The Parsons Weekly Sun from Parsons, Kansas • Page 8

ing city election. It wm a novel wtnxznr- hew sadly rbstucatum begins sstf insidiously stows ia tl avafssn. as On Ttiso TBTJB3DAY. FEBRUARY IL 1887. CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,009.

mind that the wis And bear in Commences The Live Dry Monday, February talk by small wStt Come to lln: OLD RELIABLE And see the new goods, comprising the finest line of Embroideries ever shown in Parsons, a complete line of Napkins and Table Linens of all kinds, Chambrays and Seersuckers in endless varieties, a beautiful line of Victoria and India Lawns, and in fact Everything ant In Wash Goods, and at prices lower than ever. scene and attracted considerable attention. The ladies are registering quite freely and it looks as if they woma all avail tnemseives ol the opportunity to vote. Rules for Lent. The following are the rules of the Catholic church as issuod by Bishop Fink, of the diocese of Kansas, for the observance of Lent by all the faithful: 1.

AH the faithful who have completed their twenty-first year, and are not otherwise dispensed, ore bound to fast. Si. Every day in Lent is a day of fast except Srndoy. 3. By dispensation the use of flesh meat is allowed once a day on every day of the week except Wednesdays and Fridays and Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of Ember week, and the four last days of Holy Week.

4. Sundays in Lent being also day of abstinence the use of flesh meat is by dispensation allowed at every meal. 5. The use of lard, butter, milk, cheese and oggs is allowed by dispensation. 6.

The use of flesh meat and fish at same meul is forbidden. 7. From fasting are dispensed the sick and convalescent, women in pregnancy and giving suck, and all who have laborious work to perform. 8. Those who are dispensed from fasting may use flesh meat at their discretion on those days on which meat is allowed; on tho other days, however, they are obliged to abstain from the uso of flesh meat, but allowed the usual number of meals.

0. In all cases of doubt the faithful shall be guided by the advice of their father confessors. 10. In obedience to an indult granted by the Holy See in regard to the use of flesh moat on the Saturdays throughout the year the faithful should bo mindful of doing some good work instead of abstaining from the uso of flesh meat on thoso days. Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain uncalled for at tho postoflice in this city for the week ending February 19: Briggin, Mrs. JaneMcGowan, J. E. Billings, Clinton Maltby, Caroline Berry, Cornelia Noyes, Miss May Caney, Mrs. Mary Owens, Mrs.

Hosa Carson, J. J. Palmer, Mrs. Rose Clark, Simon Perkinson, W. H.

Cunningham, II. Phillips. Agnes Eitton, VV. 14. Pitser, G.

W. Ensley, E. Pyland, J. B. Gibson, Robinson Rev, N.

C. Glore, Frank Rockwood, Mamie Oordon, C. Rich, Mrs. E. Harrington, E.

D. Beach, Mollio Hailey, Minnie (2) Reed. David M. Mrs. S.

S. Howard, Mary Shipman. Jas. Heason, J. H.

Sexton, M. M. Herlay, 11. B. Tharp, T.

C. Lone, J. L. Thomas, Mrs. C.

Lay, Mrs. Jennie Vnhn, John Myers, Horry E. Wood, J. A. Myers, Lizzie Washburn, J.

M. McConell, F. Williams, N. C. Williams, J.

H. POSTAL CARDS. Carter, B. Kemp, F. Garnett, G.

T. Reed, D. M. Goodrow, W. H.

Smith, Frank Huggins, James Slasher, Mr. Purties calling for any of the above should say "advertised" and give date. Fortune Favors Faith In a St. Louis Man. Many persons are made happy by the Louisiana State Lottery company.

Last drawing fortune smiled upon Cornelius Becannon, a prominent and esteemed citizen of St Louis, who has great faith in this company. For years he has invested in every drawing, and nine times out of ten he has drawn a prize. Last month he ''went it alone," and came within one number of tho capital. He this month purchased another ticket, and happily got one-tenth of No. which drew $150,000, and at the office of the company, was given a check on the Now Orleuns National Bank.

A'ettt Orleans Picayune, January 22. Tho Trial of Isaac McCann. The case of Isauc McCann, the murderer of Officer Kyser, of this city, in the district court, was given to the i'ury yesterday morning and at a late tour last night they had not returned a verdict Sneak. Thieves. Sneak thieves havo been prowling over town considerably of late.

