Southern Kansas Gazette from Augusta, Kansas • 3

Southern ianisas 6mlt. CHRISTMASOGOODS I Lint of Letters iicmiiining In the Post office ai Augusta, Kansas, for the week ending Nor. St, 1SS6 GX3TLXMEN'S LIST! mCE TABLE. ST. L.

F. RAILWAY r-' rsj-fJ It becomes our unpleasant duty to chronicle the demise of one of the best known ladies of Augusta Mrs. Ella C. Boyle, whose death occurred on Wednesday, Nov. lift.

Mr. and Mrs. Boyle were among the earliest settlers In Augusta, having located here in 1S70. Mrs. Boyle was prominent In all deeds of charity, and was a careful attendant in families afiiicted with sickness; she was a woman of strong personal likes and dislikes, outspoken in bur opinion of people and things, and thus became a Tried, ia We can safely say that in our long experience in the tiotiiing Trade, we never saw goods so cheap as they arethis Fall.

About twenty jean ago I discovered a little sore on aj cheek: and the doctor! pro-nonnced it cancer. I have tried a number of pbjsiciana. but witnont receiving any permanent benefit; Among the number were one or two The medicine tney applied was like fire to the aore, causing intense paa. I saw a statement in the papers telling what S. S.

S. had done for others similarly aEictcd. I procured some at once. Before I had nsed the second bottla the neighbors could notice that cancer was healing up. My general healLh had been Dad for twd or three ears 1 haa a hacking cougn ana spit Mood continually.

I hd a severe pain my breast. After tak'cg six bottles of S. S. S. my coan left me and I grew stouter man I had been for several yearn.

My cancer has healed over ail but a Uaie spot about the size of a half dime, and it rapidiy (Laappearnig. I wouid auvue crery one with cancer to give S. b. S. a fair trial.

Mas; KAXC7 J. McC05AUQILEf Asha Grove, Tippecanoe IncU Feb. 18, 1SSS. Swift's Specific is entirely TegeUUe. and seenn to rare cancers by forcing out the imparities from the bluod.

Treatise on Biood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THB SWIFT SPECIFIC Drawers. Atlanta, Ga. iVewstorki New stock i MRS. ELLA C.

BOYLE Has just opened, in Kusfefs luihliv.rj, X. W. corner State street and Fifth Avenue, a full and complete stock of HARDWARE, Of all classes and kinds, and will Bell all goods at the lowest possible prices We want to sell goods to everybody, but we canriot sell ori credit; Five dollars Irt Ciish will buy as many good's as will si dollars on time; By paying CASH YOU SAVE I MONEY. CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND PHICES. WATCHES, JEWELRY SILVERWARE.

Our stock is now complete, bought expressly for the HOLIDAY TRADE. 0 We guartrritee all our Goods both In QUALITY axd PRICE. GETT3 GOLD WATCHES, from $21.00 upward. cbti) watches, ftorii S2.00 upward. We also hitTB it hice assortment of DIAMONDS.

Ladies Vest ChalnSj Ladies Cuff and Collar fiuttous. Ladies Gold Rings. Ladies Watch Charms. Gents Cuff and Collar Buttons. Gents Watch Chains.

Gents Watch Charms. Gents Silver Watchesi Gents Scarf Pins. We have a beautiful line of all kindof goods which we are offering at LOW PRICES. We invite you to call at our store and inspect our large stock. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.

C. L. VIETS, THE JEWELER. i Li 4 iiiil rLl i Tii at; mi 1 We have an immense stock of CLOTHING -(AXD)- FURNISilLNG GOODS NEW AXD STYLISH. We are here to sell GOODS and we mean ta sell ioiuibiaifiii (OUR) Range ia prices from 3.00 to $25.00.

BOOTS, from $2.00 upward. CAPS, from 25 cents upward. FUR SCARFS A good FUR CAP for $1.73. An elegant line of SILK and CASHMERE NECK SCARFS' from 50 cents to $3.00. VELVET EMBROIDERED SLIPPfefiS, From $1.00 upward.

SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, From 25 cents to $2.50. If you want to make your husband, son or friend a present, come and ee how nicely and (CHEAPLY) We can FIT YOU OUT. C. L. VIETS, TllE" AUGUSTA GL0SPMBR.

63 K3 fS 11 ik-i Q. i 9 EASTWARD: Mail A Ep 1 19 a.m. Mail A fcxp Local freieht ni. Tnro'freigia p.m. WESTWARD: Mail ft Exp m.

Mail A fcxp 5:40 a Local p.m Thro fr'ghi 10:19 a. m. Thronjrn freip-ht trains will aot carry passen gers. Coapon ucicts lo an points iorsaie ny A.T. S.

