles. Everybody come to I have just received the latest in the line of sermoa at the Cbristam emiren sunuay dian Territory via Neosho, also for poiuta in Arkansas anJ Texas. Connects at Monett with Vestibul ed Train for St. Louis. Has Reclining Chair Car (seats free)and Pulliunn Palace Sleeper to St.

Louis. Connects at St Louis Grand Union Station with all lines to the East, North and South-east. Has redlining chair ears seats Pullman Drawing room sleeper to St- Louit. No. 3 connects at Burrton Kas.

with A. T. S. F. fr pointa In Colorado, Utah, Furnished rooms.

50cts per week; unfur Oil S3.tlird3.V. lieilffwri cordially inyite the ladies of Sign and House Paiuters and Paper Hangers. ugusta i Afioriiq-ra night. He dealC the pessimist some heavy nished rooms, $1.00 per month. blows.

Among other things; he that Sept. 28. and consult in these matters. Satisfactory The Normal, Commercial, Short-liatul Augusta, Kansas. i back in Illinois it was the.

practice of some i men who would appear worldy wise to say- service guarantees satisfaction in every case. Collegiate, and Musical Departments MltS. MATB COJfKAD. The traveling man, accompanied by bis that they had lost all confidence in human- FIRST CLASS WORK Guaranteed. truck toad ot sample cases.

Is now turned ltv. The Elder insisted tnat man never The Primaries. are equal to that requiied by the best colleges in the state. For Catalogue and further information loose upon the road. Surely the sign of re lost confidence in his fellow man until he Considerable Interest was manifested turn iu 2 prosperitv is beginning to brighten.

had become unworthy of confidence him self. the Republican primaries last Saturday. One et of delegates and alternates were address, A party was given to little Mis Zella Me J. B.Adams, of -Augusta, has goue to llvain, Monday, inhonor of her fifth birth used and tickets printed, "headed with the T. H.

Jones, A.M. PRESIDED, names of the different candidates. In all, 133 Potwin and will go from there to Dighton to visit Fred Lobdell, editor of the Dighton day, by her little friends. The little folks spent the day in fun and merriment. Ice cream, cake, candies and nuts were the votes were polled, of which Aikman reciev- New and Old Mexico, Arizona and California; Wyoming anil Nevada.

Has Reclining Chair Cars (seats free) to Burrton, Kan-Fas. Pnllman Drawing Room Sleeper to Burrton Kansas. Through Pullman sleepers Burrton. Kas.tn Pueblo, Denver, Ogden, El Paso Los Angeles, Sau Diego and San Francisco. No.

4 connects at Monett with Vestibuled Train for piints in Arkansas, and Texas, lleelininsr Chair Car (seats free) and Pull-in Buffet-Drawing Room SleeperMonett to Galreston, Tex. Via Paris and Dallas. Reclining Chair Cars (seats free)and Pullman Drawing room Sleeper to St. Louis. Connects at St.

Louis Grand Union Station with all lines for the East, North and Southeast. Through tickets on sale to all points. For further information call upon or address. Richardson, Act. Herald.

From there be will go to Salina ed 109. Smith 21. Leydlg Aikman reciey- Att'y Gen. Dawes, 1 1" and renew his acquaintenee with the fac ins lnz over half of all the BeDUblican votes in ulty of the Normal University, where he AUG-USTA TRANSFER. W.

A. Elliott, Prop. Transferring Promptly attended to. goodies" enjoyed. Those present were Floy and Dwight Slsco, Hazel ana Lois Viets, Eugene Safford, Wiuuie Miller, Eva the township.

-OES- formerly attended school, after which he will be the speaker. AMERICAN HEALTH ASSOCIATION, will co to Kansas City, and witness the BritUu, Hazel and Berenice Butts, John Priests of Pallas festiyities. He will then DENVER, COLORADO, OCT. 1 to i. The Friseo line will sell excursion tickets to return to Potwin and settle down to his Blaisksmitliiiig, Carriage YVwfc and Repairing.

and Joshua Clevenger, George Balding, Ralph Brown, Fay Polk, May and Margu-rette Miller, Ethel Harvey, Ernest Mcllvaln Deuver, Pueblo and Colorado Springs, and duties as principal of the school there. -El return for $23.20. For sale Sept. GO, and Everylbody Come. dorado Republican, Alma Fuller and Peering Marshall.

Oct good to return Oct. 2a..