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Edna Star from Edna, Kansas • 4

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Go to the GEM PHARMACY for Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Notions, Prescriptions carefully compounded. GO TO THE Terpsichorean Art Club. EDNA it STAR. Harry Clark, wife and children, 1 Swope, wife and children, Austin JOB PRINTING. Some of the deciples of Terpsichore Justis and wife, of Oswewo, Mrs.

WELLS BROTHERS Leaders of Low Prices, ISSITED EVKRY FRIDAY MORNINO met on last Saturday evening and or City Restaurant Bloom, 31 rs. Ida Clark and Miss Majors composed a jolly party which has ganized a dancing dub, with the fol- tfRUBY Aj PEFFER, Publlahera. officers; -FIIiK TIIKin- spent the last seven or eight daj-s in -FOR- The Star Office President, A. P. Bell.

Vice-President, W. C. Johnson, TT OmCK OVKR RAYMOND 1- MUZZY M. ft i.jini mm im 1 1 1 ADVERTISING RATES hunting and nutting in the Territory. They went down about 44 miles, near An very reasonable, and will 1e mtldc Secretary, It.

IT. Muzzy. Treasurer, S. E. Miller.

Committee on Music, A. T. Dunlap Is prepared to execute Job Printing known on application. Your business arm Meals Campbell's store. The men had splendid luck in hunting, killing over-100 squirrels, and unlimited numbers of quails and ducks.

They returned on Is respectfully solicited. And the target aimed at is, HIGH P1UCKS HAVE BKKX KNOCKED OUT. W. F. Lurch and R.

T. Muzzy. of every description, from a Visiting Card to a Full Sheet Poster, in the highest style, at the very A constitution and complete set of Price Of Subscriptioni $1.00 a Year. j'esterday much refreshed by their trip and i excellent spirits. bye-laws were drawn up and adopted At all hours.

each memler being required to sign Lome ami see the piles' of goods and the crowds buying them. Seventeen years of successful business has made lis masters of the situation, hence wo style ourselves LEAUEliS OF LOW PItlCES, And ill Defend the Same Against All Encroachments, And if needs be, sell goods at one-half of other figures. Come and totT of the following, at prices you will find nowhere else: Altamont, Nov. 10, 1SS7. Tins is to Certify that I insured Lowest Prices.

MO. PACIFIC TIME TABLE, M. A. Division.) VAKSENGKK. them, thus forming a club that is likely to hold together, ftiul which my property, with Geo, W.

Mathews, will dispense with the usual pitfalls of doing Kast j. ra. Oysters and Lamcli Fresh Rread always on hand. Board by- the day or week. CI ive us a call.

Miss L. IIkjbky, Proprietress. such an organization. Anyone now (ioinir West a. m.

joining the clul vrill know exactly wlmt is expected of him, and will be sure that no more than his share will (lo'n p. m. HILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS. LETTER HEADS, LEGAL BLANKS, CARDS, STATEMENTS POSTERS, RECEIPTS, SALE BILLS, of Edna. Kansas, in the State Insurance CoMrANY of l)es Moinesy Iowa, and that I had a loss by fire on my hay.

In just 18 hours from th6 time the Adjuster received ray notice of loss he was oa my place, and paid me my claim rs fi ll without a word of quibbling over technicalities. Such (ioinir "Vusl 11:15 a. m. Fin it tiffs. All Wool lied Flannels, others ask SOc for, you may have at 20c.

Cotton Flannel, others ask lOcls. for you may have for octs. All "Wool lied Twill, Anli-Rhenmatic Flannels, others ask and get 40ets. for. you may have at 2-5cts.

bo saddled upon him. This will be AV. L. MORGAN, an excellent source of amusement for F. Wood, Aubxt.

EftXA CHininiESi the coming winter, and will promote BLOTTERS, GiHalmin. the social feeling to a much healthier Edna Butcher promptness and fair treatment rec state than it would otherwise reach. NAI'TIST; All of our and 1 Oct. small and large check cincrhanis. oets.

ntr vil. I Wtm Services the sit'iml ami iourl The first dance will be given this PRINTED ON SHORT NOTICE. You ma have aI of cur 12Jc (Jing- evening, and the succeeding ones at 'lavs of each month: FunflaV school I'very Sabbath at 10 o'clock. Regular irfeeting in Sfttnrdaj before iKinis, new stripes and new effects, at lOcts. per yd.