F. RAILROAD. WOKTI1 I I SOSTH Eip. a l.m. I AUGUSTA.

I Esp 5 p. m. Acc. m. Acs.

11:41 a. Coupon tickets for i aie to all points. For fall information enquire of Gioici HAn'vtT, Apnt. Bl SIXESS CAIWS. T.

O. 8jlx, K. A. Ylir.H, Kl Dorado. AiMrceta.

iiu. OHIN'NA TEAGEE. ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW will iiraoticain iheSlaW and rtderal court. Office in Eliiuradu and Aoiusla. trti I W.

RAH. ATTORNEY AT LAW and Rral Estate Agent, Douglass, Kau. 3.J F. L. JONES, ATTOKNET AT LAW and tary rnbac, Anrusta, Jvan.

a LiJ K.VOWU6. E. D. STUATrORD. fSOWLES STRATFORD.

ATTORNEYS JV At Law and Notary Publics, Khiora-io, Kansas. Collections uromiitis aitcnued to. Ml BOYDEN. ABSTRACTOR. EMorailo, Kan.

J. Deeds. Mortgages. Powers of Attorney, carefullv drawn and acknowledged, fine on Central ATenne. Lock Box o.

71 o'r- BLAKER. REAL ESTATE AGENT. I. AUGUSTA. KANSAS Lands bought and sold, taxes paid, and all pertaining to real estate promptly attended to.

6ol P. POLK. Physician and Snr- i)mg ft eon. OtBce in tx-ott liroirn imrai tore, Aagasta, h-as. oi o-o- BROWS BROTHERS, BANKERS, do a general banking business, bay and sell foreign nd domestic excnange, loan money on long or short time, write insurance and sell steamship tickets to tarojje.

63 DR. A. HIGG1NS, Dentist. Farm residenoe TmilesN. W.

of Angnsta. andean be fonnd at RicbardsonA flail's Drugstore every Thursday, from a a. m. to 4 p. an.

LaHFiGHIHNEY vUFACTURED ONiL jEO-Kmagbeth iza PITTSBUHGH' The First Sign 0f failing health, hether in the form of Kight Svreats aad Nervousness, or in a cense of Cescral Weariness and Jcss of Ejionld sngjest the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Tliis preparation is most effective for giving tone- and strength to the enfeebled system promoting the lEgestfcn and assiniiiaticn of food, restoring the nervous forces to their normal condition, and for purify-in, carichicj, and vitalizing the hlood. Failing Health, Ten years ayo tny health besrah to faiL I Tras troubled with a distressing Cough, Sweats, Weakness, and Kervous-rcess. I tiled various remedies prescribed by ciHerent physieiatis, out Iwame so weak that I could not go up fctiars Tvitbout stopping to ress W.T ifriends recomrpended me to try Ayer tiiirsapariilii, which I did, and I am now as healthy and strong as ever. Mrs.

K. L. Williams, Alexandria, ilinn. I nate used Ayei 's Sarsapariila, in Fry family, for Scrofula, aud know, if it is taken faithfully, that it will thorouchly eradicate this terrible disease. I have Til so prescribed it as a tonic, as well as an alterative, and must say that I honestly believe it to be the best blood medicine ver compounded F.

Fowler, M. D. S-, Greenville, Tenn. Dyspepsia Cured. It TroiiH be impossible for me to describe what I sunered from Indigestion nd Heaxlai-he np to the time I beran taking Ayer's Sarsapariila.

I was under the care of various pnysicians, and tried great many kinds of medic'ies, but never obtained more than temyorary relief. After taking Avers Sarsaparilla for a short time, my headache disap1-pearcd, and my stomach performed its Uuties more perfectly. To-day my health is completely restored. Mary Hajley, Springneld, jlass. I have been greatly benefited by the prompt nse of Ayer's Sarsaiiarilla.

It tones and invigorates the system, regulates the action of the digestive and organs, and vita'izes the blood. It is, without doubt, the most relMe blood puritvr Vet discovered. IL D. Johnson, 363 Atlantic avenue Brooklyn, X. Y.

ft Ayer's Sarsaparilla, trtpsxed by Dr. i. C. Ayer Co, Lowell, Uaas. Piles SI six bottles, as.

Warranted to cure Srafe-W-- PftlHe Itch, rmi Kaaa Scratches, and all Itchy Affections ot the Skin. Soldby RICHARDSON HALL. Wi A. SHAXXOX, Notary Public, Conveyancei ENTERAL EXSURAXCE AGEXT. Jnomelni.

