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Arkansas City Star from Arkansas City, Kansas • 8

Arkansas City Star from Arkansas City, Kansas • 8

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Jk The nr Professional. GoiNN, J. H. PHYSICIAN 4 HDUUKON, Office; First floor east of Pirn to nice, over Simmons' Drug Hlora Itsldoncei 11V A street. Arkansas Oitt, Kansas.

KANSAS CITY JOURNAL. The campaign for 1800 promises to be the most oxciting one nines 18(50. 8' THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL prints tho wa. It is the only I) GDLKY, J. I).

F. Ki'piiMican newspaper in the JMjfiHotm Valley. JMirty. two yuars it has fought thfi battlen of the people. Only a Littlo Brook.

Oil! mot her tremble to think 1 must die, It In mo lonely and mitt In the (lurk urn ve to lie; Uonldyou liutgo with ine I know hut your baud. Would HUldo mo through deuth'H slimlowy IiiiiiI, Thlidee). endless river I shrink hh I feel, Its darkness awl mystery over me steal I ftmr I wild wuvesiny soul shall overwhelm lleforo I reach the far shore of the heaenly realm. Ah! what Is that music thai falUon my ear. Knchaiillng my senses, dlspullliiK ni.v feulV The angels are with me 1 am uot aloiie.

They are bearing me safe to my dear father' homo. I'ho vlaymateH loved, whohavo gone on before. Are walling for me on your beautiful shore) Jesus be ikons me to him I follow hi call. It Is only a LlttleHrouk afterall. r'HANCM MAHSHAI.I, LER.

Our Correspondents. OPTICIAN. Dun now be found at rooms 4 and 5 Sheridan block. Those having trouble with their eyes may save years of sight and pain by culling and ascertaining lust I ere Hie fnult In. A Republican Paper.

A Republican Year. Kouins 4 aud 6 bherhluii block. LEADS THE WORLD Teller, rohert r. REDUCED SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Physician and Surgeon.

Daily and Sunday, three mouths $1.00 4 00 Chronic diseases a specialty. Al Daily and Sunday, onn ear Weekly Journal and Agriculturalist, one year lucdlciiics furnished. Ofllco Parker block. SEND IN YOUR NAME TO THE JOURXAL SAMPLES FREE. DEXTEK.

Great preparation is being made ror Mpin.iriiii dav and Decorutlou clay also. B. II. Dixon Rooms 5 and 0, UougJUon Block, Wffl. Hamilton Company So great should be our reverence ror the old soldier that we should never urow weary keeping green ins mi rowlun them Willi Mowers.

True, 1 nil the (lowers and wreaths in this CYOl IRMONFYM iiiiMon I'liiinot make their sur Time Table. r.r niii nv iil'I ter. ueimei uu hicj Leads Arkansas City for Bargains in nut bread In the orphan's mouth, but t.iinu nun slmw our lovultv and love of jJf Is Not "Wasted heroism and loyalty. So let us Join SANTA KK UOUTK. AUUIVK KKOM NOHTU.

Ha 407 Oklahoma Kxprosn, arrive 15 a 406 Ttixus 7.0upni 4ia Arkansas City Kx (via Flor- oncu and Kldorado.) arv 7.15 tW Local Kreliflit (via Florence and Kl Ilorudo.) arv 4.30 heart aud band with the 0. A. K. Rev. Mayse will preach the Memor ial sermon next Sunday at this place.

Tim TCnwnrth Leaeue had unite ii When you pay ONE DOLLAR Dry VML t-t-it- trn i- ii xi. time last Sunday night. We hope It ill it i rtJxa xur tui me news as uuii- i 5 will grow iu numbers ana goou wti 6.35 in and Newton. AKUIVE FUOM SOUTH. and in favor wnn uoa ami iuuu.

mi. Mayse will lead next Saturday uiifht No, 400 OliicaKo Expross arv 8.115 a in 4U MlsHourl Klver Express, b.55 423 Local Freight 8.35 GOING SOUTH. Fruit Is beginning to ripen In this beautiful vail tne small boy can Shoes fand taineain The Arkansas City Star, The Subscriber's Paper. No. 407 Oklahoma Express.

dopt 0.15 a uot restrain his appetite until the apples get rlpo i of course the 7.5U 4l Local Freight 6.45 a are having a goou tunc- The Sunday Schools will both unite In celebrating or keeping Children's re day. Thev will present me prog: am It contains instruction, informa- GOING NOKTII. No. 408 OhicaKO Expross. dept 8.5Tm (H-Uiourl Klver Express.

