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the coottees. A List of the Committees Appointed for the Old Settlers Reunion. Ml 7 A -7 V- I Y-A 0 A 1 11 i r- V- i i i 1 1 i mi ii A 1. LmmJ 1 I 1 Ckare Impotency, Night Emissionst Loss of Memory all wastiri ,0 diseases, all effects of self-abuse or excess and indiscretion A HonJO CZ DIood DoildCF. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth By mail Sis por bon, b'osoo for 82.03f vjif Ii our Danfrahlo Guarantee Donil to POLE 1 Dr.

Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are the tonic to take at this time of year to send new blood tingling: through the body and to restore strength to the weakened system. They are made from the formula of regular physician and their remarkable power as a Blood and Nerve medicine was first proved in private practice Since they have been given to the public thousands have testified to their wonderful merits and they have been approved and prescribed by leaders of the medical profession. At a regular meeting of the executive committer of did settlers held at the city hall, Friday, June 21, 1901, the following business was transacted: On motion the recommendation of the genera) committee as to program and the manner of conducting the reunion for the present year was approved, and the following committees were appointed: Finance committee: W. J. Moore, chairman, C.

R. Aitchison, W. H. Thomas. Committee on amusements: R.

H. Martin, chairman, Claude Mc-Nay, C. E. Hartlett, D. M.

Bliss, Garfield Richardson. Committee on speakers: R. W. Blue, chairman M. Cheshire, C.

A. McNeill. It is recommended by this committee that Secretary Coburn, will GUrO OF refund JIlO monoy paid. Send for circular and copy of our Bankable Guarantee Bond EXTRA STRENGTH Williaons' FMt PiO ervto Tab-let lid mediate Results rate White, of Emporia, and Gonier Dav piie Positively guaranteed cure for Loss of Power, Varicocele Undeveloped or Shrunken Organs, Paresis, Locomotor Ataxia Nervous Prostration, Hysteria Fits, Insanity, Paralysis and the Results of Excessive Use of Tobacco, Opium or Liquor are pleasant to take no nauseous doses to upset the stomach; contain no ingredients that may help in one direction but harm in a dozen others. A simple, safe and sure remedy for all diseases of Blood and Nerves At all druggists, or direct from Dr.

Williams Medicine Schenectady, N. postpaid on receipt of price, 60c per box; 6 boxes, 12.50. mail in plain package, a box, 8 for $0.69 uili cor ablo iuaranfoo iond to euro in SO dayo or refund monoy paid Mta Medical Clinton and Jackson Sts.9 GlliOOgO 5 JONES BKO Bartlett Coolbaugh, Bressls'is. Colmmbus, Kansas Staple and Fancy tiiiongry Everything NEW, FRESH, CLEAN, GO TO BT. IBS.

AND UP TO DATE. r' (' i v. Who Has Charge of the We Guarantee to Please. Your Patronage Solicited. Northeast Corner Square.

COLUMBUS, KANSAS. RESTAURANT. v. 3 Formerly Operated by Mrs. Matheney.i 2nd Door JSTorth LaRue's Bank.

is, of Concordia, be by said commit tee invited among other speakers to be present and address the association. Music committee: H. R. Sadler, chairman, W. E.

McGhie, W. W. Bowers, Al. F. Williams, George Shepard, Mrs.

George Wilson, Mrs. H. B. Henderson, Misses Bertha Scammon, Mabel Houx. Moliie Trotter.

Committee on railroads: J.E. Tut-ton, chairman, J. M. Filler, O. Scoville.

Committee on floats: D. M. Jones, chairman, F. A. Jackson, D.

Ashley. Committee on water, ice and light: L. J. please, chairman, T. M.

Gris-ham, Charles Joachim. Committee on lumber: F.M. Lash, chairman, J. Z. Hardy, B.

F. Steward. Committee on printing: Dr. J. O.

Houx, C. E. Bartlett, A. T. Lea.

Committee of sprinkling: John Aitchison, chairman, Cal Reed, L. D. Jones. Committee on agriculture and fruits: Dr. Houx, L.

D. Jones, R. M. Nugent, Mrs. A.

D. Watts, Mrs. D. C. Seibert.

Committee on flower parade: E. D. Whiteside, chairman, O. W. Sparks, E.

