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srommmwmromtmmmmmmmmromt WHILE THIS SALE CONTEST- More to be realized on the W. H. Moses Co. stock of Dry-Goods, Clothing, etc. This MORTGAGE SALE UBS.

Remember, NOW is the time. W. -r Will CLOSE in about THIRTY DATS, so that NOW is the time to buy, and buy at prices that have never been offered you before. MOSES GO. MISS ABBIE GETS THE GOLD MEDAL.

LADIES READDfO CLUB. TOWNSHIP OFFICERS ELECTED. NEWLY ELECTED OR HOLDIXU OVER. The friends (and they are legion) of Miss The Ladies Reading club met on Thurs J. ADoie Uiarke will be interested in cw knowing that at last she has received noti- day at the usual hour.

President Mrs. Humphrey in the chair. Currant events mentioned were, Hawaian afiairs, additional gifts to the Chicago University. Yale's ncation irom me Hutchinson board on ATTEMSHUN! 1 3 prize award that it was she who won first 8ATCEDAY MORNING, NOV. 18, 1893.

Ma 5- prize at the State World's fair contest held at Hutchison last spring, and that to request for funds, etc Mrs. Marshall presented a very excellent paper on the Archaic period of Greek BOXING AT JUNCTION CITY. There was an interesting boxing exhibition held at Junction City, Tuesday evening, the event being a six-round go between Prof. W. A.

Callahan, instructor of athletics at Junction City, and J. M. Lar-ney, who is known in pugilistic circles as "the Icelander." The go was a lively one, and another round would have resulted in a knockout for "the Icelander." Callahan had the best of it from start to finish, although Larney was clever and had twenty-five pounds the best of it in weight The preliminary bouts between the Fritz brothers of the Fourth U. 8. artillery stationed at Fort Riley and W.

H. Day and her should go the gold medal. A mistake was made, not in assigning the medal, but 50 iT a grate 5 Sculpture. This period transpired before the beginning of authentic historical record and has been studied from the remains found at various times in Greek soil. Many Br Mr.

Fred J. Harris of Hays City, with his family, a wife and three small taken np his abode in the city to make this his home for the future. He has rented the Ayars residence on Second and Jefferson, and has office rooms in the Rockwell block. Mr. Harris has been one of the prominent young attorneys of Hays, having been associated with relatives in one of the most prominent law firms in Western Kansas.

After six years of experience at Hays, he concluded that he was too far west in the state, and decided to come east and locate in the best town of its size in the state. He rented his residence for a year, and is here to remain. Mr. Harris is a graduate of the Iowa Law school, and for two years was attorney for the Equitable Mortgage com- pany of Kansas City. Mrs.

Harris has devoted some time to instrumental music, and is an amateur vocalist of reputation. Mr. and Mrs. Harris will find many congenial associates here. through a confusion of numbers by which the contestants were known.

There was no mistake in the action of the judges, but the chairman, while having Miss Abbie in mind, gave another number, thinking it 1 ItS 3- Monday, November 28, is the date for the first Camp Fire of the season to be given by the O. A. R. and W. R.

C. at their hall in the Hauserman building. A program of special interest is being prepared. Rev. Meggs of Topeka, president of the Epworth leagne of this conference, and an evangelist of reputation, occupied the M.

E. pulpit Sunday and Monday evening. The compliments he received were many. Wehev kummensed Overkote specimens are now in the British museum S3 and others in the in Pans. They bail washers.

Upon investigation, the board lack in expression and in anatomical cor v. je a Harry McCaulifl.the latter as parring part detected the error, and the proper correction has been made. rectness, and are valuable only as marking the beginning of artistic development. SsrisStsJaS ao 3 B-S a rr. as 2 ner of the Icelander," were also interest At a contest for free scholarship recently After recess Miss swan played an ex lsj wT ing.

The ritz brothers put up a very hot set-to, and honors were easy; but the Day- given by the Chicago conservatory of music, SSSa2 quisite piano solo. 9 the price uv evry kote is re- Dureing whitch doosed to the Matthew Wilson and Fred Miller.became in which tbere were thirty-nine partici 2 si 2 i McCaniiff go was a very one-sided one in favor of Day, who would have put Mc- Si pants, Miss Abbie was assigned first place. Mrs. McMnigbt then read one of the most interesting and instructive papers of the year, subject "Chemistry of the Kitch Among her compititors was the holder of I Cauliff out in the fourth round but for the call of time. McCauliff is a boxer of the the diamond medal (riven last spring by tangled np with Judge Grant's court this week, and Wilson was fined $15 and costs, and Miller $10 and costs, for purloining from Mr.