X. Connecticut Ins. Co. Am'n Central In. Co.

feontinenJal I S. T. S.l'O.O'io imaicn Ins. O. Corveyancing done prettptly Blanks al- waya on basa LAND AND MONEY! 200 Pieces of Pfeperiy for Sale orTrads I consisting EAXCHES, IJLFEOVED FARMS; KAV7 LAXD3, CITY PBOPERTT.

In the list will sr jsome fine bar gains; a v'Cma'ie on Fanr! and City Prort-A i Otvat the lowect possible raus, and no delv. Parties wishing to buy or sell land, or secure a loan, will sad it to their tn on me at the SIGN OF HORSE SHOE 22 I. B. BLAKZR. Acgusta.

Kas. Aarsnta MarSt Report. Kot. 24f No. 2 JiO-S Vtx4 Eed f- SMTHATTHe j- cO fj EXACT LA81E OM 5 tACH CHIMNEY AS 5 If SHOWN IN PICTURE, 3ULPH0 LOTIO the CruciHe.

STOVES, John V. Mojfttt, H. F. KartzeU, A. W.

Davit, President. Vice-Prei. Sec. Trai Wholsale Eetaik FURNITURE CO. AMCHITAVNS.

EASTERN PRICES GUARANTEED arpets and Upholstery a Specialty. L. S. HALL, M. D.

Physiciah and Surgeon Augusta, Kansrta. 00. HENDERSON. 6Co ti 6u3WYxPQTTE KANSAS CITY, MX Ee-ir Qraiuu i prcxiw Carocir, Nr oasaad S-aci-U Doii-e, SttryiP il 'eaioess 1 imi Losarst. Sex- "junoua i cm-1.

No tuna lov. fryia e.nj tnr terms, c-'i bcui iuiiip fUrll? 9TI fSTheGREAT TURKISH finLUiiiMi lOiil RHE'JSATX LUMc. A FOTTTVE CrRE for EEElTt ATiSM. S500 orj ol r.w XAinV Kindertoo. Kaosa t-'i Sa, VEAKliniDEVELOPEd iARRIAGt GllljJt CiCri ill I MX1 n- in prfpr-r cover.

iV. cpq- tl.f curio dftiintui or vint'o 1 'vprv 1 uab iuv nuation. IvaLTU, BKl kBtJ hAPPlM'Sart' by uvie-wlw av Varrv. ao m-i, A id. St nrfrsMrr, rows tu.

iO WonalVrfal ptS PUTT BkS. irw to Vour.poroiil. irarrrei ors- i or we.i, no ws'-i bv DR. WHITTiER- St- Lo- M- 'If MALE TONIGr A Is pre pan ti solely for the CURE of SeompUints wnien amivt oearfy every' woman ail iafveof fwTVv By giyin: tone and strength to fte ttterine functions, it cure ail females -fvcoicpftdnts and coTectw all danareroa --p BiSPtACtMENTS AND lBfJCULAil.Tt5. Clt is of erreat Talne in ciiamre of life.

ii Its nsedariiiSE prriniftncy will ere.it )y relieve the pains of -u insnre a i-. speedy recovery. FieHtwu.t to tae swki 1 may betaken at all times rrith sa' iy. PfsESCS3E IT rT! AU DISEASES i rCUUA3 Tft ftfMLH. 5 I can wy for ronr Tr-nic.

that I Ncn r.st.i tt 1 ti mv for over 15 As a I'trLS" KfCul'iUr it htsopqaai. I tiTAi-ii 3 p-ise of i'wnne nf jfenrs -Tiiiidi rt2, and sa; oii. r.t is rwi ccrwl. Tc-o oiuca Oka-t by 'na r.nifiu Me rrwmnieat of lur weiioe. it i reoocn-', nin'ii- 1 -J- rr.

v-Hctice- aud i-nn s-T for alt A' UiJ sax. M- M.T. r. -INS. 7 by ail ad Den 'era.

4 4 Trir Org a i i i W-J 1 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. AUGUSTA, KANSAS. 1.50 A YEAR IX ADYAXCE. LOCAL MATTERS. H.GardnerwenttoKansasCity.lastMon-day.

Smoke "Odd Sticks," the best 5ct. cigar In town. The list of advertised letters will hereafter appear in this paper. The acme of delight while mok-ing "Odd A shower Sunday night, louowea by a spring-like Monday C. C.

Gil more was the lucky man in the raffle for the music box at Scott Brown's. Travelinr men should carry a bottle of Cobb's Pills. cents for 40 pills. T.P.Jackson. Vforden 4 Wishard have something Interett ins in this issue read it, and then call on them.

Mrs. E. II. Gardner returned from Anthony, last week, where she had been waiting upon her atek aunt. Savevour children from Croup, by using Hill's Peerless Cough Syrup.

So cure, no pay. T. P. Jackson. Worms in children often lead to dangerous sickness.