G. Fuller, Mrs. J. M. Mc-Nay, Mrs.

W. M. Benham. Chaplains: Tuesday, Rev. Essex, Wednesday, Rev.

Teis, Thursday, Rev. McFarland. Grand marshals: B. W. Martin, J.

R. Carter, W. Fierce. This committee to select all assistants necessary. Auditor of association: H.

A. La-Rue. Committee on tents: C. Warren, chairman, M. R.

Steward, B. W. Martin. Committee on bicycles: E. D.

Whiteside, chairman, Earl Scoville, Charlie YValbert, Laura Warren, Minnie Thomas, Dot Sparks. Committee on decoration, Park: Stanley Walbert, chairman, Charlie Bliss, Firm Scoville. Mrs. J. C.

Byrd, Myrtle Peters, Belle Broadley, Bessie Furness. Program committee: A. S. Den-nison, chairman, A. Hood, E.

R. Pattyson. Reception committee; Mayor L. J. Slease, chairman, Rev.

Mulvaney, E. M. Tracewell, Willard Richart, Wilfred Cavaness, W. B. Lowry, J.

H. Hamilton, Prof. Bowman, Prof. Cool, Prof. Black, Prof.

Ecke, Prof. Davidson, Dr. Johnson, Dr. Baxter, Dr. Hughes, Dr.

Huffman, Dr. Scammon, Dr. Janes, Dr. Winter, Dr. Kraft, Dr.

Bowman, J. P. Perkins, Ira Heaton, John Wiswell, Judge Skidmore, M. V. B.Bennett, J.

P. Campbell, Isaac Wright, J. W. Logan, H. B.

Henderson, E. W. Coo-ter, S. O. McDowell, T.

P. La Rue, J. W. Tompkins, S. Y.

Timberlake, W. H. Layne, H. A. Forkner, W.

W. Getman, Oscar Crane, O. E. Skinner, W. T.

Forkner, T. J. Wilson, W. M. Benham, J.

M. Hammett, W. V. York, A. H.

Betts, H. A. Scovell, J. A. Walbert, Frank Porter, T.

M. Grisham, Lon Ozment, W. W. Belt, J. B.

Throop, John Whitcraft, C. A. Middaugh, Jeff Elder, H.R. Crowell, Wilson Reeves, Bert Youngman Peter Bruer, John Lees, Andrew Shearer, H. H.

Roberts, Chris. Van Zandt, J. M. McNay, Mrs. H.

L. Daily, Mrs- Sallie Crane, Mrs. M. B. Foster, Wallace Belt, Mrs.

J. M. Baldwin, E. A. Waller and Fred Scoville.

On motion committee adjourned to meet at call of chairman. M. A. Housholder, Chm. W.

J. Moore, bec'y. Our splendid trade has been secured by Low Prices and Fair Dealings. We Have a Large Line of Hardware, Stoves, Stoneware and Furniture. Very low prices given on Hardware for building.

Our stock is new and up-to-date, and we invite you to call and be convinced. G. J. ELDER BRO. East Side Square.

Columbus, Kansas. LOYA BE PURCHASING (4i SUNFLOWER Hard Wheat Patent. SUNFLOWKR ranks among other Kaueae floura aa Kansas does among other states ALWAYS IN FRONT. Call for it. KINDNESS REWARDED.

In his earlier days in Colorado W. S. Stratton, the discoverer of silvanite gold in Cripple Creek, who is now a many times millionaire as a result of his discoveries, was only a poor and at times penniless prospector and the late Senator Tabor was a millionaire. At one time when Stratton was hard up he applied to Tabor for assistance, which he received. The matter passed and was a forgotten incident in the great mining camp of Lead-ville by all except Stratton the benificiary.

Tabor died few years ago as poor a man as was Stratton when he helped him. He left a mine that had been worked out, it was claimed, as the sole legacy for his wife and family, who were left so destitute that at times the widow took in washing for a living. At Tabor's death he contended that there was millions of precious metal left in the lower stratas in his mine, the "Matchless," if some one would take hold and open it up. Foryears the mine 'has lain idle since Tabor's death. Some time ago by an order of the court the mine was sold atsheriff's sale to satisfy some of Tabor's old debts, thus leaving the widow without a ray of hope of ever regaining any portion of their once fortune.

