Southern Kansas Gazette from Augusta, Kansas • 3

From mr 'aunty Exrhantcs. The Greatf BUSH for ST. L. S. F.

RAILWAY. Jgcathrn Kansas tecttc. 1'L'RLISHED EVERY" THl'RSDAi'. AUGUSTA, KANSAS. Wool rowers inundation.

Ther will be a meeting of the Butler County Breeders' ard Vh1 Growers Awieiatiou held in the city of Augusta, ou Saturday, Nov. Hi. lsl. at 2 for tin election of permanent oibcers. A fuil attendance is desired.

Waitkk Gimii, Sec'y. pro tern. John Ronr.rR. Ires. pro tan.

County papers pirate copy. mmn roots mmmn fc? ---i- r-i i 1 rj a a lCX. MAIL WEST. MT A ACC WEST. Lave p.

m. Beaumont Leave 4:.4 p. m. m. Keihley p.

m. 5:27 p. Hi. Ioii p. in.

Haverhill ni. p. rn. 4nrnt p. m.

p. m. Ir ii p. m. P- m- Amiover ni.

tK.AMiiLElST. FKT. C. JLAST. Leave a.

m. Amiover Leave 1 :10 j. m. 2 HI. Ixl'ta 1:24 p.

III. i a. m. Aurct 2: p. in.

a. ra. lihivriiill a -ii p. m. lttric.

a. ni. lon p. m. a.

m. Keirhley 11 4 p. m. a. m.

lleaumont p. m. 1 I mam I mm 3 13 a ia iPlSS i ft llllll 1 Hi IV El SHE it A I suuks win S3 cj is at WOEDEN BROS'. I If Ei a a A. RHOADES, ill si Where they have an IMMENSE stock at REMARKABLY Low Prices.

Call and see for yourselves that we are offering the GRANDEST BARGAINS in Butler County. Remember the place. Worden Bros. ISLAND BROKER, Press. Anyone suffering with the Oregon fever csn easily stand out doors one of rainy days long enough to get cured.

A new town laid out on the Frank Adams farm, adjoining Udorado on the North, is the latest sensation. The iunior editor of the Drmorrat. went ov to Osace Mission: laat week, to see his best girl. The report is that his courting days are over, but that he has kept it from the boys. The I)mocras are quietly undue the voters to lav aide politics and vote for the man instead of the party, b.it yon cannot lind a democrat who tbting anything of the kiinl.

"It reprtd that i.ly?u anil Anderson will take a hand in our touuty campaign. '-li-mocrrtt. Our ignorant neighbor does not know tliat Ryan and Anderson are senators, but members of the House. ran ire how liUie a lem- ocrat knows. The County Attorney i- still crowding the illicit sellers of liquor.

If the Prohil -itiouists would only unite and insi-t upon huvimr I Grand Jury, there is no doubt that the last den ia the county would ue cleaned out. 'One by one tlte root's fii'l The misnam-; ed "big four" have dwindled down until a i "little one" wiil soon he the sole survivor. Indicator Noe i little in stature, but he is big I enough to hold his own against the Philistines. Times. There great complavnt made from farmers I all over the county that hunters not only shoot prairie chickens and ouails upon their prtmi- ties but in d'timr it occasionally pep-er a cow or other animal with shot.

I The police court in our city has averaged one case per day for over thirty-rive days." Three arrests were made la-t Saturday for" drunkenness. The usual and costs wre assessed and the victim departed, poorer but wiser. It is said that John has reconsidered removal to Emporia. Rumor iell-i us he wiii put another story on Irs brifk corner, and he is now engaged in putting dormer windows in his residence. Looks like Jonn was going to stay.

Charley Noe, like a last fall apple on a treek still hanarsout, tlie onlv r'niaininir one of the "hi Th1 simile isn't ouite good betwen Charley ami the apple, howeer, as he bids fair to hantr out a gnod while yet. lhia is proper for he deserves to. The Democrat are tickled to death ov-erthe fancy that Murdoch and will lie-gin clawinir each other. So lar as the conduct of the Tim and its editor is concerned, there shall be nothing of the kind. The Democracy will simply be Heiii'H'rat.

Vol Mooney. our genial di-triet clerk, has pnrclias'd a caliirrapli. or tvp. writer, and he can rattle off a letter at lightning tpeed already. We took that fiorv untamed bicycle out to the race track lat Sun that is Saturday, and rastled aropnd over the fair grounds with it fr nearly half a dav.

bnt we never took a single heat." The blasted thimr came out tirst best every time, h'tw we Ion to see the innocent and cruileless youth who son! us that engine of death and destruction, and told us that it was not hard to ride. How we wouid like to thrust a stick of giant powder down his throt tle ana touch it The best Smoking kre:" Tobacco is "Little Jo- Free of Cost. All persons wi-hine to test the merits of a gnat remedy cue that will cuer Consumption. Coughs, Bronchitis, or auv affection the Thmat and Lungs-are requested to call at Gdd'-n Rule iirmr store and get a Trial Roitieof lr. King's New discovery for Consumption frer of rout, which will show you what a regular-size bottle will do.

Advice to Mothers. Are you disturbed at niirht and broken ol vour rest bv a sick child suffering and crying with pain cd cutti' L' teeth If so. at once and get a bottle WiNsi nw's Sootihn; Svm eno; tun Its value is It will rli'-ve the poor little suuVrer immediately. Jiepetot on it moth there is no mistake about it. It cures dys- entery and diarrh and bowt-ls.

cure reiuces ergy to the little i ph-a-ant to TV ta. one oi the obi-z and nur-es in tii- I by all th: i'i cents a bfttie. es the stomach us tiie gurus. ir.d c-tKc. n.

and tv-iie anil en VtN: uv T- I -leians I nU 1 a tlie BARGAIN COLUMN. Look Here! When you wnt a eof I oh of Tin work done, call on K. as liis new man Mr. Krank H. W.nnierlv.

has come, and he is a lirst c'a-s workman, and when want pice work call on him. at K. C. Koylf's liaruv. arc He says he has come io stay.

