The Emporia news. [volume], November 19, 1880, Image 4

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THOMAS .& JONES.
DBAl.KKB lit
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
FLOUR, GRAIN, '
COUNTRY PRODUCE
flllll MOTTO I
BEST GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES
AND WARRANTED TO
PLEASE.
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
S. B. RIGGS,
-Lanfl ana InsnraECB Agent
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE CARE
FULLY COMPILED!
Represents First Class Fire
surance Companies.
In-
Corner of Fourth avenue and Commercial St.
EUPOUIA, KANSAS.
yjl BOBTOX,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Emporia, - - - Kansas.
Fays Taxes, redeems lands sol.l for taxes.
win Dotuy parties amotintoi tax uus
in time to save penalty.
Bend New York exchange or P.O. order,
Tax Uaexirra smt it kctchm Hail o
Kscsirr or aiomkt.
Enclose stamp, description of lands and yfct
omen auureaa.
Seal Eitata bought and Sold on Commission.
Call oa or address
K. BOKTOIf,
Emporia, Lyon Co., Kansas.
Emoria Carriage Factory
T. L. RYAN,
Manufactures of all kinds of CATUU A.GKS,
bl'KIMt WAUMriITIUSM
vw uk, Kru, trc.
BEPAIUIXU DOSE O KflOBT NOTICES
tilth avenue east of Commercial St.
West End Grocery!
J. S. CItAIG,
Proprietor ami Delivery Hoy.
Goods delivered to so
y part or the city.
free, t int duor south oi
i a.
V.H. U.
OftiC,
West street.
autr
GROCERY,
Store Newydd,
01
HUGHES COMPANT,
111 Commercial street, Emporia.
Qelweh yno era prynu yn unman, arall
I wuled ei stoe ao sydd ar wertb y a rhud.
"WE'RE HAPPY
at OUB HOHE."
WHKI
Became hsvs
PLENTY To EAT.
PLENTY To SELL.
We Bead The American
Agriculturist,
unit !( Tttoa.nnl. of Good
llllil. and HilK-ttlon. kelp N.
to tlilnk, plun.ttnd work better
an. I worn prujtuthlff. It helps
n iir.n tin .lrniiil In.tructa
th Clilldri'ti. Ittn FirMmU.
and every Mini, Woman, and
l li 11.1 in Clin, Village, and
uuiliilry oukIU to uave It."
Terms for Vol. 4U (1(B1),
Sl.tOr, Tlirce, St t Fonr. .).
Sc H cm of Ibis year free.
Splendid Premiums
svt No Coat.
Srntt ytmr alartn oa Poinl
4;nrd far Pir Vi of 44
0R1AGE Jl'DD 0.1
.4 Pnhll.hfm.
a41 nroadwuy.HEWTOEI.
Seventh Ave. Grocery
Li. ti. WII.COA,
Boutheaat corner ol Coinmnrclal strvet and
aVventh- avonua.
groceries e rnoviioys
Qoods bought low and (old Mcmrilinftly.
Oomo svntl Boo.
STOMACH
A Compound Tlncturs of
CALISAYA BARK AND IRON.
PURIFY THE BLOCK,
Eradicate Malarial Poison. Prevent
Chills and Fever, Iiiterinllirnt anil
Ililloiis I'wera. ('are Akuc and I'-
cr, lndlKUMtlon. rnonuna, I.un
of Mlevp, Ijranentia, 1'ciualo
Nnmnirr Disorders.
Bscoatmeadtd and and by beat Physician.
Bold by all Eel Libia BrspsUtt and Dealer.
ruKrAnuo onlt iit
Home Bitters Co., St.lcuis.Ko.
ACTS DIRECTLY
ON THE KIDNEYS,
lladJtr and I'rltutry Orgt Ur Atnarblig all
nil mors, every trao ol lioai.e. aul ion-ill
lnu uie sysirm, tnroimn tlie fiormoi ine km,
BiHiriKhtnjr and atrrnif thrnm vrvotaliln Ion-
lea, nlving It wmlcrit smmk-t lo cute nt once
PAIN IN THE DACK,
Sid T Loin; Inflammation -mi RriahV fit-
Sanaa of Iks A'idnym. liabtt. Itmmu. OrttrmL
CoMwrkof tko HLidtr Imihititv V PrUtin ar
Efpol (if Inn. Stan in thr lUuJilrr. 11. (k
Louota stennty or famrul I rinaiintf, vjMitli,
RKBT0UH AMD PUIHIIAL UKB1LITT,
and in fact any disease of llirae jrrcst oritmis
whether contracted ly over work. Mrain, ex
cessive anna or otnerwiwv
It suiwramlcs entirt'lr ( in-onvctii-iiros
and trouble ol laklnir naim-oui. aud xM-on.
out internal inv,iiruir.
Is worn exnrtly horc ncrddl. next to
tbe uelv ami imme-lialol v ovi-r Iho Sidneys.
It ia eomfirt'talilo to Ihn patient, vale, lilvaa-
anl and rwtatde in iu efforts, but wmriil in
im arnon.
It can lie worn at all tiintu. In any climaie.
anil is cq.ua.iiy icoou tor
MAN. WOMAN OR CHILD.
Io not l:e prejudiced O'ier it a trial ami bo
convinced that It is honent. rtlialdu. cffe-tive
rnd luai Whnt your l-elv untl exhausted IhkIv
requires ThouanU are ilailv adding tliv.ir
teatimony to the wonderful vtiraiivu Hwers
of this g-iftat rcmrfly. aUiarc I citifr rciorvtl
to perlect hcalib wi'rer all ollu-r tratniunta
and remeili have l.-tilct. .ak yuitr ilrtiKKi
lor la, ana accci-t no iMitmifaa r tnttui. 11
he ha not rot it, send to u an I m.civo it by
return mail.
Uaacairrivi I'sieic l.mr Itwular .-ul,
si; sueclal aii, lr lmni'. U-c-eaird, or
uaaioi lma at-inilmr. 1; rliliir u'i nail. I
summer complaint, weak ki.l' Cvx aud IhsI
woltlnr. S1.S0. ur book. "IKirt l.iiv Was
aaved." ountaimur a history of ihia grewt
uiaoovery, maneu iiec n ruo for it
DAY KlItXKY I'.t 11 r
Tnlealo. Ol.lu.
MRS. THOMAS'
Life SavingCompouud
For Coitrli of nil staxm. Trv it and Itc
couviuco-i I Ihi eililor fl Iho nl nolle Trib
une was enret of lona tanltiiir lun troubtai
lir. tMUidcraon, ' Unok1n. N Y .twiutv
two years lunr dicao. Mrs Haker. (.'oiuu-il
Jtlorts, and a nunibt r more 1 ry her Uuren
of l'aia I.ininiout. tier coinMniutla are for
sale by all dntfrsixts and vtholi-.ate tiourc
6he la aolo iiroi'i'iutoraiid inanufaA turer. N'u
1T11 Main Kaunas t'irv. Mo r'or sale by
TaiMSLB It lawiM. Kmnoi ia. Kaoaas. Ail or-
ders promptly flllwl by aleycr Uioa .or Wood-
sndrsks. Ktlillas'Ta and
fsiBgsrt vacaa. ai
Ban V whcT ol the bt
: medic iocs luown .-iiecom-l
aaakillfuliv in 1'akvei I iiNcsa Toxic a:
toauakeit theareetest tUaod Parrfisr and the 4
.Beat Health sad Strength Ecatorsr exor nstxi.i
f Itcnres Dyspepsia, Rhsnmaiitm. Nearsigia,
.JllunfMfMiL ai..l all discaaesof the attomsch.