Gfeller's store at Alida. The fines were paid. en." Mhe traced the history of foods as far the conservatory. Andy Dupont style, and the pair would A troup has been organized in Chicago. SNAP SHOTS AT SMALL GOSSIP.

The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association November 3rd President, Valentine Hetzel Vice President, W. P. Ranson Secretary, John R. Riebe Treasurer, JohnHartman. Geo.

B. McHenry and Annie McCumber were made happy by his Honor, udge Ferrell, on Sunday, at the residence on Sixth, just east of Jackson. The boys made a great portion of Monday night hideous. The Columbian High Five club was entertained Monday evening very delightfully by Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Babbage. Next Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.

George A. Taylor of the country will entertain. Byron E. Sheffield of Concordia and Clara L. Smith of Sulubria, Idaho, were granted a license on the 15th.

Mr. Sheffield met his "intended" as she arrived from the west Wednesday noon. There is a screw lose some place. Those of school age in the city member 1765, while the enrollment is only 1015. It would seem that there is a whole lot of kids on the streets.

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Clark are the proud parents of a daughter, born on the 10th. Jack is the recipient of many congratulations, and of course the boys are smoking.

J. M. Swallow of Americus, Kansas, national organizer of the Knights and Ladies of Security, has been in town this week attempting to effect an organization. Rev. Blenkarn will preach at the Congregational church next Sunday morning at 11 a.

m. Subject: "The Place called Golgotha." Sunday school 10 a. m. Mr. U.

S. Shreeves goes to Labell, Ohio, next week to spend a few weeks with his mother, an aged lady 72 years old. He has not seen her for a number of years. Mr. Thomas Hays of Manhattan, one of 3 witn alias Abbie as star, and arrangements are being made for a tour of a month in the make a match that would put to sleep all burlesque boxing acta ever seen.

D. Lemay acted as referee, Tony Schweitzer as timekeeper, and Lill Folck as master of There will be special service nest week back as the garden of Eden, showing the necessity of combining the proper constituents of the human frame in their correct proportions, emphasized necessity of cleanliness in every detail, and the desirability of women understanding the preparation of foods. Isvcloeing she eulogized the work of the wife and mother in the state. She is meeting with much encourage in the Presbyterian church beginning at 7:30 o'clock with Service of Song Meetings Loest Kash Figger Yu must se the kotes in order to reelize the kut in prices. We meen bizness, Kum in an se.

ALL SIZES, ALL KINDS, LARGE ment in Chicago. ceremonies. Kansas City Star. continue one hoar, to which every one is GEARY AMD HER McGREGORS. 2 3 "-pir 5 III5! cor dially invited members are earnestly A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A most delightful party was given last It was with a feeling of no little satisfac invited to be present. family, whose duty it is to see that the tion that the owners of McGregor and Coriander blood in Geary read the account of Saturday afternoon by Master Willie Linton in honor of his seventh birthday. The afternoon was disagreeable, but the meals are not only wholesome but attractive. This paper brought out many opinions and many points, and the conversation was quite lively. -'O.

Cott waa started road ovsraoer In District fancy McGregor's phenomenal race in 114. Smoky Hill township. The meetings at the Methodist church continue with unabated interest. The church is crowded, and is seldom sufficiently large to accommodate all who go. Sunday evening more than a hundred were uable to get near the door.

The conversions np to Wednesday night numbered 80, and they come in bunches of ten and fifteen. Fifty have been taken into the church. Miss Hill, an evangelist of great power and acceptablly, will assist the Misses Jaquith this week and next. Miss Hill has recently returned from Chicago, where she has been attending Moody's meetings, and other great religious gatherings. Report of school in district, No.

20, "Hardscrabble," for the month ending November 10, 1893: Number enrolled 27, average daily attendance 22, visitors were Mrs. Robinson and Mr. Payne. The follow rtlflrataa nf election have been lasned and little ones came and had a merry time in which she reduced the world's yearling race record to 2:25. It was no less a mailed to all the above named lntllvldunlsietcept Mrs.

Barnes wondered if the food pre doors. The time slipped by too quickly ar in ask to se the WINTER Hev just orderd a seckund those holding; over), together with a blank offi The German M. E. people have done much to add to the beauty of the vicinity of Sixth and Madison. The church building, now completed, has been improved in appearance by paint, a new pulpit and a vestibule.

The new parsonage, a seven room house, and new stable make the equipments complete. tT When yu UNDERWARE. lot. Prices rite. pleasure to horsemen in the state to know cial bona for each.

