Sunday Morning Call from Atchison, Kansas • 5

rJZJZSONJLL. HAULHOAD NOTES. DICKENS PA2iTY. The ladies and gentlemen who Have a Complete fetock of 13 Jndge W. D.

attended the U. S. Court in Topeka last week. Col Marks spent part ef last T7eek in Lincoln. G.

H. Bliss of Mass, is visiting hi5 brother J. L. Bliss, in this city. B.

A. Seaver, of Highland, was down to see the Snei bakers show. Thursday night. Dr J. S.

Long, of near Highland, Doniphan County greeted us with a hearty hand shake Friday. Major W. H. Haskell has removed to No. Pardee block.

Bouth Fourth street. Mrs. H. G'ancy and her son Will are visiting friends in the East. Mrs.

Jane Reraley of Iowa City, has been visiting her uncle, L. A. Alderson. Henry McPike, of Alton, visited his brother, W. C.

last week. Miss Lydia Stockwell has returned from a visit to Quincy, III. CoK G. H. Pardee is growing in favor as a lecturer.

Will C. Smith who has been recuperating for a few weeks, has resumed his duties at the postoffice. Geo. H. Roberts left last Sunday night to report an important case to be tried at Osborne, Kan Geo.

Pennell and Churl es C. Cook went out ou the Central Branch last Sunday night. Isaac Friend, brother of L. Friend, was in town last Monday, purchasing goods for his store in Valley Falls. Mr.

and Mrs. John Prunty, father and mother of Mrs. Dr. Holland, have come to spend the winter with her. G.

A. Chapman has accepted a position as traveling agent for Samuel L. Smith of St. Joseph. We wish him success.

Hon. T. wight Thatcher, editor of the Lawrence Journal, was in Atchison last Monday. T. W.

Gardner, editor of the Valley Fails HegUter, looked over the metropolis last Monday. Henry L. Stein, who put out the fire in the hotel at Boloit two weeks ago, and is the traveling lecturer for J. Herman came in last Tuesday. Miss Ethel Ingalls deserves to be commended for her good work in collecting clothing tor the destitute on the western frontier.

John Kafler.of the popular firm of Kaffer McKeever, grocers, has just returned home from a two weeks' trip to Chicago, snd a visit to bis parents in Champaign, Illinois. Rt. Rev. Abbot Inocent Wolf, returned from Rome last Wednesday. The occasion was one of general rejoicing and a holiday at St Benedicts.

Dr J. S. Long, and his sister -in-law, Mrs Steele of Highland Kan, both well- known in socitev circles, attended the "Old Folks" dance in this city, Thursday night, The doctor is a graceful dancer, and no one on earth likes to "trip the light fantastic' better thah he. The Long mansion, near Highland, is noted for its splendid recep tions, where the doctor and his cultured wife dispense liberality in true Christian style. The first party ot the SansFacon re ception took place at the Otis House last Friday evening about forty couple participated.

The floor managers were Messrs Bird, Best, Haskell, while Iligby and Todd comprised the reception committee. Philip p's full band furuished excellent music. Mell Wiuegar, general manager of parades, par tics, proposes to maje an excursion witu tne iiatnoeaux Club to Washington, to assist in the Inauguration of President Garfield. The Ladies' Sewing Society of Trinity ParUb, will have a sale to dispose of fincy articles they have been making for some time past, in Libiary Hall on Thursday Dec 13th. C.

W. Gulick, of Scandia, makes frequent calls on Atchison for silver cur rency. Messrs. tjnaius isros. snipped mm about $1,200 last week.

There is a scarcity of coal in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa. If the winter proves to be as severe as predicted tbe supply will likely fall short of the demand. Ed. Howe, of the Globe, Is an odd ge nius, but aside from his newspaper peculi arities he is an accommodating fellow. Col lectlvelv.

the 2 Howes, as end-men of the Globe, are immense. The Keokuk Item comes to us this week with a new head. It is entirely too large for the size of the paper. Try again, Bro Broadhead, you can do better. The Mexican war veterans of this county.

and vicinity will hold a meeting at the Court House in Atchison, on Wednesday, December 15, at 3 o'clock p. for the purpose of forming an organization and making arrangements for holding a reunion All are invited. Go to Mrs. Cook Davis for dress mak ing, cutting ana nuing. MrHazzard's 6ales ot celebrated Royal St.