Use Hill's Peerless worm cpeciuc. No cure, no fay. Polo Ground returned to the city last week and will airain be fonnd at Viets' store, where he has accepted a situation. Ora and wife go to Harvey county, this week, to visit friends, and be present at the marriage of an old chum of Mr. S.

We kave a communication from Col. A. Cox for which we have as yet been unable to find room bnt it will receive attention soon. Mr. E.

King has Just bad his city properly enclosed with a new, and a very "ice. picket fence, which adds much to the appearance of tha property. The Cherokee Blood Purifier is purely vegeta ble, except Iodide of Potassium, which is the most powerful alterative in the vocabulary of medicines. T. P.

Jackson. C. C.Gilmore is bound to keep np with the procession and not get out of hearing from the music he also is building a neat fence around hi property and otherwise beautifying his home. Mrs. James Rigby, who has been at Youfigs- town, Ohio, for the past six or eigni weeaa nursing her sick son Charles, returned home last Tuesday evening, bringing the invalid with her.

Mr. H. W. Sperry, of Anthony, was in town last Sunday. His wife's sickness resulted in the impairment of her mind, necessitating the taking her to the hospital at Ossawatomie rot treatment.

Vitality and color are restored to weak and tray hair, by the use of Ayer's Hair Vigor- Through its cleansing and healing qnalities, it prevents tha accumulation of dandruff and cures all scalp diseases. The dance advertised to be given at the opera honse in this city, to-night, has been indefinitely postponed out or respect to the persons who are seriously ill. and in consideration of the feelings of their friends. Twenty couples of young folks surprised Miss Emma Kuster at her home, last Monday evening and, as is always the case where youth and beauty congregate, a very pleasant time was had by all present. A Poet of the G.

A. U. was organized in Ben ton, last Friday night, and named the Cant. H. W.

Beck Post. It starts out with twenty- eight members: J. E. Harding was elected as Commander of the Post. The point in Lincoln Sedgwick where the Newton.

Augusta 4 Ft. Smith Railroad crosses the Rock Island road is likely to grow into an important town that may prove detrimental to the growth of Brainerd. T. C. Copeland, of the Latham Siena, Sun-dnved in Augusta, and made the Gazette a visit Monday morning.

He reporta the town fight at Lalham as practically settled, and the prosiwcts of town largely enhanced thereby. Mr. Ettenson was in a critical condition, last week, arising from strangulated hernia. A surgical operation waa neccessary to bring relief, and was perlormed by Drs. Hill, Richardson and Marshall.

He is now rapidly recovering. No woman can be contented and happy if her skin ia covered with pimples and blothes. These disfiguring eruptions are easily removed by the use of AVer's Sarsaparilla. This medicine is perfectly safe to take, and is a thorough ly reliable blood purifier. The Eldorado RtpublUan said an Augusta druggist waa summoned to appear berore the authorties, last week, to answerto the charge of violating the prohibitory law.

Diligent in quiries among the druggists of this city fail to reveal the pereoa hence we think the editor waa mistaken. The opera was packed to suffocation, las Son day erenins onion church services, under the directions of Rev. Earbutt being held there. The meetings through the week will be held in the Baptist church in the mornings and in the Methodist church in the evenings anion services will be held in the opera house next Sunday. The directors of the Bank of Augusta held their first montnly meeting on last Saturday.

The business of the bank haa thus far exceeded the anticipations of the most sanguine member of the board. It was resolved to adopt a plan and ask for bids for the erection of the bank building, in order to have work commence on the same the earliest moment next spring. The debate at the school house, last Saturday evening- would have been much more largely attended had it not been reported to have been "indefinitely post-poned because ol the religions services now being held." The question was: "Does the success of prohibition demand a third political party K. C. Prich-ard ad V.

S. Webb in the aflirmative, and Prof. Speer and Dr. Hill in the negative. The nd gee decided in favor of the alfirmative.

the secret or torn Bradley to his sister is out. When here a few years ago he became fcanaicted with Mrs. A. Marlow'a charming niece Miss Dori T. and finding life in the mountains too lonely without female companebip, he concluded to find a companion whom he could love and cherish, and who wonld return his affection compound Interest, and he went over to Mound City, where on the 9th he waa married to the sblectofflUlovc.

May peace and plenty be their portion. Mr, J.F. Willey, of FurtadoA cigar-makers of WichitA, waa in the city last Mon day introducing Odd a brand of afra a specialty of their own make, which, while odd in appearance, they claim to be the best 5c ci par there is made, and induing from the aroma of those smoked in this office therf Is no danger of their being called opon to forfeit the VJ0. which they offef to anyone who Bnds aglttl5iTt Havana filling in any of these cigars. Augusta deal ere sell them, call for Odd Sticks.

