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of summer drinks in the Post Office building. At Rest. Mrs. Hannah J. Kershner died at C.

F. Parham, the evangelist has been appointed notary public. cD Hoboes are numerous along the IR3 railway track. A good rain is reported from all THAT-IS THE RUB parts of this neighborhood. Butler Son sold ten buggies and spring wagons last moinh.

Is your liver tired? Does it fail to do its duty? If so don't neglect is can ior aid. a tew doses ot Herbine may save you a spell of sickness. Herbine is the only per fect liver medicine. It cures colds To be the LEADING HOUSE IN KANSAS in our line is something to be thankful for. We are also thankful for Baldwin's generous patronage.

We have many warm friends in Baldwin who know of what stuff we Tire made, as wrell as the kind of stuff we sell. To these and their friends, and all others, we say: COMB TO LAWRENCE to trade, where you have a stock of goods to choose from The best, the newest and the assortment that pleases as well as' the prices that suit and fever. 75c. Carv. August i.

The funeral services occurred at the home Tuesday morning, conducted by Rev. Murphy, and the remains were interred in Oakwood cemetery. Hannah J. Gibbons was born in Hocking county, Ohio, May 23, '48, and was married in Cherokee county, May 19, '70, to Rev. John Kershner, a minister in the Kansas M.

E. conference. She was converted at ten years of 'age, and has been a devout Christian all her life. In the relation and work of a minister's wife she was joyous and earnest, and though her health was not rugged she was faithful and earnest, bearing the burdens and sharing the joys of the ministry with Christian courage. After her husband's death, some ten years ago, she made Baldwin her home and set her heart on the education of her children; and her faith bore her up in this work.

This spring she was permitted to see her two daughters graduate from Baker University. She has been a great sufferer. For fifteen weeks she has been confined to her bed. She has been kept to this life by the loving ministry of her children and friends, BLACK JACK. H.

D. Shepard shipped hogs this week, and struck a good market. Rev. Banker of Lawrence preach ed here Sunday. Our Sunday school is enjoying a picnic today at Pearson's grove.

1 NASMUCH as we desire to hold and increase our Baldwin trade, we will pay car fare both ways, Al Harford enjoyed a visit from his sister, from Lawrence, Sunday. and dinner besides, to all who favor us with their C. C. Waters is putting up a new trade on purchases of $5.00 and upwards. This offer wind mill.

S. E. Carlton is doing is good during the mouth of August. the carpenter work. Miss Deering of Lawrence visited at C.

C. Waters' last week. Our new Pall Dress Goods, Carpets, Coats and Miss Esther Marvel teach our Capes are now in stock. This is the year that it will pay you school the ensuing year. District No.

9 voted one mill tax to buy early, and the best place in Kansas to buy Dry Goods and Carpets is at for library purpose. UUVlUXJt Thatcher. Ballard's Horehound Syrup is Present your return R. R. ticket to clerk.

LAWRENCE. not a mixture of stomach destroying drugs, but a scientifically prepared remedy that cures coughs and colds, and all throat and lung trouble around. Finally the kid put it in a pen and gradually reduced its cared for her, anticipating her every want and with entreaties of love stimulated her to live for their sake. Her faith was unswerving, her resignation constant, her patience unruffled and her countenance transfigured into smiles as with the light of Heaven, even in the severest pain. She longed to go to her Savior and loved ones in Heaven, and often remonstrated with her physician and children not to keep her here.

Her death was beautiful and triumphant; and as we recall its victory we are constrained to say, "Let us die the death of the righteous." She leaves a son and twTo daughters to mourn her departure. Its action is quick, prompt and pos itive. Carv's bathing periods until it became acclimated to the atmospheric element. It would follow the boy around like a dog, and one day the A Dangerous Plaything. Myrtle Day, a 13 year old daughter of L.

Day, who lives three miles northeast of Vinland, was accidentally, shot with a target-rifle last Friday; The bullet entered just above the hip and ranged across the back. Dr. Bunn of Lawrence was called, but was unable to locate the ball. The patient was given up Monday, but later reports are that OTTAWA LAUNDRY, Basket at Brockway Frye's. Our work is the best.