John Sewing Machine are constantly increas ing, but he will have time to receive orders lor Christmas present of the fast selling St John. Call and sec him at J. L. Bliss's Jewelry Store. The Literary Society will 'give readings from Dickens.

Messrs Pierce, Evaas, Grey, King, Denton. Thome, Ridgeway, Everest Walkem, Berry. Siaclair will tase part. Tuesday Dec 7th, p. m.

Geo. W. Harper, of Strait Creek, savs he has been afflicted with nervous de bility tor ten years ana mat uats's judsit Pad has entirely eured him. Cleveland, (Ohio) Herald. A.

Ilatnnork- Wild Wau. An Illinois exchange feels called to thus deliver itsself; "His hammock swung loose at the sport of the wind," and tumbled the Hon S. Irwin on his head, and but for the application of St. Jacobs Oil, he might have gone where the woodbine twineth." Even so dear Beacon as many others have gone, who falling to use the Great Remedy iu time, for their rheumatism" and other dangerous diseases. have paid the debt of Rub Is our motto.

No Proof 3Ioi-e Convincing Could be produced to satisfy us that there is true merit in Day's Kidket Pad than the tact it Is being Already several worthless kidney pads are seeking a sale on tne good oi uus original comprise the Dickens Party met last Wednesday evening at the North mansion, and arranged for the com ing event which is to be in tableau, at Corinthian Hall January 4, and will be conducted by Mr. T. F. Donald, general manager, will be as- sisted by Dr. TV.

H.Evans and Miss Nellie George, in eharge of "Old Curiosity C. Cook and Miss Ida Holbert, "Pickwick Pa Jas. F. Donald and Miss Flora North, "Nicholas W. T.

F. Donald and Miss Ida Downs, "David R. EL Morris and Miss Kate Talbot, "Barnaby Rudge." Another meeting will be held next Tuesday evening with the President, Miss Mamie Seaton. The following is the cast of characters: OLD CtTBIOSITT SHOP. Dr.

McKelvy Little Nell Mi6s Faunfe Blair Qailp Frank Raymond Mrs Quilp Clara Markham Kit Finney Sam Brass A. F. Martin Sally Brass Miss Laura North Marchioness Maddie Wood Dick Swiveller Dr. W. H.

Evans Mrs. Jar ley Mlsa Mellie George PICKWICK PAPERS, Pickwick Frank Everest Mr. Jingle L. Vandegrift Tracy Tupman J. T.

Hersey Nathaniel Winkle Will Glancy Bob Sawyer Bert Porter Benj. Allen W. A. Ferguson Mr Weller. Prof.

C. B. Ridgeway Saux Weller C. V. Kathrens Fat Boy C.

C. Cook Jacob Trotter Lanphear Sergeant Bnzfuz Mr. Hudson Mrs. Bardell Miss Ida Holbert Mrs Racheal Wardle Miss Hettie Ege Mary Miss Susie Bradford Mrs weller MissM. Means Arabella Allen Miss L.

Wagner Emily Wardle Miss Tola Thomas DAVID COPPBKFIE1.D David Copperfield. Walter F. Donald Micawber. L. L.

Higby irank Icdd Peggoty Miss Gussie Tortatt Ham Pegcoty T. F. Donald Little Emily Miss Lucy Hutchinson Uria Heep Mr. Lemmm Dora Miss Cora Thomas Miss Ida Downs Betsey Trot wood Miss Annie Ege MrsUummidge Miss May Wen-Rose Dartle A. Ashcrolt Miss Mowcber Miss Adda liorth James Steerforth Mr.

G. Hendriclcson Mrs. Gamp Miss Allie Hopkins Mrs. Micawber Miss Mamie Seaton BARNABr, P.UDGU5 Barnaby Rudge E. Small Mrs.