We call the atiention of our readers to C. Viets' new ad. In the consequence of the dullness of trade in the Ea6t he was able to buy goods for cash at abort his own figures, aud he nro'boeea to give his patrons the benefit of the low-price be secured by selling good cheaper than ever before. takes tne leaa inooio jewelry and clothing, and it will pay you to look at his elegant and immense stock of new and atylish holiday goods before going to Wichita or elsewhere. He and his foar clerks Will take pleasuse in exhibiting his goods to all callers, and cordially invite you to call and examine Excitement in Great excitement has been exceed in the vicinity of Paris, Tex.

by the remarkable recovery of Mr. J. E. Borley, who was so helpless he couid not torn in bed, or raise his head; ever bod paid he was dying of Consumption A trial tK.tile and a box of lr. Hinv's New Life Ptiis: by the time had taken two bvxes of Pills and two' bottles of tne lifCOYery, he was well and bad gained tn flesh thirtv-s: pounds.

Trial HoUtee of this Great Discovery for Consumption free at Jscott A Brown a. i CS Bailev EE Bradley UG Thomas LW Card AG Kelly itoht. Murray Nil EL ladies list: LinincfMrs.S Morris Carrie Parti? wishing any of the above letters must call for "Advertised Letters" and give date of list. A. Yeager, P.

M. Money to loan at the lowest rates, no conniiission, by Mar shall Brenton, Room 1 Office Elock. Eldorado, Kans. Backlen's Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world forCnts, Bruises Sores.

Ulcers. Salt Kheum, Fever Sores, Tet ter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay requireu. i puori'iitreu perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price cents per box.

For sale by Scott A Brown. Gtri ftews one to Canaan i The August! 5nrt made its dyirig CohieBeirl last week folded its bright wings and is not. It bad the beat reason in the world for so doing viz: lie business was not paying its running expenses. The experiment of running two papers in Augusta has certainly been tested to the utmost. We call to mind nine different men who have demonstrated with that octtlt that a second paper in A trust a was a load toe heavy to carry.

The money, energy and perseverance that have been Bunaodered in these attempts might have shown lante results under different circumstances. It would have been economy ori the part of those who were not satisfied with Kurtz to have bought him out. though they faid four prices for his office and ousmess. mat would have been the nrooer wavtodo. Ifvott do not lik the way a paper is run, buy it and toti it to suit yourself.

Men oi taient, energy a nu per severance have tried to make a second paper in Augusta a success, but invariably failed. Douglass Trioune. Pretty Women. All women look attractive when their color and complexion is clear. If your skin is sal low.

eves dull, von are billions, secure a box of Williams' Australian Herb Pills, take directed, and the tee'ing of languor will leae von, your eves brighten, and yon are another woman. Try them. Price 25 cents. Scott A brown agents. "Can't Sleep Nights" is the complaint of thousands suffunng from Asthma.

Consumption, Coughs, etc. Iid you ever try Acker's English Uemedy It is the bet preparation k-niiun fnr fill liiTiar Trnnhlea. Sold on a Dosi- tive guarantee at 5oc. for sale by Scott Jt lirown. Acker's Blood Elixir is the only Blood Remedy guaranteed, it is a positive cure for Ulcers.

Eruptions or Syphilitic Poisoning. It purifies the whole Bystem. and banishes all Khenmatic and Neuralgicpains. We guarantee it. Sold bv Scott A Brown.

BARGAIN COLUMN. Smoke the Wichita Odd Sticks, the only clear Havana hand-made 5c cigar i the State. We will offer a reward of J5U0 to any one that can prove that there is any thing but clear Havana tiller in them, Kurt ado a Co. Farmers Notice. Take your hides to C.

W- Hawes and get the highest market price. rurc-bred roland-China riirs for sale by G. G. Clevenger, 2 miles North of Au gusta. SOTICE.

Having need for all money due me on note and accounts by Dec. 1SSG, and having accounts of long standing on my books and having made calls in the past to call and pay up, that have not been responded to, I will say that I must have all, or a part at least, owing to me by Dec. 1. lS6b. Yours respectfully.

04G 3t Yolnky Sttlea. Ho to Farmers State Bank for Money at 7-. and i per cent, interest without commission, payments can be made by insthlments. Cattle are Dying. Highest market price paid for Li'des by C.

V. Hawes. Jlrs. E. C.

Boyle has the Buckeye Pumps they are the best. Notice. Having need for all money due me on note and account bv Dec. 1st 1SS6, and having accounts of long standing on my books and having made calls in the past to come and pay up tbat have not been responded to, I will say 1 must have all money owing to me by Dec. 1st ltS6.