Bowels, Langs, Liver, Kidneys, Urinary Orgsat
and att Feaasle Coaaplaiats.
I If yea ars waiting away witH Consurription or
liny niiiawa.titsin om io-iay. iMomaiierwni
your symptoms may oe, is wu surety ncio yott. -r
Ramrabrr! This Tonic cures druui.cn nw.
its tha Baat Famliv Medicine ever mado. entiic!v
'dirlemit from iiittert. iimzet FrctiaraiMns and
ether Tonics, and combines the bew curative prop.;
fcroesoiau. liuj a 50c wimvi yourorut;.
Nooe reauine without our sirrniunnl oa ouiiic
VtaiHw,!1. Hrwor A Co., Chrmit, .:rw rrk
I 1.
thm Uil ana BKMt a-o.
awalfcal wag .'tw.IT ig
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EMPORIA, FRIDAY, NOV. 19, 1880.
Wm. Raincy, one oft lie iumatesof the
ptjpr house, died at 8 o'clock TUuradsy
night, after a lingering illness.
Slipper ice Saturday reminds tlie
buy that it is time t brgin saving UiOD-
ey with valilch Ui purchase skates.
E. C. Mdr.inn&D & Co. have just coin.
pletcd sonic lilttnks for J. R. Walkup
which sixtik well for the mechanical
skill of the printer.
The man who rame into our office to
day looking for a lout ten dollar bill
ought to know that such things do hot
st:ty in printing offices.
Prom the amount of iron pipe that
puHc through the city almost dally, on
the Santa Fu road, we infer that Russell
& Alexander have "struck a lob" out
west. '
"Dad" Paisley ha got the idea exact
Iv. lie say the immense crowds of
men coming west on excursions are
voters who were colonized in Indiana
and Ohio from western states by Re
publicans '
On the evening of Thanksgiving day
niUHicrl and dramatic entertainment
will be given in Bancroft hall for ' the
benefit of the Episcopal church. The
public may depend on bavin; a very
joyous aflalr on that occiution.
Sheriff Moon returned from Jefferson
county Friday, having in charge a man
named Mertzler who is charged with the
eduction of a young lady in the north
ern part or tins county, I he trial tools
place Suturday Ix.-fore Justice Payne.,
Editors Nkwh: I understand that
31 r. Green who cuts sleak for a shop on
Commercial street, between Fifth and
Sixth avnues, snys he saw the carcass
of the diseased cattlo in a slaughter
house near the city. Rkpponbibii.itt.
Now is the time to visit your wife's
relations "back cast." At last accounts
the rates from Kansas City to Chicago
were oue cent with a supper fiee; Phila
delphia,; New York,- $1, and other
poiuts to correspond. Go east, old men,
go cast. .
Died. At Safford, Chase county, Kan
sas, on Friday morning, Jnovembcr
Oth, 1880, of typhoid fever, after an ill
ness of 14 days, Willie TownsenJ, aged
12 years and 4 days, youngest son of Al
va Townscnd, Esq., and grandson of Mrs.
Barbara Campbell, of Pylmoutb. "Of
such is the kingdom of heaven."
It is estimated that from twelve to
fifteen thousand people arrived in Kan
sas t-'ity Thursday and tbe day before
from various points in Indiana Ohio and
Pennsylvania. The travelers were all
ennui te to Kiinsax and some thirty or
forty car loads have passed through this
city on the: Santa Fe road during the
past forty-eight hours.
Tha board of regents of the State
Normal school were to have met in this
city Thursday, but failed to get a
quorum. An informal meeting com
posed of Mi-Mrs. Mtirdock. Crichton
and Wright was held at which the regit
lar biennial report was taken up and
passed upon. Gen. Clnpp arrived later
in the eveuing, but Mr. Crichton hav
ing left the city no other business was
transacted.
Emporia, Kas.. Nov. 13.
Ed. News: Wc have to-day heard that
rumors are afloat on the streets to tbe ef
feet that wc butchered diseased cattle, and
we desire to say that all assertions to
this effect are without foundation in
fuel. Wc bpreliy challenge any and ail
persons who arc circulating this story to
appear in a card over their own signa
ture and make the charge.
IIknnino & Rauhcii.
One of the most pitiable objects of bu-
manity we have ever met, is a deaf
and dumb man who has been in Em
poria for some time trying to earn his
living by blacking lioots. The unfor
tunate man, in audition to the depriva
tion of speech and hearing, has been
so unfortunate as to lose one leg at the
hip. With a peucil he informed us a
nay or two ago that he is sleeping in n
stable and iu reply lo a question us to
whether he needed anything replied that
he would try to support himself by black
ing gents Ixiots.
The following from that wide awake
I little journal, Iho Madison News, is duly
appreciated :
The publishers of Tiik Emporia
ijaily ikwi, with characteristic ener.
gy and commendable enterprise, have
succeeded in making the Daily News
t ho moBt reliable, newsy, and altogether
the most valuable dailv paper mailable
to the people of the Verdigris valley.
Xot only does The Newb give the latest
associate press amputees, bnt by special
contract the condition of the Kansas City
market Is reported by telegram to Tun
iMcws nt p.m. or eacn day, aud
thus the readers or 1 iik ISews are
bronchi into close communication with
the treat commercial center of tho west.
I.KaiiHua City a fact that stock men of
the Verdigris valley cannot afford to
overlook.
A sargeant or the U. . A., who wa
with Major Oflley's command of two
hundred men and camped near the scene
of the recent killing of an Indian by
young Jackson in Colorado, was in town
Saturday, and in reply to inquiries as to
the real truth of the matter stated that
young Jackson was drunk at the time he
shot the Indian, and that tho latter
did nothing whatever to provoke
trouble. He spoke in the highest terms
of agent Berry, and says the Uncompah
gre Utes are all peaceably disposed, have
large herds of stock and. are amply ablo
to take care of themselves. Maj. OlHey,
with his command, was marching under
orders and could not take any part in
the affray without violating orders and
laying himself liable to court martial.
Tim idea prevails to some extent that
police judge Bachellrr is defaulter in the
sum or several hundred dollars, Kinds
Collected and not paid over to the city
treasury. This impression has origin
ated from a report recently made by he
city attorney to the council, by which it
was shown that none of the fines collect
ed had been paid into the treasury. Mr.
Iamlert informs us that no charge of
defalcation is made against Mr. Bach
el kr, but the question simply is whether
the police judge shouli audit and pay
his own claims for tees, or whether the
money collected should lie paid into the
city treasury and the claims of the police
judge audited by the council, as in the
case of other salaries and claims against
the city. Il U lo settle th'.s point of ltw
that the council baa authorized suit to
Ik: brought against Mr. Bacheller for the
recovery of money collected by him.