Rudge Miss Kate Talbott Rudcre J. P. Pomeroy Willet Thos Pullen Willet Chas. Osborne Simmon Tappertv James K. Finney Miss Mlsrcrs Mis D.

Snyder Dennis.the Hangman R. H. Mcrris Hugh D. Lawrence Dolly Varden Miss Ida Symns Edith Haredale Miss Lizzie Briggs Varden Mrs. Varden P.

M. Best Kate Markham NICHOLAS KICKELBT. Ralph Nickelhy J. F. Donald Nicholas C.

C. Calvert Mrs Nickelbv Nettie Haskell Kate Nickelby Miss Jennie Click Sraike Will Haskell Wackford Squeers 1. S-Taylor Mrs. csqueers Carrie cucn Miss Fannie Miss Copian Wackford Saucers. Jr Willie iagan Ned Wat Brown ChasCberyble Fted Brown Frank Cheryble W.

John Browdie C. O. McCaskill Mantalina Dr Cochrane Madam Mantalina Miss Mayor Madiliua Bray Miss Kittie Putman The man in Small Clothes Best Miss La Crevy Miss North Tini Lin kin water Dr. EL B. Ferguson Lord Fredrick T.

Pierce Col.Mulbcry Hawk Chas. Brings Newman Noggs Newman Arthur Tilda Mrs McCaskill Peg Sliderskew Miss Nellie Millner Henrietta Petowker Miss uaajy Baldwin Arthur Gride Fred Holt Miss Knag Miss Mollie Scoot Petkrsok's Magazine, tor January, is be fore use. in advance; and has outdone Itself even. Besides two beautiful stecl-engrav- ines. a double-size colored steel fashion- plate, and a superb colored pattern in Henri HI.

embroidery, and some half a hundred wood-engravings, of fashions. work- table patterns, it has an array of tales, novelets, such as is rarely seen in any magazine, lieoecca Harding Davis, for instance, has a story. one ot the most beautiful prose idyls ever written. "Josiah Allen's wife" cives a humorous sketch, that will make anybody lausrh. There are two novelets, both powerful: one by Ann S.

Stephens, the other 1 1 A. At. Mn oy iane ausuo, lucse, tucie uie other tales, poetry, etc. etc. A profusely illustrated article, on "London In the Sea son," will interest every fair reader, mere is no ouesl ion.

that In literary merit, this magazine excels all tne oner Laays It alwavs performs too. all it promises, and and even more. As a iournal of fashion, it Rtamis first. It is. unquestionably, the cheapest and best.

Everybody ought to have it. The terms are but Two dollars a vear. with srreat deductions to clubs, and handsome premiums to persons genmg up clubs. Specimens are scut, gratis, if written for, to persons wisnmg to get up Address Charles J. Peterson, 305 clubs.

Chest- nut Street. Philadelphia. Pa. N. B.

We will furnish ann the StJj pat ilOKNiNG Call, tor one vear $3.25, cash in those wishing to take both. St. Paul Pioneer Press.J WHAT WE HATE. We hate growling, no matter the source or cause ana recorojiueua nerewiiu toe remedv. Use St.

Jacobs Oil and laugh at pain, it win ao tne worK everj time. Everest Waggecer, Attorneys at law. over Exchange Bank Atchison Kan. Bents Turkish Uatu advertisement ap- tears in this issue. Read It and go and be If your tooth aches go to Drs.

Fergu son McKelvy, Seventh and Commercial. J-OK ALLEN, MERCHANT TAILOR 308 Commercial-street. Up Stairs ATCHISON, KANSAS. JOB PRINTING and Doings of the Week. SUNDAY, NOV.

28, 1880. -Clear and pleasant All of the Chnrcbes held EerviceS except the 1 Congregation ahst and -1 Jesse Crall takes the first sleigh-ride I of tne season Confidence men beat 1 an old man out of 95 at the Union depot Turner concert at night Senator, iDgalls leaves for Washing ton frank Sharp and A. J. Harwi leave for Chicago John M. Price and wife start for Hot Springs, Ark.