Oive him a trial. Forxn An ovtrcoat and oilier cloth- In jr. at FrUeo I'cvot tlie owner can liav? tiie same hy ny y-ivine fr ilils at the stofe K. .1 oliuson. IL A.

i oilier ju ok of at -i rt-tvivoii a rs on he euruer. BroiJit-rs" Sit -re. For Fine Tools, For fiood lioors. For 'heap Boot. For Heavy For Coarse Boots.

Go to Kttenson's heap Store. Go to Sisco Store. C. C. Vanwinter is at Knster's eld Come and see stand, with II.

A. Coiiier, hint. Call at Siseo Store. H. A.

Collier wiil talce ail of your Produce in exchange for Groceries. Sisco Kros. sell l'rv Goods. Tiny your On Sholi? he has the ber-t ever market. rsof 1 broui to this Come to II.

A. Collier's for Groceries Vanwinter will wait on veu. Siseo Uri. sell Boots. Mrs.

M. K. Clarke desires the T.ailies of Auirusta to call and examine her new I The Republicans of Marion county have a full ticket in the field, but the Rtcord, a prohibition paper with Republican tendencies (although it claims to be a straight out Republican pa-perl. advises its readers not to be hasty about pledsrinar their votes, as they do not know who may yet eiit the race. It is just such wi men as the editor of the RrarJ who have brought the Republican parly to the verge of dissolution.

The Advance said, last "Senator Plumb was in the city last The eru-i dition of the Advance man is something re-! markable. He also speaks of "Senators' Ryan and Anderson. A man who knows so lit-j tie of the public men or the State, and does not even know the names of the more important officers, is certainly coiutetent to advise the voters as to the fidelity with which those offi-1 cers discharge their duties. It has been reported that I am getting the oflice of register of deeds for my son and brother. I would say.

I will take charge of the office myself, as my health will not allow me to follow mv profession. I have not provided or pledged any one a deputy or clerkship, or will not until after the election, as I don't desire to be trammeled in any way. If my son remains at home. I will nnt likely employ him as a clerk, but not as a deputy. J.

A. McGixxi. Aa Answer Wanted. Can any one brine ns a caeof Kidney or Liver Compia'nt ibnl EleTri Hitters will not speedily cure We pay they cannot, as thousands of cases already permanently cured and who are daily recommending Electric Bitters, wiil prove. "Rnirhts lis a-e.

iiiabats. Weak Back, or any nrinjiry complaint curei. ThfV Ptirfy the Biocl. regulatethe bowels, and directiy tn the diseased parts. Every bottle guaranteed.

For 6ale at a bottle" by K. S. Scott. sliall gaze no more I'pon the mighty "Four," Who. all covered with gore.

The Republican majority tore. Because the ticket bf.ro The name of St John. The thing was done so slick. And they lost their little trick, So they all got very sick, Three of them petered quick, Because they couldn't stick After the election ofGlick. Farewell.

"Big Four." Peace to your ashes; when others go we'll have no more clashes. 1 Eible Prize. The publishers of Rut! 'r dot's Mnnthttf offer twelve valuable rewards in their Monthly i'or Novemm r. aiinmir which is tne following: We wili give to the person telling us how many verse there are containing but three wortis ea-h in the Nw Testament Scriptures Tiot the New Re ision) by NovemlHT Isi. two or mor correct answers be received, the reward will ie divided.

The reward will In lorw ardel to the winner November Persons trying for the reward must send 2i cents in silver (no postage stamps taken) with their answer, for which thv will receive the IVcemiier MvrJhhf. in which the name and addri-ss The winner of the reward and the correct answer ill 1 published, and in which valtiabie rewards will le offered. Adiiress Ki TLKii.K Pi Comi-am ist of Letter. Remaining uncalled for at the Post Office at Augusta. Kansas.

Arr.i sta. Kansas, Oct. 30, 1SS3. List. Elliott, Ellen N.

Freaner, Mrs Nevada Gentlemen's List. noncla-s. R. F. Freeman M.

P. F. W. Lernanl. P.

C. I May, Frank Ta lor. I. To obtain ny of these the apidicant inivt for --Advertised Letters," and gie the! date til'- iiM. ITie't caii, one month they will be sent to I a' 1 I.rt teT Letters are advertised iu thl one week 1 they have C.

II. Ki-ktz. P. M. BrainardN Mavial orld for October.

an musical menrldv cori-s to tSii mouth lad-n with the org.M-d tin- In the mis-, 0- i'any we i ir-M! and ecd- 1- nt of Ths-edore lltoii.a-. which all mUoijtiii 1 1 appreciate: a portrait IleH'-y A'. bey, the -riitic ntan i''T: a copy of i pieinrf- lee'fiov4-n. and The editori- al. m.isit, musb-a! news.

corr-s-ymi'-nr-, ec. are of interest to all teaclcrs and genernlly; have also. lb pr'irai-" of a Nrvr'it, tt be one the tii--t id' ti'" kin 1 vcT 1 in this -re's- Oiie Wh Wiil Never For- 7 is a ehnb-e and rhorns.in this mini- find the i'h-r 'ontrs and piano pieces are! evcei a'l. r'v! shtiuld le in tiie possession ol' Tr.e W. is obl at cent jkt coiy: 'ft per ve.ir.

IJiiainauu u.v-, l.io&tatei reel, Ciiicao. LI. An X.if?. One of the ties itir.s of an editor's lite is in it on all oeoasions. No one wli.i has (oastod on the sweets of tliat Mis- tun to take in the lry of its hnvoimss.