These are the prettiest line nf Ci incrli'iroc? may have our choice for 25c. Thci? ai'e the prettiest vou ever saw. Itandkcrchiefs. Come and see the iiandkerchlcfi? We oSer vou 5 for lOe. Three Handkerchiefs for 10c.

Handkerchiefs at 5e, or 3 for 25c. Beal Hand Hemstitched Ladies en Handkerchiefs, Colored Borders, ari1 worth 8-5c each, your choice for 10c, or 3 for 25c. Hoots aii (I Shoe. Don't overlook us on Shoes and Boots; If you do you are money out. We keep.

the I. and T. Cov.sen line of Jhoes. jj you ee them and the prices you will buy them. If von want Ladies' from 75c a pair up to the finest, we are the ones to suit you.

A new lot of Boys" Vf. L. Dougla Shoes just in. Our Men's Shoes at SI .50, S2. are "World Beaters.

Our Ladies' Shoes at SI .25 and SI .50 you cannot find elsewhere. The line of Child's and Misses" at 50c, 00c, 75c, S5o and 1 1 ought to intervals of two weeks. ommends this Company to the farmer who needs insurance. A. 13.

Roller. With a magnificent soil, deep, ricli ami inexhaustible, beneath which is found coal, oil, salt, lead, zinc nd natural gas, and above which bend the blandest and most kindly skies, Deals in all kinds of Fresh Salt Meat. CasB Paid for Hides and Tallow. South of'the Postofiice. Estimates funnshed on everv he fourth Sumlav of eaeh month.

ISkv. C. T. Floyd, Pastor. Married.

"At the bride's resi class of work known to the printing The strict A1MVool trade. Satisfaction guaranteed as to Hose in town at 25c per nair quality and price, ive us your orders. Four pair Men's sc amies Ilose tilm" dence, near this place, on Tuesday-evening, Nov. 5. 1887, by Rev.

Gray MKNlonlST. oeal, Jlr. Lhas. Brown and Miss a- and Brown mixed, for 2oc. services every other Sun Kansas challenges the TTorkt to pro rah Iloltoii JJest Enrfish Balbriesrnn En.lies' TTnso day at 1 1 o'clock, and everv Sunday duce her equal.

Kdna is situated just that other houses think very chean at Roth of the contracting parties are it 7:011 n. Kahhnth school at 0:45 II -50c, you may have yourgchoice in the new shades at '25c u. tii. Come to the Sunday Reboot, well known and" highly respected Corsets. in the midst of all these attractions, and is surrounded by the finest farming country in the world.

Will Miller and wife, of Cherry- Carries a iti.l link ov Ton will be welcome. Prayer meet- Miss llolton is a Sister of our towns- mg every Thursday night. nian W. A oiton. Tiik Star ae- Rkv.

A. Pastor. -i knowledgrs receipt of, some of the ipt Our Wells Bros'. oOc cornet at 2-3c. Our Old Stand-Bv Toe cr-rset.

Uc Dr. Schillings' Corset, after the stvle of Ball's, btit Letter goods, sold the I Slllftliliil tt-tf1ilmr n-rk moo. valle.havc been vissiting in IMna this I'R flAY. NO iiM ItVAi lbbi. 4, week.

During heir stay tb'cy took a worm round at SI .00 we sell at Toe iicaicvi in uic iiianiici usual vm uiu 1 Purses. day's hunt in the ation. They re editor on such occasions, joining with their many friends in wishing the 1,500 Ladies1 and Gents' nursps von TtVINKLINGS turned home yesterday, accompanied by Kmmett Miller and wife, who will would pay 25c to 75c for elsewhere, your choice for 1 Oc. Hats and Cans. newly married pair long years of Medicines, Points, Oils, Glass, c.

remain for a few days. wedded happiness, A. big lot of Men's hats, nnt mm nf announcement has been made W. J. Raymond has sc't tlfe a good example laying a side them worth less than $1.00 to $3.50, your choice for 75c.

Drummer Dark Wghta. Brerivnl meetings. New moon this week. Thanksgiving services. Prepare to give thanks.

that paper cotlins have been invente PRESC RIPTIONi and put ttpotf the market. People A big lot of Boy's Hats, not mm i may now build their houses of paper worth less, than 75c to SI .50, your choice for oOe. Drummer's snmnlps cat their dinner paper plates weather for out-door work. 000 Men's Fur Cans, all slumps, at Carefully compounded at all hours of the day or night. Northeast Corner Labette and Marion Streets, Edna1; Kansas; ride on cars with paper wheels, wipe SI, SI.