A gentleman who takes a great deal of
interest in local affairs spoke last week
of our ilna in reference to rural im
provements and paid his respects to that
much abused class ot animals the cows
'in'ioues that could not be mistakcu."
lie. like many oilier gonl citizens, would
gladly do anything iu bis power lo en
hance use W-anty and value or the city.
but tukes no special pride in planting
trees for cows to rub their man ire v hides
upon. Right hero al'ow us to rise up
and remark, that mnny cows in the city,
rai!iug to find grass, : make
daily trips th nut gh the alleys and sub
sist their hungry carcasses unon the
material thrown out at the back doors of
stables. Lacteal fluid concentrated from
this substance must have a delicious
flavor indeed. Milk is necessarily pro-
it need from tlie food which the cow eats
from day to day, and we venture to say,
that if cow owners nnd milk drinkers
could watch the poor creatures from
morning till nighl and sec all the articles
which arc to Iks used in compounding
tueir evening bowl of milk, they would
refuse to drink it and tell the childien
"don't, it's uasty!" Once more we any
if not for the sake of the shade trees.
take pity on your families, keep the cow
up and feed b.r., .
ABOIKD IOWH.
Odd Fellows block is being plastered.
There are a good many cases of cpl-
zoot in town.
We will have either gas or the elec
tric light soon.
We have no telephone system yet, but
we have several ladies church societies.
The magnificent crop of weeds in the
city parks appears to be ripe enough to
crib.
The Flotel Cool id ge is enclosed and
will be ready for plastering in a few
days.
The attendance of students at the Nor
mal school is steadily increasing. The
enrollment now reaches almost three
hundred.
The question now is, who cot up Lock-
crman's diseased cattle and served them
to the public t There is a heavy penalty
for such woik.
We know a school teacher, who sells
it beaf. We do Dot know whether he
got any of Lockerman's latent improved
'big jaw" or not.
There ia no one who does not like to
hear money riug, therefore tverybaHiy in
the city should put a piece into the new
bell. Its tones will not have any pecu
liar interest to you unless you do.
Since the publication of our item
about the butchering of diseased cattle,
there has been a marked diminution in
the beef bills of the boarding boum;
keepers, and an extensive inquiry for
sheep and hog meat.
A little girl on Slate street, much pelt
ed, came near letting the "cat out of the
meal" the other day, when she exclaim
ed: "I like sitting on gentlemen's
knees better than on ladies; don't you
mat"
Thanksgiving turkeys arc now about
ripe. Those intended ror the poor editor
should be picked as soon as convenient
and placed in the corncrib for about two
weeks. This makes the feathers shell off
. i.,.... ,i... I
Mr. Jacob Rubush, of Indianapolis,
Indiana, is in the city in the in
terest of the national petroleum gas com
pany, of New York, and will consult
with the business men of the city in ref
erence to putting in works.
We take pleasure in advising our peo
ple who want any work done that cannot
be had at home, to (rive Cbalfant & Gra
ham, (book binders and job printers), at
.Emporia, a trial. (Jo!. A. liucKner. a
gentleman well and favorably known
throughout Kansas is their general
agent, and we will be pleased to see him
whenever he makes our town a visit.
Madison News.
. PERSONAL MENTION.
J. R. Walkup returned Thursday
morning from a brief trip to St. Louis.
E. W. Cunningham, Esq., started to
Michigan Friday morning, tor a ten days
trip.
Mr. J. Q. Albright, editor of the
"Democrat" Santa Fe, N. called
Saturday.
Hon. E. S. Bertram, a member of the
Salt river party of Council Grove, was in
the city Friday.
E. P. Gillespie, who has been visiting
with his nephew, Harvey Thomas, lett
last Friday for his old home at Irwin,
Ohio.
Mose Bales returned from Indiana
Thursday, where he went tonic weeks
ago to see that the state brought up all
right for Garfield.
M. M. Murdock and wife, of Wichita,
andT. B. Murdock of Eldorado, came
up on the night train. M. M. and wife
have just returned from a six weeks
visit to West Virginia and Ohio.
Hon. D. C. Haskell was in the city Fri
day. He looked for all the world just
like a man who had been elected to con
gress for the third time. We predict
that Dud will make himself felt iu the
next congress.
Among the arrivals Friday was J
J. Frederick, Esq., of Medaryville, In
diana, a brother of O. W. Frederick, of
this city. The two "boys" had not met
before in twenty-four years, and the
meeting was indeed a joyous one.
Mr. James Milliken from Sharpsville,
Pennsylvania, brother of Robert Milli
ken, of this city, came in with the east'
ern excursionists to visit his brothers
here and at McPhersou. Mr. M. is
much pleased with this wet ion of Kan
sas.
General D. E. Clapp, a regent of the
state Normal school gave us a pleasant
call Friday. Wc were glad to see
that he has been re-elected a member of
the house from Woodson county. He
will undoudtcdly be a useful as well as
a prominent tucmlier of that body.
Mr. C. C. Grant, who has for some
time past been employed in this "office,
started, a day or two since, for his home,
Columbus, Ohio. Mr. Grant is an ener
getic young man, possessed of those
qualities of head and heart which go to
make up the good citizen and genial
companion, tns many iricnds in i.m
poria regret to lose him from society and
will gladly welcome him back, at any
future time.
We acknowle-dgo . a pleasant call
from F. F. Diusmore, county superin-
leudent elect of Douglas county. Mr.
Diusmore is at present representing, the
Moslcr Safe and Lock Co., but next Jan.
uary will take Sarah Brpwn'a place
among the officials of his county. Mr.
Uinsmore held the otlicc or superin
tendent preceding "Miss Brown's term,
but was defeated in 1878 through the
apathy of his friends, who thought his
election so sure that they did not make
the extra efforts necessary to offset Miss
Sarah's strenuous canvass.
CIIUKCH TOPICS.
At the meeting of the Emporia minis
terial association held last Monday, it
was decided that 7 o'clock, be the hour
for Sunday evening service during the
winter months. The community will
take due notice and be governed accord
ingly.
On Thanksgiving day, 23th inst., un.
ion services win be Held in the I'resby-
terian church at 11 o'clock. The ser
mon will be preached by the Rev. Mr.
Tomlinson, of the Baptist church. The
music will be under the direction of the
choir of the Presbyterian church.
The Pleasant Hour Club gave the first
'assembly" of its second annual season
of parties Friday evening at Jay's hall.
An invitation had been extended to the
"Pleasure Seekers," who, with the oth
ers, made the goodly number in attend-
ance about fifty couples. The music,
furnished by Holmes' orchestra of four
pieces, was excellent. Among the selec
tions played was the new "Pleasant
Hours Quadrille," composed by Prof.
Pettee, of Emporia, the annoucement of
which was received with plaudits. The
club this season ia under the good man
agement of Messrs. J. W. Murphy, Dan
McDonald and Albert Plienis. The party
dispersed at a seasonable hour just be
fore midnight closing a very auspicious
opening for the winter season.
A Compliment to ... of oar new Citi
seas.
In the proceedings of the Republican
congressional convention of the Second
district of Kentucky, held at Greenville,
October 13, we find the following re
solution, which is very coni pi inventory
to our townsman, Cok John W. Feighan
the toiiowing resolution was intro
duced by Major J. W. Chun-.h, compli
mentary to Mr. Feighan, the Republi
can candidate for congress in this dis
trict in 1878.