He worth of ad vert ir-inir for a raiiroad. a ass" for three months rid' si'i worti aid then he is looked uiton as a dead-head or half-ldowd dead-ln-at. He a coneert worth ami trets 1 in i a. eutari os. ami is thus ia ed I n-e if hali is crow ded he is beirni 1'ed the room he fo- if his were oayinir tiekets troiii.

would he so ninch in lw He blows and cmVs a chureh festival free to any desired extent and does the poster oririinir at hail rates and randy irets a thank yn" forit. It iri'eo as a fart of his duty as an e.ii'-T. lie does more work jrrai uitously for the town and community than all the rest of the coiiuiaiion mt toeetber. and pets cursed for it all while in many instances where a man who donates a few dollar to a Konrtb of July celebration, base bail club, orchnrch. is jrrate- fnlle r.o....T..h..r,..l Oh iti- thine to i- oc an euitor.

tie oasses tree, you know. jr. SCHOOL ISKP0KT. Attendance for October, Is 3. i PKIWRTMKNTS.

i i i 1 I I I Conpon tickets to ali points for sale. A. T- s. F. Railroad.

NORTH na AUGUSTA. I f'H'TH 1 9.1.' p.m. COUNT IMRhfTOKY. Judge 1Kb Judicial listrict Amos Harris. Probate Judge E.

I. rat ford. County Atioruev ieo. G. Gardner.

C-uniy Clerk 0. P. Mmnp. County Treasurer Milton ltradley. Register of I K-edK Ilarvev." Sheriff Walter 11.

Ointrict Clerk id. IV County Superintendent Connty Surveyor II C. Gabbart. .1 T. Williams.

loard of Comity Commissioners Walter Ilar-tJfnhower. M. Cuiniy ami J. K. Skinner.

CITY D1KKCTOKT. C. Kurtz, Mayor. Johnson, I K. SeoU.

J. A. Councilmen. L. S.

Han. I. B. linker, 1 A. Khoades.

Treasurer. A. A. White. Clerk.

AV. A. Shannon. Police Jadsre. Council meets tlie tirst Wednesday night in every month, in White's law olliee.

T0WNH1P UlliK TKY Trustee Powell. Clerk C. Van Winier. Treasurer E. C.

Boyie. Tastr W. A. shannon. GooI.

tonatables J. R. Gardner, Caleb Reeve. CHURCH itlltL'CTOUT. M.

CHURCH Sabbath school. 10 a. m. Preachi air everv sabbath at II a. m.

and ra. Prayer meeting ever' evening at 7 C. A. Pastor. jlAPTIsT WIl'lllH, Rev.

Francis Rice, pas-Jt tor. services every morning and evening. The subject of his in merging and evening services wtl be -arh week in the Gazkttf. A cordial invitation extended to ail to a.terid. IjKESliYTERiAX CHURCH.

R- v. P. Read, pastor, service in tin ir church house ev-try Sabbath at 11 a. and 7 p. m.

sabbath school at in a. m. Pray meeting every Wednesday evening at the parsonage. CATHOLIC CHURCH Church of St. Henry.

Rev. T. J. MeCaul. pastor.

Services on the third Sunday of every month at i'i a. and 2 p. in. Prayer meeting and Sunday school every Sunday at Ki a. m.

SOCIETIES. IE. KING PST UCi. nieets every second and j. fourth Monday evening at 7 p.

m. Traveling Comrade invited. UWUSTA LOIGE KNIGHTS tF 1HNiir. nii'fiti P.rt ami Thir-I Monday! rtirhts in ea nionui. at Go-i Terjidars liaiJ.

i ViM'inc brethren are invu-d to I fc. A. A. 4. -porter.

Idctator. F. A. M. M-stir Tie I-dge, No.

74. A. A. uo--ts on the I'rst and third Tuesdays of month at liali. at one hour after sun Master SlawiDp in trooj iiuJ nvsii- are cor-diaiiv invited.

D. Hill. W. M. i-'l W.

A. Sec'y. -ESTERX STAR LoTH i rdv u. r. No.

evening at 7 si. m--ts evt rv ai- in tllff't-r Grfun a in srood siand-tig to R-iHM-ea mv evening in tut- moi't. I. I ikn Sey A t-r. er-Tdiaiiy invit, secad Aio- G.i:uv, G.

1 mMNt.vS tlit. 1-1- v. sii. ATT' UNKY AT LAW 1 nl. Kan.

ad JilSi tarv J'i i. c. Autta. Kan. AW am! No- L.

L. Mil TN 1 AT LAW. LSd- rado, Jlatk-r .1 A FAYETTE AT ai l'ul krado. Kun. Collections promptly J).

CAi T' orndi). Km. Vfi-ni-v. A carefully dr-nvn a urdera s-n; to to. I oiticv pro.iip'.lv a.

R. MATTHEWS, jDEITTIST, 24 Wain St. Wichita, Kansas. I have recently otwti! an office here and a siK-r1 of tiie of the people ot A Pfid I gcarant'-e us skiiilul work as vou can obtain elsewhere Hi 4iC. Chas Bundrem, Pro -ricttr of i The City Heat AUGUSTA, KANSAS.

Will keep a full supply of all kinds of FRESH MEATS Omstaatly on FOR IIIDF.S. CASH TEICE PAID 40 THE GREAT SKIN REMEDY Keliew. and Cum All Itchings and Irritations of the SKIN and SCALP, PILES Either Itching or Bleeding, Fevxb Sores, Salt Rheum, TFTTaL'lCEBATIOXS, CTTS, Wockds, Bbcises, Poisons. Bites of Insects Catarrh, Inflamed Soke Eves, Chilblains, Chaps and Chafes. will relieve the pain cf Burns and Scalds, and Xre the worst cane with' out leaving a scar.