MONDAY. Clear and cold Ice harvest con tinues Coal dealers complain of scarcity More city bonds funded Work commenced on the Union depot mansard Proceedings commence before Judge Locker, Col. M. QQigg and Hon. C.

Rohr in the contest for county commissioner of the Third district City Council meets Marshal Scott chases five confidence men into Missouri L. A. Alderson comes down town alter a sick spell Press and material for the new German paper arrive. TUESDAY. Cloudy Snow begins to fall at 8 and continues until 11 clock, and turns into a drizzling rain A few sleighs venture out Howe Bros, re move to Second street Ladies' Foreign missionary society meet and sup with Mrs.

Denison Judge Otis discharges the petit lury until Janu ary 13 Large invoice of clothing arrived for Wood the Clothier. WEDNESDAY. Bright and pleasant Library Association meets Remieir Shoup have their opening of holiday goods Faust opens his holiday goods. THURSDAY. Weather moderates Snelbaker's consolidation parades at noon and shows to a large bouse at night Ladies of Trinity Parish sewing so ciety meet with Mrs Judge Otis -Old Folks dance at Apollo Hall -Fifteen transfer teams loaded with bullion passed down Commercial street.

FRIDAY. Raw and rainy the Sans Facon dance at the Olis House Baptist Ladies bociety meets with Mrs J. R. Douglas The body of Jas A. Scarbrough sent to his late home.

SATURDAY. inaws roggy and muddy. city of country folks in town. If you want to make a Chriemas present of Silverware, wathehes, diamonds etc. you will find the band somest and meet varied stock from which to select at Norton Son's 321 Commercial.

Mrs Cook Davis vise Cornwells Improv ed Chart in cutting and fitting. This is the best Chart or device ever invented for the purpose, and results from its use are alwavs satisfactory. We reccommend these ladies to the public as in every way worthy their confidence and patronasre. Rooms on commercial street, over B. F.

Tomlinson's. rB. vY McCov auctioneers, are receiving new goods daily. When you 6tart out to make purchases call on them. Their stock is varied and prices wav down.

Sales private as well as at auction. J. 1. ELLF.T Magnetic Healer, S. ifi.

cor 4th and V. streets, Atchison. Treats all chronic diseases by layinjr on of hands, or nervo-magnetlsm. It Is a Fact. Day's Kjdnet Pad will invigorate reanimate the most exhausted bedy and most prostrate organization.

the i About Face at Mor ton Son's I People cannot pass us witli- out looking in. Tlie glistening Splendor of our windows is the first at traction. The Grand attraction is oiir Fine Gold Watches', elegantly mounted Diamonds, and rich Jewelry, within. The Holidays are at hand, and Norton Sons, ever on the crest of the wave of en terprise, have hrought to this market a dazzling stock of rare gems, unique and beautiful Jewelry, handsome Gold Watches, elegant Vest Chains, Neck Chains and Lockets, and an array of Silver- Ware unequalled in the West. Now is th'e lime to call and look, before the rash begins.

TT AGENTS Tw WANTED TO SELL JKiVERYJ JAY Cvclonedia. US22F17I. ENUWLEIfGE for tn FAIS- mer: for the Mechanic, fur tbe Business Man and for the Household. Event Want Made Ktkmwn. A mine of valuable information.

selliaf? book ever Doblikhed. For circulars and extra, terms address Of JSrief JPa ragraplts, ICeicsy ITotcs, a it M. L. Sargent, passenger and freight rvtM V. Oon Ml Ttranofi matt wont if nnrn to St.

Louis last Sunday. The Missouri, Kansas and Texas road has I VkAA AAncAlMnto with OTirl WAmca A I Kansas and Texas division of the Missouri auuowa tatwA rm AVM, Hll 1 pacific system, with A. A Talmage general manager. The Missouri Pacific now has 1,900 miles of road in operation, and is still building. Mr.

James D. Brown, the pleasant and gentlemanly general passenger agent of th3 M. K. loses his office by the consoli dation of the road with the Missouri Pa cific. He will not be long without a posi tion.