8.115 414 Eastern Express (via Florence and El Uorado.) dept 8,00 a 438 Freight and Accm (via Florence and El Dorado.) dept 9.40 a 418-Local Freight, (via Wichita and Newton.) dent 9.50 a in tlic first Sunday in -nine. MILLINERY! The Summer Normal is progressing tion and amusement, for every one gw in the family. 7f5 nicely and a very good enrollment is Prof Coulson. of Ueuda. is All trains run dally.

Nos. 413 and 414 are solid trains to Kansas City without chan To sons' valiant work. lie was ab however the frst of the week connecting inure witn rast (Jli 4, ana with all diverging lines. News of the City, No. 406 makes connection at Newton direct Mr.

Mavsi! made a trip to Anson Sll I II rrlnv returning in due lime. The News of the State. XI m. ei.imt.v I'xaminintr board will meet here next Thursday, as two of the Mr. Mavse and Mr.

Coupon for the east and carries a through Pullman sloepar to tlhicago; It connects also for west bound trains to Colorado aud(the coast. No. 408 carries a 1'ullir an sleeper to Kansas City, connecting with all lines in all dl rectlnns. No. 4iMt coiini'i'ts ut Newton with the California fast train, II.

B. Addimoion. Agent. G. T.

Nicholson, G. P. A. mo nt work here. Mr.

Condit Is News of the Union, TERSELY STATED. annum the Normal students now Miss Young, of Kellogg, is an earnest Know what other people are do- MISSOURI PACIFIC. worker, too. The Misses Uusli are doing some good work and seem to enjoy the Normal; In fact all of the students are here for work and tiny work, too. Mrs.

Mayse was absent the I.EAVS. ARRITC ing and you will know better how first of the week. New students sun enrolling and will be yet this week. Our great May Bale has brought the people from all directions to take advantage of the lowest prices on record. Truthful and honest advertisements do battle to the end.

mid the friendly multitude that crowded our two store rooms on yesterday must admit that nevrr since Arkansas City became a trading point have such valueB been offered in dry goods, shoes and millinery. If you Bee a business spring up Subscribe for o- Winfield Chautauqua Assembly No4M. Mall Expr, Lv 10.00 a ui No. 4H3, Mail 4 Expr. Ar MO No.

487. Local a No. 488,, Local Freight. 8.30 a Close connections with all oruilroads at Junction points. ST.

LOl'IS AND BAN FRANCISCO. Going Fast. Trains. Express. Mail.

Leaves llloani 5 50 pm Arrives St. Louis 7 15 a ui BBOpuu Arrangements are now nearly completed for the Winfield Chautauqua Assembly which opens June Hi, and The Arkansas City Star And get the news. Among the platform 4lioao Anva nf closes June 25, from a email tifginning ma nwvt. utt pactions are Dr. Hubert Nourse, of West Fifth Avenue.

ZJZ Office in Hess Basement, Going West. D. Bishop John II. Toneka: Gen. John B.

sharp business competition and othnr kindu of nufair competition, yon Washinon, Vincent, of Trains. Express. Mall. No. a imt.lw.w.

te. J4L No. 1 must come to the conclusion that uiimv kih Bimin miBi.i uornou, ui ueuiKia, u. y- yj- mi ui: I nmifi, anon in 1 nnd whnn VOU lftVC1, t- it wninf m.i. rftV t1f rVlrX rw Leaves Arkansas 4 29 1 am Arrives Aulbony 6 65 j) ui 4 4'ipir baCK Ol U.

XTJB pUlUlli UlUBl iiovn riui. u. iiarei, vi cago; Pres. Meyer, of St. John's Col gained confidence you have won success.

Ex G0vernor Hubbard, of Texas; Miss Charlotte Stetson, of California; Dr. Robert Mclutyre, of Denver; Dr. C. B. Mitchell, of Kansas City; Wel lington Choral Union, Ideal Concert 2 Read The Make no mistake.

It will pay you Company; with several for which dates are not yet fixed. to buy your shoes from us. The Departments cf Instruction will include; Sacred Literature; W. T. U.

School of Method, Elocution LINENS. Be shrewd. Keep posted. Why pay ARKANSAS CITY STAR. THfi BEST PAPER IN ARKANSAS CITY.

$1.00 Per Year. 1 to CONNECTION No 3 connects at Monett for points In Ar-kansas. also for points in Indian Teriltory, connects at Mouett wltli the Texas limited. vestlbuled. which lias reclining cliaii cais seats free, atid Pullman buffet drawiiiR nioin sleepers through to Galveston, via l'arls anct Dallas, without change; connects at Oi uiiit Union Station, St.