Small boxee 25c; Large 75c J. W.COLE A It lack iCiver Falls Wis. Sold by Drug'gista. Sold by U. S.

SCOTT. OUT 0 THE PEAIEIE-( oBremiRX SoMethiiur Better tham Ire. Toedles1 Wheelbarrow Ab4 the Reasons Why. When a certain Commissary -General com-rlained to the Puke of Wellington that Sir Tbomas Picton had declared he would ban? him if the rations for that General' 8 division wr not foribconiinfr at a certain hour, the Iuke i "Ah! di i he indeed go so far as that? Did he eay he'd hanjr 'Well. Vjf-neral Picton is jut the man to! keep his word, lou'd better gt-t the rations up in time." But to e-t rirtns or anvthinp else up in! time one mait know when to jay his hand on thrm.

Ae Mr. oodles said alwmt the coffin which he had honp ht at auction and brought hnnf to his wif: )u an han.lv t. a in 1 lilt hnnst i i I I' I I 7 of $1.50 A YEAR IX AttcNhta Market Brjwrt. Oct. 51.

So. 1. No. 2. No.

S. No. 4. Kci V- Whotit h.O tvrn i Rye i aT lirovm 'orn. per ton i i'jisstor it an Klax Seed, pure Wool, tin washed Wool, vtashod Hz I rattle Sheep IV IO 3" Ha.

VC 7.i 2 2 Ma I LOCAL MATTERS. Election next Tuesday. "Ijitlc Joker" is the best Smoking Tobacco. Si sco Bros, have just received another larpe invoice of new poods. A series of meeting will In commenced in the Baptist Church next Sunday night.

Tom Pnrcell will 1 ase accept our thanks for some of the sweetest turnips we ver ate Mrs. CVpeland has had a bay window erected iu which she displays her millinery goods. The election occurs next Tuesday, let every Republican boon hand and do his full duty. It is seldom that you will feel unwell or suf-ot from indigestion if vou use Brown Iron Bitters. We have found that printer: his name is R.

II. hails from Wichita, and is a good workman. W. F. Cox's candy make.s are constantly on the jump, to supply the demand for his unadulterated candies.

Tr. IT. I. Hill will PKak at Farmers' Point School House, next Saturday night. very-bod is invited to attend.

We understand that several residents of El dorado are already "setting their pins' candidates for office in ls4. as Miss A. L. Ryan hes removed her dressmaking rooms to the Palace Hotl. where she will be pleased to see all her friends.

From the tone of the Wichita papers one would imagine that an election was to be held in Sedgwick county in the near future. Henry Moyle and Logan Ridge will start on a visit to the Old North State (North Carolina), next week. We wish them apleasant time and safe return. C. Vanwinter is always glad to see his old friends and customers at the corner where he has been for so long a time State street and Fifth Avenue We are now getting up four thousand half-sheet circulars, descriptive of Butler county and the city of Augusta, for that live real-estate man Oil.

J. A. Rhoades. A number of the young people of this city are talking of forming a dramatic troupe. It would be a matter or interest and amusement during the winter, and they would doubtless enjoy it.

The sun airain made its apoearanre. a long and dreary spell of miserable westher, last Sunday morning, and all nature was as coy as a blushing maid In the presence of her lover. Geo. R. Jamison has removed from Carl Junction, to Humboldt, Kansas.

We ho; that fortune may smile uon bim in his nt-w horn', and that it may prove a pleasant place for him to live. Mfvrc -T i- llonrio Rol.t fooro. of Bent.n tu the fe.rmcr the Kepubliran nee for (. omity CVuiimisrumer. were in the city, last Friday, inquirin? into political matters, and favored us ith a call HoIbro.lL tr-blisliment in pay the b1 Those who hav s.

have opt nel a rendering 1 rliis city, nr. 1 are pn-pared to est pres for dead animals. 1 stock to die of disease need not now loose entire value. i Mr. Hadley has returned from Washington Territory, fully convinced that Kansas is the more desirable place to live.

He sa: tht weather we had last week is such c.3 tbr have out there almost continually. The Presbyterian church at liolgers, six miles Southeast or Augusta, will be dedicated on Sunday. Nov. Ilth. Kev.

E. C. Ferguson will preach the dedicatory sermon. Ample provision will be made to give every one a good dinner. Mr.

John Scully, of Lincoln, 111., a large land owner in this county, came out week to look after hia interests. He f'-und every-! thing in good shape, and give Col. lihondes, his agent in this city, great praise for his, msn- emer.t. Never, in the history of the State, frrowin? wheat present favorable did the appear- ance and pive as much promise, at this season of the year, as it does this time. The weather of the past month has been excellent for it.

and the aereage sown is fifty i-cr ctnt. more than last year. Col. Khoades' now descriptive circulars of ISutlor ftinnty. contain everything: that a man would like to know or a country to which he thinks of The Col.

furnUhes them thinks of moving. ine loi. lurniines iiuin r- i i i iree to an who win senu uicm io ineuus l.i. East. Call and ret some.

We have printed sctine n-at jK5tr f'r Mr. Ettenson, the euterprisin? merchant of tiiiscity, which tell of his immense stock of the bijr bargains he has for his customers. It would be well for everybody to call in and his goods and learn his prices, Military titles are so promiscuously conferred upon men, that the fact of a man beinp dubbed Captain," "Major" or "Colonel," is no indication that he earned that title in the army. This led ns into an error in lat week's paper, when we of "Capt." II. A.

White being an old soldier. There will be a union prayer-meeting, at the Preebvterian church next Thursday evening at o'clock. All are cordiallr invited. C. A.