I will make no exceptions, but all accounts of over thirty days standing and ail notes due and unpaid Dec. 1st ls6, will be phiced in the hands of the proper otticer for collection. io call in and settle up and let us start in anew. Yours Respectfully, C. Hawks.

Mrs. E. C. Boyle has purchased all the interest of A. Scropeins, Deer Mansur A Henry Movie "and S.J.

Saflord, in and to the stock of hard ware formerly owned by E. C. Boyle, and she will continue the business at the old stand. Money at Farmers State Bank, at la, 8 and 9 per cent, straight, can be paid by installments. Farm Loans, lowest current rate of interest.

ojiff icobbixs, Eldorado, Kansas. Lowest Rates for Money, at Farmers State Batik on long or short time. All goods remaining of the old stock formeny owned bv Ed. C. Bovle, will be sold at cost by Mrs.

E. C. Boyle. Mrs. C.

B. Sisco is now prepared to do stamping on cloth, velvet, silk, satin, and ail ether kinds of goods. Farm Lans, from one to seven vears time. Dun Koebins. Lldorado, Kens.

Farm Loans, in amounts $200. upward-Duff Kobbins, Eldorado, Kas. Buy a Buck's Brilliant Stove and you will get the best, Earli Johnston sell them. Farm Loans on the installment plan. Dcff Bobbins, Eldorado, Kas.

Farm Loans, interest pavments to suit the borrower. Dlff Robbiss, Eldorado, Kas. Farm Loans. 50 per cent, on the value ofvourland. Dull' Robbing, Eldorado." Kansas.

141 W2. Go and see the patent wire fence Jjtaj's at Earll Johnston's. Fresh Oysters and Celery every duv; at Brown's Bakery. Earll A Johnston bsve iust received a car load of Buck's Brilliant stoves and Kansres, and are prepared to furnish you stoves from W-o0 to $40.00. They carry best line of Stoves and Hardware of any one in Augusta; JfcA, Pt-airie Mavtje and Scratches of 3V-ery kind cured In 30 minutes by Il'ooi-fiWi Sanitary Lotion.

This never fails. Sold by Richardson Hall, Augusta, Kansas. Gasoline Stoves at actual cost at Earll Johnston's. Perfumery and Toilet Articles at Rich-attlson Hail's; T.ihrrr. "Rrnrket and Stand Lamps, Fixtures at Richard- Lauterns" and Lamp son LUil s.

We have just rece Studehaker Farm popular Wagon cn ived a car load bf the Wagons. lhemo8t the market. Earll jonnsion. Tancv Autograph and Photograph Albums at Ricbanieoa Hall's. Earll 4 Johnston have the best line of Gasoi! ne Stoves ever brought to Augusta.

Laige stock of Mixed Paints at Rich- ardson Hdil's. 51oney to Loax on 3 or 5 years time, with interest as low as enh be obtained anywhere1, at Brows Bbos'. Bank. T.ead and Oils at Richardson Hall's. bottom prices, at PUBLICATION NOTICE.

STATS OF KANSAS, JsS Bm.xa CorsTT. In the matter of the apcijrnment of Earl A John- Bton for tbe benefit of creditors. TVyOTICE id hereby given to tbe creditors of Karl tlohnton, of An cast Kanoaa. that the onderfjipned. assignee of Fftul Earl A Johnston, wiil artjily to the District Court of eaiI County and Mate, on the 4h day of Jan-narv, A.

I. l-T, for a discharge of my trust ae such aisiijni'e. W7 iljrNHr Motle. Assignee, 4c. shining mark for venomoua tongues.

She was an excellent neighbor, very industrious woman, and a hardworking wife; whatever she undertook to do, be it in the line ef pleasure or of labor, she threw all her encfryintolt, as she could brook no half-way msnher of doing things. Her death will entail i lassnpon the community; will be severely felt by many who were the recipients of her bounty, and la a serious blow to her husband. Funeral services at the Baptist church to-morrow at 10 o'clock a. in. All friendsof the family are respectfully invited to attend.

Louie Lord delighted her Augusta friends last Wednesday and Thursday nights by the rendi' tion of "AMeaibcr of Congress," and "The Modern Godiva." The audiences were not so large as they should have been, but it waa solely on account of the scarcity of money, as we heard many persons regret their inability to witness the acting of their prime favorite. The company rendered Mrs. Lord an excellent support in both play, Mr. Simms being especially happy in his rendition of the laboring-man's candidate for congress. Louie Lord is "at home" in comedy, all of her actions being grace I ul and pleasing, but it Is in the emotional dramas that she is seen at her best, and "The Modem Godiva" is a play admirably adapted for an exhibition of her powers in this direction.