The expiration for a redemption of the property from the sheriff's sale would expire the coming fourth of July. M. Stratton heard of the circumstance, drew his check for fifteen thousand dollars, redeemed the once valuable "Matchless" mine, and notified Mrs. Tabor what he had done, and that on the day of expiration of redemption he would make her a deed to it and place to her credit sufficient money to open up the mine This incident shows how a kind act or deed can and often is appreciated. Bread cast upon the waters will return after many days.

Do not be afraid to help a man up when he is down. We still manufacture MAGNET and DIADEM soft wheat flours-Both standards of Excellence. WESLE BEST SONS. "Where have you been boarding?" "At the best place in the city, the may, however, show kind attention to a mother traveling: with little children, amuse a wearied little one, and politely thank any one vrho does her an unobtrusive kindness. Margaret E.

Sangster, in The Ladies' Home Journal for July. ROYAL CAFE. C. F. GILBERT, Prop.

1st door east, and 1st door north LaRue's bank. Many New Banks Being Organized. Go to the North STONE FOR COMMISSIONER. In a letter to Attorney George W. Wheatley, Governor Stanley makes the statement that he will not appoint the Kansas commissioners for the St.

Louis world's fair until September. Those interested are well aware of the fact that only a man interested in mining here or who has lived here a great number of years, could properly look after the district's interests. With this knowledge the commercial club recommended Col. W. B.

Stone for a place on the board. Mr. Wheatley took the matter up with the governor, and told him that if the recommendation of Col. Stone for the place would not meet with his approval the mine operators would make another choice. In his letter Gov.

Stanley did not state whether the selection of Col. Stone did or did not meet with his approval, but those who are in close touch with the movement are of the opinion that Col. Stone will be one of the five commissioners. Galena News. Qff The banking industry is booming in Kansas and Bank Commissioner Albaugh isbusily engaged instituting new banks in all parts of the state.

The-big wheat crop, which the farmers are now harvesting-, will bring millions of dollars into the state during the next few weeLa and more banks are necessary in order to furnish a depository for this large amount of money. The farmers have their debts paid end unless they invest the money which they receive for their wheat, will be obliged to deposit It in the banks. For this reason there la a rnshing business in bank organizing being done. The deputy bzn': commissioners are so busy instituting new banks that they hardly have time to examine the old bsnls now doing business in the state. For a Good 15c Lunch.

We have the finest line of cigars and tobacco in the city, also a fiine supply ol fruits, candies, nuts, etc. TWays a You SpVTce- BEOS. North Side Square. Bis Storm in West Virginia. Good Advice to Girls Who Travel.

"THE DEW $500 REWARD! We will pt the sbore reward for any cue ot Urcr Complaint, Dyspepcia, Sick Headache, Indigestion. Constipation or CostiTenecs we cannot core with LdTerlta, the Up-To-Date A destructive flood caused by the heavy rains in the Elkhorn coal region in West Virginia occurred Saturday. Several cities were destroyed, and the loss of life is placed between 200 and 600. About 20 miles of track on the Norfolk Western railway was washed out. The damage and loss of life will be probably, greater than the Johnstown flood in 1899.

I4tue urer fui. wnm the airecuona are stnet-ly complied with. They are purely Vegetable, and never fail to giT aatiaf action. 25c boxes contain 100 Pills, lOo boxes contain 40 Pills, 5c boxes contain 15 Pills. Beware of rabstitutioaa and imitations.

Sent' by maiL Stamps taken, NERVITA MEDICAIi CO- Cor. Clinton and Jackson Stft Chicago, HL Sold by WANTED. Trust worthy men end men to travel and advertise for old c.t: liehed house of oiid financial atanll Salary CTSQ ear and expenses ail able in cash. 2io canvassing Give references and enclose Bclfaddi stamped envelope. Address Caxton Chicago.

Buy your shoes at U. B. The young girl who is traveling by herself should seek information from the train people rather than from her companions on the train. No girl in traveling should make confidants of strangers of either sex, disclose her name, her destination or her family affairs, or make acquaintances on the road. She he Bafbef? Shop poi juhe People crowder hawkins, props.

We are now setteled in our new quarters and are readj to give you better accomodations than ever. We alsr wish to call your attention to our fine case of cigars. Columbus, Kansas. Northwest Corner Square. The Julia Marlowr shoe for btjl and comfort.

M. tS. Foster..