King, V. P. Iiiiu. Pastors. And now the merchant wary Will deem it necessary To have an advertisement well displayed, played, played, Within his local paper; For that 's the proper caper By which to catch the coming autumn trade, taade, trade.

Mr. C. M. Brown, of Monroe, Iowa, has rented the building, on Fifth Avenue, recently occupied by Ir. Bruce, and will open a restaurant therein.

Mr. Brown has been engaged in the business for a number of years, and will donbtls have everything done up in good style, and thus give satisfaction to thoee who take a eai with him. Buckle Arnica Kalvr. The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to speedily cure brms, bruise, cuts, ulcers, salt rhenm fever pores, cancers.

pile, chilblains, corns, tetter, chapped hands and all skin eruptions: guarant-ed to cure in every instance, or money refunded. 25 centa per box. For sale by R. S. Scott.

The slowest railroad in the known world is thatrunninjr from Emporia to Howard City. Cattle shipped hy that line die of old ape before reaching their destination. Drummers take in ail the towns alonir the line, and have time to pack their trunks and keep up with the train, tattle jruards art? pot on the hind end the train to keep eattle from running ovcrit Our friend, Geo. W. Bacon, had a very narrow escaie last Saturday.

He came to town with ''Sam," a fiery, untamed steed, hitched to his liujrtry, and the noise became frightened at a train of cars, and ran pell-mell down the street. Under the skillful management of Mr. Bacon he prevented any injury to the buirpy, or to the vast thronp of people who lined the streets under the impression that it wag a trial of speed. Cole's Carbolinalve. Is the most soothing and healing remedy ever -discovered.

It immediately relieves the pain of scaids and bums, en4 tri curt Ihr trortt tof vitho'tt it ttctfr. It quickly heals cuts and wounds, thoronirhly cleanses and ucais all koch. and is a iositive cure for piles, fever- sores, ulcers, chaps. chafes, poison, chilblains scald hea tetter, eruptions, and ail Hcning I i do Cicrars Fine Cut Tobacco, at J. A.

Kuriz's. Geo. Sullivan does all kinds of AVairon and BiiTLry work, including painting, on short notice. Buy your Dnnrs. Medicines.

Stationery. Notions, at J. A. Kurtz's. Snrsory Slock.

Vanght Vanillic, and their affPtitF, will make a thorough canvass of JJutler county, this simimer. for tlie saie of ail kinds of 1'ruir am! OrnameiiTal Trees, Hants, tie. Our stork is all Kansas srnitii, and we seii ct unil haniHe tlte sunk ourselves, and trunrarrtee satisfaction. We do not compel our customers to take our stock unlt ss they are satisfied with it. llenieniber that we sell onlv Kansas crown trees, and recommend on ly tested varieties.

Call oil or addi-ess Van eh it Vanhnss Eldorado. or J. IV Uixler. Aliens-ia, Kansas. -hat.

Money to Loan on real estate security, at a' low rate of interest, by alter Good. S. HALL, M. D. and Surgeon? Will ace dra tto ail prot'-: da or ni nt Oil I'Hl- Jl! U.

II. M. l. J. r.

hicharfUon, .11. It HILL RICHARDSON, Practising Physicians, Kansas one cr south of Whit' horn 411 M. R. BRUCE, M. D.

Physician Surgeon, AUG ST KANSAS. Will attend nromtly to all profrional call-? nt any hour of the day or uiglit. Ucicoat K. K. A Cu's Iru store.

ii'S-tf FRISCO LIME." St. San Francisco RAILWAY, MISSOURI, KANSAS, ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY, MANY MILES SUORTEK THAN' ANY OTIIEU ROUTE BETWEEN Augusta and St. Lot's. Through Express Trains AREliUN DAILY. NO CHANGE OF CARS- 00.000 ACRES cral Undo for sale bj this company, ia SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.

r'For full aritl particular information, with MaTMt. Time Tables. lie. caii upon c-r address nv of nur station aseutd, or either ol tin1 iin-Iernamei: ii. W.

Cale, Gen. Ft. Ag't, St. l-ouis. Mo.

L. WisAKT, Gen. Pass. As't, St. Louis, Mo.

C. VT. KfDGEKS, Vice-Iresident and Gen'I Manacer, Temitle building. St. Louis, Mo.

(CWinuftirwn last week.) How Yaich Cases are Made. Imitation always follotv3 a successful article, ami imitation is one of the best proofs of real honest merit and tlitis it is that tho Jtira IW Gdd Watch Oise has its imitators. Buyers can always tell the genuine by tlie trade-murk of a croint, from which is ttiepcmictl a pair -of nAScjMn tcala. Be sure both eroirn and (rales are stamped in tlie cap of the watch case Jewelers are very cautious about endorsing an article unless they not only hum thai it is the character of the manufacturers is such that the quality of the gyoJs Till kctrpt ftd'y up to standj-L WruiAMSPOlrr. P.I., Feb.

IX 1S. JntrsB TVw WuUh Cawia go lU-e hot cak.s. icb I bell tnotar. Don't latd to recouue-id tlilji: tilt afell til, Oae Lij' er.toiMera a Ujs! Go! r.V'.iMiC.iM lausef.irjtf it ia srirtxulaaever. iilitiiia Ciue do bciti'le to Ktve uiy iiivu i iaxiUju.

es. t'e inti mved cn-es, wincli lAUUUbeecriantuI. SSE X. Ltitlk, imtr New PRTTsincx. 8.

twa. TMs ml 1 case, j'a Cti kuowu as tlie Jiiies Ur i Gol.l iijteiyicioti r.l,:.ut,st been in iuw lime. is sr.li in troc-d xiidition. Ti.c uioveui'iitis tlieoiiO wL.cli cfse lien I iioiv-'ht it. rud its condit'en sb nes reiliy oui-wom tiie tit, wuiti A Viayedout.