Ail officer should una Ifr pared by trained cooks, working after chemical processes, was any better than wltnln twenty days after receiving aotlce of their that to a Kansas yearling was accorded the distinction of taking the world's race record. election. for them. They departed wishing Willie many happy returns of the day, and would always remember him as a most charming host. Those present were than of the past generation who knew no Pansy McGregor is by Fergus McGregor.

chemical laws. Mrs. Pierce gave some instances in her Ralph and Mable Lockstone, Harvey and THK "LAURENS" PROGRAM. The program for the Laurens society a son of Robt. McGregor 2:17.

The dam of Pansy McGregor is by Coriander 426. Rememmer our Shoos, Dres Goods, Woolen Hoes, Hankchiefs, Gluvs, Wool Sox an so fourth, kant be beet in price. for Winnie White, Byron and Daisy Ross, own domestic experience where a knowledge of chemistry proved invaluable. C. E.

Tillson's Fergustme 2:20, and Hugh Vaneta and Grace Trovinger, Clifford and Bolin's Cora McGregor are both by the sire Mrs. Manley thought less grease was Katherine Lee, Frank and Nellie Koss, of Pansy. Lee Son's Byke is out of Cora nsed in cooking than in times past also Catherine Gross, Justina Kilian, Hollie Church, Willie Peso, Alice Cormack, J. M. Harvey, was elected surveyor of Riley county on the Republican ticket, of course, by 308 plurality.

Thus the second generation, and the first of the natives, are coming on the boards. Bred on Kansas ozone they cannot but be as good as their daddies, if not better. Kansas City Gazette. that there was more simplicity, lees of McGregor. J.

K. Young and O'Reilly Kiehl have a rich combination of McGregor AWL UVTHEESAT CLARK'S. ing have not been absent or tardy during the month: Agnes Webster, Willie Webster, Donald Webster, Annie Webster, May variety and richness required. People Ralph Coryell, Ivy Hurley, Jay Lee, and Coriander blood. J.

R. Yonng's Client Gladys Nicholson, Edna Rizer, Joe Copley knew more of what was healthy and suita 11 will De: DECLAMATIONS. Story of John Maynard Edward Copley Let Everyone Sweep Before Ilia Own Itaor Bmlla Mteadman Roman Boys Spoils Dally The World Butts The Home Concert Campbell Polish Boy Dixon Catiline's Defiance Elfie Honger Sister and Jessie Linton Old Friends Mildred Bhaw ORATIONH. School Life as seen by High School Pupils ble in foods. and Uenevieve Cook.

11106 is out of LaMascott, the dam of Brown Russell (2) the champion Martha Schultz, Johnie Schultz, Mary Schultz, and Johnie Matrow. Parents Mrs. Greeno gave an account of a kind of Gentlemen I have always recommended the oldest residents of Riley, was np this week looking at Geary land with the intention of making purchases. Kansas yearling, and her dam is Coranda, being by Coriander, and is the dam of the food used by people on an island on the Pacific which was sufficient for all needs. are not only cordially invited bat earnestly requested tn visit the school.

A magnificent rain fell all over the county Saturday last. It was most oppor Krause's Capsules wherever I had a chance. They have proven a veritable boon in my fast mare Cora McGregor. Iron Duke 181, Others took part in the discussion until mixes b. temper, Teacher.

Mr. Buckman. reported last week to be tune, for the wheat was badly in need of sire of Coriander, is also sire of the dam of the president notified them that the time family against any any all kinds of head dangerously ill with pneumonia, is much J. Creller, of troop Seventh caval ache. Yours truly, Walters, Leaven bad come for hearing of reports and ad lame tiaigler Water Seeks Ita Level IdaStrack Little Foxes Jeanle Sugden True Jennie Trott improved.

Dr. King is greatly encouraged ry, gets his discharge Monday and goes to worth, Kan journment. Ross Son Fergus McGregor. Thus the county has not less than a dozen good horses whose blood lines trace directly to the source from which came the great yearling with the change. moisture.

The pleasant weather of the week has given the crop a fine start preparatory to going into winter. Central Kansas at this time seldom has a better prospect for wheat than is everywhere seen. Manhattan to accept a position as foreman Foat Lux Frank Olick i of the Mercury office. For two years Mr. Mrs.

Maime Pierce-Gillett of Woodbine Mr Terry, who has been in the The Beginning not the End Grace Ketner Make the Best of all Things Edith Albers Orit, the Young Han Barker Sold by Sargent A SOLDIER IS TROUBLE. Dunn of troop. 7th cavalry, is in trou holding the world's race record. spent a few days in the city the first of the drag business at Elkton, Ky, for the past their New Fall and Winter Creller has 'been the regimental and post printer. His upright conduct and the faithfulness with which he discharged every week.