'25 and the same roods The turTifrcrop is being market- with a paper handkerchief, buy you are asked to pay $2, 2.50 and S3 fd. a new paper piano, and go to the ior eisewnere. Bemember. we are in the goods Business, r.nd no mnt. Don't forget that the '241 in3(.

grave in a paper cotlin. The colIin may be paid for with a piece of pa ter what prices may be given vou elsewhere, bring them to us and have them discounted; KA. a holiday. The best thing on a farm (cobd farmer. i and the death published in an walk continuing north from his store, in front of his lots.

Wc need a irrcat deal of sidewalk in Edna, and it ought to be put down before the muddy winter weather sets in. K. P. Smith, Who has been running a jewelry store in the Gem Pharmacy for some time past, started for his former hom in Missouri, last week. Onr country evidently does not agree with him.

The Preslyterlan church is now permanently hi place; ami the structure helps the appearance of the town wonderfully; A coat of paint or two is required for tile building." C. D. Ashley, of Oswego, attor JOc and 15c aoods. other piece. Few things are more DEALER IN' Ulir 10c, 15c and 2-ic Counters Hardware of all kinds at Ray- useful thiin paper; are chock full of Xew Goods.

It will do you good to see them. SJiirtiiiff. mond y. While ten towns Watch chances Call at Veach's BHlituYl Hall and one town makes chances. While ten Our 12 Shirting, now lOt'.

towns watch for something to turn enjoy yourselves. Check Flannels. catch you every time, lhc'y reat looking, good liis and wear splendidlj If you have been looking at Boots, do us the favor to look at our.s before you buy. Look cur S2.50 Hand Made Boot. We will leave it wU'.

you to judge. If ours is not the Best; you may have a pair for nothing. The Bed School House Slice for your loys and girls are the goods you want: We guarantee to savtj you 25c on every pair you buy over any similar good- that may be offered you, and if thej are not good wearers, money refunded The Yy. L. Douglas S2.50 and S3.0v Gents' Shoe in Button, Lace and Cpii' gi-ess, are the goods to buy.

Evtry pair seamless, and very stylish neV lasts. We carry seven different manufacturers' lines of (Jents' Shoes in Button. Lace and Congress, and start stylish one at SI, rising 25e a paiiiif to SO. If you need anything hi line we will be glad to show yoiu Wraps, Clonks, etc. If you need Ladies'.

Mioses or ('hii" dren'S Wraps, v. 6. ire prepared s-i. a ou goods and shvo you birr money. can sell you 812 and si.

5 Jackets, vt rv stylish and and These have been Drnmviers" Samples', and we sell them at I prices. We a beautiful Jacket with Hood at and caii figure vou a stylish Xewmarke'. at S2.50. Children's Cloaks will sttfrt at 75e, and cveiy liarment wc sightly and durable. We have oyer 1.200 from wh jcti to make your sdec' tions.

and will try and please you. Carpets', Oil Cfotfis. eir. We have received a large new line of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Taper, Ihig; and Curtain (foods, on all of whkli 17 intend figuring you a saving, fTerscts. "We have .250 Jerscj that were to hz sold at S2, we intend felling these at SU Tliey are AlMVool Tailor Back; Vest Front, as find t's any Jtr sey you find elsewhere.

Stock hiff Yarn. All of our Stocking Yunu are brrr. new S-ply goods, color warranted, and prices lower than we have heard anyone else selling at. Clothina, Grcrcnats. cic.

Our Men's Suits, S8.50. S4.00, and up to S20, shows you a line hard to beat. If you tare the trouble. ask us to show you these gci-ds yw; A big lot of Check Flannels. 12 up one turns something up; so while Mince pio will soon be the reign for Shirts, Misses' School Dresses, Ladies' Dresses or Skirts, regular 2oet.

ten fail to become something of im ing pastry article. portance. one succeeds and is Cnllec" goods and worth every cent of it. von Complete line of Christmas goods may have it at 15c a yard; a lucky town, the favorite- of fortune. Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Motions and Queensware.

Kt 0. W. Ladies' Collars. 50 doz. Ladies' Collars.

"White and Powell is still at the old stand. There is no luck like pluck, and fortune must Vvor those who are most indifferent to fortune. fancy colors, all newloc and 20c troods. dealing out bargains. your choice at 5c.