Mai.iis A. liov. Of Board Drrtctwi J. Ji. Co.

tm ml I K.r,UNW WUrk tW rctaria. I'kil. 4rlphla. far lu.trte4 Pupiitsl ili Jim Hum' mfi Imj.Uio, Cukc, ar. h'c.

(Jo be CuiiauuI. -A to Sou re Gunning, trapping, or otherwise tresspassing, on my land in Butler county, is positivi ro, i ersons disregarding tins noli wiil be dealt with according to law, 4.U-4iu I. ii a B. Allun. Pleasant twp.

i Gnnninsr. trapi'imr. hnntinz. nrf-tli- 1 erw ist- nir. 0:1 my I'arin soiirhwt-st of rnirr.r-iinir this nctiiH- will be -h-a't with accrrd- intr to law.

Irl-ivss JmiN Satire fiajiinir. traiipineer mv lari'ls. August a. lrf tttritiitilen. JViX'iis ti -rcrari li tins nol! will be dealt with according to law.

Ed. traji'insr. el'Hsinir on niv lamU in lliitl' otherwise roiiritv. iaw. Bl.AhV V.

lollsiii. ixtsntveiy rersons this uutice will be dealt with ao M3-4X8 Notioc' Gamiinir. iihin trapy.tu and trei' nn my raiiehe. soilTh ff Aii-usia. is itu ivriois nutie will be dealt with according to law.

1. r.l.AKt.;;. Kiver.Side lianclie. AugustA John Yamiiiio, FropiH tor. )( Pork Packers -AND PEALKR-i IX- Fresh and Salt Meats -)o(- Al-iO CARKT A I INK OF CANNED GOODS, AND PU'JVIMONs UF ALL KINDS.

COUKTRY PEODUOE, Fruits. Veiretab'es and Berries of eveiy variety keiit in their reason. I Two iloors north of the poitoilite. 4S1 A 'iguit'i. KuiiMS.

E. H. POVELL, IX- Hardware, TINWARE, IKON. STEEL.NAILS, HORSESHOES. HOllsE-NAILS.

FORKS. SPADES, SHOVELS, HOES, BAKES, AND AIX KINDS OF Agricultural Implement CONSISTING OF PLOWS. PLANTERS. HARVESTERS, BEAPERS. MOWERS, THRESHERS.

TIN ROOFING And Spouting promptly auendetl to. X-i Farmersttention! Nsw Patent Hedgehysr; TUc only machine invented for laying hede. HOG TIGHT, Willi TWO IIOESES. Lay any p7p hedge, any height for and leave it wired down i EIGHT and TWELVE cents a rod. Farmers of Tiutler county who want h- 1 laid, will do well to give me a call, or add re C.

II. I i I H. C. Earll. Si SCO Eros, sell Overcoats.

The Lancaster Sisters can please all tastes in Millinerv Goods. Sisco Bros, sell Suicar. l.nsT Uetween Amrusta and AVm. Coven's fann. on the 'Arn a rown Overcoat and Leather Halter with cotton rope to it.

inderwiU be rewarded by lea imr at this office. 4' Sisco Ilros. buy Ir. Floor and Table Oilcloth at AVishard, Ihmirate it Cos. AVishard, Hnnsrare Co.

sell Ladies" Cloaks the cheapest. Call and see Wishard. Himjrate tfc Cos. stock of Men's and Boy's Boots, also Gloves and Mittens. The cheapest Cotton Ratts in town.

AVihard. HuPirate Co's. at An e'etrisnt line vf Ladies' Fine Slioes at Wi.shanl. Htingate Co's. Blankets are the cheapest at Wishard.

Hiincrate Co's. Canton flannels awful cheap at lsh- ard. liuneate A Cos. splendid line of Dress Cooiis at liuneate A Vs. Call ami see.

F.mter and Y. Iluncrate Co's. 3 wanted at Wishard. Si seo Brothers. Our customers will confer a favor hy returnine tlie ha-kets they borrowed, as we need theui to send out goods in.

4.V7 JI. Moyi.f. Sisco Uros. sell Hats. If yon wan; a C.ooi: Washing Jlachine.

ca'l on A. Vake; race. 4-' Sisco r.ms. sell. If yH a Lurry or farm wacon tli at 'y to liuve Printed, take iT 10 L.

I. huk, lio wiil do vou a jrootl job. Iros. hv.y PrtMhice. For Shoes.

Ftr Ladies' Shies, For Children's shoes. Go to Cheap Store. Sisco Bros, sell Sisco Kros. sell Tea. Go to Gardner's for a Fine Cigar.

Siseo liros. seii Waternroof. Take your prescriptions to J. A. Kurtz's Dra? store.

Sisco Ilros. sell Oil Cloth. Land Sale. Aiisiista, Kansas. Adiiress I.

O. Box iso lros. pell Velvet. A frt-sh sto k- or Ciroeeries just received, at K. H.

Gardner's store. Sisco UrotJ. tell Crackers. I make Loans at 6. 10 per rent, in terest.

Joiix lion. Siseo Bros, sell Overalls. Underwear for Ladies ami Gentlemen, in greatest profusion, at Ltlenson's. Sisco Bros, sell Ribbons. For beautiful Mil Lancaster Sisters.

inerv Goods eall on Siseo Bros, sell Ladies' Shoes. Lttensnn has just received an immense stock of Xew Dry Goods of all kinds. Siseo Bros, sell Satins. Sisco Bros, sell Furnishing Goods. It Is a Fact.

That everybody says they can do the best at Friend's Grocerv, as he always has fresh jroods and sells at the lowest price. Call and be convinced. Sisco Bros, sell Neckties. C. A.