A number of her many friends ESSAYS. THE W. W. COOK SALE. called.

ble, and with little prospects of an easy ad twelve years, says Chamberlain Congh Remedy gives better satisfaction than any other cough medicine I have ever sold." Alley Taylor is building a barn on his Comparison of Athene and Sparta Sawyer Trouble Ollie True Two Times Two Make Catherine Albert The W. W. Cook sale, conducted Friday justment of matters. On the 5th he ap duty have gained for him the esteem for his officers. We presume no private, when Dr.

Daugherty, who has one of the farm southwest of the city that will have of last week by Auctioneer Campbell, was on There is good reason for this. No other Country vs. Cffy Joslejtojer generous dimensions. The walls, built of Are now receiving Goods in all lines. Groceries, Dry asking for discharge, ever received a higher the whole a success.

Twelve milk cows feasant homes of the city, is having is residence painted anew by Durbon Bros. Advantages ilucallon to the 01 iMiucai peared on the street in citizen's got a rig from Herrington'a stable for a short drive. He went to Clay Center, and will cure a cold so quickly; no other is so recommendation than he. lie has been sold from $20 to $40.23 8 grade herfords stone in "range work, will be dUx40, with a height of 14 feet. It will be a combina Cox ale Oemenr True certain a preventive and cure for croup: no other affords so much relief in cases of The Union's correspondent for the past went at $27.

twenty-seven head of stock Mrs. Minnie Rubin-Hahn returned to No Royal Road to Knowledge. Nachtuian there the horse was taken sick and had to be left On Monday Dunn returned via. Goods, cows and heifers from $16.25 to $27, ten Keehm year. tion barn, granary and nay loit.

unaries Anderson is doing excellent work on the Leavenworth Monday, and Mrs. Myers of whooping hough. For sale by Ward. Aim mgn Value of Today Maggie Lswrenaou Manhattan to the post. A search was made, Topeka came op to remain with Harry, walls and Switzer Gefis will look after 2-year-old heifers went from $11 to $16.25, twenty-two yearling heifers at $13.05.

year The Opera House orchestra, with Charlie The program will be interspersed with RAILROAD TIPS. the carpenter work. Langdon manager and leitzei leader, music consisting of quartets, duets and solos. D. D.

Shaw has taken the Bob Wilson ling steers at $20, twenty-eight steer calves and finally Dunn was located. Saturday last Deputy Mackey brought the offender to the city and placed him in jail to await a hear having a membership of nine men, and all The New York World of the 11th says: farm just west of the city, and Mr. Wilson at $11.55 and 18 heifer calves at $6.25, but artists, appeared at tne opera bouse rtaay "President Cleveland it expected to an has taken np his abode on west Eighth. ing. 1 he evidence was so conclusive that many were fall calves.

There were 115 hogs of all sizes. Pigs went at $2.35 each evening of last week for the Tornado. This All are cordially invited to the meetings of the society to see how the school is progressing in literary work. TBE LAST Or THE DISTRICT COURT. nounce within a day or two the appointment the only thing to do was to 'fees up," and Dr.

Gunn was compelled to move back to orchestra promises to be an organization The commissioners canvassed the vote of the county, and under the Australian system there were not to exceed a dozen votes lost by being improperly made out. The of Fredrick R. Coudert and J. P. Doane, and the hogs went as high as $17.25 for this ne did.

Chapman to again assume charge of his perfectly competent to relieve the city of Boots and Shoes, Notions and Millinery. FARMERS, bring your Eggs Butter and Chickens we will pay the highest price price for them. Don't fail to visil our store. J. B.

Ross Son brood sows. Hogs went rather low, but the toe Chicago banker, as additional receivers for the Union Pacific road. The govern drug store, which he had disposed of. the necessity of further importations. With cattle sold well.

IN OLDEN TIMES The October term of the district court county, in this respect, made an excellent as many excellent musicians as the city has ment is said to be mnch worried about the Mr. Shadinger of the Sentinel has moved Mr. Cook and son have been operating People overlooked the importance of per showing. 1 he change from the returns as it seems a little strange, to say tne least, $30,000,000 claim it holds against the one of the largest ranches in the county. into' the residence on Sixth, west of Madi published last week are very slight, and un manently beneficial enects and were satis adjourned, last Friday.