More than 5000 miies'of road have been constructed in the United States, since January 1.1SS0. A land slide occurred at White Cloud on the A road last Tuesday, covering the track for about 230 feet and delaying travel foi a short time. The Missouri Pacific has created a Mort gage of $30,000,000 on its property. Ciiixrcli Services. PRESBYTERIAN, Sunday School, 9 a.m Regular service 10:45, a.

m. and 7 m. Subject, morning. Repentance, evening Speaking Eyil of Each Other. Seats free.

Strangers welcome. M. F. Howie, Pastor. M.E.

CHURCH, SOUTH Sunday school at 9 a m. Morning service. 10:45 a. m. Evening ssrvice, 7 o'clock.

Pastor, kcv- r. ii. bweaeinoeji. CONGREGATIOAL Preachinff at 11 o' clock bv Rev A. 8.

Harpending, agent of the Amejican Tract Society. Sunday School alter morning service. The application of Day's Kidxet PAd Is so simple that no one can fail to understand XIATLIHAGES. At the residence of and by G. S.

Russell, of Lancaster township, ou the 2Sth day of November, A. D. 1S80. Mr. John Miller and Mrs.

Lucinda J. Miller, bcth ol Lancaster township. A. S. BENT, Turkish Baths FOURTH, S.

of PARR St. SSifOpcn to ladies on Tuesday and Friday of each week, in charge of a lady attendant. ATCHISON Chopped Feed Co- GRIND CORN AfiD OATS, and sail all klcds of FLOUR, FEED, BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY AND PRODUCE. -tot- Consignments Solicited. W.

S. VADER, Sec'y. 716 Commercial Street. the: jbest TEAS, TEAS TEAS TEAS TEaS TEAS TEAS TEA3 TEAS TEAS TEAS Teas, -AT- JOHNPERKINS' GROCER, 515; CO IMEBCIAL ST R. II.

HANTHORN, Dealer in GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. 383, Commercial ATCHISON; XA7T. NEW GROCERY! Corner of 5th and Park Streets. The undersigned have receutlj opened a full stock of Family Groceries, and solicit the patronage of the South Side. We will endeavor to sell as CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.

And will keep the best coods the market will afford. Will deliver promptly all goods ordered. Give us a trial and see howr you like us. Renpectfully, M. J.

WEEITE CO. JYL- ZEggleston, Homo, Sarrisgs, Sign, AND ORNAMENTAL Contracts made for Paper Hanging, Graining, House Painting, etc Over Gt and Ostertags. 704. CO A1TH1CK ST. AVEHUE HOUSE.

Avenue, between 6th and 7th By J. C. Hutchison. The Best $1 per day house in the city. FAMf Booksellers, Stationers.

1 AND NEWS DEALERS. 321, COMMERCIAL STREET School Supplies. All the Leading Newspapers and Periodicals. Jwidiiir owW0 (Stall SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1880. BY LOW1C CO.

Entered at the Post-office at Atchison, as second-class matter. AGENTS WANTED Active, intelligent men and women wanted to act as solicitors for the Sunday Call. Big commission to he right parties. Apply, with references, to this office, at once. WANTED.

A correspondent in every town In the State who will send us society notes. Want nothing political, but strictly society movements Engagements. Marriages, Births, Deaths, Amusements, Anniversary Weddings, Entertainments, notice of persons leaving and returning home. Persons who desire to act as correspondent in this connection, will please address LOWE Jfc Atchison, Kan. LOCAZ, intelligence.

The Call' Collection of 3Iiacellfneoua Notes Jiuolnrst Matters and Transaction. Read Norton Son's new advertisement. -The Atchison Furniture Company plants a large advertisement In the Call to-day. It speaks for itself. Christmas four weeks from yesterday.

River six inches bewlow low water mark. Snow, rain, mud and slippery side walks, The Postoffice Is to have a new delivery clerk. The Call office is turning out some nice job work. The cold weather delays building operations. Now bring in your holiday advertisements.

Look out for more fi res! December is the most prolific fire month of the year. The marriage license business is brisk, and Judge Loeker is pleased. The foreman of the Patriot office lately had twenty -two teeth drawn at one sitting. Mrs. W.