Ibkvlced, That the Republicans of this
district have beard with regret of the
permanent departure from the state of
the lion. John w. reighan, their late
candidate Tor representative in congress.
They will always hear with pleasure that
he has been attended with that success
bis merit so richly deserves and they
warmly commend him to tbe people of
lvansas, among wnom they learn, he is
to make his future home.
ineioregoing resolution was unani
mously adopted.
His old neighbors and friends will lie
gladtoknowih.it the colonel has lost
noocof his faiih in the principles of tbe
old party, and that he look a prominent
part in the canvass in tlTiacounly during
the late camjiaign.
Ot'B FIREMEN.
Proceed! naa of
Meetings
and lO?
Xarember 3
Ejsforia, Nor. 3, 1S80.
.Firemen tuct in regular session with
president A. It. Bancroft in the chair.
The roll wascallinl, and all present
but two members.
Minute of last meeting were read and
adopted.
The treasurer's repot t was read and on
motion referred to the finance commit
tee.
Remarks were ni.-ule by several mem
bers ia regard to tha indebted nr-ss of the
company, and after a discussion of ten
minutes a motion was made by P. W.
Ileidrick, that each member be assessed
25 cents to help pay the outstanding
bills. Carried.
Wm. Vernon was duly elected a mem
ber of the company. Applicant not be
ing present the initiation was postponed
until next regular meeting. "
On motion of Bragunier, the rules
were suspended and new business taki n
up. . - -- -
A motion was made by J. W. Hill that
every member who had a cap Ar bat in
his posesion immediately return it to
the engine house and that a new distri
bution be made of the same by the chief
engineer. Carried.
Tbe question of giving a dance some
time during the month of December was
discussed, and on motion of Ilaussler, a
committee of five was appointed to make
arrangements for the same. The president
appointed the following darned members
Ilaussler, Bragunier, Tbeis, Ilammond
and Ellison. Said com mi tec to report
November 10.
Frauk Pollard was excused from pay
ing fine for being absent at the meeting
of April 7lh and July 7th.
James McDevitt was excused from
paying fine for absence at the meeting
of October 6th. On motion of Theis,
the secretary was instructed to take good
care OI lue IlaS-
Total assessments
collected, $4.33,
fines, 40 cents; membership, 50 cents;
amouut, $5.43.
On motion adjourned uutil November
10th.
0. Hammond, Secretary.
Fireman's Hall, Nov. 10, 1SS0.
President Bancroft being absent, J.I.
Slavs t'Kk the chair. Roll call and
reading minutes were dispensed with.
Committee of arrangemennts for the
dance made their report, and on motion
the committee was instructed to make
such arrangements as they deemed best.
A motion was made that the proceeds
due from the last fire be thrown
in the equipment funds. Carried.
On motion, adjourned till Wednesday
evening, November 17.
D. Hammond, Secretary.
I would say that the boys are air-taking
a great deal of interest in the running of
the fire department, and if the people
would only encourage aud not complain
I venture to sav, before one year, the
working and discipline of the company
will bo in good shape. D. II
Grand Mistake.
Lyon county possesses the champion,
double-faced hyprocaite of the universe.
The name is the Sentinel ediloral
column, nnd its den is in Emporia
First, T. N. Sedgwick never stopped
with Hon. J. W. Loy, Monday evening
before election. Second, was not asked
by T. N. S., to vole for him; neither did
Hon. J. W. Loy influence any in favor of
T. N. S:, and no $3 was offered by any
one. His neighbor Republicans never
acused him .of such charge the d:iy of
election. We believe it is the mo6t
gluttonous lie the Sentinel could ever
have told, or can ever tell in its notori
ous lies, and as for Hon. J. W., wc can
say there has never a man discharged
ins duties more nonestiy ana uprigiitiy
than he in all his business transaction
No one but he who wants to lie, and
makes that his trade, can say auvtliing
dishonorable of him- A cit izen of Lyon
county, a true temperance man and
good christian, he has done more for
Americus than ail ins opposing clique,
and is well honored bv all except the
Van Eruan Miller Keno tribe.
Justice, Americus,
Indignant
That . our people should feel a good
deal of indignation over the discovery a
few days ago that several head of dis
eased cattlo had been butchered here,
and probably retailed in the community,
is not at all surprising. The announce
nient- has created a good deal of a stir
among butchers as well as others. We
met Mr. Lockerman on the street yester
day, nnd he told us that it had been a
common thing here to butcher such cat
tie for tho last two years. This state
ment will not tend to allay the feeling
on the matter, now that it is up. Wo
believe a thorough investigation of tho
subject should be made, and Ihc parties
who arc guilty of BUch an outrage se
verely dealt with.
Tbe Clook and HelL
The tickets for the subscription to
"the.clock and bell fund" were present
ed before it was decided to purchase a
clock. Everybody seems anxious to
have a clock and there seems to be con
siderable interest manifested. Some of
the citizens offer to subscribe from f 5 to
$30 if a clock is put on the building
with the bell. The calculation now is
to put both a bell and clock on the build
ing and from the liberaliity with which
the citizens are subscribing, the ncccs
sary funds will be raised. Correspond
ence is being made with the different
manufacturing companies and as soon
as figures are obtained the public will
know.
Angora Goats.
Mr. B. Allen, of Indendence, Kansas,
had in Emporia this week a herd of
ninety cashmere goats which he had pur
chased in Colorado. They were valued
at $800, and were nearly all pure stock.
Mr. Allen desired to dispose or them
here, but being a new thing to our stock
men, no one seemed to have any disposi
tion to take hold of them. They are very
beautiful animals, and are said to be
exceedingly profitable. The ewes are
very prolific, bearing trom two to three
kids every season, there being three sea
sons in the course of every
two years that is, the increase from
each ewe amounts to from six to nine
kids every two years. The wool, aver
aging from two to three pounds to each
animal. Bells at from 85 cents to $1.15
per pound. Their meat is held in high
favor by those using it, and it would
seem that before long wool raisers in
this section must sec the profits from
dealing in this kind of stock. Their
hardiness is proverbial, the goat being
only second to to the ostrich in the pow
ers of its digestive apparatus. Mr. Allen
on Wednesday started with his herd for
Independance, where he can be address
ed by any one desirous of purchasing
goals. Ledger.
Affidavits from Batchers.
Statk or Kansas, i 0
County of Lyon, )
W. D. Green, being first duly sworn,
upon oath savs, that be never said be
saw the carcass of the diseased cattle in
a slaughter bouse near the city, as is re
ported by "KesponsiDUity" in yesterday's
.NEWS. W. 1. UREES.
Subscribed and sworn lo before me,
this 13th day of November, A. D. 1880.
F. P. Payne.
J nstice of the Pence.
State of Kansas, fa
Cocnty of Lyon, j
John J. Atherton, T. E. Idd.'Samnvl
Faust, Chas. Rhode, Dexter Brewer,
Frank Mater, eacu being separtntelv
sworn upon oath each Tor hiiusc.f savs:
L have not bought or had any boav bay
any cattle from Nicholas LK-kermsB,nor
has any cattle been killed bv mu or en
tered my shop that came from the said
Nicholas Lockcrman's farm, for tbe last
two ycara.