Below we give the disposition of the few oases whioh were left of the docket when we went to press, last week. Union Pacific, and therefore it is that that we have been unable to patronize our home orchestra. son, recently vacated by Mr. Uilbert. fied with transient action, bat now that is important.

The new system was a great success in the county, and met with quite they have taken steps to control a majority In all there are 1,420 acres, of which 800 are in pasture, 550 in cultivation and the remainder in meadow. The farming land generally known that Syrup of Figs will Editor Charles S. Davis is in Pbiladel of tbe receivers." universal favor. permanently care nabitual constipation. 8tate vs Keaster: Jury trial: culltv: eigh phia this week attending the general as Manager Trott scored another great suc and meadow will be rented.

The son will teen montbs in the pen. A journal on the dining car Fabyan sembly of the Knights ot Labor. cess in Lincoln J. Carter's wonderful pro well-informed people will not nay other laxatives, which act for a time, but finally move on the elegant bottom farm in the niaw va uarnoo; cumin una. Electric Bitters.

broke three miles east of "tyUson Saturday duction, "The Tornado, which was greeted County Surveyor Blackburn will teach bend of the Smoky Hill, just south of the RESTORE injure the system. Wallace vs Hands; settled. P. L. T.Co va O'Neill; con tinned.

Marshall vs Ten ney: Inde-ment for nlaln- night, last and had to be set out on the side with only a moderlately good house on Tht remedy is becoming so well known and so nonularas to need no stecial mention. All who post. Mr. Cook will not complete his con the Maple Grove school that is, he finishes the term already begun. Friday evening of last week.

Ihe scenic track. Foreman Merrill and his efficient assistants went out, pat new, wheels under tlff. tract east for some months. productions were altogether new and many FORT RILEY. Lest week we announced the sad accident nave used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.

A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bit LOST VIGOR On the 13th a license was issued to W. HIvely va p. L. t.

continued. Ml lea va Robinson; stricken from docket. National Bank of Coo De re town. N. va her, and brought the car.

in, of them were marvelous. The Tornado, ters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys H. Peat of Fort Riley and Miss M. throughout the entire rendition, carried the that happened to one of the trompters of rt.i 1 fi 1 Mrs. Wadsworth gave up her position at MISS MAUD ALBERT MARRIED.

The Albuquerque (N. MOMorning Dem HIvely; Judgment for platntlff. Hew diaeovsry. Will brace yon up in a week Sold with WklTTU ItU A AN l8 tl COM ST.TVnn. ftaHtlit l.iw nTRainil i.

i Brunswig of this city. urates vs uauan; continued, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure blood will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure 11 troop, xnis weea we cnronicie nis aeam which occurred Wednesday of last week. house by storm, and enthusiastic and frequent applauses were not wanting. A re the Union Pacific depot -on Tuesday and Mr. Tudor, who -wasecentiT stationed at ocrat of the 8th says: Last evening Rev.

Alllaon va Heaton; judgment for plaintiff. P. L. T. Co.

va Anderson; dismissed. The third quarterly meeting will be held Involuntary ImissloMfrosi any ca. If neglected, such troubles lesd to conaumptinn or insanity, Sl.no par box by mail, 6 boiea for S3. With vrv S. order we give ft written guarantee to cur or refund the asonsy.

Adateaa I KA.L MElllCiHS Cleveland, Obi. Solute SttU Allet lauig The remains were interred in the post Menaul united in marriage Mr. George turn date would draw a much lager all Malarial fevers lor cure of neaoacbe, constip Hon and Indigestion trv Electric Bitters entii Junction City, will report for duty as day at the 1st M. E. church next Sunday.

Dr. vsviason vs Tally; judgment for plaintiff. Hartshorn va Hunter: cemetery Thursday. In tne loss ot Irum satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded price operator tomorrow morning. Manhattan Brown, of Fort Apache, Arizona, and Miss Maud -Albert of Junction City, Kansas.

Madison will preach. BU11T WAlll, SOLE AGENT, JUNCTION CITY. KANS, peter Morse the Seventh loses one of the Central National Bank vs Judgment 50c and cl per bottle alt; a vv ard drug store. Nationalist, for plaintiff. In sneaking of Woodbine business houses, Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Durbon will be "at The groom is the popular officer in change best trumpters and a good soldier. Mouormlok vs MoCormlok: dlvoroe grant- Business on the U. P- has been excellent the Abilene Reflector says: "There are home" to their friends in the new residence of the United States signal station near On the 24th of this month a vacancy oc three general stores and no one can enter Em p. M.