W. Guthrie Is to have a fortune from her father, recently deceased. Congratulations Dentistry In all Its branch es by Drs. Ferguson McKelvy, Seventh and Commercial. The hearing In the contest for commissioner of the Third district will take place in the Probate court Dec.

20: If the city authorities would clean out soma of the prostitutes and pimps who have quartered themselves on Commercial street, they would do a good thing. Go to Mrs. Cook Davis for dress and cloak making, cutting and fitting. Shop on Commercial street, opposite Kclsey Simpson's. Drs.

Ferguson McKelvy. Seventh and Commercial, are prepared to do all kinds of Dental work. A. wagon on its way out Commercial street last Tuesday had inscribed on its cover, "Us You Eny Thing to Traid." Hats and Caps at Winegar's If you haven't had a good bath this morning go straightway to Bent's Turkish bath rooms and take a thorough wash and feel like a new man. If your bones ache it will relieve you of that feeling Compare the Call with any paper you take, and see if it docs not contain twice as much reading matter, besides being better printed on better paper.

And it costs only Two.Dollars a year. Superb neck wear at Wlnegar's Gloves of all kinds at Wlnegar's. Fresh oysters In every style at Kuehl Shilling's, north of tha Union Dedot. Open all Bight. To any person sending na three new sub scribers and $6.

wo will send the Call free for one year. Seal Goods at WInegar's. This paper should be taken by every family iu the State certainly by every family In Atchison. We offer a big commission to ilmnfl who will cro to work at once to get subscribers lor the Call. We want a thou sand more subscribers by the first of Janua ry, and we intend to have them.

Hanthorn, the grocer. John Perkins, 515 Commercial can satisfy all tastes in teas. All kinds of fresh Groceries and Provia ions at Baker Baker's. C. Weber's lor clothing.

Gents underwear at Wluegar's. D. T. Bradford is selling the reuowned Knabe Pianos at 512 Commercial street, and he also keeps a full Hue of sheet mu sic. I will give more goods for cash or pro-Anfm thn A.nv otber Grocer in the The reason I have tbe largest city trade la because I sell cheaper than tbe rest.

I have constantly on haud a large supply of freh oysters and ash. Give us a call. John Pekkixs. The field occupied by Dr. P.

Gress in his tnnda of tieatmeut of chronic diseases was Altogether unoccupied before his locating in this city. Within tbe patt few months his wonderful cures of persons who had been rnt little benefitted by other treatment have hen astonlshlnz. and Lave brought to the doctor a largely Increasing practice. He can be consulted day or evening at his office opposite the German Dante. MRS.

COOK DAVIS, PRACTICAL DRESS MAKERS, CUTTERS AND FITTERS. Rooms on Commercial oveb 2 "TVI" III I TTSTGr And will make V--' Picture Frames, Of All Sizes TO ORDER. 321, Commercial Street. Union Depot Time Departure and Arriva of Train. ATCHISON NEBRASKA.

Depart S3 Lincoln Express, except Sunday. 5:30 a Arrive. 34 Mail and Express.except Sunday .9:15 m. ATCHISON, TOPEKA SANTA FE. Depart.

1 Denrer and Pueblo a 3 Fe daily 10:50 Arrive. 2 K. C. Atchison 4 Santa Fe daily 5:30 a CENTRAL BRANCH MISSOURI PCIFIU. Depart.

61 Through Express, daily .12:01 in 63 Washington Accommodat'n, except Sunday 3:40 pro Arrive. 60 Through Express, daily 3:15 a 62 Washington Accommodat'n, except Sunday 10:30 a CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC. depart. 5.42 5 42 am Arrive. 2 Chicago Express, 4 Mail, except 1 Kansas Express, daily 10.10 am 3 Mail, except Sunday 9.57 iu HANNIBAL ST." JOSEPH.

Depart. 3 Atlantic except 5.47 a 4 Atchlsou and 5.57 Arrive. -1 Pacific except Sunday 9-47 3 and Atchison 9.03 a KAS. CITY, ST. JOE COUNCIL BLUFF.