Sliirt's. STOCK LOWE! The bovs say that Rob Muzzy Tf the Mo. Pacific road would A big lot of Ladies' Skirts, 7oc and has a v'ry 'ecufl'a cat. change its timetable it frould greatly convenience our people. The way in For the best nickel cigar try J.

Call and sec. me before purchasing your supplies. I can and will curtain crin save von money. Second door South of Bank, Kansas, Bran new Curtain II. Rcasor's CJreen Corn." which trains are running now, two go M.

It. and 12c per ynrd. Messrs. Vcaeh and Lipscomb east in the evening and two west in ney in the Sliultz case for the defense, was in Kdna; this week; looking up evidence' Mi-. Berry, of father of our townsman, J.

M. Bern-, is in the city, to vfsit for a few days with his soiii A splendid banner valued kt something ov' if 1.000 was presented to the New York lire department rc ccntly. A full report of the hanging of the Anarchists in Chicago is published hi Thk ar this week. Vatii went east on the evening to he al-vsent for a short tihe. Lace si spent last MUUiay 111 Mho mnrn no- A -li-mro iho mo A big lot of beautiful vf(ol Ibices Go to the Monarch Rilliard Hall, of either the freights or passengers that make a nice trimming for Ladies' and Children's Dresses, worth 50c and if MOiid A.

C. Vk ach. of about 1 2 hours would be a great 40c a yard, all the new colors, your Try my 40 ct. Tea. It's a damby.

satisfaction to the patrons of the road. choice for 10c a yard; Poj'll. ('0l, pulpy, of th Liberty Re- Dress Goods. A line bf Dress Goods, Ml hew Color -Powcll downs them all on Teas, view, has an item in his paper stating ing, sold elsewhere at 10c. vour Prom cents to 75 cents a pound.

that -the ugliest woman in town would of the lot for oc. Mind you we will Cgiue vou a AVool -We are late again this week, ow- be passably good looking in one of Dress Pattern at about tlie same price being a day late in those bonnets sold at Would Dr. Thayer surprised us the oth you pay ior a cotton one elsewhere. ing to our 'nnper getting be worth a quarter to mention the er day by stepping tip to the case and torn? ana see the Tricots, Tweeds Plain Flannels, Serges, Sebatanol. and' seting some type.

Pop, ginger ale, cider, hop and nrms name in hk mar). we win irch beer, cig'irs. Vearh's bet a yr's subscription that the Col. a host of- new Dress (ioods, at prices you can Mr. Austiii Justis and' wife, of is afraid to name the woman.

Our 3G-m. line Cashmeres, the MiWdd Oswego, are visiting in the city. Uniird Hall. 1 ie BPiek School House Shoe -Money to loan on chattel mort- Brand, really a good as yon buy anywhere at 5.0c; all the la test colors at 25c a yard. It is a FOR SALE OR TRADrlv One (J vcar oUt horse.

COOK AND HEATINCx for boys and girls, leads all others "age: Rloom. (1o to J. II. Reasor's. There 3 011 A Tine-of Dress Goods CaShmerc-s.

Try 'hem, it Po yell s. Diagonals, Sefgesashmefettes. Twills. get 100 cent's worth for $1.00. ''Let there be said the may rest assured of 5seeing a fine Hue sold at bottom Overcoat Weather is now upon where get.

one for iittie money, is the question that presents itself tc you. We have solved the problem ci buying these goods so that we can put them out at ridiculously low fiij'iresj Boys' Overcoats at $1.50, 1.7 -3 and $2, will be very attractive to you. We-think hi Kli n's Overcoats tliose we offetv at $2.50, S3, S3.50, Si.50, $5 and up to SI 2.50. are not only very, cheap, styl-i ish arid durable; but better goods thaiv j-ou can buy cse. "While 011 M.ehs and Boys' Suits are all new and at Avhat we ask for them they-will prove to be the best line you ever saw iri this country; Beiges ami Fancies, look good enough to pay C5c foi your choice for 15c.

One ear old horse. One good three seat spring wagon. One farm wagon. Two cultivators RL003I, Union iflbcTt. iiord.

The way to get it is to buy Children's shoes from 25 edits A line of Dress Goods consisting of .1 .1 A 1 1 to $2.50 at Powell's. one oi inosc eiegaut nanging mm ns i '-M i jutitc a numbt'r of strangers in Stripps, Plaids, Tufted Effects, Plains aiid Bouretts that you would expect to pat 25c a yard for, your choice at 10c. Miller's. They are daisies, 111 town this week. iii-i'i mini AIniin1 Vil.