J cms. J. Atiiebtos.
Thomas E. I.APpt
- SAMrKi. attbt,
CHA8.RHODB,
DeSTEK R.IiKWKB,
' Fbask Maj eh. :
Subscribed ami sworn to before rue
this i;ith lay NoTember, A. Itt?.
F. P. Pathk,
J untice of lUe Pence.
State or Kass.vs, . . .
I.TOK Coustt. V
John tycn, ot tin; Arm f Atyts &
llcrtuan, ln-ing aworn on ouJ!i; sys, tUtit
he dnes tht Imjing Tor tbe tiria ; tLatsaid
firm lias ni.'t txngbjt or cnused to be
Ism sli t any berf catilc from N. loekcr
inau for five jtarft. - Joux AnKv ,
tjul.Tfcril-l nmt sworn to before me
tbi ISltf :v of Nv-nilcr, A. D. 1880.
" F. P. Patmc, J. P.
- Americus Notes.
BY "BCRJiOW.
- . WeujiEsuay, Noy. 10.
A gentlemaaTand lady tramp were" ia
town last night. They were "ousted"
from the depot about 9 o'clock and were
found in Dr. Roval's bara this morning
where they had probably "roosted."
They shouldered their traps and went on
their way rejoicing... .The cars were
covered with snow this morning....
Luther Willard has some good Demo
cratic chromoe, ask to sec them.. '..The
Americus co-operative cheese factory is
still in operation with an average of
1,900 pound of milk. A pretty good
run for this time of the year, as they
generally suspend operations ere as late
as this .Mrs. Collins bus gone to
Gariitlt. .Apples were selling on the
street to-day at -0 cents Koads are
muddy and business exceedingly dull.
TuritsDAY, Nov. 11.
FOl'I is in god demand. . . .It would
seem troru the notice on the tuteuer
shop door that some one had been sur
reptitiously appropriating the contents
of Vancleave's c-al pile. And it is
strongly rumored that- a prominent
Greenback leader has adopted Dr.
Wright's wood pile as a '-plank' in his
platform." We rnny at least hope that
the report will prove false and pray that
fuel may be-more uhundanL. . . .The
passenger train was wiyr behind time
last night. . . .John Leniugton now" pro
poses to go to Pennsylvania. We do
not know where be will go after that,
but with he may'find a pood pince
where the wicked cease from troubling,
and the weary ure at rest. Bckiiw.
Fkiuay, Nov. 12.
C. T. Mauker is spending a day or
two in town, oa business, we suppose. .
"Terrible railway smash up" last night.
Three hand cars loaded with young fel
lows were up to the lyceutn and coming
home they got to racing, when the
middle car jumped the track and the
rear ear pilied on lop of it, demolishing
things generally and sealing the boys
pretty - bad; no other damage.. .. .A
brother of "Wat" Stewart's and a gentle
man by the name of Kirk from Youngs
town, Ohio, aro out on a visit. . . .Mrs.
Steadman, mother of John Steadman,
arrived last evening. . . .Later 8:10 two
of the boys that were thrown by the
hand car last night, have just "lil
They report things lively up there.
Beit LOW.
Derangement of the liver, with consti
pation, injure the complexion, imlr.ee
pimples, sallow skin, etc. Remove thi-
cause ny using. I'urtcrs j.ittle i.-.ver
Pills. One is a dose. Sold by Nonh &
llydcr. ,
Lse Lets' Dandelion Ionic, the great
blood and liver jmrinf-r nnu uie giving
principle, a preventative of chills a;-.d
ague, and a sure cure for dyspepsia
Price 1 per bottle. For salu bv ail
druggists. ,
Gray hairs are honorable, but their
premature appearance is . anuoying.
Parker's Hair Balsam is popular ior
cleanliness and promptly restoring the
youthful color.
VEST EASILY MANAGED, .
ECOEOHICAL III FUEL,
XSD GCAB.VXTEED TO
Giro ferfsct Satisfastica fcsrywbr..
. BUT
ST. I.OUIS, JIO.
IHPOBTEBS AND EEAI."SB3 XSH
TIM-PLATE, WIRE,
SHEETIROH
EYIST CLASS OF GOODS USED OS S0Ll B"3
TIM AND STOVE SEALERS.
SEND FOR miCB LISTS.
FOR SALE BY
i:. 1. UHUNKIf,
Emporia, Kansas.
EaOlauiamnmtaj
3 ".jfr
POLL!
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS. CLERGYMEN AMD
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST KEDISAL
TraIU:.Pi! C? THE ACE.
TUTTS' FILLS
Da. Tutt hss suc
ceeded In combining la
these pills the hereto
fore antagonistic qasli
ties of a SrBBaeTB ran,
Pubs&titb, and a lu
Bimaa Tonic
Their first aooarent
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
TUTTS PILLS
CURE DYSPEPSIA.
TUTTS PILLS
effect is to increase tha
appetite by csasiug the
food to properly as
a imitate. Tims the sys
tem is nourished, and
CURE CONSTIPATION.
TUTT'S PILLS
oy ur tonic act Km oa
the digestive orpaos,
regular and beaiUiy e
TaCDaUo&s ara nnw
CURE PILES.
TUTT'S PILLS
doeed. - . . -
The nrrrtoirr riOj
which PERSONS TAKE
ON FLESH while oiHlur
the influence of these '
pills, indicates their sv- ;
aaptsbility to nourish
the body, bence their -efficacy
in coring ner
vous debilitr. melan
CURE FEVER AND AGUE.
TUTT'S PILLS
CURE BltlOUS C0UC.
TUTT'S PILLS
choly, dyspepsia, rast-
Car KIDNEY Complaint
mg qr toe musciesvsiog
nshnem of the liver,
chronic constipation,
and imparting health &
strength to thesyafcao.
Sold everywhere.
Price 25 cents.
TUTT'S PILLS
CURE TORPh UVER.
TUTT'S PILLS
93 OT array Screes.
IMPART APPETITE,
6T05IACH
r! ti fa
Meet '.h; reqeirpmeni of the rali mal raet!l
eal pr. i ioiih y which at rre-itr prevail It
is a jiertecilr pure vojrt-taMe retaedy, rni-tra.-ini
thq ttvrce iniirtnnr )irc! rl.o of a
reTeniivi", a tonic an.l as .1 tcrinT. It (.
lines uie bmiy ajrmurt tieae. ravja-ru'es
an i re-vitaliees the triJ stmnnrh ami livsr.
and effect a mofct saintarv ch.injre in the en
tire system, wueo is a morl.i l cu-xlitkin
For sale by all di ucgUU anct des'er p:..
ithift.
HOLTZEL'S KDRSERYi
Cheap Trees for Fall Planting
No is the time to (il.iot tonrfrntt trees ad
vines, a it I eatrle'l that ftitr claming i
the Hiv j hare as rxd a rtieJt of Durrr
srooils at ran be found a Kinui Win ?t Mit
smrs anu w&riant ttteni tor- a r, at one.
third .Wwa ami balance warn the narties for
. . a s . i . 1 1 : i it .i. vai.UCTt BAt 1 lie
Ks - tr Sri Uapi.i. wii " rwei
OTTTJIi Sws tot ton am Girl '
i4cduiii A tew IS.