Num erous articles have been reported stolen from nouses and out-premises in various sections of the city. A Parsons Inventor. Rev. C. L.

MsKesson, pastor of the Conirreimtional church, has patented a machine for winding cloth on bolts as usd in dry good stores and recording tho number of yards. The most particular man in town made a perfectly satisfactory selection yesterday from Woodruff's new line of clothing. They seem to have ttio nappy fuculty or pleasing all tastes. Farmer. Attention! V.

IL Steele Co. will handle field and garden seed in largo quantities. Save money by buying your boots and snoes at the Jioston oboe House. Go to W. H.

Steele Co. for Tan-dreth's garden seed in bulk. Hard times scared to Woodruffs low prices. death at ooa lUrtM to find him af Us victim ia ci liter the seutaer chronic for. Ha-tliea learns tb fearful traany af its grip and Hi utter powerleeeness of tho ordinary remedies to giro relief.

Probably to do Hi iiave physician given more stuJr, sod none nas mora completely baffled their effort, to provide a specific; and until Athlopboros was discovered there was no which would surely cure rheumatism, neuralgia and nervoua or sick headache. Thousands of testimonials like the following prove berond question that Athlophoros is the only reliable remedy, and that it will do all that is claimed for it 'V Englewood, Kansas. Athlophoros has done me more good than all other medicine put together, for I was a (reat sufferer from rheumatism and neuralgia, and can say to-day, I am free from both complaints. Mas. Maria Stone.

W. 8. Hopkins, 1 1 79" C. Avenue, Cedar Rapids, Iowa sits My wife and daughter were both stricken with inflammatory rheumatism at the same time. The lower limbs were much swollen the pain seemed much beyond endurance; sleep was out of the question; they suffered so much that to move or even touch the sheet on the bed would cause the most violent pain.

They were confined to the bed four weeks. During that time and previous I bought many kinds of medicine, then I employed a physician, but nothing gave relief until I heard of Athlophoros. I bought a bottle at once, and am glad to say ia a very short time the swelling was reduced, the paia gone, and they were entirely well." Every druggist should keep Athlophoros and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can not be bouuht of the druggist the Athlophoros 112 Wall New York, will send either (carriage paid) on receipt of regular price, which is per bottle for Athlophoros and 60c. for Pills. For liver and kidney disease.

dyspepsia. Indigestion, weakness, nervous debility, disease of women, constipation, headache. Impure blood, A ihlophoros rill are unequaled. 11 The Parsons Market. Koos Fresh.

20c per dozen. Potato 75c per bushel. liUTTEH Country. 20o per Ifc. Poui.THY Hen, t'i per dozen.

Lahd Hemlered settle, 8o per m. Hkamh White tuivv. hand Dioked. exbmehoia. castor bean.

per bushel. union ai.au per Dusnei. WHSAT-8V) per bushel. Cobk-Sft440c per bushel. Oats 2.W per bushel.

Flax Fixkjb Patent, si. to ter aaek: Btiaia-ht. al.SO: takers, SI. 20; low erode, S0o; graham. Me.

1 ouw msau ae per sack; pearl. Sue. Hhosts tit per ton. HnAN tl'J per ton. Chop tl.

ir ton. EETING OF ASSESSORS. Notice in hereby frireii that the Ameiom of the neTprnt townfthips iumI cities of Labett4 t'onnty, Kantian, will meet at the office of the County Clerk, at the court hoane in the city of Oewffffo. on Monday, the 7th day of March, 17. at the hour of 10 o'clock a.

for the purpuee of aareein upon a lumia of valuation for the aoooas- ment ol property lor mim ror me year inn. W. W. l4X)K, County Clerk. ARK STILL TRIUMPHANT! For fifteen yearn, they have nteadily gained in favor, and with sale constantly increaain have become the moat popular corset throughout the United Stat.

Th (i nualitv in Warnintrl tn irnr ttrit-m a Innn aa ordinary Cortetu We have lately introiluoed the and RH jrmdea with Extra Long Waist, and we can fnrninh them when preferred. fiiRnent awarua from ail the worm great Fairs. The laat medal reeeived ia for Firtt Degree of Merit, from the late exposition held at New Orleans. While aooma of patent have been found worth-leas, the principles of the Glove-Fitting havs proved invaluable. Retailers are authorised to refund motKy, if, on examination, these Corsets do not provnil as represented.