Com! Look! and get price 1 on lit. A big hue of English Dress Goods in London riots are fashionable' lev who measures 0 feet 7 inches, Prints; C.inghams, Crasn, hhirt'rgs Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Plaids, Stripes, Broken Plaids, and a f.vas iu town this week. 1 le was the Muslins; Dress Goods, arns, great variety of patterns and styles that vfere bought to sell at 50c. but you ft I of attention. everything you need tor winter I A.

Tf A 1. n.r of Det'iehem is attract- JUSl U1U lilbU' tc. apn lilenat I i a it- it 1 a THIS IS OUB FIRST GUX THIS FALL. Wo will soon have another- THE STAR FOR M) Printing. Tfiami you win iicKie i owen aim get mr considerable attention nov, It I one loaded with low prices.

Watch out for it, watch TA5f the best bargains you ever saw, Innv be seen at jmv time lurm? the Til I -m-t fc and payius a visit. Bring vour produce v.ith and trnde it fer sorie c.r. our cheap goods; Yours Always, morniuir in the southeastern sky. Jmer, son oi am King, We also have a tin shop in connection with the Hardware, and can do all kinds of 1 a. I Tiw.

i.if, rui bn hold "ving on the Slaughter place near town.wis thrown from a P0113- one Mir intit Knrrf rf thft nonillp We Manufacturing and Repairing. Win tufe were a little excited this aayast.weeK, ana na ms ieit arm week, not knowing who was be roU-n ami wrist dislocated. His in- issoun facifiG sty jures were auenueu oy urs-. inayer -IS THR GREAT- subpamaed as witnesses, IE4BERS OF 10W PRICES, UNION BLOCK, EDNA, KANSAS. anil Citmpbell Tlirv 4-1 inn fnf 1l-1v5hfT t-IVPU 1 v.

1 v. km ,7 ri 1 Fast Mail Coffeyville, Kansas; kt hVvn.l. The International Bank will in ft few UayS receive feeeiyes taxes for the townships 0f ltm- Via Chetopr firove, Howard and Canada. Al- of PaPer of.a!1 pat- nr thr trvn nr H.ilnn. I Dicus Go.

2 DAILY TRAINS 1 Wstch for itl Wait for it! And then 1888. TheLsading Paper of the West 1888 Jo rather previous last T- "'V beautify -our rooms by putting it on -DEALEKS IX- To Kansas City, xvonld hecrin on Monlav of tftS. week. J- Kayitioml started wKj es the brightest paper Leavenworth, Atchison, St. Joseph, win.rtntlnnint nnd nlnstor beincr yerday, with a car load of apples in the west.

Ul Tlie Weekly Times -r h' i'i which ho dispose of in the west-loo and other unfinished, i. 1 era market. It is his last shipment, the opening was rortponed to the fob 1 and will wind ud his bustfess that Omaha Hannibal, St and ali points nortii Aisp Dennlsoii, Dallas, FtAYorth, Austinj San Antonio. Houston, Galves 9 from, date till Jan; li J.889, for one dol lowing Monuay. I line for this season, Messrs.

John Lacer and Ezra E. 1 ton, and principal cities in the South. lar. Lalli.Shingles, Sash? Doors, Blinds, Moulding, LMc, Sand- BricK anl The great political campaign which opens this fall, suggests to efery iie tliat he sHoiilil sab-scribe fot ihVpaper which wilt iiie tlie news in the niost attractive sKirpe. This "Th Times" dos, and if fids established repdta-tic tc? nnd Thns Biekham trn nf the A SuddeChange in the wijxl.

Oil Pulbntin Buffet Sloin Cars of Christ, of this whieli Whirled aVound anc 1 and Free lteclining Chait Cars on the plaei, bnve purebred lots blqolently roni the north, turning ksfownCo-inthcnorthy nart somorjiat cooler. throndi tMins. v. 1 1 All Kinds of Building Uria! jrfc i)aily Tipies 1Q a jrear, $5 for 6 tnon'ths. -The Sanday TiiicSj 10 rf Cf I'or uiivher information-ofill on or i 3 iff tpwn, upon which the it-lit T.Burns, with Tt address Company nearestioigjt .1 C.

TOWNBENiJi. East Side Uelavare Ednaf ti fori ming, ojt pwgxwag in the city sqy- I t3 tb b-'ir tins we on for his 1 "it..

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1887-1888