' VaWTiOJI Jsst psteotcKt far tlaua,
1 ' I Frak aad BcroTl Savinr. Iwi.
- Boriac, lrHlis,iTinding.Plialiiig
if! i r-.... Vritn SA A
8md 6 cents for 100 pages.
Msa, lownil,
L- t-g- -rghifi- frriiiiTTI
mmm.m
MADE OKLY BY.
Excelsior Kfg Co.,
TO
CELEBRATED Hv
B. WHELDON & CO., Agents, Emporia.
1 CUiES ALL DISEASES OF THE JZ
STOMACH ANDtfHn iHvV
DYSPEPSIA ilrX Timf
'X hese Kilters are .not an Intoxicating- tjcreratre, tout a
Medicine of real merit, and pleasant to the taste.
jFot Sale S? all Drufryists. Price, $1.00 per Bottlt
a. P. JONES & Co.,
fer - --- - tew - --I
.---:-t-v..." T.- -. I :3.s'iia4&i;JiV-o?1-
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Trunks
and "Valises &c
LARGEST STOCK IN ABOVE LINES IN THE CITY!
Corner of Commercial St. and
B. WHELDON & CO.,
Dealersj in
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Glass,
CHE MICA L8, fee, ttc.
ALSO SOLE AGENTS FOR
CHICAGO ENAMEL PAINTS,
. Bent Mixed Faints in the Market.
THE SILENT SEWING MACHINE!
THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE,
As sold by Smith & Hail, at the Sixth Avenue
Hardware Store, has more room, under the arm,
makes less noise, runs light and does as great a
range of work as any other machine can do.
Warranted for five years, and satisfaction guar
anteed or.no sale. Call and examine it be
fore
buy.
WILiLIAM
. - Jr.
4
-Wnn. V.V f 113! I
'Z
DEALER IN FURNITURE,
Undertaker's Goods, Mirrors. &c,
Commerelal Street, Jfortli of tha News Office.
a fiesidence. corner of Rural atrset and Fourth arenaa. t'al I. atanfal at ! iiwr
day or ntfrht.
LEG AI NOTICES.
Sheriff's Sale. " '
Howard I'nntan Caleb Beckes, et al.
Notice i liert hy aivrn that by virtue of an
execution i-ued out of tho Suirene court of
mestui-oi nanta. in tne above entitled
ean nnd to me directed, t will, cn Monday.
me'ii i dy of November. A. I ISmO. at 10
o'clock a u. , at tbe front door of the court
nuuaein meciEy (it jLionoria. t.yon-coonty,
fcana. offer for sale and sell at public auc
tion to the highe&t bidder lor cash, all tbe
riht. title and interest of the fcaid defend
ant. Caleb Beckcs, In and to the f ollowing- de
scribe 1 real eta e. to-wit: lot No. M os
Sylvan street, in the city of Emporia, Lvon
eonnty, Kanras. Said real estate to be sold
as the property of the said defendant, -Caleb
ISeekes. to satisfv said exeeution .
Octolier IS, 16. - 4 li. JIOOX,
43t Shreriff of I.y n county, Ki;
Dissolution Notice.
To all whooi it iony concern -
The firm heretofore exMinjr aad known as
IhaichfrA llafer i. thtsStb davol Novem
ler. IrM), d!9olrel by mutual co'Wnt, all the
imere-tof Mr. T I. llafer having lieerr as-
gri to Mr 4. W. Thatcher, tWa vslnable
conierstion He, Thatcher. wiH collect all
monies due said la.o firm, and nay all t be lia
bilities and eloe aut the bo ks of said lute
firm .
J. W TKAT HEtt
aoita-42
T L- IIASJE.K
Stnlt of Knu roim y or Lyon ss. Before
V. V. Payne, Jsistice ot itie J 'race in and
for Kinix.ria city
3- M. firtffith and W. R Griffith, partners
. . M. tiU;il to., f huntifff,
. r. '
- 1 J. Mcr. Itfi -n!act
. J. J. Mvers will l-iku vuttce thiU on the S9ih
day c.' t:tober. hf his been huih! in an
action wherein J. M. i.riith and W. K. GrifH
ath. partm rs as J. VI- bnttiUi At- Co , are
p'ain'ios and J I- llyers ts uefunilant. be
fo e F t. 1-ayn-,. Justice ol the fmrf .f Kiu,
lHria eity, forth recovery of $74 l!i, and in
terest thereon at the rate of li it cent, ner
ai.Buiu irons the i&ih day ef lctober.-lST:
and thX said .UiiTlifl have g in rbed all
money, pr in.ny and frools whatsoever, la
the hands of ou Jhn White, bekmfrinj? to
said uef-n iart. and that on ilw- sth day of
snvemijer. !-?, at 10 o'clock a m , said )i-uq
tilt wiil Uike ju l-'-msnt a jnin! said defend
ant for the snta of fT2 10. toirether with inter
est at 13 percent per annum from the Sotaiii7
of Octei-er, IWS, and for co-J-s ci .uit.
f. P UlLlKll'JAV.
wMt3 . - Attorney for r-lainiln
Road irotice. .
Notleiis heivliy given ihaXk (t iit ion hv
been prejniei u tbe boaii !' county c 'io
sniiu'ioners of Lyon cuo-, ivsaui a.ia?
lor the loca!io.-nf a cBn;v riKtd. a i!kw!.
to wt: toiomeocioir ai ifce lior: tn-.iyl i.-;r:vt r
of section 1. tr-nlii: IS rac.s 11; tiience
wto-t on the e:-tii li.c fc neitr u f.-ra--ti :a
l!e to the uorihweot crinT f ief!ti.jn 3,
towi'shi( IS riuiceii And lipsa said im.
poavil ruad te V-i-nr-J aopuiu!'-.! tne lottos iug
viewfr: J- Kngles, U. CtlhUad and Cat!
3
Fifth Ave. Emporia. KanS't
Smith & Hail.
CLARKE,
v
Schect, to meet at tbe berisnlng of said road
on the 6th day of December, A. D. lbkO, at 10
o-eiocK a. ana in conjunction witn tne
county surveyor to view, locate i
said road, aad to rive all parties
ib survey
a hearina.
By order ot the board . fi T. KWIVCi
6c Cooaty Clerk .
Tax Notice.
Netics is hereby (Ivan that tha tax rolls of
Lyon county lor the year 1M ar bow in tbe
hands of the eonnty trsssursr. an taxes msy
bo paid at any time.
AMOUNT 07 TAXES OK EACH f 100 VALCA-
TION, TOR THE TEAR 1880:
State, M cents, eonBty, 9 cents; enmity
bonds. 40 cents; total, fl St. a. m porta city
sinkine fund. M cents
street improvement
fund. & cents: reneral fund.
Ml cents; interest
fund, tl .CO; water works. So cents i total, Ui.
. SCHOOL. DISTBICTS
KO. , AST.
1 90
4..... li
8 X 00
4..... 60
.... .....r ..., .-
......- M
7 ......- ,. .- BO
8 ...... .
9..... 50
to ; . . s no
11..,.,. 8S
is........... m
13 ..,......