The transitions from sorrowing grief over the sufferings and impending death of her husband while out of his sight to the rollicking mirth and cheerfulnesa on bis sudden arpear-ance; from the wife protesting against Insinuations of a mistaken husband to the grief over the alienation of hia and the passionate denial, and repelling.ol moredefl. nite charges of amchastity, were really wonder- rul, and stamp her aa one of the greatest of emotional actresses that ever trod the stage Louie Lord has won a place in the affections cf the people of Augusta that will always insure her a cordial welcome to their city. We must not omit to mention our friend C. M. Patee, the genial gentleman who so excellently managers the affairs of the troupe.

He is pleasant and courteous to all, and his contact with the world has only aerved to bring his gentlemanly proclivitives into greater prominence, aod we can assure our brethren of the press that they will find him a most affable gentleman. Cared Bheaaatisat. Mr. W. K.

Powers, 39S3 Thomas St. Louis, states Ballard'sSnow Liniment cured him of a case of Chronic Rheumatism, of -(years standing. He goes on to say "For5yearsI sufferer! all the torments of the damned, lived through 5 peaas of misery a thousand times worse than death. bless the day when I was induced to try snow Liniment. Three bottles removed all traces of this dread disease aud 1 am mrseli asain.

Scott Brown Agent. 2 The holidave are aunroarhinsrand the kindly spirit that pt-rvades the ha man family begins 10 afteen upeii in ine oreasis 01 persons wno are not insensible to the promptings of love and Section, and manv eyes seek, while many minds inqnire: "What shall I give to my frirnd, to my wife, husband, son. daughter, father, mother, brother, si'ter, lover or sweet heart, as a Christmas giftv" It is an undisputed, and an indisputable, fact that in all families, neighborhood and comm unities, where frequent exchanges of gifts are made between the nierabvrs thereof, I hire will be found existing a decree of love and affection that far exceed that which exists in a family were le of no. gifts are exenanued; the bright smiles of or Kirt-gjviiig people, wmie anstere and rt-peilant expression is sne loi or those who live only lor memseives ann are unwilling to make themselves happy by imparting happincf to Gibers. lesirinfr that perfect and universal happiness may reign, and that there miht be io possible excuse for one single human bt-inr to be unhapov at the coming noli days.

Santa Clans, that hary headed peddler ol tovs and fancy goods who hag spread l'aupi nees among the entire human family for so long a time that the memory of man runneth not to the contrary, has appointed a special atrencv for Antfusta, and has rented a large room Which he hatjaet literally packed fail of tne chociest goods irom an parts oi tne oria. that the citizens of Butler and sarrouuding counties might obtain thereat anything their hearts det-ire In the way of gilts. It would exhaust all of our space to enumerate one-fonnh of the beatiful things there to be seen and purchased, hence we can name but a few in order to convey a slight idea of the immen-sitv and variety Of the stock. There will be found toilet cases, nork boxes, jewel cases, glove boxes, cuff and collar boxes, writing perfamery cases, photo-albums, auto-alhums. cf various designs and colors in plush and leather Christmas cards in greatest profusion, of all sizes and the most beautiful patterns musical instruments ol all kinds, from jews-harps to pianos: illuminated story books fr the little ones, elegantly bound and handsomely printed volumes lor" keepsake; china, bisque and glass, vases, toilet s-ts, bottles, cups and saucers toys in the greatest prolusion in tin, mood and china; rubber goods of all kinds, and dull babies in great stacks that will make the eyes of little folks dance and sparkle with joy.

jost think of it old folks, you who had to" content yourselves with rag-babies; here you will tin 'I doll babies of china, rubber, bisque and wax; bahirs that can cry, and lautrh and babies that can sleep and wal babies, babies with coai-blak hair and babies with golden curls, "Ob 1 they are just too sweet Truly, banta Onus is entitled to the heartfelt thanks of every member uf this community for his kind con ni deration in thus providing giite for the multitudes; let as all show our appreciation or his kindness by calling around at the store of his special agents Messrs. Scott Brown and buy a present for everyone of out friends, both large and small. The Verdict Unanimous W. D. Suit.

Drugtrist, Bippus. testifies: I can recommend Llectnc Bitters as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given re-iiof in every case. One man took six bottles, and was tired of Rheumatism ol 10 years standing.1 Abraham Hare, drugjrist, Bell-ville, Ohio, affirms: 'The best selling medicine I have hand.ed in my years' experience, is Electric Ihousands of others have added their testimony, the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters docure all diseases of tLe Liver. Kidnevs or Blood.

Only a half a dollar a bottle at Scott It Brown "a- 2 A Wonderful Care. Mr. Richard Spencer, irnH GarrisCn Ave, St. Lotiis, states I have been seriously affected with a dry hacbing cough for two years and have 6ongh "relief from many sources with no relief. My wile urged me to try Ba Hani's Horehound Syrup and I did so with most gratifying results.