For sals by Dean Mt UnrtlsU. Catalogue free on application Thoniflon, Lang-don Sk New York G. F. CARES Successors to A. B.

Wheat ft Boots and Shoes! Are prepared to meet the demands of the trade at The Lowest Prices! WLDOUGLASi S3J0Q, SHOE Hew Goods Inst Received. Go to 0. McLain XT Yovi Want To Sell, Buy, Bent or Exchange Property. Borrow or Loan Money. Pay Taxes in Labette or Neosho Counties.

Get Fire, Tornado, Life or Accident Insurance. Offlee or Johnsoa Arena, North SMa, OppaaMe- Oasj, ttnaea jiff MINOR MENTION. City election gossip is- gradually increasing. A son was born to Will Mathis and wife yesterday. A son was born to Ed Bero and wife last Sunday.

Several business changes are booked for spring. Mrs. W. IL H. Chapman is visiting her son at Muskogee.

Judge Kelso and wife returned Saturday from Topeka. Contemplated new buildings are reported in all quarters. The hotels are filled with land seekers from the eustern states. The City Council meets in regular session next Monday night. The family of J.

IL Albertson are visiting relatives in Indiana. W. H. Steele is up and around again after a severe spell of sickness. J.

M. Fatten is enjoying a visit from his mother, who resides in Indiana. A colored man by the name of Louis Walker died Thursday night of pneumonia. Miss Stella Kauffman left Thursday for a visit with friends at Wellington. The supply of eggs is increasing in volume, and the price per dozen is decreasing.

Dr. E. C. Hostetter has bought the George Nellis property on East Ap-pleton avenue. The new four-story hotel is being roofed and its mammoth proportions loom up grandly.

W. W. Mullen, after an absence from the city of several months, is bock shaking hands with the boys. Ma J. P.

Heed, of Ouwego, visited her daughter, Mrs. F. W. Frye, Saturday and Sunday, returning home Monday. Mrs.

D. Kelso and Mrs. II. Wagner returned from St. Louis yesterday morning, where they had been to hear Patti sing.

Dr. Kennedy contemplates the erection of a brick block on Central avenue, south of and adjoining his stone livery building. One or two mombors of the Salvation Army have boon in the city this week making arrangements for a series of meetings here. Another child of J. A.

J. McKins-stry, a little girl about live years old, died Monday night of diptheria and was buried Tuesday. Fred Stevens, son of Col. it. S.

Stevens, intends to erect a fine brick business house on Central avenue, opposite the new hotel. Dan Stauter and Jesse Build aro at Wichita attending the grand lodge of the A. O. U. W.

as representatives of the lodges of this city. W. O. Adkins is in the city. He is now traveling for an insurance company, his territory embracing the north half of the state.

A. H. Tyler has been appointed by the governor justice of the peace, to till tho vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge Partridge. Tho Alpha Society will meet tomorrow with Mrs. E.

J. Hughes, instead of to-day, as announced, the meeting having again boen postponed. J. C. McOinnes and J.

D. Calvert have bought out S. P. Atchison in the saddlery and harness business. The style of the firm will be McOinnes Calvert.

II. D. Mirick, of Athens, Ohio, and Fred L. Stevens, of Attica, N. son of CoL B.

8. Stsvens, are in the city, looking after their railroad and other interests hero. Senator Kimball has introduced a bill in the legislature to create the counties of Stanton and Grant, and to define the boundaries of Hamilton and Finney counties. In view of the rapid rise in values several large property owners of the city announce their determination to withdraw from market their property heretofore offered for sole. Charles Mackh, of Elgin.

111., has purchased the farm of Joe VanMeter, udjoining the city on the west, together with some nino thousand dollars in live stock, and will at once remove here. The Juvenile cornet band was out on the streets Tuesday afternoon and discoursed somo fine inusic. The boys have made wonderful progress and their music Tuesday drew a big crowd and many compliments. Rev. J.