14....... TO
15....:....... 1 20
16 ... .. SO
it...-:,- to
1 1
19 85
WO. AMT.
44 joiat V
45 joist.. , 7
4S ... 60
48. . fid
47...... : I 00
48 . .. 75
49 joint. I 10
40........ 40
50 W
SI. 80
6! .... 79
6-...; 1 00
S4 66
8
66 70
58... 1 10
69 1 75
60.. ........ 80
61 ..... SO
62 . 1 80
63... . ........ 75
64 ... ........ 1 75
63 ....... 6$
63..,. 40
67 70
68. ... 1
... .... .... .. 1 SO
70 .... ... .. 1 0
71 r0
7S I SO
73,... . 60
74... .... 1 90
7S ......... ... .. 1 id
79.... ... .. 1 Bi
77......;... ...... 1 SO
1 ...... ...... 10
79 .... .... ... 9S
Q . ...... ..... 10
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M ..... 1 00
Vt ... t 7i
t8...... ...... 1 75
64...... 1 00
RS .... ..; 1 60
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. ".... .jo - so ,
10 0.
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65
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utMdiair...-.'-, .
Waterloo.
46 S i. W .
KAsTMtX, Co Tn-tirrr.
NEW FIRM and
LEWIS
at tlie old Stantl of I. E. Perlev. 151 rnmnifrfial sirwt.
have just received from
and stylish
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS & CAPS,
Boots & Shoes,
Trunks, Satchels, Umbrellas, Shawl-Straps, &c.
Also a very elegant line of Imported and American
Worsteds, Cheviots, Trceots, Crepes, Cassimeres, JLe, for tine
tailoring.
FALL AXD WINTER GOODS NOW IN.
LEWIS BROS.,
" . . Next door north of post office.
LEWIS
Uoalcr
H
"ARDWARE
. CUTLERY,
Full Line of MUZZLE
Shot-Guns
WEIR and MOLINE
WEBBER and
Agricultural
rVTf. . m m M -W . . m, nr .
jr cdformm fj.jf suttei it
?!., Hit lit- af itnzniil riuttntirttr n KatmttH
City Friers, ,fc, (tc, .tc.
DON'T REAi, THIS
friif y" ? yrU WiU '?tecovcr thltt TOU ran rt two of he bot ixiblii-at om jo the ruitiiry
v,,...ii.to u uiivrtu. caciiiuiKna sinr lM. pll sip nioi or le- iuti-rolrd iu iln llnul
outcome, as well ss the CVcry-dny .lcvcl.iiitneius In virw tf ibis gi-iK-ral iuterrai we have
i , . . .. . . .
uijiuii .rruKi.iuina uy wmcn we can mmlI
ior w;ii known iiaiwri one jeiir fur the i iv,e
iiomotcan au i jc-w lork TritMinc.
I Now York Tribune,
do llerall,
luibVitlo i oilrlfr-Jmirrtnl
do do lleral l.
.1.. . :. ..sti .. i ' .
do St. Louis Globe- Democrat,
do Cincinnati tinjuircr,
do Chicago Tri:e,
do Detroit Kreo Vrcts,
do Cliiuairo Tribune.
.iv j4nsiiu i.tiurit-r-ournai.
do Chicuiro 1 titer Ocean.
i nose lasine auyaniaifo ol this liberal crer
mane hv mom v Arilait nr i-ri(. i.4ma a
- swn..s ms 1'UWliv.UVIVII IU lUU l
tt f w .vajidwivu S V VVVI . am 1 1. s acssv.
BUKKB it BECKWITU.
J. M. GRIFFITH & CO.
Dealer
Q-eneral Hardware
Iron and Steel, Nails,
Agricultural
Jtc., &c. Sole agrents In Emporia lor
Tne Bam Wagon,
Deere & Cos Plows & Cultivators,
G-ilpin Sulky Plow,
Davenport Cultivator,
Champion Reaper & Mower.
; Are also sole agents- In EiiijMriii for
The Celebrated
GliddensV Steel Barbed Fence Wire.
Lam. SHimles. Moflldinis LUMBER. Sasi. Doors. BLINDS.
rV
O
I I
Q
St.
CO
EMPORIA, -
HASrt, PLASTER
Sixth Avenue Hardware Store
SMITH & HAIL,
. - -- DEALEBS ra - 5-
HAEDWAEE, AGRICUI.TUTiAL
TOOIiS. AGENTS FOR MeCORMICK REAPERS,
MOWERS and SELF-BDfDING HARVESTERS.
HAPG00D SULKY PLOWS, IX LGRAIN
DRILLS and the KANSAS WAGONS. -
V Z2
CURE! BACKACHE
- Aad all disease ot the Kidaeyt, Bladder -aud
Urinary Orgaa by wearing that ,
Improved Excelsior Kidney Pad!
. - K U a M arret of Heallae; and AeUef
Simple, Sensible, . Direct,
Painless, Powerful.
It JUJtiX3 where all else iails. A
EEYELATIO and ieiHtniOl in meiiicine
Absorption or direct application, as opposea!
to oniatiSa5tory internal roe-jiciaes. feend
loroor treatise oh kidney troubles, sent free.
Sold by dragjrists. or scut by mail, oo receipt
of triee. t. Address
This u the BATES 6l HANLEY,
or-.inal and cn-
wnetHncr pad " 15 aadtsw. Street,
Ask for it and . - tniCai, IIU
take oo other. .. ?
klanagers for the fiorth wevt.' -
SXaTPBHIOH. to
. Largest and Kost Complete
ADAPTED FOR BURNING
Wo EVERY STOVE WARRANTED A SUCCESS.
None their Equal -Acknowledged Favorites. '
ALWAYS AWARDED
Sold by B. P. BRUNER.
NEW GOODS
BROS., ;
Chicago a Terj large
stock of
LUTZ,
in
TSTAILS, OTEEL,
-LM IRON, O ETC.
AND BREECH-LOADING
and Rifles,
Plow Co.,
SHUTLERWagons!
Implexiien ts,
tie. .Vorrr nnd erhin Wind'
i "... . nai miisi ijiuvr, uii. ui in. I II 11 T
-ink If Oaf KSTe. A I nnd auv oue or th.-inllnw.
ol one Now is the tiuie to bi n.l ia jour aul-
Our I'riea ti oa ltul Pri..toii
Owr Trice $2 0
00
S 5
S Go
00
a si
1 GO
s aj " . i.,
r
s .
a oo
a
a as
a a
a uo
a oo
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will obtain their choice of the above psuers
IUf IUC UrBCV VI OBf
avemlttaacos may be
IaTSB worth, Kansas.
iu
Horse - shoes, Fence Wire,
Implements,
and A. t.
. 5
- KANSAS.
l,TTrrw
LIME.
CEMENT.
IMPLEMENTS & FARMING
SMITH &
gweawesaora ta 8. S.
IIAILi,
Hnaitkl AV Ca.
Cares by ABSORPTION (Sstare's way).
II i Lung Diseases.
UI I Throat &ieam8.
s-8- Creathlner Troubles.
It it It I V r J ISTO lh.ala.Mt.ii...i,
and ha?alinjr masdtr.iuea).
It Bkj r&OX the diseased parts tha pol
sons that cause death
Tfaesssaah Tatffv fe Its Vtrtmf.