(Going North.) uepan. 1 Mall and except 11.42 a 3 Pacific Express, daily 12.12 am 5 St. Joseph except Sunday. 7.22 7 Chicago Express, daily 5.32 pin 9 Chicago Mail, except 6.52 a Arrive. 1 Mall ard except 12.22 8 Pacific Express, daily 12.57 am 5 except 8.02 pm (Going South.) Depart.

2 Mail and Express, ex. 2.57 pm 4 St. Louis Express, daily 1.12 a 6 daily ex. Sunday. 9.42 a tu Arrive.

2 Mail and 3.42 4 Omaha Express, daily 1.52 a iu 6 St. Joe Ac, ex. Suuday. 10.27 a 8 Chicago Express, daily .10 27 a in 10 Chicago Mail, except 8.37 iu MISSOURI PACIFIC. (Going North.) Depart 1 Day Express, daily 1L35 3 Through Express, daily 11.20 a.m Arrive.

1 Day Express, dally Il.iOpm 3 Through Express, daily 10.10 a iu. 3K except 8 10 (Going South.) Depart. 2 Day Express, dally 3.30 a 4 1 cugh Express, daily 3.40 in 3 4 Accom. except Sunday. 7.20 a in Arrlvm 4 Day Express, dally 145 am 4 Through Express, dally pui W.

F. Bakuows. Supu PROFESSIONAL. MRS. O.

C. WOOD, M. Homeopathic Fbysician. Office. 423, Commercial St, 2d door above Parallell.

HOLLAND CAMPBELL, Physicians and Surgeons, Odce In Champion building cor. Commercial and Fifth bis. Dr. Hoi-land's residence side Kearney, wast of 5th. Dr.

Campbell's residence on Kansas ave. bat. 8th and 9th sts. Telephone connects from office and residence with Central office. O.

KNIGHT. M. D. L. R.

C. 8. EDINBOIU ough, Scotland, Physician Surgeon. Office No. 513 Commercial Street, Evening from to 7 o'clock devoted to the poor.

Advice free and medicine at cost. Night calls will receive prompt attention. J. K. KISTLER.

M. Physiciau au4" Surgeon. Southeast corner Fourth suit Commercial sts. Dr. Flshcherrings old office.

A. P. TENNY. M. D.

Office over A) mond McConaugby's Drug Store. F. D. JOHNSON M. D.

Office 410 Com-mercial Street; up stairs. R. F. LOGAN M. D.

Office OTer Jobnton Bereman's drug store. A. II. LAMPHEAIt M. D.

Office ground: floor four doors north of Exchange Bank, North Fourth St. R. HUDSON M. D. Office rear or West Atchison Drug store.

E. FERGUSON 80N Physicians and Surgeons. Office 708. Commeicial Street. Residence northeast corner Seventh and Santa Fe.

MISS NEALIE D. MILNER Teachtr oif Vocal and Instrumental Music. Residenc southwest corner of Fifth and 3 streets. WEBB MARTIN, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, Will practice in the Courts of Kansas and adjoining states. Residence, Atchison, Kan.

63EAT WESTERN WORKS, Any wound or injury, or any disease, however slight the disability, entitles lbt soldier of th late war to a pensions Thou-, sands re yet entitled. Pensions br new law hesfln back at the day of dichrg. Widows children under sixteen yeaJs. dependent mothers, fat hers, also brothers and lter under twenty-one years are entitled to -pension. Pension laws are now more liberal." than formerly and msny ar entitled to bet-ter rates.

Many are entitled to. bounty and don't know It. I will procure patents for inventors, both. in mis counuy ana jurope. Apply at toDce.

Having had several years exvrlenc tn, the largest law and claim office in Washing, ton, D. C. 1 guarantee satisfaction atd saving to you of ta or three m.onths thi by corresponding with, an attorney in Washington Send two stamps for blanks and In tractions. Address. TAYLOR Attorney at Law and Solicitor or U.

2X Cllas, lock box 11SK Wfteld. It I A I If Neatly Done at the Call Office. B. F. Tomlinson's ind excellent pad.

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