L. A B. Association vs flmltb: sale since October 1st Two and three stock the first of the week. Fort Apache, while the bride, who only curs in the rank of brigadier generaL Col. confirmed.

them without realizing that their owners arrived on last night train, is an accom Jag. W. Forsyth is one of the leading aspi Mr. Berger is just putting the finishing trains go east daily. Eight engines and crews are on the west end.

now, while there were bat six. More train crews have been Bntllffe vs Miller; sale Cf nflrmed. Htand. Imp. Co.

vs Wilson: sale confirmed. I RM COMING plished young society lady of Junction are np with the times. The postmaster and one of the county's leading young Republi rants for the position, and as the ranking touches on his new house on Jefferson and City, Kansas. The newly married couple colonel of the cavalry branch of the seiTioPa Fourteenth. naaje va uook; sate eonnrmea.

Uage va Warren; sale confirmed, Cunningham vs Pitta; aale confirmed. added. cans, J. W. UUlett, proprietor oi one.

will spend two weeks in this city and then be stands a good show of receiving tbe pre Mrs. Schach went to Clay connty this leave for Mr. Brown's poet. J. be Democrat motion, wnicn ne deserves.

Freight cars are getting scarce on the u. 1 IX). vs wmieoalr; aale eonnrmea. P. It.

T. Co. vs Oarrlson: sale confirmed. Mr. Gillett has a handsome home on the Oillett estate and with his bride of a few weeks is enjoying life." The bride is our week to visit relatives and rusticate for a joins with friends in extending congratu P.

An order came one night for 100, and On Oct. 19 Benedict L. Bradbera took oat The dress ball, to be given Thanksgiving short time. lations and wish for the happy couple long not to exceed half that number could be bla final naturalization papers- Twenty- night by the Regular Army and Navy "formerly Miss Mary Pierce." years of prosperity. three years ago be took oat his first papers.

shipped. Mr. McHan, on Fourteenth, is moving anion, promises to be a glittering success. Miss Maud's friends of Junction Uity into the Eagle house on Eleventh and The Whist club was entertained delight Elaborate decorations in the mess hall for Engineer Crane, on passenger engine 616 and vicinity join in extending kindest wish Franklin. fully Friday evening of last week by Mis on the west end, spent a few days iu Ellis es.

Miss Maud was highly esteemed by the occasion, a sumptuous repast will be served, and the entire 7th cavalry band will Wonderful Things Daisy McClure, and next friday evening Rev. Cook and Chaplain Lowell went to this week, and Kngineer Best takes his run. many friends. Miss Maude Franklin will officiate furnish music Bishop Vincent's reception in Topeka on The Katy out going business in grain. hostess.

Light refreshment are always the 17th. Scrofula eradicated and all kindred dis Private Benner, troop I of the 7th. will flour and sand is excellent. Much stock is Hood's Sarsaparilla Does for The served. The club, by the way, has quite eases cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which be detailed on Monday to fill the position being received from the south.

Dr. Vogl spent several days last week in Sick and Suffering a unique manner of providing escorts. by its vitalizing and alterative ejects, regimental and post printer, vice the Delphos, Ottawa county, remaining over Each gentleman is expected to act as escort, Many of the mommoth engines on the U. makes pure blood. present incumbent disbarged on that day.

Sunday. on the following "whist" evening, of the P. are being brought out of the shop for Hood's Cures lady who was his last partner. Partners Brigade drill, under Gen, Forsyth, began winter service. THE BAKER-McHAN WEDDING.

Mr. Henry Mitchell, his wife and Mrs. are drawn for each evening. Monday the brigade consisting of the two I Will Kennedy were passengers to Guthrie Mr. George Baker and Miss Katie Mc- Mrs.

B. B. Bills retained last week from quadroons of cavalry, representing regi Han were married at the bride's home on Monday. a delightful visit -with relatives at Eaton, R. E.

Pritchard emerged unhurt from ments, and one battery of light artillery. Fourteenth, west of Jefferson, at 6:30 p. m. Ohio. Mrs.

m. S. Baker, on west Eighth, is what might easily have been a serious acci Wednesday. Rev. Harshaw officiated.

R. A rumor to the effect that the headquar convalescing after a long and quite severe Engine 580. on the Fort Kearney branch, M. Bradford and Miss Lottie Ellis were at dent. Wednesday evening, while his horse was moving at a gait somewhat faster ters and the four troops of the seventh, now I illness.

is held np for repairs, and 311 is out on the tendants. Invitations included relatives stationed here, will be ordered to Texas than 4:60, he collided with the Pacific ex ran. M. H. Dibert went to Altoona, this I only.

about Christmas, has been started. press wagon, and was dumped rather pro A wedding supper was served. After Brakeman Clark and family returned week to look after the settlement of estate. miscuously into the ditch. It was for An OfScers' Hop club on recommenda congratulations were extended, the happy from the east Monday after a short vaca several long minutes that there was nothing young couple were driven to Mr.