TOO C AH BE RELATED ANB CDEES !
Doat despair until yott bave tHed this sensi-ble.eaiily-appliel
and T" afVCaVl aOaBt2JL "V
eTeOtUftl remedy.
. feoid by airu kxdiu or sent by mail on receipt
Of Pricaj $i IfO. by - ,
JSrJ; ATESJc HANLEY.
tmk "Three Mil- . M Sadlsea fitrest,
' hivn. a Year." - . . CHICAGO, ILL.
beat free. ' -
Manasrs far tbe Northwest.
c LtVfW&i Vi.
- sxa,
Lina Maniifactu'red.
ALL KINDS OF FUEL
FIRST PREMIUM.
s
NEW GROCERY!
Comer of 4th Avenue and Commercial St.
A fall assortment of
STAPLE AND FAJiCY
GROCERIES!
Which Will be sol J low for cash, orexchs&ced
tor proauce.
Give us a call.
' H. B. IEEiND i CO.
HALL, WAITE & CO.,
Dealers in .
PIANOS,
Organs
Small Instrumknts,
MUSIC BOOKS
AND
SHEET MUSIC.
AIm ngcats tar tbs
ST. JOHN, IMPROVED HOWE &
SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
Needles for all Styles of Ma-
ehiiies.
And that musical wonder called
"ORGUINETTE"
t&'t'uM anil !.; It.
TTaXi, r,,,t ''I-'' UKKARKS OK TIIK
Unrj 1 illtOAT ANI I.l NfiS Til K
(JKE EN MOUxNTAIN
t;ml in l'H-pr T T"1 TTvsIs prac
tice sint-e lVyV J J VXXlaS Put le.
lorn tho pul. he lull T iTi
ISiiO ltnover fail. XA 1jC57V1.
Price Sjc. 3)c mi l 81. linmiilr ixiitlM liv.. All
rtniKgiHts keep it for sale. Try it
t I.Y A liltAC'KFTT,
Sole pnipi-a-toi , KanaCity, Mo.
For salo by J A. Moore.
LBIS'
DANDELION TONIC
THE
Great EM aM Liier Purifier
Axn
m.
PUK ELY VEGETABLE. .
A preventive for Chll!, Fever and A true.
and sure cure for Pyspcpsia. Indlfrestion,
' LiverCom plaint, Headache, Oiuinesa,
Loss of Aipetite, Lanproor, Four
Stomach, etc .especially adapt
ed lor Kidney Disease aud
all Female Weakness.
The Dandelion Tonic Is nrlnrlDAllv com.
posed of rrettta Dandelion Root. Juniper ber
ries, IU-d Peruvian Bark, Prickly Ash Dark,
iron anu Alteratives; also aa antl-aclct,
which will remove all belching sensations
that are produced by sonr stomach.
Price $1 per bottle or 6 for $5.
alaau factored solely at the laboratory of
LE1S' CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DOBBINS'
Electric Soap I
It is probable thst nearly every family in
Kaunas knows by this time the
GREAT MERIT
Possessed by this world renowned soap, for it
has been on the market for fifteen years, and
has been bronirlit to the notice of all, bnt If
our advertising; has escaped Iho eye of any
and if no Iriend has ever spoken of luner
its, please allow us to say that you will And
It lor your Interest to try and see for yourself
how far superior it is to any sosp made. It
is really the best and
Most Economical Soap
In the
otid. Tours respectfully.
I. I,
CUAG1N A CO.. Manufacturers.
Pbiladclpbio, Pa.
Ask your grocer for it.
GARTERS
ntTTUE
CARTER'S
Little Nerve Fills,
-Foa- .
NERVOUS and
DYSPEPTIC
f.i i. id ana iur.icrj.
Kverrnervoas er
Nerve Piils, which are ssade .pcciiUly for tboss
who sutler from h'cr.uuaness. Sairepiri.nra.,
Kavma aad Sick Hcadaasae, Weak Stomack,
Dyspepsia. lodi;estion. Ac. Tber nay tat used
alone or la combination sviih Canarr s Little'
Liver Pills, and in cither case will give saost
prompt and (rateful relief. Dyspepsia nukca
yott Nervous, and Nervousness saalies yon lys
peptic : either one renders yon aaiserablc. acal
these little pills cure both.
Price, S5 cents. Sold by Dratgista or sent by
CARTER MEDICINE C0.f Nw York.
Sold by NOKTII & RYDEK.
tuc dcct Dcricnv
III. ULw I IILaUiUUI
Diseases ci ths Tiircat-and Inn
- .1 )i vaaaa tit Kaa ril. .
TlYRRjt - mimary or'aii arc so
prevalent anu unai,
tint a safe ami reliable
r:tniMly for them is in
Talnaljle to every
community. Atkk's
I 'iinin r I'avkit .
- niif 'n a rKUieaJr.anal no
M other so eiuinentl
J merit the confidence
' of tlie iial.lir. It is a
of tli Httxlicinal irin
ami enrsuvas
"y'virttiea of tlie fina-st
-vi' nniteti, to insure the
PECT0R
ffTcatan fvawihle etov.
cienrrand uniforuiitr
il reaolta, wfaicli enables idiVBiciansaa well "
U invalids tu nae it with a-nnriiltiurn. It ia
Jie moat reliable rcmajaiy for leaaea of th
liroat and lungs that s-ini-e lias jiroiluced.
It strikes at the foundation of all ulinona
:y tliseawwa, afforlin(r )rir;it ami certain
elief, and ia adaiiteii to patient of any
either x. iU-iug very rmtatahie, the"
?oangat cliildren take it without difficult -y.
In the tra-attnent of ordinary aCouxh.
olds, Sore Throat, .JronchUU, InUu.
mzaa. Clergyman's Sore I liroat, Astli-'
tut, Croup, and Catarrit, tiie effort of
Vricu's Chkbt-PwrrtiKAt. nm :n:ricjU,
tnd multitodca are annnaily prnkirvoi from
lerioua ilinesa by iu tituely and fuithful use.
t should be kept at hand in i-vtrry lKnaa.
told, lor the protection it aiTonls iu aniliUia
Utacks. In Wuoopiag-coa;ii mid iUtstm
mmption there is tiu n'.lT rcuiedyr so
ifticacioaa, soothing, and helpnl. - . .
The - marvellon tcia wliu-lt ' ATicit's
Inrnnr iecTOB al has efT tel all over the
rorld are a snt5k-iant guaranty that it will
continue to protluco the l!st rwuits. An
mnartial trial will ran viucaa thn m
ical of its wonderful ettrative powers, as
well aa of ita aii-ri(jr;cy over all ajilmr
reparaluma f or pulicyaary complain U. -
Eminent physicians in all parts of tha
"fT' knowi!'K i'- composition, reoom
iiend Area's Chkhkt I'eciokai. to inva
Jd, and praacribo it In thir practice. The
least of hall a century has proved its absolute
Jcrtainty to core all pulmonary complaint
aot already lxyoud tiie reach of huinan aid.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &Co.;
' Pratieaa and Analytical Cheaalsis. ; -
-! 'J-: Lowell, W-i&s. .
WW r AU. BPal-i TEnrss. -. ;
1 'V
CHERRY
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