W. H. Taylor, Agt. kid started over to town across the bridge, with the fish flopping along alter him. But the doggone thing made a slight miscue and flopped she is improving.

over into the creek where the wa ter was swift." "Current carried it away, I sup Mr. Day was sitting on the porch pose," said one of the listeners, sar before breakfast Friday morning, and called to his nine year old son castically. "Nit. Blamed thins: drowned before the boy could rescue it." MEDIA ITEMS. Wilkin's mill has a new roof.

SANTA FE ROUTE. Buffalo, N. one fare for the round trip, Aug, 21 and 22, good to return until August 31; account G. A. R.

Indianapolis, one fare for the round trip, Sept, 7 and 8, good to return until Sept. 17, account National encampment Sons of Veterans. Indianapolis, Ind oue fare for the round trip, Aug. 16 and 17, good to return Sept. 12, with an extension of time if ticket is deposited with joint agent.

Account Young People's Union. Salt Lake, Utah, one fare for round trip, July 17 and 18, good 30 days, account Utah Pioneer Jubilee. July 16 to 21, and 23, 26 and 30, and August 2, 6, 9 and 13 the Santa Fe will make reduced rates to all points east. Chicago, St. Louis, $7.80.

to bring him the rifle to shoot, a bird. The lad.started with the gun when Myrtle attempted to snatch it. In the scuffle the gun was turned around with the muzzle toward the girl, when boy's coat sleeve caught on the hammer, discharging the weapon with the results above stated. Knocked Out by Civil Service. W.

Bristow, of this city, had a ripe plum within his grasp, only to lose it by civil service rules. He was appointed, or had the promise of the appointment, Farm Commissioner at an Indian station in Oklahoma, but it was found that the place comes under the civil service, and he is left. The place pays $750 annually, house rent and fuel, so it is a snug berth. The judge has a 4 'pull" and we hope to see him land something equally good. 1.1 -n 1 1 Butler Son shipped two cars of stock last night.

Gottlieb Fraunfelder is the happy father of a ten pound girl. luesaays timely rains saved Is your child puny, peeked and peevish? Does it fret and cry with no seeming cause? Does it have convulsions? If so it has worms, hundreds of bushels of corn. Who can think some ilmpl The apple-dryer will begin work Wanted-fin Idea I thing to patent? and White's Cream Vermifuge will sometime this week. Protect your Ideas; they may bring you wealttt. Write JOHN WEDDERBURN Patent Attorneys, Washington, D.

C. for their $1,800 pr i ofltt saiely expel them and restore its J. A. Halliday has put in a line relieves the intense itching. It soothes, it heals, it cures chronic cases when surgeons fail.

It is a scientific certainty. Its sales increase through its cures, this no ex- periment. Every bottle guaran'tead. 50c. Tubes, 75.

Cary. health. Cary' Drug Store. Annanias Blushed. GIVEN AWAY FKEE Ellis Clark, of the Ottawa Re OME.

HANDS publican, is hard to beat on fish or hot weather stories. The worst of it is that he holds veracious fellows like Billy Lynn and W. H. Nettleton responsible, but we be-. SILVERWARE Ask for particulars at Xj jKIlTS heve Ellis is the guilty one.

After EVERYTHING in the Shelf Hardware line, at prices that defy VP competition. Hvde The best maices 01 ruMPS on the market. HORSES CARRIAGES AT ALL HOURS telling of an ice wagon burning up by spontaneous combustion, he gets down to truth and relates: "That reminds me of a man I knew in Illinois." His boy caught a large catfish a couple of years ago and since that time has been experimenting with his finny pet. The fish was kept out of water so much that it gradually got used to it, and frequently flopped out of the water voluntarily and followed the boy Evervthiwr in the Fruit Can- ml ning line. All kinds of tin and sheet iron Condition Powders, and Salve for cuts, burns and bruises, for sale.

work, pump repairing, etc. Office Always Open Baled Hay for Sale.