M. Rankin, rector of St. Paul's church, Coffeyville, was in the city Saturday, visiting Prof. Wood. He was highly pleased with the rapid growth of Parsons and Raid it would be a splendid placo for a good col-logo.

Senator Kimball returned from Topeka Saturdny, to remain- over Sunday. Mrs. Kimball and Ron Charlie, who havo been at Tojieka thus far during tho session of the legislature, have also returned homo and will remain. Yesterday was another lively day among real estate dealers, and there were crowds of men about the real estate offices from early morning til late at night. A number of New York capitalists aro here looking for investments.

City Clerk Mills' office was the center of interest in the city Saturday afternoon. A large number of ladies, members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, formed in pro cession and marched to the clerk's office and registered for the approach We do hrrrby certifw that muprrvit 1Xear. laementa for all Ik Mont hi auMmt.iiwl Orawinom of The Louisiana Stale Lottery Com- Pnw. ana in hereon manaae naf MMiml thm Drawinat themeelvet, ami that the tame are eon- auciea toun noneny, jairnrm, and in good faith paw to Me thie certificate, teith ae-eimUes of our eignaturee attached, in it nrtr.rf unfs." Com issloner. We the undenigned Bank and Banker trill pay all Prize drawn in th Lnuuiana State Lot-terie which be presented at our counter: J.

H. Vrtm. Loahluis Mafl Ilk. V. I.A.NAI X.

Prrs. Ntato National lik. A. HALO WIN, Prat. New Orleans Jiafl Bk.

linprecetlented Attraction. Over Hair a Million Distributed. Louisiana State Lottery Company. Incorporated in 18B8 for 2S years by the LeRisla. tore for Educational and i'liaritable purposes with a cupilul of Cl.UUU.OOO to wliich a reserve fund of over has since been added.

liy an overwhelmina popuiur vote its franchise was made a part of the present Stata Constitution adopted Decern berVd. A. L. 17U. The only Lottery ever ruled on and endorsed by the people of any State.

It Never Scales or Postpones. Its Urand Mingle Number Uravlnra take tluce monthly, and the Kemi. Annual 'rawlnits rearulnrly every six months (Jno. and Iecemler). A SVIENUII) OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FURTUN K.

SECOND OKAND DRAWING TIJISS C. IN THE ACAD-FMY OF MUSIC. NEW OHLEANS. TUESDAY. March la, 1887 SSOSd Monthly Drawing.

Capital Prize, $150,000. tyNotle.e. Tickets are Ten Dollars only Halves, $5. Fifths, 2. Tenths, $1.

I.IHT OF PRIZKS. 1 CAPITAL PRIZE OE 1 OKAND PRIZK OF S0.000.... 60.000 1 GRAND PRIZE OF 20,000.... 20.000 2 IARGE PRIZES OF 10.000.... 20,000 4 LARGE PRIZES OF S.0U0....

20 000 20 PHIZES OF 1,000.... HUXW 2S.000 100 800 80,000 200 40,000 500 100.... 00,000 1,000 50.... APPBOXIMATZON 100 Approximation Prizes of $300 (30.000 100 200.... 20,000 100 100....

10 000 2,179 Prises, amonntinit to $.135,000 Application for rates to clnbs stinnld be made only to the-omce nf the Company in New Orleans. For further information write clearly, airine full addreen. POKTA I. NtTKS, Exiireas Money Orderx, or New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency by Expiws (at our extwnne) addressed At.

A. DAI I'UIN, New Orleans, or M. A. DAUPHIN-, Wash I Da-ton, D. C.

Make P. O. Money Orders payable ami address Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL DANK, New La. RFMFMRPR Thnt the presence of Generals IIL-ITILIVIUtll Beauregard and Early, who are in charge of the drawings, is a guarantee of absolute, fairness and intearity, that the chances are all equal, and that no one can poeeibly divine what numbers will draw a Prize. All parties therefore advertising to guarantee Prizes in this Lottery, or holding out any other impossible inducements, are swindlers, and only aim to deceive and defraud the unwary.

Mexican Mustang Liniment Sciatica, Lnmbago, Ehsnmatirm, Burnt, Scalds, Stings, Bites, Bruises, anion. Corns, Scratches. Sprains, Strain, Stitches, Stiff Joints, Backache, alls. Sores, Spavin Cracks. Contracted Utueles, Eruptions, Hoof Ail, 8 crew Worms, Bwinnqyv.