Baker's tion of tbe commanding officer, has been organized. Hops will hereafter be held every tion. Mr. and Mrs. Will Grammar are the altogether certain that bis injuries were heme on west Birth, where they remain happy young parent of a eon, born Satur The whistle at the round house will not dangerous.

But he recovered. other nday evening. for the present. Friends remembered them day. hereafter blow at 5 p.

a signal to quit with many very beautiful gifu. The Un Drill in combined maneuvers and field A very informal thimble party was given Miss Hester Kennedy is convalescing ion extends congratulations, and iudnlges Engineer Hopp is back from Indiana, bat exercises for the whole command will com on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. n. the hope that an abundance of rich Kau slowly from a siege of genuine pneumonia. mence Monday.

his family remains for a longer visit Greene complimentary to Miss Patterson sag ozone, few domestic "jars," and a whole Engine 396 has gone to the shops for re Troon of the 3d is expected to arrive Robert Adams of White City came np The guests were Mesdames Copley, Ketner, lot of prosperity may greet them at every about the middle of next week. pairs, and obi is doing duty instead. Tuesday to buy a stock of holiday goods. tarn. UavnmecU WoleotUbnrgb, N.

Y. Humphrey, uuriana, uenaerson, Allison, Misses Henderson. Patterson and Hum Engineer "Sandy" Baldridge rode no on Lient. Nicholson gave a card party at his Mr. J.

J. Barnes, on Second. west of Mad lOO REWARD SIOO. phrey. Having vigorously plied the new engine Wednesday evening.

quarters last Jr nday evening. ison, is bonding an addition to his borne. needles from 2:30 to 5, the ladies were The readers of The Union will be I read In the papers of the wonderful things Mr. and Mrs. Otto Erickson are the hap Work on the new officers' quarters is pro served with light refreshments.

John Erebs is building a new stable flood's Sarsaparilla was doing for others, and so I bought a bottle for my sick child. She was py parents of a new daughter. gressing nicely. his home on Seventeenth and Jefferson. pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive The hardest fought foot ball game in Mrs. Dan'l Hurley has been quite indis Suffering With Spasms. Lieut. returned Saturday from which the Yale team ever participated was A. W.

Carlson and Annie Jr enston were his visit east. posed this week. the recent contest with the Pennsylvania un core now known to tne medical fraternity, married on the 11th by Judge Ferrell. Carl Bryman spent a few days in Ellis The physicians bad given ber up. It was terrible to see ber; abe had spasms from 12 to 16 times In a day and night At last ber bead was -affected and she was out of ber mind so that she The command was paid off Friday.

iversity which Yale was victor. Fred Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re Prof, and Mrs. Batchelder'e infant this week. Murphy was right tackle for Yale. It quires a constitutional treatment.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di daughter died last Saturday. is a decided compliment for a freshman Mr. W. F. Csntwell of Minneapolis, a It Should be la Every Hons.

smminsst knraaman of Ottawa eoantv. was of only two months to be assigned a place Mr. and Mrs. Bob.Dorland have gone to knew hardly She baa taken two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla, and Is so mnch better that I cannot say enough tn tbe way of rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the WUsniL S71 OavatTMC- Sharasuuia Pa. aavs 1 rwf 1 in the champion college loot ball team.

will not be without DrTKinrtKew JNseorery bouse keeping on iftn street. in tne city aueaaay, on 11 is way to luycss foundation of the disease, and giving the with "Cupid" and "Homeopathy," what are ior vonsumpuon, iugna ana conn, tnatneorea thanks for this good medielne. -Vow this ts The A. M. E.

church on Ninth and hla wife woo was threatened with Pneumonia attar patient strength by building np the consti I said to be tbe finest pole team in uentrai air moore. tne TJoaunaster at cnuius, an attack of "La Gripe whaB-rarioas ather rem Jefferson is being painted, tntion and assisting nature in doing its work. Botn are bv that great sire JNor- edies and sararal rfijiirlaaasjasl dona her ao good. Va. after reading an advertisement of Hood's i Cures Mediam.

Tbey have each trotted Mr. Tannehill has moved back to the Robert Barber, or Cooksoort. Pa. claims Dr Euu'a Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhea The proprietors have ao mnch faith in I curative powers that they offer One Hun New Diaeovarv has done him soore food than anv- close to 2:30 and to the pole can move along city from Clay connty.