Louis, with all lines fnt the north, east and southeast: has reclining chair cars, seats free, and I'ullman drawing room sleeper to St. Louis. No. A connects at Burton, with the A. T.

S. F. for all points In Colorado. Utah. Nevada.

Wyoming, Idaho. Montana.Oregou, Washington, New and Old Mexico, Arizona and California; has reclining oiiiir curs seats free to Burrton and Anthony. Kan. through Pullman sleepers to Putblo, Denver Kl Paso, Los Angeles and San Francisco. No.

connects at Monett for points lu Arkansas and Texas; lias reclining chair cars, seats free, and Pullman buffet drawlug room sleeper. Monett to Dallas. Texas, via Paris; connects at St. Louis Grand Union Station, with all lines for the east, north and southeast; has reclining chair cars, seats free, and Pullman drawing room sleepers to 8t Louis. The St.

L. V. railway is abs olutely the shortest and quickest route to t. Louis, making close connections with all diverging Hues for points iu the east, north and southeast, the only line running through chair ars, seats free, to St. Louis, without change, distances all competitors iu both time aud equipment, and In many other minor attentions so necessary to the entertainment, comfort and safety of passengers.

Through tickets r.n Na to all points. W. O. Hopkins. Ticket Agent, vvishart.

CI, P. A Delsarteand Physical Cultuiv: Political Science; Applied Chemistry; Kindergarten Training School; Art, In exorbitant prices for Linens without seeing our prices? MILLINERY. Why pay exorbitant prices for Millinery when you can buy from us at half what you pay elsewhere? Flain black and white Leghorn hats worth 25c for 15c. Ladies' fine trimmed hats, including Leghorns and straw shapes, at 25, 35, 49, 73. 99 cents and upwards.

Fine Sailors, all colors, usually sold at 75c and $1.00. Our price PARASOLS. cluding Painting ami Drawing; Single Full width turkey red Damask Tax School: C. L. S.

U. Iluind Tables, worth 25 cents yard. Hamilton's everv uav: society H'uni-'ns iuu a price 12ic yd. Lecture ou School Science each day by a Leading Educator. At 24c yd 58 inch heavy German The platform is.

made up of persons so well known that it is not necessary Damask, white, well worth 49c yard. Hamilton's price yard. to tell who they are. Eacli depart ment will be under the direction of YANKEE NOTIONS. When you want good JOB PRINTING At prices that are right, call on us and we will suit you.

We are eellinu a great many parasols just now. Why shouldn't we at these one who has acquired a reputation as What lc will buy at our store: specialist In the department in prices? which he works. No class fees will be charged for the departments. Every convenience for camping or living at reasonable rates. For particulars write to A.

II. Lwkuick, Sec. Winfield, Kas Darning cotton lc card. Sponges lc each. Fine combs lc each.

Hooks and eyes lc card. Good brass pins lc paper. Shoe blacking lc box. Tablets lc, What 5c will buy on our tables: Rubber dressing combs 5c. Nickle plated safety pins 5c dozen Two dozen gents' collar buttlns 5c Ladies' ribbed vests 5c.

Two bottles barter's ink 5c. One lob Hamburg embroidery 5c. One card agate buttons 5c. Children's parasols at 20c. 25c.

35c. Ladies' 20 inch English Gloria, paragon frame, at 98c. Then you must see the bargains we are offering in parasols at $1.24, and $1.73. SHOES. How does this bargain strike you? Ladies' dongola button shoe worth for 69c.

Married. Wednesday evening, at residence of Low Prices, Good Work, Prompt Service. the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Ford, three miles north of New- kirk. Geo. E. Sanborn and Miss Maggie Ford, Rev.

Win. Bird Shaw, of the Pilgrim Congregational church, ML0 officiating. The wedding was a private one, only a few of the relatives and most intimate friends of the contracting Subscribe For The Arkansas City Star. 50c Per Year. PI ii HUB We can print anything from a calling card to a book or newspaper.

Our Terms are Cash. See us when you want something printed. The Arkansas City Star. The Subscriber's Paper. parties being preseut.

Mr Sanborn is well known here and for a number of years was a resident of this city. Mr. Sanborn is an industrious and capable, young man and has a nature which has made for him hosts of warm friends. His bride Is a young lady of fine accomplishments. For years she has been a successful teacher in the public schools of this city and the love of her pupils, as well as that of a large number of friends won by her womanly graces, will follow her In her new career.

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Pages Available:
162
Years Available:
1896-1896