Saddle OaUs, Piles. THIS COOD OLD STAND-BY accomplishes for everybody exactly what It claimed for It. One of the reasons for the irroat popularity of the Mustang Liniment Is found In Its nalvenal assllcnbllltr. Everybody needs such a medicine. The Laateerasan needs It In esse of accident.

The lieasewlfo needs It for generaifamlly ass. The Caaalcr needs It for bis teams and hu man. The Mechanic needs it always on his work The IWIaer needs It In esse of emergency. The Pteaeer seeds it can't get along without It. The Farmer needs It in bis houso, his stable, and his stock yard.

The Steamboat rann or the Boatman needs it in liberal supply afloat and ashore. The Ilsrse-fanclrr needs it It Is bis best friend and safest reliance. The Htechgrovver needs it it will save him thousands of dollars and a world of trouble. Th Umllread) man needs It and will need It so long as his life Is a round of accidents and dangers. Th Hack woodsman needs lb There Is nothing lute It as an antidote for the dangera to life, limb and comfort which surround tho pionocr.

The Merchant needs It snout hla store among his employees. Accidents win happen, and when these come the Mustang Untnwnt is wsnted atones, Ii.ee a. Battle lathe II a so. TU the best of economy. Keep a Dottle In the Factory.

Itdmmedlat use in esse of accident psln and loss of wages, Keep a Battle Always la tho Stable ret wee when wanted. UITF. A mJTrOflaT i.ofk mtn Was fl rMU 9 msnsr two ua ('lie-aLrr tlOtn with Hssr-ar Jiir. a. Tha I sftarl, oiruoi me caf.rri wni tne CJ.

hi-i wt sympiotna watt I T. SlasOaf thlr faWM UnosT Mtlh I H-hll thw tLmm (Jtlil! Hot I a fa- I inc woria wim oroin nave burn rae'd frotmPo. juries- Craai Rnt.a territory la S. A d--rlptlm of ttaia rntu. fblo btrM Is Mt to ail who writ, wbUtwr ther wish tw iol-TKE B.

SILVER tlT ANTED To exchange a nice farm near Houth moand for a neat eit mhImiml re atin sanwt, MnlrsvasaM I naaw U-a quire of I). Stanley 8on. VV ANTED Lady agents to handle my new speciality for ladies only; average agents nw ni oar; experienced agents make sit totO. Address Mrs. IL F.

Little, Chicago, alia. i 7t Bean Always mi ni Tie BOSTON in earnest at Goods Douse 7th. Don't mind loud but Bartlett. Ahead oi i Good, Honest Goods. You More FABM ANNUAL F0H 1887 WUl boson FUKU tosu who mte fur it.

It ta Handsome Book o.C 12H ramvUll ton-droda of lUufltntbma. Three tolorro: lncea, ud tellsrll about THE BKMT Uardea, Fax Plant. Taoraiifbiired htark and Faae NOVELf liM In TEllETABIJMud PH.lftDEtPHlft.JP.. Desirable SHOE HOUSE my House. me naee xoDuy iourMoes! Where You Can Get Will Give Mm kt four Than any other House in the City.

We carry the best line of Women's, Misses and Children's Shoes, and a Better Stock to Select From Than any other house can possibly give you. Our prices are below any of our competitors. Come and examine our stock. Shoe Boston and FloWwr east Balba, rZmUrW CCbilC AaM WATlnft nilRPEE I 'Ji HBJnpawppa I Mil 1 ,,1 i- i-Ufi powerfnlpreparatlnn enncenrrat-l tnf arw irop pr.uea to tne nnace wiii wnwny to lb. very boue.

and almost instaatir tells.e psia. IIA HO t.CAL. far CtBs BNenmatisBB. Naaralcla, Sprains, Stiff Jolats, Bralaaa, Craaapa, Tsai Back, Toeth-acba, Sora Throat, Paias la Liaabe, ar csiw url mt Will at Mil rlotbina nor discolor tta (kin. It has ba la constant tua br phyiolaaa and otaers tor 20 years.

Ask your tiruggUt for it Frioe. aae. JasBBaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBBanaaaBB i.