My congh disappeared with the third bottle and my lungs are as strong as ever. I would not be without It in the house. 2 Call for a bottle at Scott A Brown. A Card. Ed.

Gazettx There being some misunderstanding as to who is entited to the use ot the Cumberland Presbyterain church in Blooming-ton wish to make a statement of my understanding of the case. The subscription papv-r was circulated by members of the C. P. Church. Before starting otit with the paper, Rev.

Ferguson and John Rodger? came to me and asked me how much I would give, I told them nothing, unless it was to be a union church they then said that those paving uw. or more, should be entitled to the use of the church ouilding one-fourth of the time, but the property was to be deeded to the P. Churchy With this understanding I then subscribe! and afterwards gave more. The cost of the church wa about 81, XW. On, which was ccmnbnted about as follows Cumberland Presbyterians, -0 including ai75.6H paid by John Taylor, which he savs he gave for the benefit of th community and pot toanv particular denomination: on by the ChrWiians including niy Baptist, 400.

00 MethtKlists and the public aod there is still due and unpaid on the building the sum of $4io the claim being held by Mr. Ssffoni, of Anfiiista. A couple weeks ago the Elder or the Christian Church requested the privilege of holding services in the house; the authorities of the C. P. Church granted the request, conditioned that the Chnstains should not effect a church organization ther.

but they could hold protracted services, take in members, etc. In accordance with this understanding a church organization as eflected elsewhere, and the congregation then went -to the chnrcb to hold service, occupied the houBe for one week, and last Sunday evening, Nov, 2lst, the house was locked, with notice posted on the door for the Cbristains to stay out, under penalty or arrest. Now if the people will come out on the second Sunday in December I will open the door 60 they can get in to hear Brother Nicker-eon preach and how they get my money Geo. Eldeb, t. Marvbf the vd things of this life are sorrow let aione on account of Pypepsia.

Acker's" Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation; Bold on a positive guarantee at i5 and 5o cents, by Scott A Brown. Tld Bits front tlf Eldorado Times. The Aneusta we hearbas "climbed the olden stair.1' Another jewel in the crown of he Gazettx. Bids are asked by the county commissioners from pbvsicians for medical services in each township of the county and also for the poor farm. Coucfv attorney elect natcbiris w.il move from to I Jdorado.

'twixt this and December 1st, ready tosettledown to the duties 01 hisojZioe. And now G. C. Carey, of ArigUBfl. demands to know "who told you I was going west to Lane county Can't say.

Came up, some where and some how while talking politics. Glad to know you're not going, G. The coontv commissioners give notice of their intention to'appropriate w.u at the January meeting for a bridge across Henry creek on the southeast corner o' section Ifi. Fairmount township 'po. for a bridge across Whiiewaier on south line of -J4.

3 for a bridge across Walnut at uaim mill south vf Douglass city. II- Lib cpg-a mm iW tJLf I 7 n't 1 jt" 'It'ifjl V- iOHrl J. A. RHOADES, RBJIII-ESTETE AXD- LOAN AGENT 1 AUGUSTA, KANSAS. 1 have for sale the LARGEST LIST Choice Lainls In Butler county, and can suit all callers in qnal ityand price of lands, and on terms and conditions of sale.

(I can On better terms, with less delay, than any other agent in Butler county. Have just had 5,000 new circulars de scriptive of Kansas and Butler county printed. The is all new. and il contains a large new map of Butler county. These circulars are wrapped in post- Daid wrappers.

Everybody is invite (1 to call and address some of them to their friends back East, or send the addresses to me and I will mall them. CALL AND SEE ME. i i I 3 i i ti. DlSil if -j Wir- 1 -K I 1 -7- Jusfe Received. have latest styles Hats and Bonnets.

"pHE newest TRIMMINGS, yHE most Elegant FEATHERS. "J-HE Finest RIBBONS, Miss Wilson, Has had long experience and has admirable taste for trimming, and we guarantee satisfaction in Quality, Style And Price. sty VCESTtRM WORLD I SISCO BROS' SELL BKYAJT, BROWN SHOE CO. CELEB SITED BOOTS AND SHOES CWN SH0l-MAI MB VVAKKAATl'n. Lrik for their Nam on itottom or Inning.

These roods are made In! St. Louis, and are far superior to Eastern work. 6JCE Tin BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL SHOE 5 60 41 Oi.w.3.25 Whpat Com, Rve t'aifl Jirvtom Com, per ton JWng 'iax Sf'i. jiure nnwabfieJ Wool. "Wasiied.

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