Reed is now prepared to' dish tip Fresh Ovsters in every style. Siseo Bros; sell Collars Cuffs. Electric Oil at J. A. Kurtz's.

Sisco Bros, sell all poods cheap. Buy the Eclipse Windmill of E. C. Boyle they are the best, as the' are perfect lr self-repulating. Sisco Bros, keep a general store.

New style Prints'; Ettcnson's. in great variety, at Siseo Bros, will buy your Butter. The Messrs. Gronnd have opened a Feed Store at their vmtown warehouse, corner State street and Sixth Avenue, where the wiil keep constantly on hand, and deliver free to any part of the city. Bran, Ship-stuff, Shorts.

Jlixed Feed, Corn Chop, Oats, Corn, etc. Sisco Bros, invite vou to eall. A full line of Choice Candies and Teas, at E. H. Gardner's.

Sisco Bros, want to see you. Don't forpet to eall ami see the new stock of Cotikinsr and He.itinjr Stores ar S. K. Johnston's, one door south of Powell's. Sisco Bros, sell Blankets.

Sheep Dip. Semple's Scotch Sheep Pip, sure cure for scab, lice, at J. A. Kurtz's. Sisco Bros, sell Gloves.

The finest line of Beady-Made Cloth-injr ever brought to Augusta is just being received bv Ettenson. Sisco Bros.cl Yarn. sio of Millinery Goods, which eoni-g prises a'l the latest styles in Hats. Iion- nets, Iiibbons, Feathers and Flowers. AUGUSTA, KANSAS, Buys and sells Farms, Grazing Lands, Rav VTC xlil IO, AND TOWN PEOPERTY.

If you wnnt to buy or sell Keal Ktate of any kiuU, caii on or write to me. I liere rive a iioiee Largains in Farms and Town lroieny. No. 1. Fr i 5 town ranp t-ast.

in n'ni). hi in i-nitivation, ill itrom hui'i lua ai-rus, -t. tiiree rooiliS. rt'ilar Ull-vt'U, 4 acru in unhari lrt ac-l-t'S Y. 4i- aiTi timi't-r.

two ittr.ie noiue trt' h-arir' jiacit and otm-r Imit, raiis vn j'ia'- to fiasturt. Irire: ea-h aiui time, I'Oceision at ox near time of 5aie. No. 2. smith of and the 5 aTt'; of of -K town rsnje 5 L.

IS arres in xio with etory and a hait lenee oil bides, ore bard. tivation hmse i'hen I'ixii. he'lift bear also irt acres of tlnitH-r. li0 l-'ts. No.

1 bottom. Price, i.uynicnl3 to buit turciiastr. No. 3. liV acres sec 10 town iX ranire E.

so acres under cultivation. all around, vl ail kin-is of fruit l.itannjr. pasture of d' acres. 1 1X story frame house well ol" water, acres of forest trees, stable, cries, corral. Everything ready to live; good laud, cash.

N'o. 4. I'i) acres sec SS twp SSRJ. IS acres ra'oi 1 in scre in cui: :vatk.n. stream of water rttutthi throu'lt it.

ipritiirs. tteitueaii around, tenets acres, hou.e lv. 1. fourriMiiia I'lttstere'l ctoue m.lk house, i reat and aii-! le trees licring. all bottom laud, or milcd l'rice.

down, baia.uce oa unie at per cent, interest. Xo. 5. irto a(Tt' in "ii. Walnut 40 acrea uiui-r (xl plow land.

A roi-k iiniist' ii.vV: tlsret stone corrais: nn'k stable I7vJ4: a.TfS ol' pasture fenced with thrve wires: ircod weii and sirinr with mnnin.ir water: Kood peach orchard, and otiier fruit. Fr.ce Xo. 6. So acrr of bottom land, with ooi fonr-room house: on-hsrd of rti apple, and souih (n-arti tree1-: jrod well, eorrai. stable, timber, and it-need pasture, eight miles Laat ol Augusta.

acres in Tlichland twp. iff acrrg in stne house luil; SOW fruit guod well. FTiCC 0.8. b'rf rrfs vn Spring twp. all 30 arre in cultivation, house, weii, orchard, and other conveniences; cTiltivstion and the of and thp i.

5 with V'x) ares ia ia meadow; good houe, weli and piiinp. No. 10. l-ojirrs. the i see It.

6 Ka, fpS btone stable, audoO acres i a cultivat.on. l'rice Xo. Tl. tJi acrrs. VT of Per IS.

2. with houn. orchard, and hedgw oa twa r.cri 3. th of IV storr friinie house Pi 1-a 'O'lnd. acre- b'ood orchard oi'p itelit-n livi-.

i Hter, ai'pie trees. lf0Uf, No. 13. lite acres tz-ixid raw prairie land in Bichlaad two. $1,000.

XW 11 S9 5: Sn acres. i 31 2UU a. r. s. Ji IS and of 17 1.1.0.

lt acres. SVSE and of 18 and of SW 17 lt acres. of and of SS 38 Sl.coo. lt acnu. 'SI and HSE ST STOn.

170 ai res. 1.x of 14 J) i and Wol'S 19 ln acres. II is tiioari's. -ti 7 Sit'-i. 1W) acre.

2 -4 7 tv. IIii.li School i'i i il 42 A Grammar -t II Oramnuir Til' tii' it." 2S 7 r7' soni frimary i 42 11 4-" ss It; First l'riinary 77 9 tii it Total i SM aii 9le Siseo Bros, sell Dress Goods. Sicn and Ornamental l'aintinsr. in all branehps. prompt lv and salisfaetorilv ex-eeuted, by L.