Remedy, concluded to try a (mail bottle at ininz aa wver 1 1 i ior ion. ikboihs. oimbc iikh dred Hollars for any ease that it fails to in 2:40. Tbey have great style, plenty oi It. Trylt.

Fraa trfaf botnea ate Ward's drug J. Greene was np in Ottawa connty iw xie aavs a bbco ui iwo asm ivr cure. Send for list of testimonial. action, and make such a team as lew men swra. urasMaawiBiii.

only ttV tram, and I believe if It bad not been for Hood's 8arsapartUa, May would bave been tn her grave by this time. I earnestly recom--tnend this medicine, -bellevtnc aa It has helped this week on a deal. colic and three -for diarrhoea with perfect aaliafdction. I have handled and nsed a are able to own. While here a non-resident Have The Fred Mann corner on Seventh and Mrs.

J. F. Kickehmn. of the Depot hotel made a flattering offer, bat they are priced great deal of patent medicine bat never prescriptions fresh arners, I your from my child. It will help Mfccra." Mas.

Mabt Washington was sold that week to J. W. is quite Indisposed. put up atflZW. i hi tried any that gave at gooa results as Krnr.aca.

Wotoottsburgh, Erie n. t. bv reliable ihrTc-n I I For sal. by Ward. Wheat sold this week at from 53 to 54, Gentlemen: I am subject to periodical Hood's Pills core Constipation by restoring aBalBajiiiiii I Willi iu A.

mm wsuioaa OI Vuv I corn 24, oats 23. ISUTl. Wartl'S A OPUlar Unijr 1 eering commiua, negouaiea tne sale. tbe peristaltic action of the aUmentary canal. attacks of nek headache of tbe worst poei-sible type, and commenced taking Krauae's Headache capsules last summer.

They Mr. Sidney Onne waa in Kansas City on ivnirstL I store. business Tuesday. laonmu raws I lwa TTTRF.F. NF.W Domestic Sew- core it in every instance, and since that I Get ready for another Christmas it is close at hand.

Our choice selec "Window Glasa at O. H. Ward's. I Commits his best interests when he is pre I Machines in stock, we want the cub Mm Mabel Dtnsmore has been very time I am enjoying splendid health and Dared for an emergency: tie knows that I ni nt th mrtm almmt in tm tn tion for the X-M AS trade is now ready for the inspection and approval of sick this week. have gained tea pooods in weight.

Yours King of ointment for barns at Bargenfs. 'lika a thief in the night," Ooop or Whoop-1 it. We will not handle machines after an no Know a UUUU THING when thev see it. Don't miss seeing-our SAFE INVESTMENT For snooey. Bay a farm it can't ran sway will pay interest of 10 per cent on the money good 5 room boose, new good orchard, all bearing: 6 miles from Man is with Mr.

Z. Miller in very tray, F. M. Daniels, Corwilh, la. Sold by Sargent.

RP A 1 1 Tl 1 1 um ir-iAV nicm a c.ui. i r-xc rnM I ingcougB may amis uwm aim vaua wunoai i theee are gone, ao come qoicaiy ana i upon i Clint Greene Waco, Texas. warning. Can he anora to be without a the cash. Lots of other bargains at ITT CTnri i i s-t o- nnrrr-ato .1 I Lviie remember the new millinery Weber building on remedy at cubeb congh enre wor anu you win uu sure ot getxing-me aca i irncacn i aiine wrtaMinhmfnt in the Dr.

Going is bow pleasantly located in Semen's Post Omc Stobs. I what he should have on hand It the idiresi figures you have ever known atthe 7th Our specialty la Prescriptions. Burt Ward. Atchison. sITT skcomd remedy Bold by Sargent.

Mrs. Smith, on Tenth, has moved to St. aUtuzan RUBScRiPTiqirs, C. n. Ward can farnigh hattan, on McDowell creek.

At a oargain, by- J. E. Boss A Bow. I BEST AND CHEAP-U00U- "EST at Wadlei'gtis. Marys.

We take or renew anfascriotiona liar anv Mrs. Deminc has the finest line of Fall Great Holiday House, Durbon Bros Variety Store Just received the lata in Millinery Drees Goods and Notions. Please call and yoa witn any size ot glass Mrs. Jordoa Las been qoite sick this and Winter Millinery in til city call and Magazine or renoaical and save yoa I from7x to 56xSO. see them at J.

Eoaft Bon. i money. a. xbott ft week..