B. Clark. Sisco Ilros. ell C'ari ets. For the latest styles in Millinery.

Lancaster Sisters. to Sisco Bros, seil Dress Silks. For Choice Dress Goods of tlie newest fabrics and choicest designs, eall on F-t-tenson. Sisco Bros, sell Dolmans. Tnst received a full assortment of Nails snd such other poods as are generally kept in a first-class Hardware store.

S. K. Joiiostox. Sisco Bros, sell Ladies' Cloaks. Tist A bunch of kevs.on Thursdav.of Fair week, between J.

W. Thorpe's residence and The party leaving them at this olliee will be rewarded. Siseo Bros, sell Siseo Bros, sell Muslin. Ettenson's is headquarters for Dry-Goods and Clotliiner at lowest prices. Sisco Bros, sell Underwear.

Go to C. Boyle's and pet the Charter Oak Cook Stoves and Jianges, the best in the world. Sisco Bros, sell Calico. A Farm For Sale. 110 acres of pood, smooth land, all tinder heiipe.

acres in cultivation, frame bouse of three rooms, open well. V1 bearinp anr le trees, a number of peach and cherry trees bearinp. near a school house. Immediate possession can be (riven. Price $1,400.

Will pi ve time on Inquire of L. Vnrrs. IsO. Aupusta, Kas. Sisco Bros, sell Laces.

B. H. Bitters, the best Liver and Blood renovator of the aire, for bale by J. A. Kurtz.

Sisco Bros, sell Window Curtains. Overcoats of all qualities, some of the finest ever hrousrht to this citynow for sale at lowest prices, at Ettenson's. Sisco Bros, sell Coffee. Take your buergy to L. B.

Clark and have it repainted. sj. itoi.LOF imxoit. The fnllowirsr named pupils were neither tardy or absent during the mouth: lilGI! school. Nettie STOtrtrin.

Llla Herrrv. Flla Koperfi. P. Kir.z. Lurke.

l-il'-We Head, Anna Snyder, Willie Vandine, John Talmer. A GHAUMAB. Roge Hippie. Norma Kiffe, Icy Bodirers, Eva Markley, la Shreeve, Salli'e H'-nr', deo. iril Cora HeMofK.

Adda Hire. Aoa Meteer. Ida Kuit.i. Tiinsa tey, Naoiiii Henry, Lena Joseph, Saraii Pickett, William Neif. Frank Fulton, iiiidie Kuster, William HuQinan, Aiiles c.peland.

GltAMMAK. Waylan Keiley, Grant Keiley, Oran Council, C'barlev Ji -ej It? Alice Crawlortl. Kva lirown, Kdna "hitm. Flora man. liiard Heanif, iliie McKitru-k, Willie Scroirt.

K.i-.tie Shirley, Harvey Hill. Fred Moriran. Charley Beeclter Hoffman, Henry Weinel. o'liver Paul, Hollis Harrii.on, Cieoria C'onMsii, Kva Pearl Sisco, Lil-lie Henry, llettcr Weinel, Sarah liaiiley. IXTtllMEOlATE.

Tipton Hattic Roilers, Clara Rrown, Laura Itatitrlev, Kva Anna Nellie Nellie Wildav, William. Jimmie Hill, Kplile Maine. Frank iiice, Grace Bacon, Kurt' r. Charley Carter. Julius Henry.

John Paul. Willie Stoil, James Snyder, 'Joseph SKCOXD PKIMART. Mmma West, Carl Turls, Alva Cnrts. Marion keily. Allien It arrisun.

Ina Henrv, Blanche Ground. Mary Hnnley. Liilie Blaker, Clint i-arlev- Bia'ker. Sarah Hnnley, iies-sifc Liens, Sadie Joseph, Winnie Paul. FIKST PKiMARY.

Johnnie Movie. Krnst Wett. Georirie Smith, Charlie Siiirley. Wiliie Reed. Ed iy Kevnolds, Kd.he tlftrainler.

Neiiiiie chas. Weaver, Leslie McDonald. illie McGregor, Warn Musirrove. Lnrra Swan. Keilev, Oia Henry, Ida Cleiner, 5iiuerva lieed, Jessie Ground.

The next rejrnlar examination will be conducted Not. lMh and ictu, orally. Parents and patrons the eehool are invited to be present not only at the examination, but du-ringour regular work days. Parents and patrons of the school, come and see what we are doinic and how we are doing it. The visit will you good: it will do i he pnpils and teachers pood.

Hoping for an early with the parents of every pupil in tlie school, I am, Kcsiw-etlulty, J. K. Mi.Giihi.uit, Principal. KeinK in tne rreat wholfale drujr bonee o( William Hart, in Klein. one day, Mr.

G. It Sherman, the photocrai hr of that place remarked, roncrniup PAP.KK'S TONIC: "I have need it in iry family for two years, and I Mnhesiiatinyiv pronounce it the beet medicine have evt-r "oped. It is handy to have in the Iioufe. and we are never without it." Culled from the mastes of reasons why Mr. Sherman was rijrht.

I'C fftvd enonsrh to consider thee: Firt, PA Ilk hi. TOMC is deliciu to th pa 1st': coud. it invigorates, hut dor not promote a la-t strona third it cures tViurhs and Coide by iritinff the torjnd or-pauh into healthy hc1k.ii, and opening ail the itoresof the kin: fourth, it ijurinVe tiie Blood, f5S iSN 1 1 thus -urintf Kidney. Ijver and hang diieases and Kheumatieim: nun I take it irito vonr house, and it will speak i for itwlf Once used, vou will change it tot and Uritatllit disease ol the skin and scalp. Eothin; Pl.vsicia'iis commend it Prices, It is the hft salve for fani.ly.

an-Ws house-yn ud Si. iiisic Cbciuists, i It favorite hrrever knoun. email twie. Nen lork. 1 cents; lare bu.xcs, To enli.

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